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Scotland's statues commemorate everyone from inventors and warriors to a ginger cat. How well do you know the monuments scattered across Scottish towns and cities? Good luck!

Nicknamed "Silent Cal", Calvin Coolidge was the 30th president of the United States and an interesting character. How much do you know about him?

These women led their countries, often the first woman to do so.

While skyscrapers and regular houses have become common around the world, there are still places with traditional types of dwellings unique to the region. Can you match these houses with the correct locations?

Holidays and observances often have connections and things in common. Can you find these connections and sort them appropriately?

I adopted this quiz. The original author selected commercials and their slogans considered annoying, but I found many of them to be catchy. Classify the annoying (or fun, depending on the viewpoint) slogan into the appropriate era in which it originated.

I will give you a clue about a structure that has been moved, and from that clue, you guess the correct structure.

We have restaurant reservations at the Bell Tree restaurant in 30 minutes but I forgot my license. Can you get us there and also figure out how to drive in my hometown? Let's go for a quick drive around Asaka, Saitama, Japan.

All roads may lead to Rome, but they've taken some fascinating detours along the way! This quiz takes you down famous highways, historic routes, and remarkable roads from across the globe. Pack your bags and let's hit the road; no sat-nav required.

Canadian politics isn't always polite. This quiz explores the scandals that shaped governments, ended careers, and tested public trust. How well do you know them? As an assist, the prime minister under which the scandal occurred is noted.

I recently wrote a quiz about US presidents and their extramarital affairs. So, I decided to write next about British politicians who were also involved with "other women" during their marriages. See if you know who they are. Good luck!

I recently returned from a trip to Rhode Island where I toured "The Breakers". Come take a virtual tour of this amazing "summer cottage" and learn a bit about it and its time in history called the Gilded Age.

When an atom bomb demolished the centre of Hiroshima, a large empty space was created, which is now the site of the Hiroshima Peace Park.

This is another quiz I adopted and updated. I found it interesting learning these facts about various US presidents. See how many questions you can answer correctly. Good luck!

Kept intact in the Peruvian desert for over 2,000 years, the Nazca Lines remain one of archaeology's most fascinating mysteries. Who made them, and why? See how much you know about one of the ancient world's most extraordinary puzzles. Good luck!

Joe Sparkly has two favourite hobbies: travelling and taking baths. As he travels around the world, he encounters several traditions on bathing, and needs your help to understand what is to be expected from him not to completely muck it up!

Ladies and gentlemen! In this corner, drowning in oversized blue shorts: George "Buy a Bomb Shelter" McGovern! Opposite him, in grimy red trunks: El Ricardo "I Am Not a Crook" Nixon! How well do you know the 1972 U.S. election? Let's find out! Enjoy!

Ten different men or women have been part of the Supreme Court in the first half of the 2020s. Regardless of party affiliation, did you know six who held this prestigious office between 2020 and 2025 were born in New York, New Jersey, or Washington DC?

Many sites around the world were prosperous, thriving places until some kind of catastrophe occurred. They then became ghost towns, good for nothing. (The title I was given for this challenge).

Held in 1982, the sixth session of UNESCO designations was established. Twenty-four sites were chosen for preservation due to their importance to world culture and heritage; this quiz features fifteen of them.

This is a brief tour around a few countries where there are or were some unusual laws in place. These were all in force relatively recently.

Across the world stand ancient stone monuments that continue to puzzle archaeologists and researchers. This quiz explores ten locations where massive stones were quarried, transported, and assembled using methods that sometimes remain unexplained.

Elmo and his friends from "Sesame Street" are embarking on an exciting adventure around the world. Join them in figuring out the home country of each landmark. Good luck!

Many cats have had official jobs working for the British government, including Larry who celebrated 15 years in Downing Street in 2026. These cats have seen many world leaders or been in the news themselves; this quiz is in honour of the official mousers

This is a quiz on the M14's information and statistics.

Another selection of animals which are national symbols for 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.

Although it is in the South-East, London's status as the national capital means most major railway routes converge there. Can you match these regional cities with the main London terminus to which trains from them run?

Interested in banking? Or banking on being interested? This quiz will focus on facts and figures and trivia regarding the aspect of earning interest in the world of finance. Here's Part 2.

The first letters of the answers to the first ten questions spell out a London Underground station. The final task is to name the station.

There are many odd laws in the world. Here are some of Canada's strangest laws. Find out what you know about them!