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There are a lot of good episodes in season nine. There are no questions about "A is for Angry," because, well, that episode makes a lot of people angry.

Season Seven has "Elwood City Turns 100" and "April 9th, ,the first two two-part episodes of Arthur and two of the most iconic episodes. There are no questions about "Cast Away" or "D.W.'s Time Trouble" because I really do not like those episodes.

These questions are about the sixth season of Arthur, which is the first one without Michael Yarmush doing his voice. If that didn't stop you, this episode might be for you. There are no questions about "For Whom the Bell Tolls" or the goose episodes.

The Atherton family appear in Elinor M. Brent-Dyer's 'La Rochelle' series. In this book, Rosamund Atherton is the new Head Girl of St Peter's, and has many challenges to deal with.

These questions are all about the fifth season of the popular kid's show Arthur. There are no questions about "The Last of Mary Moo Cow." I know that's not a popular episode.

These questions are about the fourth season of "Arthur." Don't worry, there are no questions about "Arthur's Big Hit". I avoided the unpopular episodes. These questions are about the best episodes of the season.

When Nan Blakeney is suffering from depression following her mother's death, Janie Lucy takes her in and introduces her to her large family. Janie also has to deal with the problem of her unhappy niece, Beth.

This doll needs to be dressed up. Can you help put on these clothing items and jewellery in the correct order? Start with what goes on the head and work your way down to the toes.

Some of my favorite "Arthur" episodes were in season three. How well do you know them?

How much do you know about the second season of this long-running show?

All of these questions are about the second season of the popular animated show "Arthur".

This was the perfect show for me because I was in third grade when season one aired. If you were ever in third grade while this show was on TV, you likely related to it in some way. How well do you remember it?

I actually was in third grade when "Arthur" began, so this show was perfect for me. Over the next 30 years, many other kids also decided this show was perfect for them. Were you one of them? If you were, you will like this quiz.

Fun fact: I was actually in third grade when the first season of "Arthur" aired. So this show was perfect for me. How much do you know about it?

Choose the twelve characters that are found in Roald Dahl books.

The pictures in this quiz are all references to famous children's picture books. Can you match the photo with the author?

Roald Dahl has written many children's books. Three of these books are named in this quiz. As the quiz taker, you must choose the person, place or thing that goes into the book he wrote.

This quiz is about the Warriors series, commonly known as Warrior Cats, written by Erin Hunter. In taking this quiz, you will find out how well you know the Warriors bloodlines (A.K.A Families)

This quiz was originally more general, but I've picked four books from Lois Lowry's 'Anastasia' series to narrow it down a bit. It features the first three books in the series, plus 'Anastasia on Her Own'.

Warner Bros. gave us some of the world's most iconic characters and early cartoons. How much do you know about these iconic Warner Bros. cartoons featuring famous "Looney Tunes" and "Merrie Melodies" characters?

This quiz is for the young and old (and brave). It is about unique theme/amusement parks in America. No Disney parks are included.

This quiz is about a children's book called "If You Give A Mouse A Cookie" by Laura Joffe Numeroff. It was written in 1985. Do you remember how the story goes?

The Chalet School, created by Elinor M. Brent-Dyer, moved locations several times during the course of the series of fifty-eight books. In which country were each of the following books set?

One might think that Canada doesn't really have its own cuisine, but you might be wrong. Here you will find just a few tasty items that can boast of being Canadian.

Roald Dahl created many characters, some lovable while others were less so. Can you pick out the real characters from Dahl's books while ignoring those from other authors?

'Jack and Jill' is just one of the nursery rhymes many of us learned when we were very young. How good is your memory? Recite the rhyme in your head and put these random words from it in order based on where they appear in the rhyme to find out.

There are many species of magical beings in the Harry Potter universe. The Ministry of Magic classifies their level of danger from X ("Boring") to XXXXX ("impossible to train or domesticate") Can you sort these 10 creatures into their correct rating?

Welcome to Moominvalley! In the image, you'll see 15 characters from Tove Jansson's beloved "Moomin" books, each marked with a number ABOVE their head (1-15). Your task is to match each number to the correct character by dragging the names into place.

'Creed Country' is a little-known book about two teenagers, Stephen and Sarah, who investigate the history of the local Creed family, dating back to the English Civil War, and make some startling discoveries.

P.J. Funnybunny featured in a number of children's books written by Marilyn Sadler. Let's look at some of his antics!