Newest FunTrivia.com Quizzes!

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!

In this quiz you'll find twelve clues. Six of them fit with 'wheel' and the other six with 'spin'. All you need to do is place each of them into the correct category.

Each of these items has some relation to the number 24, just pick the right ones!

Work out the answer to each question, type it into the box, then take the first letter of the answers from one to nine to solve the final question. Each question comes from a different category on Fun Trivia.

One and twenty, the title of the quiz, is just a different way of saying twenty-one. This selection of questions is based on that number.

I will give you a list of four things. You tell me which one comes first.

All of these questions relate to black or white or both.

I am not usually so self centered, but today, I felt like introducing myself to the site through a quiz. See how much you know about me :)

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

All these expressions or titles or places are missing a number from 1 to 10. Can you put them into the correct ascending order?

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

Trees play a major role in most of the world's cultures. Can you sort out which of the items listed here have a connection to trees?

One of the highlights of the festive period is Christmas dinner. This quiz deconstructs a typical British version of the indulgent meal into twelve visual components and asks you to match each to its related clue.

Dumped. Again. When the heartache is over and I decide to shower for the first time in three weeks, what can I do to rebound and cheer myself back up? I keep being given options - too many options - to watch, buy, read or experience things...

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

Fill in the blanks to the story about Jeff and Kelsey's first date. All of the blanks are numbers 0 through 9.

The 'aristocrats' in this quiz might be such in name only (or not) but all lay claim to a connection with one of the four classifications given. It's up to you to decide which one is right for each clue.

"The loose one now," to paraphrase Bob Dylan, "will later be fast," thanks to one of these handy fasteners. Buckle your seatbelts, batten your hatches, and examine your zippers. How fast can you do this one?

Here are a bunch of mixed general-knowledge questions based on the song titles from ABBA's last studio album, "Voyage". Each question comes from a different category - try your hand at finding out the right answer. Bon voyage!

For thousands of years humans have been fascinated by the appearance and manifold properties - both real and imaginary - of gemstones. This quiz will test your knowledge of some intriguing facts about various well-known gems.

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

'The Twelve Days of Christmas' mentions ten lords a-leaping, but since there's already a quiz with that theme, I decided to make a more egalitarian category safari quiz. Some of these questions are about actual lords and ladies; others are not.

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!

The theme of this quiz is aristocracy. See how many questions you can answer correctly. Good luck!

Take five and take this quiz on fives and see if you can score higher than a five.

You do not need to follow in the footsteps (pun intended) of notorious shoe fan Imelda Marcos to enjoy this quiz, dedicated to the many cultural connections of various types of footwear. If the shoe fits...

You will feel like royalty when taking this quiz about princesses in a variety of cultural contexts. Don't forget your tiara!

The colour of each rectangle in the diagram can be placed in the blank space of one of the answers to create a familiar phrase or title. Your task, should you choose to accept it, is to place them properly. This introduction will not self-destruct.

The answers to the following labels (questions) are all numbers but, rather than telling me what those numbers are, you need to solve the numbers and then place those labels in the order specified. Best of luck.

All you need to do is work out which of the four categories the items, all from the USA, belong in.