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As a follow-up to my first "Pick From the Pair Quizzyland Tour", I invite you to take a second trip through the twenty categories that make up Quizzyland. Each question has two options. Pick the correct answer from the pair. Have fun.

This mostly re-written adopt-a-quiz features comedy troupes, Australian culinary abominations, weird musicians, møøse, evil doctors, and more. So relax and enjoy what may or may not be the second 2,262nd Mixed General Trivia Quiz!

All of the answers to this quiz are words that start with either 'pro' or 'con'. I'll give you two definitions. The first is for a word to add to 'pro' or 'con', the second is the resulting word when you put the two together.

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

Get ready for a quiz about one of the more exhausting fields of evolutionary biology. I'm talking about the Red Queen hypothesis, in which predator and prey, parasite and host, continually work to out-evolve the other. So, strap in and enjoy!

British football is loaded with local rivalries that are colloquially known as "derby" matches. From this list of clubs, can you match each one with name given to their particular rivalry?

Sherlock Holmes has appeared on screen in more than 250 adaptations, making him the most portrayed human literary character in film and TV history. More than 75 actors have portrayed the role across different media.

Join me in exploring the basics of braille. Originally crafted by war_god_83, the quiz was updated to include visual aids (though the system itself does not rely on that). Please enjoy.

In this quiz, we take a look at ten different oddities in the Old and New Testaments. And people say the Bible is boring! (Unless otherwise noted, the NKJV was used for this quiz.)

From frozen sculptures to floating lanterns, barrel races to burning snowmen, the world knows how to celebrate. Can you match these distinctive festivals to their home countries? Let's see how well you know global party traditions! Good luck!

In that case, you might be interested in becoming familiar with some of the types of question you can use, and how to write one that both works technically and is well-received by players.

Here are 10 winners of the Nobel Peace Prize. Avoid the winners for the Nobel Prize for Literature. The Peace Prize winners date 1912, 1931, 1945, 1982, 1993, 2000, 2002, 2010, 2014, and 2016.

Women are not often mentioned in the Bible compared to men, and sometimes, they only appear in one or two books. How well do you know the Old Testament women and the books they are found in?

Match the title of their memoir or autobiography in the left column with the music star in the right column.

These legendary artists have earned their regal titles through pure talent. Discover the iconic women who had unforgettable fire and hold the royal keys to music history.

TV detectives often develop chemistry with a colleague. This quiz is about matching the actor pairs to their character counterparts in US TV series with a detective theme. Some of the TV series are obvious from the character names, some less so.

With roots in the Caribbean and flavours that span light and crisp to dark and complex, rum brings a tropical soul to every glass. Whether mixed with citrus, cola, or exotic juices, it shines in cocktails both simple and elaborate.

"You're a good girl, you're a good girl..." blares repeatedly from a loudspeaker while one sits in isolation. This type of psychological torture and others was the norm during the top secret human experiment known as MKUltra. Let's investigate!

Match these 1966 song titles that are in opposite words of the real titles to the artists that did the song.

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between August 26th and September 16th 1961.

This quiz covers a range of women named Diana, real and fictional, from different categories.

As different skills and technology were developed in the original "Civilization" (for PC), various Wonders could be established along the way to provide an advantage to your progress. Do you recall during which historical epochs they could be built?

The ancient Greeks and Romans would put a laurel wreath around the head of a victor. Will you be able to earn that crown with your knowledge of famous women named Laura. To be fair to the name, versions like Laura, Lara, Laurie, and Lori are included.

A few years ago I compiled a quiz in standard format regarding Bible people with more than one name. I decided to update it and offer different information in the match format. The NKJV was used for this quiz.

Here are ten questions about garter snakes: from habitat and venom to reproduction and survival strategies. Enjoy!

Late summer, 1983. Labor Day and the start of 10th grade were three weeks away. Here's what played on my boom box as I cooled off in my backyard pool. Match the song to the artist.

Match these 1965 song titles that are in opposite words of the real titles to the artists that did the song.

These fictional women became so famous in literature and legend that painters wanted to immortalise them on canvas. Here are ten famous examples.

Player Billkozy inspired me to write a Latin title quiz. I've selected a few movie titles and translated them into Latin. By the way, did you ever notice that only a few movies have Latin titles?

I recently watched a "Prehistoric Planet" television series about the Ice Age and became fascinated with the creatures. Place these large beasts from that era into the appropriate category.