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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.

The 20th Academy Awards took place on March 20th, 1948, honoring the best films from January 1st to December 31st, 1947.

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.

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between July 15th and 29th 1961.

This mostly re-written and expanded adopt-a-quiz features mohawks, scary animals, Russian dolls, unamerican holidays, blues singers, surreal movies, strange odors, and more. So relax and enjoy what may or may not be the 2,264th Mixed General Trivia Quiz!

Sometime around 1965 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, two groups of young people - the working class, called Greasers, and the wealthy class, called Socs - had an intense rivalry that led to constant fighting.

My kids grew up with a ton of stuffed animals. Can you help find the ones that are actually bears?

Has your English teacher ever told you that your word choice was weak? Well, say no more! Here are 15 synonyms to help you make your writing stronger! The word "talk" is the focus of the synonyms in this quiz.

These are famous women from history going back as far as 3,500 years ago. Your task is to place them in date order. No numbers or titles are given, only their first name and a hint.

The Bible contains many examples of God speaking directly to people. Match what God said (according to the New International Version) with the person to whom it is directed.

Surprisingly, the Book of Isaiah in the Old Testament and the Book of Revelation in the New Testament have much in common. In this quiz I give you verses from the NKJV and your task is to determine if the verse is from Isaiah or if it is from Revelation.

Match these 1963 song titles that are in opposite words of the real titles to the artists that did the song.

What makes a great leading lady? Talent? Beauty? Intelligence? Accolades? These actresses represent many phases of movie making - the Silent Era, Talkies, Classical, New Hollywood, and the Modern Age - and are among the best of the best!

While Europe has the most famous classical composers, the USA has produced many worthy ones. Match the description with the composer.

I will give you openings to ten old-time radio comedies. Just match the shows to the openings.

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between June 17th and July 15th 1961.

Have you ever heard the words "You have the right to remain silent..." - in a movie or unfortunately in real life? These are the opening words of your "Miranda rights", but do you remember the next words or the story behind them?

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

The Second Banana is a supporting actor whose presence is essential to the success of the show. Match the actor (actual name) and the primary actor to which they were the Second Banana

Here we have ten female names that are mentioned in songs. Your task is to identify the name of the woman that is mentioned in the song. Good luck and have fun. Digby

"The Gloria" is a hymn, often used in Mass, that goes back to the Nativity. This quiz will display the prayer and delve into its origin and current day usage.

In the 17th century, Spain was still expanding their empire in the Americas. However, their power began to decline in the 18th century in Europe.