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This quiz goes behind the scenes to uncover the hidden stories, surprising twists and little known secrets behind some of the decade's most memorable moments of '60s entertainment. See how much you know. Good luck!

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

The national flag of Jamaica is unique, and not just because it has more green than most flags. However, when you start examining green national flags, you start to see unique and peculiar issues associated with them. Let's have a closer look...

Match the ten fictional locations against the TV series.

Match the characters/clues to the American television series that first aired in 2012.

Step right up! Watch the oh so brave, Sir Topas, fight for the damsel of his desires! The "Tale of Sir Topas" depicts the knight as an almost perfect earthly man. But what happens along the way?

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between September 19th and October 3rd 1964.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Gerry Rafferty was a Scottish singer-songwriter best known for the 1978 hit 'Baker Street'. This quiz explores his music, from the early days to his solo success. See how much you know about him. Good luck!

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

There are a number of characters in the world of opera representing the concepts of night, darkness, sleep and dreams. Match these characters to their respective musical dramas.

Another set of Setlist tracks comes to its conclusion with this pack of ten songs (enough for an album!) that'll take you across the genres. All you need to do is name the songs. Good luck!

All the variety of a 'Name the Songs' quiz, but with hot, new cover art. See if you can identify these ten songs in the FunTrivia Setlist. Good luck!

The Setlist continues! Here for your perusal are ten new tracks, all queued up for your listening pleasure. Simply name the songs. Good luck!

It's time to turn on the tunes again. In this quiz, you'll find another user-selected miscellany of tracks. See if you can name the songs in the queue. Good luck!

The remix? The rewind? The redux? The FunTrivia Setlist is back for some classic 'Name That Song' trivia, all with selections brought to you by your fellow players and authors. Good luck!

I adopted this quiz and updated it. I found it a bit challenging, but it was fun to write, and I hope it's going to be fun to play. Good luck and Enjoy!

All these structures in the United Kingdom are close to a body of water, but which one? Can you match them up? For example the title picture shows the Ferris wheel known as the London Eye, so the water would be the River Thames.

There are a lot of unique features in the anatomy of a horse. Some of these features are more prominent in specific breeds of horse that identify them as such. How well do you know these parts of a horse?

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

"The Black Eye" is the third episode of season 1. In this episode, Beaver learns that adults and children have different rules when it comes to fighting. Good luck and enjoy!

"Friends" gave us many hilarious quotes over the ten seasons that the show ran. See if you can match these iconic quotes with the 'Friend' that uttered them.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

We needed the Imperial Empire's best, so they sent Legion! See what you know about the Hand of Aresium in "Predecessor" for the PS5, XBox Series X and PC.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Arthur Dent and Ford Prefect nearly went mad when faced with the poetry of the Vogons. Can you keep your sanity as you endeavour to complete the poem, with its - according to Arthur Dent - "particularly effective metaphysical imagery"?

Agatha Christie's novels are published in over 100 countries and her titles are often changed as a result. Can you match Agatha Christie's original title with its foreign equivalent? It may be easier than you think. (WARNING: POSSIBLE SPOILERS)