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Sparta was at its peak in the 5th century BC. Living back then, in that Greek city-state, was very different for children than it is today. Fill in the blanks to go back in time and learn a bit about their customs.

It's not easy being orange but these items pull it off. Pick the items that can be orange while leaving out those that are not.

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 "quiet" is the focus of the synonyms in this quiz.

Animals can have any number of legs - take a walk through this quiz to discover some with 0, 2, or 4 of them...

There is a lot to learn about spells and magic in the "Harry Potter" books. As each concept is introduced, it may become more difficult to keep everything straight.

You might think that after leaving Hogwarts life slowed down and became more normal for a certain trio of witches! It appears, however, that it continued to be quite a fulfilling adventure!

I hope you're looking at this quiz with your eyes wide open, because you'll need to match the photo of an eye to the animal it belongs to. Good luck.

Find all ten people who were born before 1600 AD. All five incorrect answers are people who were born after 1800 AD. Can you find them all?

The 'Harry Potter' franchise has enchanted audiences - young and old - for decades. This quiz explores the Hogwarts curriculum by way of twelve magical pictures. Enjoy!

The early bird caught the bookworm and along with it learnt of these common phrases and idioms that have different types of birds in them. Can you match the picture of the bird to the expression it belongs to?

Where I live there are lots of things to see and do. There are places where doctors work, places to look at art, and even places to run and play. I bet you have a lot of the same places where you live. This is a quiz all about those places. Good luck!

The stars in the night sky are collected into groups called constellations with each constellation having a unique name. Can you identify the names of some famous constellations?

More than simply sourness, there are five basic human tastes though there are some arguments that there should be more. Let's examine those possibilities through the foods that generate those sensations.

Mundungus Fletcher was a valuable member of the original Order of the Phoenix. Deeply loyal to Albus Dumbledore, his underworld connections yielded important information. Now that the new Order has been established, can he provide the same type of help

This is a continuation of my popular quiz Silent Letters, Part 1, but this one is a bit harder, with some answers fitting more than one clue. Your mission is to find the solution that fits all of the clues.

The 10 reindeer who pull Santa Claus's sleigh in L. Frank Baum's "The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus" (1902) are different from the reindeer team of Clement C. Moore's 1823 poem, "A Visit from St. Nicholas". Baum's reindeer are the focus of this quiz

What would you do with the tools I have given you as clues for this quiz? It is about historic trades, some of which have vanished, while others have evolved into modern jobs. Can you correctly match the tools to each trade? Good luck and have fun!

Attention Students! You have been studying world cultures all year, so these sites should be recognizable to you. Identify these structures by location, and give information concerning their construction and use!

I will give you a description of what a job involves, and you select the job that matches that description.

We are zooming in on two objects in each of these photo pairs to create compound words! (Click the images to get a closer look!)

Can you identify the birds in these pictures? This photo-match quiz includes a crow and a goose, a gull and a pelican, a dove and a quail, two kinds of finches, and even a loud bird from Australia called a Laughing Kookaburra. Good luck!

Can you identify the birds in these ten pictures? This photo-match quiz includes a toucan and a duck, a sparrow and an owl, a raven and a funny bird from New Zealand called a kiwi. There's even a penguin and more. Good luck!

For this quiz, I will provide you with the names of some things in Spanish. Can you guess what each one means in English? Good luck and have fun! : )

In "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", there were five golden ticket winners. Fill in the missing names and what happened to each golden ticket winner.

This quiz doesn't require you to identify all parts of the buffalo. However, I need you to identify the ones I have numbered. This is an African buffalo. Can you get them all correct? Good luck and have fun!

Can you identify the birds in these twelve pictures? This photo-match quiz includes a dove and a woodpecker, a sparrow, an eagle and a robin (two kinds), an owl, a magpie, and more, including a parrot that lives in Australia! Good luck!

The song "Yakko's World" from "The Animaniacs" is a great way to remember the names of lots of places - even if you've never watched the show before! Most of them were countries when the song was made, but, as you'll learn here, that's since changed.

Nancy Drew readers unite! Ten books of the teenage detective are out of order. All you have to do is put them in order. The date will be provided as a clue.

This quiz is about things a person can do that should only take about five minutes time. Five minutes of time, with the right attitude, can strengthen anyone physically, mentally, and spiritually as they grow daily. What can you do to help yourself?

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 "boring" is the focus of the synonyms in this quiz.