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Kyle lands in Munich to visit his friend Lena. From finding his way through the city to ordering a snack and coping with the weather, a little German makes a big difference. Can you help him understand the words he meets along the way?

Many newspapers use the word "Chronicle" in the name of their papers. These are ten of the better-known ones; they may not still be in print. Match the newspaper with the person who founded it. They are from the USA, the UK, and India.

Canada's CN Tower stands 553.3 m (1,815 ft) tall. For more than three decades it was the world's tallest free-standing structure. Can you separate these other world-famous towers and skyscrapers into two categories: Taller or Smaller?

What do they call Halloween in other places? While having its origins in North-western Europe, Halloween has spread around the world and is strongly celebrated in well over 40 countries.

This is part of my collection of state anthems/songs of the United States of America. I hope you enjoy learning about them as much as I did.

The German Army used the "Blitzkrieg" (Lightning War) tactics in the early days of World War II in Europe. Order the country by the date of the German invasion.

Toronto's CN Tower's overnight light display uses special colours to celebrate a number of cultural events, as well as to support charitable organisations. Can you identify which of these days have a special light show?

The title of this quiz is sometimes thought to be the motto of the United States Postal Service, although in fact the USPS has no official motto. But this quiz should test your knowledge of the history of that organisation.

It is popularly claimed that some Arctic peoples have dozens of words for snow. The reality is a little more complicated, but 10 of these words mean 'snow' in different languages. Can you separate the flakes from the fakes?

The Warren Commission was a presidential committee set up by Lyndon B. Johnson on November 29th, 1963, to investigate the assassination of John F. Kennedy. The Commission released its report in September, 1964. This quiz is based on its findings.

It's not only in English and Latin that people talk about the rain. Can you identify which of these words for rain is used in a European country's language?

The prime minister (PM) of the Government of Equatorial Guinea is the head of the nation's government though the real power lies with the president, who has the power to appoint & dismiss the PMs. This quiz explores those PMs from 1982 to 2025.

Here are ten so-called "war movies", of which I've translated the title into Latin. What do you know about these movies? The quiz title is the Latin plural of "pugna", which means fight.

From arctic patrols to overseas operations, these Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) machines get the job done. Can you identify each one and sort them into their distinctive categories?

All aboard! Come embark on this quiz all about the New York City subway transit system.

In this quiz I take you on a London Underground journey through time - your task will be put 10 big moments in the history of one the world's most famous transport networks in the correct order to make the journey flow. Good luck!

Do you know about the American government around George Washington's time? Let's see what we know from his time as the first president of the United States. Have fun, and good luck!

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...

Not every U.S. president was a college graduate. The correct answers in this quiz include presidents who attended college but did not graduate.

Home lay at the end of the highway, but the journey was filled with stories. From Manitoba legends to mountain monuments, these are some of the sights that caught my attention along my route. Enjoy!

10 questions about the 1800 election and the constitutional crisis which followed. What happens when a sitting president and a sitting vice president run against each other and nobody wins? Have fun!

South America's amazing landmarks include much more than archaeological sites and stunning natural landscapes. This quiz will take you on a tour of some of the many remarkable buildings from different eras than can be admired throughout the continent.

This is part of the collection of state anthems/songs of the United States of America. I hope you enjoy learning about them as much as I did.

I saw an author challenge months ago to use a word not found in another title. As I was researching libraries for a quiz, I ran across the word athenaeum, which is a special library or cultural center where people gather to read, learn, and share ideas.

Settle down with your bucket and see how much you know about Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC). Be sure to clean your fingers before clicking the answers!

Before becoming a pop star, Barry Manilow wrote and/or sang many jingles for many brands. Some of these jingles are quite iconic!

High in the Andes mountains of Peru, Machu Picchu has captivated the world since its rediscovery in 1911. How much do you know about this ancient Inca citadel? Good luck and have fun!

The American Pyrotechnics Association was established on September 29, 1948, by a group of fireworks manufacturing companies. Here are their official names of various fireworks designs we see on Independence Day.

There are some hotels around the world that were created with very unique and fun features. Whether it is the building itself, the various room selections, or the unusual amenities, they are definitely intriguing (and sound cool).

Some became cultural icons, others technological milestones. Do you think you can put my selection of Volkswagen models in chronological order based on their first year of production?