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Can you match these first lines with the famous classics they come from? All were published in the 19th and 20th centuries.

When we look at language, it's easy to see how many words and ideas were informed by the religious traditions of our predecessors. Match these ten theological terms with their proper meanings.

Fit the right names to their parts, and the tale shall ring true - as any proper telling ought. Choose poorly, and even the finest story may falter - so weigh each name with care, for I, England's greatest wordsmith, know how such tales should be told.

Many diseases were named for the doctor who first described them or, occasionally, for the patient who was the first identified victim. Can you pick out the real diseases while ignoring the fakes from those listed in this quiz?

If you simply added one letter to an existing word, you could create a whole new word. That's the concept here. Example: Add an "S" to "not high" and you'd create a word meaning leisurely. S + Low = Slow. The answer you'd type would be Slow.

I got into a rabbit hole looking at middle names of famous people and some odd coincidences or interesting nuggets. I think they are good fodder for a fun fill it type quiz.

Many high-profile people in the UK support a particular team. Can you name the teams that these people support?

If you watch enough episodes of ITV's quiz show "The Chase", then you'll pick up on common hints in questions that repeat throughout episodes. Match the common hints with their answer. Come and have a go, you might be clever enough.

Food and drink are great for creating memorable movie scenes. How well do you remember these?

Starting from DESPAIR, drop or add a letter, then rearrange the letters to find a new word matching the given definition. Keep on going until you've reached BELIEF. This is a sequel to my previous quiz "Going From Prayer to Despair".

All of the terms in this mystery sort quiz fill a musical theme... but before you can figure out the category, you will need to determine the missing vowels. Have fun!

In my garden, I try to have flowers of many colours, both perennial and annual. Let's see how many of them you can identify.

Some events which took place before and after the turn of the century. Which order did they take place in?

English is notorious for its homonyms. Homophones, like the ones in the title, are words that have the same pronunciation but whose spelling and meaning are different. Can you match each word definition with the photo suggesting its homophone?

Oops! I have put the name of my friends in twice in each sentence. Fortunately each friend's name is an anagram of the word that should be there. Type in the correct word in place of the ALL CAPS version of my friend's name.

These fan letters were written for the biggest debut albums in rock music. "Are You Experienced" enough to know which ones they are?

Each set of clues gives or points to the roles played in three films. Place the actor against the correct set of hints.

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between December 8th 1962 and January 12th 1963.

Inspired by John Lennon's classic song "Imagine", let's explore some of the fundamentals of the rich, yet often misunderstood and maligned, world of non-religion. This quiz was written for the 2026 "Dreaming of Peace" author challenge.

"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 January 24th 2026, to the performers.

Here at the VCA, we lock up only the most vicious vowelless words in our state-of-the-art confinement cells. (Trust us, really!) Can you help us collect the 15 vowelless fruits that just so happened to, uh...well, escape in a bit of a minor mishap?

Fill in the missing words from the World War II poem written by RAF pilot John Magee, Jr.

Tight harmonies and legendary sound define these four 70s bands. Can you sort these twelve hits to the correct artist?

Across the ancient world, Egypt rose as a force to be reckoned with. History and mythology intertwine here, where rulers and gods shaped the same story. Each figure walked a different path - can you place them in their rightful groups?

Some nicknames were coined by newspapers, others by soldiers, critics or political opponents. Many were never official - but they stuck anyway. In this quiz, you match famous women to the names history gave them.

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

My Very Elegant Mother Catherine Just Sat Upon Nine Porcupines, but that knowledge will only take you so far in this quiz. Place the planets in their correct order from the sun based on their descriptions by proxy.

Find the filling in the word sandwich - a word which will go with both of the given words. For example: feeling-blue-berry. Here's a hint - each missing word is a colour.

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

I find it hard to accept that you may have hesitations over my assertation of disbelief! But perhaps you can sway my opinion by removing all shreds of uncertainty from this collection. Can you find all the words that are antonyms of 'believe'?