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In this quiz, I will give you the name of a European military leader and your task is to match them to the conflict in which they fought.

NATO was formed by its founding members, "determined to safeguard the freedom, common heritage and civilization of the peoples, founded on the principles of democracy, individual liberty and the rule of law." Can you put these events in timeline order?

For this quiz, I am going to give you a list of British Prime Ministers. From the earliest can you put them in order according to when they held office?

This quiz will test your knowledge of basic Polish phrases used in everyday situations. You will be asked how to say common questions, such as asking for the time, location, personal information, or making simple requests.

Explore how different cultures express regret with the exact phrase "I am sorry". Match each apology to its language and discover how this simple phrase carries deep meaning across the globe. A quiz about empathy, language, and connection.

Many sociocultural groups have (or have had) specific rites that are completed either to earn one's place as an adult, or to celebrate that fact. Which of these terms represents one of them?

The notable title of a children's literature book that takes place during Halloween will be on the left, and you simply match it with the Latin translation of that book title on the right. Bona Fortuna!

This quiz focuses on bridges that reached their breaking point. Each one broke for various reasons. The location of those featured is the United States of America. Can you correctly identify the years in which each one collapsed? Good luck!

Not every invention changes the world. Some barely make it out of the box. This quiz explores the bold ideas that flopped, fizzled, or just flat-out confused everyone. Can you correctly identify the reasons why these failed? Good luck!

Find the baby mammals in French.

Some of the following names include easy-to-miss honorifics and epithets. We sometimes mistake foreign names for names when they're actually titles. Pick them out, and avoid the given names!

Some tricky questions about animals of every kind on country flags. This should be engaging whether you know your flags by heart or you can't remember which one has the maple leaf. Good luck!

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!

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.

Here are ten questions about the humble origins of various sodas, interesting marketing campaigns, and just weird facts I found. Enjoy with some bubbly water!

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.

Though spoken by a relatively small number of people, Icelandic is a fascinating language with some unique features and a rich literary tradition. Here's your chance to learn something more about it.

Splurge a little (ok, maybe a lot), sleep where world leaders, icons of entertainment and industry and other greats have slept in three of the most popular destinations.

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!