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If you watch enough episodes of ITV's quiz show "The Chase", then you'll pick up on common hints in questions that repeat throughout episodes. Match the common hints with their answer. Come and have a go, you might be clever enough.

My Very Elegant Mother Catherine Just Sat Upon Nine Porcupines, but that knowledge will only take you so far in this quiz. Place the planets in their correct order from the sun based on their descriptions by proxy.

Choose the correct chemical element from the choices to match the capital city. The correct one is where the symbol for the chemical element matches the 2-digit ISO code for the capital's country.

Answer the first fourteen questions. Then put them all together to give you a clue towards the answer to the fifteenth question, which relates to entertainment.

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

Inspired by the 2026 "Dreaming of Peace" challenge, find where these peace-related places or events are located on the US map. Peace starts within the heart, then radiates to others and to our beautiful planet.

All the photos of things, people or places you will find in this quiz have a connection with words beginning or ending in ARCH. Can you match each photo to the word it is associated with?

From religion to science and across many different forms of entertainment, we find Eve. This quiz takes a look at just a small number of instances where this name is used. Biblical quotes are taken from the King James Version (KJV).

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!

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

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!

All of these fruits can be paired up with another word to form a common term or expression. If it seems like the same word may fit two fruits, remember there's only one complete solution.

By George, this is so confusing. So many Georgias! Can you untangle this Georgian Knot by matching the descriptions correctly?

People, places and things often become associated with a particular foodstuff, in this case, a particular fruit, for many reasons. Your task is to match those people, places and things with the appropriate fruity image.

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.

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.

Sort these twelve answers into the correct categories relating to body parts. Note that the word may sometimes be plural or part of a longer word but will always be the exact word required.

I will give you some questions related to the letter "R", and you pick the correct answer.

Nothing to see here ... (a lot of nothing, to be precise).

Here's another seemingly random selection of general knowledge questions with something in common.

Windrush and I are on a mission; make an 11-letter word for the Word Weaver badge. The problem is, we don't seem to be very good at it. Join us on our journey as we find words for our letters, have some close calls, and (hopefully) earn 11-letter words.

With their cheery appearance and delicious flavour, strawberries have been known to humankind for thousands of years. This quiz explores their role in various aspects of human culture.

This quiz has twenty questions featuring limericks - one for each FT category.

Celebrities, sports teams, or even famous fictional characters in pop culture sometimes share their names with different types of fruit or fruit-like concoctions. Can you match them up given a little description of the famous fruit namesake?

Sometimes, fruit is just...off. In this quiz, try and figure out which fruit is which using labels which may be a bit more spoiled than one would hope.

Although I lived in Spain for nearly two decades, my grasp of the language was never perfect, partly because I lived amongst so many British ex-pats and didn't need to be fluent. I always tried, though, and sometimes this led to amusing situations.

Some of the most famous mythological creatures have seen their names, likeness, and traits used in other places beyond the expected. Can you match up these legends of mythology to their name's use in pop culture, geography, and our vocabulary?

This quiz has a mixture of questions about dreams and dreaming. I hope it turns out to be everything you dreamed of.

'The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy' inspired the title of this quiz. Here's a list of shades of blue, but some sneaky other colours have hidden among them. Can you spot the other colours hiding among the blues?