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There is something magical about a sleeper train, departing one settlement under cover of darkness and arriving at another location as the sun rises. The Night Riviera and Caledonian Sleeper are two British sleepers; can you classify their station calls?

Old but not dead...classic rock bands from the 80s and 90s are still releasing albums in the 2020s. Can you match up these classic rock artists with their albums released in the 2020s?

Identify which nations were part of the Allied Powers, Central Powers, or were neutral during World War One.

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.)

These mammals are listed using their scientific or binomial name. Organise them alphabetically by common name. To simplify things, the letter hints refer to the main part of the common name (for example S for "squirrel", ignoring the "red" part).

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between February 9th and March 8th 1976.

Richard III has been much maligned in history and some of the calumny may be warranted. This quiz gives a brief overview of his life in the fun-fill-it format, leaving you to fill in the blanks that I've left.

The chessboard shows the pieces set ready for a game, with the white queen on the paler square. Place the actor/actress next the brief description of the film they appear in. As a further clue, the chess piece numbered appears in the same film title.

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.)

Growing up, I've always heard my ancestors were heavily involved in Congregational churches. I realized I did not know much about this denomination. Fill in the blanks in this piece about the religion and perhaps learn a bit along the way.

"All in the Family" ran for 9 seasons from 1971-1979 on both CBS and NBC. It followed the antics of the ultra conservative and crotchety Archie Bunker, his ditzy but lovable wife, Edith, their daughter, Gloria, and her husband, the liberal Mike Stivic.

When you hear of death, do not fear your own. Rather, ensure that you, like they, shall live. I will give you twelve who died in 2025. Can you match them with what they achieved? (You'll note a lack of film stars; those will feature in their own quiz.)

I was surprised that only one quiz had been written about the popular video game, 'Fortnite'. Well, here is another! We will explore the season where 'The Simpsons' took over the 'Fortnite' universe; knowledge of the iconic cartoon will help you. "D'oh!"

Are you thinking of the song, or the stage musical for which it was written, or the movie that used it as a title? You're in luck, they're all here!

I will give you a description of what a job involves, and you select the job that matches that description.

A place name from the Old Testament is hidden in each of the ten sentences. Can you find them?

Have you ever been Christmas caroling? If so, you should be able to work out the mystery pretty fast!

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between January 12th and February 2nd 1976.

Merseyside was created in 1974, taking in parts of Lancashire and Cheshire. Liverpool is the main city, but there are other towns of note in the region, which includes the Wirral Peninsula. Your task is to pick them out from those listed.

Can you pinpoint the following swimmers on the country for which they have competed in international competitions? Have fun and don't drown in the interesting info.

We are zooming in on two objects in each of these photo pairs to create compound words! (Click the images to get a closer look!)

God often rewards His righteous followers with abundant blessings. Match each biblical figure with the reward God bestowed upon them for their faithfulness and righteousness.

Here is the text of Isaiah 11:1-10, according to the King James Version. Fill in the missing words.

Can you identify the birds in these pictures? This photo-match quiz includes a crow and a goose, a gull and a pelican, a dove and a quail, two kinds of finches, and even a loud bird from Australia called a Laughing Kookaburra. Good luck!

Here we have ten towns or cities mentioned in the Old Testament. Can you spot the ten names that are mentioned in the Bible and dismiss the incorrect names? All the information is taken from the King James Version of the Bible.

Since 1946 (start of the Italian Republic) there have been more than thirty prime ministers, from eight different parties. What do you know about some of them? Have fun.

This is a quiz about ten people who shuffled off this mortal coil in the 1890s: British adventure writers, American showmen, Russian composers, German chancellors, and even a "hearing-impaired" Dutch artist. There's even a "Ragged Dick" here. Enjoy!

Some people are determined to realise their goals and this quiz explores people who achieved a first in their field of expertise. Match the date of their achievement to the successful person.

A mix of 10 History questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

Match these titles, which are the opposites of their Christmas carol counterparts, with the correct Christmas Carol. Two of them are in Spanish, so their opposites are as well.