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Welcome to a new episode of my Connections series! Here's sixteen rather exotic-sounding words (all of them adopted in the English language) for you to sort out in four categories. Good luck and enjoy!

Have you ever wondered how your body gets the important elements it needs from food? Can you match each element to the food that delivers it? Good luck!

Many people around the world have gone on pilgrimages to holy religious sites to seek enlightenment and answers. Label each pilgrimage site with its appropriate location.

Each of these astronomers made discoveries that increased our understanding of our solar system, our galaxy, the universe, and our place in it. Can you place these astronomers in order from the earliest to the most recent, by year of birth?

"Synchronicity", "1999", and Michael Jackson's "Thriller" dominated the album charts in 1983. Do you remember the 100 biggest hits of the year? Match up a picture that contains a key word in the song title to the artist who released in it 1983.

The African Okavango Delta area is home to an astounding array of animals. Fill in the blanks to learn a bit more about these creatures and their role within the environment.

What do you call a vampire with a cold - Nosfer-Achoo! My vampire friend has flapped down from Castle Gesundheit to Dr Frankie-Ann Stein's late evening surgery to try to discover what's making him sneeze - see if you can help out.

The first Disney movie soundtrack to go Diamond was the 1994 classic "The Lion King". It featured new music by Elton John and German composer Hans Zimmer. Choose the ones that appeared on the 1994 album and not in sequels or live-action films.

MAJOR SPOILER ALERT! Beware - this quiz is all about the ones "whodunnit" in Agatha Christie's works. Match the murderer with the novel in which they appear.

Here are ten key locations mentioned in the Jules Verne novel "Around the World in Eighty Days". Your task is to choose the locations that Fogg actually visited and disregard the others. Good luck and have fun.

Let's take a look at marriage and married couples in the Old and New Testaments. I hope you have as much fun playing this quiz as I had creating it. The NKJV was used for this instalment.

In March of 2026, an author challenge was issued; a quiz for each day's Team Heroes category. On the 17th, it was astronomy. Fortunately for me, there are plenty of 17s beyond the edge of our earthly world. Let's explore space, like we were 17 again.

Yet to be represented on FT, these tiny islands have supplied more than their fair share of notable people. See if you can match them to their description.

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between February 27th and March 19th 1960.

Colin Firth has starred in quite a few memorable films. Your task it to pick the ones in which he played a role while ignoring the films that ignored him.

These cryptic clues all lead to synonyms of the word 'enlightenment' found in my thesaurus. How many can you work out? Will you have a light-bulb moment, or ten? For example, 'Bides odd manners about enlightenment (5-10)' leads to broad-mindedness.

Find the word that finishes the first part of the word grouping and starts the second part of the grouping. For example, "Milk ___ Neck" would match to "Bottle" for "Milk Bottle" and "Bottleneck".

How well do you know the musical 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat' by Andrew Lloyd Weber and Time Rice? Test your knowledge by selecting the sons from 'Joseph' while avoiding those that are from 'Jesus Christ Superstar'.

This quiz will take you through the gastrointestinal (GI) or digestive system. The original author was cocpreacher; and the quiz was adopted by MotherGoose.

With a history going back centuries, the fascinating world of Japanese sumo wrestling, like all sports, has its own vocabulary. Here you can find out about some of the terms you may hear while watching or reading about the sport.

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

Stadiums were packed for Michael Jackson's "Bad" and Pink Floyd's "Momentary Lapse Of Reason" tours. What songs topped the '87 year-end countdown? Match up a picture that corresponds to a word in a song title on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

Jazz permeated adult contemporary radio in the early 2000s, and both Diana Krall and Norah Jones were major names of this genre. In this quiz, tell me which songs belong to which artists...or if neither of them played these jazzy tracks. Good luck!

This intriguing nonfiction magazine article has a few holes punched in it. Can you help me figure out which vocabulary words best fit the blanks? Perfect for English language learners!

Let's take a look at marriage and married couples in the Old and New Testaments. I hope you have as much fun playing this quiz as I had creating it. The NKJV was used for this installment.

Here are ten terms that can be encountered across the many disciplines of science. Let's nerd out with this scientific lexicon!

Moving over to the next Pokemon continent with Base 1 and 2, Jungle, and Fossil people. Match the Pokemon tunes to the Pokemon artists.

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

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between December 3rd and 24th 1979.

Back to the Car Planet and the GTO Bar and Grill to listen to some tunes. Match the car tunes to the car artists. Could be some pickup trucks in there too.