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From ancient times to the 21st Century, people named Alex or Alexander have left a major impression on the world. Given just three words a clue, identify these famous individuals. They're so famous, you'll only need the three clues.

In 1981, President Ronald Reagan was inaugurated and the start of MTV changed music forever. Given a series of ten pictures, match a word from that picture to an artist who recorded one of the top 100 Billboard singles of 1981 with that word in the title

The Adventures in Authoring quest has taken me to South America and as there was no picture quiz available for the nation of Guyana, I thought I would create one! Good luck.

This quiz take a look at people in the Bible with double letters in their name. An example is Matthew, one of the original twelve disciples. Unless otherwise noted, the NKJV was used for this quiz.

I've discovered an old diary from an Egyptian living in the time just before the Exodus, but a few of the words on the old document I cannot quite make out. He seems to have been plagued by something... Perhaps you can help me out.

'Elements' by Euclid is one of the most important texts in mathematics. Before Euclid could construct propositions, he needed to define terms. Match each term to its definition as presented in 'Euclid's Elements of Geometry' (Richard Fitzpatrick, 2007).

"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 December 6th 2025, to the performers.

Black is a colour that features prominently in many medical conditions, either by name or by appearance, or both. Match the medical term with its definition.

This is a selection of songs/music from the 1980s all featuring a male name in the title. Match the song/music to the artist who performed it. The album title is given as a clue as well.

Vegetables are such an integral part of most diets globally that their very presence has permeated many aspects of our everyday lives outside of meals. Here are ten questions on vegetables that are unlikely to see a plate anytime soon.

Cerebral palsy is a common condition affecting many people, including myself. I didn't see a quiz about this subject, so this quiz will help to remedy that! Let's see what you know.

This quiz take a look at people in the Bible with double letters in their name. An example is Matthew, one of the original twelve disciples. Unless otherwise noted, the NKJV was used for this quiz.

The notable title of a children's literature book title about dogs will be on the left, and you simply match it with the Latin translation of that book title on the right. Bona Fortuna!

Look at the map and find the numbers. Your task is to decide which U.S. state is represented by each number. But wait! There's a twist! Identify the state using its nickname! Good luck!

For almost 170 years, Virginia was one of the crown jewels of English colonialism. From the first permanent settlement to early talks of treason, test your knowledge of Colonial Virginia. Enjoy!

The Big Ten Conference is noted for their high academic standards. But in 2025, there were 18 teams in the Big Ten! Perhaps, they need to work on their math skills? In 1912, who were the original ten teams in the Big Ten Conference?

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

This quiz is about finding which category has the most significant connection to each clue. For example, 'Leg' would be the category for the clue 'Good luck!', the connection being the idiom in the quiz title. You also need to work out the categories.

How well do you think you know your rappers? See if you can match the rapper's stage name (on the left) with their birth name (on the right).

No need to look sheepish! Hard to baaaalieve, but no one has written a quiz about these lovely creatures in more than eight years. Enjoy!

In the contiguous 48 United States the latitude spans from 49°23'N in Minnesota to 24°31'N in Florida. Halfway between is 36°57'N, clipping the southern edge of Santa Cruz, California. Which cities in the contiguous 48 states are above that midpoint?

Dig deep into South America and see if you know where to find these ten cities scattered through its diverse nations. Good luck!

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between July 16th and August 13th 1960.

These puddings have been traditional fare on a British dinner table for hundreds of years. The cover shows a simple dish of stewed fruit. How many of the rest can you recognise?

Step back to where it all began! How well do you remember the original six ponies from the 'My Little Pony' toy line? See if you can match them up with their colours and cutie marks!

Here are some helpful tips and tricks for when you decide to travel abroad. It is never too early to start expanding your horizons and explore the world!

What's your favorite month? Every month has either a big holiday, a special event, or cool tradition. Given a grid, can you match up these yearly events with the month they occur in the United States.

This quiz take a look at people in the Bible with double letters in their name. An example is Matthew, one of the original twelve disciples. Unless otherwise noted, the NKJV was used for this quiz.

Can you match these prominent Manitoban women to their description?

Tom Connors was a Canadian singer who became famous for his songs about all parts of Canada. When performing live, Tom would frequently stomp his foot, leading to his stage name Stompin' Tom Connors.