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This quiz takes a look at some of the different customs which are practised around the world. See if you can identify their countries of origin. Good luck!

Higher education has existed for thousands of years, but not all of the world's most renowned institutions have survived. Can you work out the countries of origin of ten establishments that no longer exist?

Held in 1981, the fifth session of UNESCO designations was established. Twenty-six sites were chosen for preservation due to their importance to world culture and heritage; this quiz features ten of them.

This is a quiz about some of the castles which are found in Scotland. Can you correctly identify each one from the photos of them? Good luck!

I thought I was promised a rose garden but instead, I got all of these other gardens which, I have to admit, are very pretty. Answer these ten questions about various gardens from around the world.

Over the years, numerous marketing campaigns have failed for various reasons, most of which were costly to the companies in terms of dollars and reputation. Come learn a little more about them and the lessons we can perhaps learn.

This selection stand out for being designated as national symbols by one or more countries. Match the photos to the correct country from the ones listed. Some may only hold unofficial status or may no longer be recognised as a national symbol.

The cultivation of natural beauty and art is found all around the world. In this quiz, take a tour of ten different gardens, some of which are famous, and some of which are...a little odd.

When UK roads were classified in 1913 the main route from the South-West to the North was numbered the A38. From Bodmin in Cornwall it runs north-east to Mansfield in Nottinghamshire. This quiz is about places on the A38 from Slimbridge to Mansfield.

When UK roads were classified in 1913 the main route from the South-West to the North was numbered the A38. From Bodmin in Cornwall it runs north-east to Mansfield in Nottinghamshire. This quiz is about places on the A38 from Bodmin to Slimbridge.

The Inns of Court are professional associations for barristers in England. Not only do they have long histories, but there are other bodies that have served similar roles for lawyers in the UK. Can you answer the questions in this little quiz about them?

In America citizens who attempt to follow the happenings in Washington, DC, often find themselves befuddled by very government they have put in place to represent them.

These are some of the most famous aircraft in the history of aviation, with equally incredible pilots and crews that accomplished challenging firsts and pushed the envelope of the possible. Do you recognize them all?

Can you pick out which of these birds are official state birds of the U.S.?

Can you pick out which of these birds is an official state bird in the U.S.?

Welcome to my lighthouse quiz. Test your knowledge of the towers that stood against storms, shipwrecks, and time. Let's see if your brain shines as bright as a beacon in the fog. Good luck!

Denied tanks by the 1919 Versailles treaty, the Germans secretly studied tank design in the Soviet Union. Though their first designs were inadequate, later models were some of the best tanks of the war. How much do you know about these vehicles?

My first quiz is about famous men who served in the United States Army. June 14th, 2025, is the 250th birthday of my beloved U.S. Army. I proudly served 3.5 years in Germany with 3rd Armored Division, and a year on Afghanistan ground.

When it comes to trivia knowledge, what's yours is mines. Take a world tour, but dig a bit deeper with these ten famous mining locations. Good luck!

As of 2025, the United States of America and Canada were the only countries that celebrated a Labor Day holiday for its citizens. What do you know about the United States version?

Ever get that jingle stuck in your head? That's called an earworm and commercials are full of them. Can you remember those classic commercial jingles?

From the earliest colonists to the birth of a new nation, this quiz covers some of the most important documents from early American history. Good luck!

Prior to 1999, Time Magazine named their Man or Woman of the Year to commemorate someone who changed the world that calendar year. Since 1999, it has been the Person of the Year award. Can you place these world changers in order by the decade they won?

When politicians resign their posts some do it for honorable reasons while others do it because of some sort of misconduct - surprisingly, not all politicians are 100% honest! This Quiz looks at political resignations in various countries.

Bridges are an integral part of our modern built environment, yet they often exist at the margins of stability and failure. This quiz explores infamous incidents and disasters involving bridges from historical to modern times.

History celebrates iconic presidential gems like 'Ask not...' and 'Four score...' But what about the less polished moments? This quiz tests you on the more questionable and quirky quotes from when Commanders-in-Chief went off-script.

Do you know some figures and numbers associated with the Beautiful Lady of New York Harbour?

The origins of Halloween seem to go back thousands of years and are deeply shrouded in mystery. Nevertheless, there is archaeological and historical evidence available that may point us toward knowledge of its development into a modern holiday.

With the confirmation of the Secretary of Labor, Donald Trump's cabinet is now complete. Can you match the people Trump has named to his 2025 cabinet with their respective departments?

I had a lot of fun on my recent holidays. Let's see if you can identify where and what I saw.