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The term aquanaut normally refers to a diver who stays underwater long enough for inert gases to reach equilibrium in the body. The definition typically excludes commercial saturation divers. This quiz covers some of these aquanauts.

September is Deaf Awareness Month. Since I am Deaf, I decided to create this quiz. Just read and answer the questions. While some of these questions may apply to all Deaf people, this quiz is mainly focused on Deaf people in the United States.

The fictional character of Charlie Cane ("Citizen Cane") and his last word "Rosebud" is well-known... But do you also know the reputed last words of these prominent personages of history?

Welcome! In this quiz, you are presented with some facts about four pre-1603 Kings of England, each of whom was the second of his name. You have to match the facts to the right king. Enjoy!

Peer closely at the names before you and divine the unseen connections. If your eye is keen enough, the hidden groupings for these U.K. personalities will reveal themselves.

Let's test your knowledge of English and British royal portraits. Can you identify each person from their portrait? Some paintings contain clues to the person's identity, hidden in the background, clothing, and objects they hold.

This quiz features famous men named Joe, Joey, and Joseph, with a color for their last name. Put each man in the category for which he is famous. This quiz is part of the "Playing with" challenge. Next to each name, I have included the birth year.

People always seem to say strange things. Please match the strange quote with the speaker. Good luck!

History remembers many famous figures for their achievements, but the stories behind their marriages are often far less flattering. See how much you know about those featured in this quiz. Good luck and have fun!

Do you want to take this quiz? Do you like to drink Fizz? Can you answer these right? Is this quiz out of sight? Read and answer; that will do. I would not lie to you. Everything will rhyme, so read and take your time.

People have been attempting unauthorised journeys for millennia, despite the risks involved. This quiz takes a look at the stowaway subset of migrants and adventurers, not those where paid smugglers were involved.

Robert Pershing Wadlow is well known to trivia or "Guinness Book of Records" fans. Many know the stats: 8 feet 11.1 inches tall, shoe size (US) 37AA. This quiz looks at some more facts about the Alton Giant.

People who served as "canaries in a coal mine" to warn of unseen dangers.

Here are some quotations. Do you know who uttered them?

Twenty-three authors walk into a room. Fifteen are Scottish. Your job is to identify them. Some names may fool you, because not every author on this list hails from north of the border. Good luck and have fun!

Not all Americans made their mark through noise and self-promotion. This quiz focuses on ten of those who were famously tight-lipped, fiercely private, or entirely withdrawn from the world. How much do you know about them? Good luck and have fun!

Some people are remembered for fame, but their families often hold lesser-known stories of their own. From science to art to politics, can you match the famous name to the relative history nearly forgot? Good luck and have fun!

I just completed a few streaming documentaries about explorers so thought I would introduce (or re-introduce) some of them to you. These adventurers crossed oceans, terra firma, and rivers in their epic journeys.

A martyr for the Nazis, Horst Wessel had his song and story broadcast all over Germany during Hitler's reign. But how much do you know about him?

Welcome! Here you are presented with ten women who have left their mark in leadership, the arts or science. Your task is to place them in chronological order by birth. Enjoy!

I will give you three inventions by four different inventors, and you match each invention to the correct inventor.

Sometimes I scroll through pages of Yelp Reviews just for fun... Even the best of the best can be given few stars from an angry reviewer. But what if Yelp always existed? Let's scroll through a few of these "Trivielp" reviews together.

What do (or did) these people called John do? Here is a diverse collection of Johns to sort into categories: film director, physician, physicist, or fictional.

From roughly 1870 to 1914, wealthy American heiresses often married into international aristocracy, trading money for titles. These women were known as "dollar princesses". Come learn a bit more about a few of their stories.

This is a quiz about people who were successful in their field, but failed to be first or were 'also rans'. Pick out the runner-up.

A surprising number of famous people were also good at sports. Which of these three areas of sports applies to each person?

In celebration of my birth year, all the people in this quiz were born in 1960. Order them according to their date of birth and their zodiac sign, beginning with January and Capricorn.

Terry Fox was a Canadian athlete, humanitarian, and cancer research activist. In 1980, having had one leg amputated due to cancer, he embarked on a cross-Canada run to raise money and awareness for cancer research.

See if you can identify the source of the following quotations!

YES, all of the men in the left-hand column of this match quiz are known for being the first to achieve a great feat! AND... in the right-hand column are the names of all the women who were the first to achieve the same feats! Can you match them?