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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).

This is a quiz covering ten people who shuffled off this mortal coil in the first decade of the 1900s: artists, writers, philosophers, Native American resistance-fighters, inventors, chemists, generals, and maybe even an empress or two. Enjoy!

This quiz is about inventors and their inventions. Can you correctly identify these inventors' country of origin?

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

Over the years, many people in different walks of life have been given the sobriquet "Mad" or have been considered mad, for many reasons. Whether they were actually insane or simply eccentric, each cast a shadow around them, often due to their "madness"

This quiz is about some of the famous people who passed away in the 2020s. See how many you can match to their field of recognition. Good luck!

This quiz is about the life of Britain's longest-reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II. See how much you know about her by answering these questions. Good luck!

This is a quiz covering ten people who shuffled off this mortal coil in the 1910s: Artists, assassins, writers, abolitionists, executed nurses... and of course one crazy-eyed Russian healer. Enjoy!

These five royal personages throughout British history have had multiple spouses. (You can probably guess who one of them is.) See if you can match the correct spouse to the correct royal.

Has he got a record? Some of them go together swimmingly... Can you sort these twelve men into three categories? If you can, you rock! If you can't, that's criminal.

By the end of the 20th century, there had been eight Henrys, six Georges, and eight Edwards, all of them monarchs of England or the United Kingdom. There was a first monarch to bear each name and this quiz asks you to identify them from the clues given.

The Norman conquest of England ended the reigns of the previous Anglo-Saxon kings and introduced new and significant changes to English society. In the next thousand years, there were 14 different regnal names used - but when was each first used?

This is a quiz covering ten people who shuffled off this mortal coil in the 1920s: Irish revolutions, American evolution, French theatre, melodramatic axe murders... and who could forget the dreamiest man alive during the silent film era? Enjoy!

I wrote a poem about Henry VIII's wives years ago and retrieved it for this quiz. Fill in the blanks and learn a bit more about the six interesting women who claimed him as their husband.

Many people in the world have left a lasting legacy in their field. Some of these folks, however, also left behind memorable last words before they passed away. Come fill in the blanks in these quotes from some examples.

Many people are notable by their initials alone, such as JFK (John F. Kennedy), and there are some who prefer to use initials before their surnames. This quiz will look at some of those, such as Robert E. Lee, who are known with a middle initial.

These are all notable actors, authors, composers, or musicians who died during the 1960s. Match their name to the example of their work given.

While several Russian rulers had given themselves the title of "Czar" or "Tsar" as early as the mid 15th century, the title was not official until 1547. Can you put these rulers of Russia from 1547-1918 in the proper order?

This is a quiz covering ten people who shuffled off this mortal coil in the 1930s. From naughty novels and luminous light bulbs to blonde bombshells and drooling dogs, here are ten late luminaries from the dirty thirties.

These are all notable people in their fields who died in 2025. There will be some who could be placed in more than one category so place each person in the category for which they are best known.

This is a selection of mostly short quotes attributed to mostly well-known people, mostly with an interesting backstory. The task is to match the person to the correct attributed quote.

All these Brits have made their mark, and their names should be familiar, but are they from England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland? Move the names to the appropriate boxes based on where the person was born.

Included in this quiz are ten famous individuals whose last names begin with the letter 'G'. Match them to their professions. Good luck!

Using the clues in the parentheses, place the surnames of the famous Americans in the category that matches their first name.

Match the criminal who died in prison to their criminal nickname.

From jazz singers and genius physicists to authors and comedic actors, this quiz will test your knowledge of the famous figures who shuffled off this mortal coil in the 1950s.

The word "yankee" can mean many things, but here we will be using it in the sense of someone born in one of the six states that make up that part of the USA known as New England. Some states are represented more than once.

In June of 1977, Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, was invited to give a commencement speech at Lake Forest College. Recreate his short and sweet lesson, written in the way that perhaps only Seuss could conceive it.

Sort these scientists into the correct boxes based on the country in which they were born. The Commonwealth category includes scientists from Australia, Canada, New Zealand and South Africa. It's the birthplace you need not where they worked.

Here are excerpts from the citations that accompanied the award of some Nobel Prizes in scientific fields - Chemistry, Physics and Physiology or Medicine. Can you replace the missing words to complete each citation or identify the recipient?