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This is a quiz covering ten people who shuffled off this mortal coil in the 1960s: philosophers and physicists, actresses and politicians, and we've even got a special treat for the Canadiens out there. Enjoy!

Can you match these prominent Saskatchewanian women to their description?

Can you match these prominent Saskatchewanian men to their description?

Throughout history, people have been up to various things that made them famous. Your job is simply to match the person with what they were the first to do.

Sadly, all of the individuals in this quiz passed away in January 2026. See if you can identify them from the clues that are given.

Greek history is rich with female figures whose courage, intellect, and creativity left a lasting mark on the national identity. These are women who led armies, shaped political thought, advanced science and arts, and broke barriers in public life.

To celebrate my 900th quiz, I present a challenge to match these personalities to the event that gave them their proverbial '15 minutes of fame' - or 900 seconds, in this case. Enjoy!

Men and women, mostly women, whose contributions and or achievements have enhanced our lives and yet been largely just footnotes in history are the subjects of this quiz. Your assignment is to match them to their accomplishments.

Andy Warhol may have claimed that we'd all be famous for fifteen minutes but, for some, their impact on the world went a lot deeper and may well continue beyond their passing. Here's a look at the impact of some of those that did pass away in 2025.

This quiz wanders around North America briefly referring to a few natural features or regions. These all bear the name of or were chosen by an explorer. Place the correct explorer against the feature mentioned.

This quiz features a range of people across different eras and from different fields who were unsuccessful at first but over time became winners and found success. The title of the quiz is from the lyrics of "The Times, They Are A-changin'", by Bob Dylan

Mankind has always been skeptical about anything new or different. This has led to some cynical statements, and predictions that have turned out to be very wrong.

From novels and poetry to energy and evolution, this quiz will test your knowledge of the famous figures who shuffled off this mortal coil in the 1880s. We even have one for the Canadians this time! So have a Coke and smile, and enjoy the quiz!

Some of the greatest advances in physics, mathematics, biology, and astronomy happened in the seventeenth and nineteenth Centuries. Given a list of ten scientists, place them in the correct century. There is a century between them so that should help.

This quiz looks at some of the famous people from England.

How many of these famous people who passed away in the 2020s do you remember?

Recently, I went out to a semi-formal dinner. As I stared at the place setting and tried to follow examples, I thought it would be fun to do a quiz as if you were the waiter and your patron was about to eat. Match their food to what item they will use.

In 2004, Canadians voted for the greatest Canadian of all time. Your mission is to click on the top 10 who were chosen.

Richard III has been much maligned in history and some of the calumny may be warranted. This quiz gives a brief overview of his life in the fun-fill-it format, leaving you to fill in the blanks that I've left.

When you hear of death, do not fear your own. Rather, ensure that you, like they, shall live. I will give you twelve who died in 2025. Can you match them with what they achieved? (You'll note a lack of film stars; those will feature in their own quiz.)

This is a quiz about ten people who shuffled off this mortal coil in the 1890s: British adventure writers, American showmen, Russian composers, German chancellors, and even a "hearing-impaired" Dutch artist. There's even a "Ragged Dick" here. Enjoy!

This quiz was inspired by the Christian names of the members of Enid Blyton's own mystery solving 'brat pack', "The Famous Five", first published in 1942. Yes, I know that Timmy was a dog, but, rest assured, there are no dogs in this quiz, only people.

The name Julius could be derived from the Greek "ioulos" for downy-bearded, or the Latin "iuvenis" for youthful. It could also be a derivative of the Latin "Iovilius", meaning descended from Jupiter.

These ten people have inspired me over the years for various reasons. Match them with what they do or for what they are known.

People are definitely more than the clothes that they wear, but sometimes they become indelibly linked with a certain look. Can you identify the historical personas associated with these distinctive hats?

This quiz is about the nicknames of British monarchs throughout history. Each clue reveals a king remembered for a unique title. Can you identify which is which? Good luck and have fun!

Here are several well-known (and a few more obscure) Americans. What was their main profession?

Can you imagine how much hard work and dedication it takes to win a Nobel Prize? Here are 12 teams who shared the load. Can you put them in chronological order?

I will provide you with the names of 12 royals from four different countries, and you match each royal to the correct country (three to each country).

Who knew that the last name "Rice" was so common? Given ten famous people, place them into the category of "Sportsman" or "Not". I'll help you out and give you their date of birth.