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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!

Do you know the locations of colleges and universities in Indiana and Illinois? To help, I will give you some clues on occasion to get you through it. Enjoy. This is a former adopted quiz.

Sailing the seas has always been dangerous. How much do you know about these unfortunate ships which sank to the bottom of treacherous waterways?

Uno, dos, tres, cuatro, ¿cuantos hay? Classify each of these objects, in Spanish, claro, by what quantity there typically are. ¿Can you count to four, en español? Good luck, or should I say, ibuena suerte!

The world is full of well-known statements quoted by presidents. Test your knowledge of who made these statements.

Have a peek at my journal that describes a few days on a journey to the Seychelles, a country off the eastern coast of Africa. Enjoy your "trip" and learn a few things about this fascinating culture.

A great political leader is someone who is capable of inspiring others. Ideally, a leader should be sincere, honest and transparent, but these are sadly not essential. This quiz is about 10 inspirational leaders, good and bad.

"World" flags representing continents, alliances, or the whole of planet Earth don't have quite the same star power as country flags. Let's fix that! You might not bring these to the football stands, but some of them have fascinating stories.

Since the end of World War II, ten US Navy aircraft carriers have been named for US presidents. Can you pick out the aircraft carriers from the other ships named for presidents post-war?

I holidayed in Spain in 2023. Can you identify which cities I visited based on the sites I saw? There's also one from a neighbouring territory.

Have a cocktail with me as we explore the sites of Spain. Every trip is better with sips!

Almost all of us have been on an aircraft at one time or another (or hundreds of times for some). This quiz tests how much you know about what takes place in routine flights to get you safely to where you want to be.

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.

In 2024, London's sprawling overground rail network was rebranded, and divided into six separate lines. This quiz will explore this new look to the London Transport map.

Many countries have officially adopted a wild bird native to that area as a national symbol. Match the photo of the bird to the country it represents.

Can you identify ten UK museums and galleries, matching the names with pictures of them?

Did you know that every President of the United States has a First Lady whether he is married or not? Let's find out what you know about Julia Dent Grant, the eighteen First Lady of the United States.

Pepsi vs. Coke, the great soda debate! Both are part of corporations that sell a number of other brands. Can you classify these five brands as having been part of the PepsiCo, Inc. or Coca-Cola corporations?

Quinnipiac University in Connecticut has a very interesting name. It is also one of the top private schools in the New England area. Please enjoy.

As Christmas is approaching, I adopted this quiz, which is about the life, legends, and myths of Santa Claus. I updated, corrected and wrote the information. I then decided to add photos as a festive touch. I hope you enjoy the history of Santa Claus.

British employment law is a complex - and often controversial - framework for governing the employer-employee relationship. Since 2010, the Equality Act has had a significant impact, not just on employment but also society more broadly.

I will give you a Dutch proverb or idiom and a literal translation in English. But can you work out its idiomatic meaning?

When I was searching for information for this quiz, I found it very interesting learning why the name changes of these countries occurred. I hope it's also of interest to you. See if you can tell when each country adopted its new name. Good luck!

How much do you know about this independent-minded lady and the state she represented in the U.S. Senate?

There are some amazing abbeys around the world. They each have strong historical and architectural aspects. Simply match the name of the abbey to its photo then learn a bit more about each of these fascinating places.

There are a lot of universities in the Sooner State. Can you match the institutions with the facts about them?