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Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Virtual bonus points if you remember where you were when you heard these calls!

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Can you select the delectable dishes from this list that originate in Spain, and leave out the culinary choices that come from the Americas?

Match the names of the Greek dishes with the pictures. If you play the Authors' Kitchen minigame, you'll recognise a few names!

All of the following had an impact on the world of popular music. Sadly, they all tapped out in 2025, but this quiz is an opportunity to relive some of the highlights that they brought to us.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Before television and video games conquered the world, horror and science fiction motion pictures were in their heyday. How much do you know about these films from the 1950s?

Can you find fifteen colour shades in these anagrams? Most are single words, but there are four that are made from two words (along the lines of Kelly green or midnight blue). Have fun!

Have you ever wondered "Why did they call it THAT?"? Match the body parts with the hidden meanings behind their names.

"Tears of the Kingdom" (NS) is a completionist's gold mine with no shortage of to-dos if that's the way you like to explore. In this quiz, there are ten questions about all manner of collectibles in Hyrule. Good luck!

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Each answer is a rebus, of sorts, all involving the letter E! Match the clue to the picture of E that best matches the answer. For example, if the clue is "chocolatey dessert", it would be matched with the Brown E (brownie)!

Many are familiar with sudoku, where a 9x9 grid is filled with the digits 1 to 9. Here are some of the rules that make the game much more interesting, and in some cases, set up grids that require no given digits to solve. Enjoy :)

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Can you match the character descriptions on the left with the "W" character on the right? All the character names (first, last, middle, or only) begin with the letter "W".

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

This is a recreated quiz about television actors. See what you know about the folks who made the big screen!

Link returns to Hyrule in the wake of a calamitous event in "Tears of the Kingdom" (NS), an adventure that has him using new tools and tech to stop a threat once thought to be sealed away. Good luck!

Located in the north of South America, Guyana is a fascinating place. How much do you know about it?

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Although rich in resources, this biome spikes the difficulty by quite a bit. See what you know about it here, in "7 Days To Die" for the PS4/5, XBox One/Series X and PC.

Like most religions, some numbers hold a special place within the faith. They may be emblematic, ritualistic, significant or simply mark an anniversary. The Baha'i faith is no different.

"Sounds Of The 60s" is a venerable BBC Radio 2 show that features music from the golden era of pop in the 1960s. Match these songs, some better known than others, from the show broadcast on September 27th 2025, to the performers.

The movie "Jefferson In Paris" is a 1995 historical drama film. Nick Nolte stars as Thomas Jefferson who is in France as a US Ambassador in the 1780s. The movie explores the times as well as Jefferson's complex relationships.

These stories of interplanetary war are just a small selection of what you can find in movies, television, books, comics, and video games. Do you know them all?

I will give you ten questions about facts related to Spain, and you choose the correct answers.

A great song will stand the test of time and can be re-imagined in different genres. Hearing a song that was a hit by a male artist sung by a female artist changes the whole dynamic. Let's look back at some of these great cover songs.

It's either Georgia-related or it's not. You may ask, "But Kyle, there's more than one Georgia, right?" You'd be correct about that.