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Animals have been reproducing by laying eggs for a long time. The first eggs were jelly like and laid in water over 500 million years ago. Land animals began laying eggs in protective shells approximately 340 million years ago.

As you play this quiz, take a moment to 'pause and think' before sorting each word. Some choices are obvious, while others may make you stop and think twice!

All ten words in this quiz contain the letters UGH in exactly that order. From funny sounds to things you might find in nature, can you match each word to the correct definition?

See how you get on answering these questions about the mighty moose

This music jukebox quiz deals with characters, situations, and other things DS9 related. Hope you DS9 music buffs find it amusing.

"Sounds Of The 60s" is a venerable BBC Radio 2 show that features music from the golden era of pop in the 1960s. Match these songs, some better known than others, from the show broadcast on May 9th 2026, to the performers.

All the acronyms listed have three letters, but not all of them refer to medical terms. Your task is to pick only the ones which are abbreviations referring to medical expressions.

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between February 26th and March 12th 1966.

Here, we have ten British inventors and six from America. Your task is to identify the British inventors and disregard the rest. Good luck and have fun! Digby

Vera, Chuck, and Dave are three children who are the children in the Beatles' song "When I am 64". It is an unusual combination of names. Here is a list of famous people. All you need to do is determine whether each one is a Vera, Chuck, or Dave.

Baseball stadiums -- I remember (even on television) so many of these iconic places. Come on a quick trip to the past and learn about some lost ballparks.

Before television and video games conquered the world, horror and science fiction motion pictures were in their heyday. How much do you know about these films from the 1950s?

This is part of my collection of state anthems/songs of the United States of America. I hope you enjoy learning about them as much as I did.

Some Classic Country hits never fade away. How many of these can you remember?

Though once the most common form of government, in the past 100 years or so many nations have rejected the monarchy. Can you order the countries in this list according to the year in which the monarchy was officially abolished?

Adopted quiz that definitely a little TLC. Let's look back to ten great songs that feature the word "Heaven" in the song title. The quiz is primarily skewed to the 1980s, but who doesn't love that great era of music?

The symbols are familiar. Their names may not be. Put your knowledge to the test as you identify ten symbols hidden in plain sight throughout everyday writing.

This is an adopted quiz, in which you'll be asked to complete the quote about various marriage and family rules and responsibilities from the Bible. All quotes are from the New International Version (NIV). Have fun!

Here we have a very popular song by Queen, "We Will Rock You." All you have to do is add the missing words from the list in the correct order of the lyrics. Good luck and have fun! Digby

From chart-toppers to classic anthems, these songs all feature a Girl, Lady, or Woman in the title. Sort the fragments into the right group and see how many hits you recognize.

Match the characters/clues to the American television series that first aired in 2016.

If you were born and named Donald, which name would you go by: Donald, Donny, or Don? This quiz will simply give you an actor's credits, a singer's hit songs, or in some cases a dual threat. Your job, match it to the correct Don, Donny, or Donald.

Switch the beginning sounds of the spoonerized phrase to form the answer. 'Run, first digit of the foot! would be go, toe-- then switch it to get the country Togo. This example only happens to rhyme; rhyming is not a requirement.

Here we have a classic song by Otis Redding, "(Sittin' on) The Dock of the Bay." Your task is to identify the missing words from the list provided and arrange them in the correct order. Good luck and have fun! Digby

If head transplants ever become possible, reconnecting severed connections will be a critical task. Identify the parts of the body found primarily in the neck region, remembering that some extend into other parts of the body.

I will give you ten songs by Bon Jovi and six songs by other bands, and you pick out the songs that Bon Jovi recorded.

The brain is the organ that controls the body, and is made up of various different parts. Be careful, though - not every answer is a part of the brain, and some of them can be found elsewhere in the body.

See if you can match the actors with their roles in the 1958 cult classic, "The Blob".

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

Far from home and stationed in frozen battlegrounds, winter soldiers throughout history have never had the easiest time when it comes to their everyday duties. These ten pieces of equipment helped them get through their days.