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How much do you know about this independent-minded lady and the state she represented in the U.S. Senate?

Photos can be a great help when learning a new language. Match these twelve photos to their proper Spanish translations! (Click the images for a closer look!)

There are a variety of medical buildings around the world that have their own unique stories. They were places of healing but also of learning and caring. Come find out a bit more about these sites.

Let's go a quick journey to Cote d'Ivoire and have a local friend there show us around. Simply fill in the blanks to complete the story and learn a bit about the culture along the way.

John has just landed in Norway for the first time. He's excited to explore the country, but his Norwegian is a bit rusty. Can you help him understand the language and culture as he navigates his journey?

This is a match quiz of the 12 fundamental cardinal numbers in Esperanto. With these twelve words, you'll be able to count from 1 to 999,999, which should keep you busy for a few weeks... unless you lose your place during naps. Enjoy!

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

The presidency is the top job in the United States, but before taking that 'command post,' some of them first filled the role of vice president. Can you select the fifteen men in this collection who filled both positions during their political careers?

This quiz features colours in Brazilian Portuguese. I want you to pair each one in Portuguese with its English equivalent. Good luck!

In South Africa, an oath of allegiance is required for holders of public office. Here's the Oath taken by the country's President. Can you complete it?

Flying Boats and Floatplanes were used in many different ways during WW2 and many countries built them. They were put to use for long distance patrols to guard convoys, rescue for downed aircraft or sunken ships, scouting missions and more.

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

In just 44 words (48 in the English translation), the oath taken by the German Federal President and chancellor on taking office can tells you a lot about the ethic and structure of German governance. Could you recite its English version correctly?

Imagine we just visited the country of Togo and are reminiscing about our trip. Fill in the blanks to finish the story about the amazing culture we experienced during our travels!

These ten gardens are all in Europe, but all are very different from each other. Do you know whereabouts each can be found?

How much do you know about the big American pizza chains? If a minimalist approach to flavor is your thing, then get ready! Here are ten questions about some of the biggest pizza companies in the US (and indeed, the world). Bon appétit!

We listen to radio and we watch TV. But where do these invisible broadcast signals come from? This quiz asks about five of the world's tallest radio towers.

Higher education has existed for thousands of years, but not all of the world's most renowned institutions have survived. Can you work out the countries of origin of ten establishments that no longer exist?

Held in 1981, the fifth session of UNESCO designations was established. Twenty-six sites were chosen for preservation due to their importance to world culture and heritage; this quiz features ten of them.

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

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

The Ivy League was founded in 1954 as an athletic conference, comprising eight elite private universities. But which 13 of these 21 schools are the impostors and NOT part of the Ivy League?

I had to laugh when I came across these. Would you like a laugh, too? If so, take my quiz and find out about some pranks from around the world and see how they fooled the public. See how many of them you can match to their countries of origin. Good luck!

Here are ten of the most stunning gardens in Europe. Can you find them on a map?

China is the dominant supplier of many important metals. This quiz is about other countries that have a metal story.

This quiz is about stock exchanges. Test your knowledge of global trade through the lens of national stock indices. From exports to equities, discover how countries flag their financial power. Can you match each stock exchange to its country? Good luck!

I will give you ten Americans who received either a presidential pardon or clemency. Your job is to match the accused person with the president who issued the pardon.

Many people have heard of the First Amendment before. Don't forget about the others, though. See how well you do with some other amendments.

I will ask you a question about the world site shown in each picture. Can you identify all ten?

Historically, early gardens were planted for food purposes. However, over time, they came to represent beauty and cultural identity. Come take a peek at some gorgeous, and historical, gardens around the world.