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'Good Things To Come' explores the many messianic figures found across world religions and spiritual traditions. These future guides appear in times of crisis to renew hope, restore balance, and lead humanity toward a better, more peaceful age.

In this quiz, we take a look at some unusual people and/or events in the Old and New Testaments. And people say the Bible is boring! (The NKJV and the NIV were used for this quiz.)

It's not easy being orange but these items pull it off. Pick the items that can be orange while leaving out those that are not.

Fill in the missing words to complete The Go-Go's playlist. There is a big show tonight in London, England, so please help The Go-Go's finalize their playlist for the 90,000 shrieking fans in Wembley Stadium!

This planet is for the birds, but they do have good music. Match the bird songs to the bird artists and bring some bird seed for the jukebox.

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between January 9th and February 13th 1978.

Every time I get to travel to California, I make sure to go visit the redwood forests there. So I was excited to see a quiz up for adoption on this topic. Fill in the blanks and learn a bit more about these marvelous trees.

Can you identify the pictured pieces of jewelry from my collection?

Has your English teacher ever told you that your word choice was weak? Well, say no more! Here are 15 synonyms to help you make your writing stronger! The word "quiet" is the focus of the synonyms in this quiz.

Animals can have any number of legs - take a walk through this quiz to discover some with 0, 2, or 4 of them...

Some cities are so famous that people often mistake them for national capitals. They may steal the spotlight, but do they really rule? Match each description to the city everyone thinks is the capital... and the one that actually is! Enjoy!

Funded by the Spanish monarchy under King Ferdinand II and Queen Isabella I, the era of Spanish expansion started with the first expedition made by Christopher Columbus in 1492. During the 15th and 16th centuries, the Spanish empire expanded rapidly.

This quiz won't leave you out on a limb as we look at some other arms and legs.

Ahh! Back on the water planet again and there are some oldies in the jukebox. Match the fishy tunes to the fishy artists.

Here we have the names of the people who were in the band and featured on the albums listed in the questions. All you have to do is match the names to the band they were in. Good luck and have fun. Digby

I will give you a list of words and their meanings. Your job is to match the word with the correct meaning. All of these words start with "de." All these words can be found in the online Scrabble dictionary.

In this quiz, we take a look at some unusual people and/or events in the Old and New Testaments. And people say the Bible is boring! (The NKJV and the NIV were used for this quiz.)

Known for its uses in various scientific contexts, the noun singularity is derived from singular, an adjective that has a number of widely used synonyms. Can you pick them out from the list below?

'The Facts of Life' was a 1980's sitcom that showcased an all-girls boarding school. Remember the theme song? Your mission is to put the lyrics into the correct places. Best of luck.

I received this title as an Author's Challenge and immediately thought about the amazing advancements in the scientific field of astronomy over time. Place these extraordinary milestones in chronological order.

Remember the wonderful sitcom 'One Day at a Time'? Well, the lyrics are memorable! Your mission is to fill in the blanks with the correct words. Best of luck.

All of these mystery terms start with the letter "E". Can you find their correct categories? Good luck!

British fashion designer Charles Frederick Worth is recognised as the first to use live models for displaying his creations in the mid-19th century. Place these more recent models in order of birth. Each was born in a different decade.

Do you remember 'The Fresh Prince of Bel Air' theme song? Your mission is to fill in the blanks with the correct words. Best of luck.

Spaghettification refers to the tidal stretching of objects near black holes. This quiz highlights how food‑inspired language helps scientists name, explain, and remember complex phenomena. I hope it it will whet your appetite for tasty trivia!

Three of most famous American playwrights of the late 20th Century include Neil Simon, Sam Shepard, and Woody Allen. Many of their plays have been on Broadway or turned into motion pictures. Sort this list of plays by author.

I have just been shopping and I need your help to determine where my purchases belong; in the house, in the garden, or put it in the tool shed! Help me out of my mess!

The 'Dukes of Hazzard' theme song was also known as 'Good 'Ol Boys". Do you remember the lyrics? Your mission is to fill the correct words from the choices given. Best of Luck.

Explore the countries that used or still use the dinar and test your knowledge of this historic currency!

I will give you some questions related to the letter "N", and you pick the correct answer.