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This quiz focuses on the demise of some well-known musicians, whose cause of death I have divided into four categories. Can you tell how they died?

In Belgium, a driver can get a speeding ticket for exceeding 30 km/h (20mph) near schools. These animals can move faster. Can you rank them by TOP speed? Have fun.

Ragtime is already here and new genres like the blues and jazz are just hitting the scene, as we start this quiz about the music of the 1910s. So, put on your top hats or your false buns, and Irene Castle will teach you the steps and the styles. Enjoy!

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between October 13th and November 10th 1975.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Your houseguests have announced they want to eat vegetarian. That's easy, you think, I'll make soup. But not all soups are vegetarian. Which of these can *NOT* be served to a vegetarian?

Match the title of their memoir or autobiography in the left column with the music star who wrote it in the right column.

Sticks and bones may break my stones...or something like that. Hopefully these twelve compound words won't hurt you. Most definitions used are from the 'Oxford English Dictionary', with two instead provided by Wiktionary. Good luck!

Inspired by Tina Turner's song "We Don't Need Another Hero", this quiz focuses on comic female superheroes (and some anti-heroes). Match the lady with her chosen weapon (at least what it looks like in real life).

Weird Al Yankovic's parody medleys have, almost, become staples, if not highlights, of his studio album releases over the years. Can you identify them?

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

'Seder' means 'order', and the Seder is the traditional ceremony and meal that takes place on the first night of Passover. Although traditions vary, the events in this quiz are what take place in a typical Seder. Can you put them in order?

Hands heal, protect, bless, and symbolize belonging across cultures. This quiz explores how different world religions use hands in rituals and traditions. Match each description to its associated world religion.

History is full of talented people who died too young. They made significant contributions, or their short lives inspired others to speak for them. Their enduring influence on society lives on. This quiz recognizes ten of them.

Each of the following wordwise clues leads you to an answer that is the title of a song. Can you get them all correct? Good luck and have fun!

In the seventeenth Century, the word samurai became a synonym for bushi (warrior) - a high ranking professional solider, and perhaps also a civil administrator. What do you know about the following samurai? Have fun.

Do you know the difference between a bobcat and a Canadian lynx? Your mission is to take my quiz and find out!

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

The National Basketball Association has held a draft every year since 1947, although prior to 1949 they were known the BAA, the Basketball Association of America.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

This quiz is about ten British television programmes which featured dancing. Can you identify them all? Good luck and have fun!

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

Check out the view from my cliff dwelling and take in the sights of Arizona: desert cities, mountain towns, and London Bridge... on dry ground! When is a wood not wooden and what kind of wave can't you surf? All this and more. Enjoy!

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Our epic journey continues on its third leg as we explore the beautiful Prince Edward Island, known as the "Garden of the Gulf" and the birthplace of Canadian Confederation.

From clams to conchs to cuttlefish, gastropods to geoducks, slinky slugs to decapodal squids. Perhaps no animal clade is more diverse than the mollusks! This quiz will see you compare the anatomy of a pearly nautilus and a common limpet (a type of snail)

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Thomas Nast created "Peace In Union" in 1895, which depicted the surrender meeting at Appomattox Court House in 1865. Label each of the men in that painting. And learn a bit more about this momentous day in U.S. history.

There are songs whose title asks a question. Some of those songs are from stage musicals.

"Man of Medan" (PC), the first in the "Dark Pictures Anthology", contains eight Bearings-- pivotal events that vastly reshape the narrative as they develop. See what you know about these highly-affecting moments in the story. Good luck!