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Belgium has more to offer than chocolate, waffles and beer. Let's explore some of the beauties on a little road trip.

This quiz is about things which are associated with the colour red. Are you reddy (ready) to see how many you can answer correctly? Good luck!

Here is a quiz of ten multiple choice questions about "blank" things. Stay focused and don't draw a... well, you know. Enjoy!

The River Lune flows for about 60 miles through Cumbria and Lancashire. There are no major landmarks along its length, but it flows through lovely countryside before it arrives at Lancaster and the sea.

The people and things listed here all have a connection to a part of a plant. Your task is to match each person, clue or item with the appropriate photo.

Each of the questions in this quiz contains a reference to one of the multiples of 10 (20, 30... up to 100). All you need to do is put them in order from the lowest to the highest!

Truth stranger than fiction? Indeed, it appears to be! Here are some weird things, like sports, hobbies, competitions and more. See how many questions about them you can answer correctly. Good luck!

While parents are the first teachers of their children, learning can be both formal and informal throughout life. Here are some real, and some not-so-real, examples.

The theme of this quiz is family members. Test your knowledge by answering some questions about these and see how many you can answer correctly. Good luck!

Another random bit of trivia for the daring, the bored, and the criminally insane. Please enjoy responsibly.

All the beautiful flowers that appear in this quiz play a major role in many of the world's cultures. Each of the flowers pictured here will need to be matched to a trio of objects, places, people or concepts associated with them.

Beyond the fragrant flower, plenty of roses appear in popular culture as people, characters or as a word in titles. How many can you sniff out?

August 17 is Black Cat Appreciation Day in the USA. Black cats remain the largest un-adopted color of domestic cats in shelters, so let's explore these cats in myth and history.

For this milestone quiz, I thought I would leave it up to you to figure out how best to celebrate it with me. Can you find the common numerical indicators to group these items into their different categories? Have fun!

42 might be the "meaning of life" but given a random list of pop culture, general knowledge, or historical topics can you decide if they belong in the 20s or 30s? None of these refer to calendar years.

Good things come in fours? Which of these are typically found in a group of four? Be careful, you don't get four wrong answers, only three!

This is a quiz about America's less rowdy neighbor to the North. From mountains and rivers to famous Canadians, grab a double-double and test your knowledge of Canuck culture, geography, and history.

Ten topics on the color red.

The world is not enough, curiosity will take us anywhere. Let's journey together.

A mix of ten questions covering a wide variety of topics from television and books to science and music. Enjoy!

Ten questions about odd funerals, cemeteries, and death.

The answers to the first nine questions fit an entertainment-related theme. Answer the questions, figure out the title that links them all, and you're home free. This quiz was originally created by Astorian (his first common bond quiz) and now adopted

A mix of ten questions covering a wide variety of topics from movies and TV to the science of breathing. Enjoy!

The quiz is about Devils Tower and covers nearly all aspects of this spectacular place: geography, geology, culture, history, and the controversies surrounding it. Hope you enjoy it!

Just how much did you pay attention to what your teachers were saying? I am going to give you a question for each school subject. See if you can get them all correct. Good luck!

This quiz is a mixture of ten general knowledge questions. Good luck and have fun. Digby

This is a quiz that will jump around from topic to topic, but always with a broken pencil as the central subject of the question. So sharpen your skills and draw your conclusions as to the right answers!

The Golden Triangle of Southeast Asia is known for many things. It was, and to a lesser degree still is, a major drug trafficking area. In an effort to enhance its reputation it has since become a burgeoning tourist attraction.

Oxford is home to Oxford University and a magnet for tourists. How much do you know about it? I have adopted this quiz which was originally authored by bridget3.

Let's have some fun with quills, just don't get poked!