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The Madonna has been a popular subject through the ages. Here's a selection of ten Madonna paintings with various related questions. All paintings are owned or have been displayed at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy.

Add a king to the end of another word and what do you get? The space can make a huge difference. For example - 'thin king' becomes 'thinking'.

Breaking news: A new quiz on media studies has just been released! According to our questionnaire correspondent, the quiz tests your knowledge of media studies and focuses on basic mass media theories, familiar approaches, and key terms in the field.

All of these are actual words in the English language. You just need to pick out the correct definition. I've also given you the pronunciations, in case that helps.

I've been to see a few stage musicals recently and the songs have got stuck in my head! Can you match the songs I've been singing to the musicals I saw recently?

You might find a leprechaun filling his pockets with gold from the pot at the end of the rainbow, but what other mythological creatures might you see in Ireland? Let's find out - clues are given!

I've given you a summary of the plot of the first half of "Les Misérables", but can you fill in the songs where they occur? For reasons of space, I've had to simplify the plot quite a lot, as well as leave out a few of the songs. Bonne chance!

Uncle Sesquipedalius, who loves to impress others with his vocabulary, has posed numerous single questions in the New Question Game. He has a superfluity of highfalutin words beginning with the letter F. How many of them can you sort?

In Christianity, the celebration that is Christmas is captivated by scenes of the Nativity. Artists from the Northern and Italian Renaissance periods painted their vision of the Nativity on canvas. You must match the artist to the painting.

We Scots have a reputation for being partial to an alcoholic beverage or two. The following snippets of conversation were heard in the numerous aptly-named drinking establishments of Swallydoon City, in Scotland. Can you tell me what they mean?

These catchphrases from the 70s are gone from our collective vocabulary. They would fit in solidly with today's vernacular.

In 1990 two thieves gained entrance to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston and stole 13 masterpieces. The location of the stolen art remains a mystery. This quiz covers this theft and others from private collections and museums.

For each statement, identify the logical fallacy it illustrates. Be careful; not all of them are fallacious!

This is the first quiz about the French Renaissance philosopher Michel de Montaigne. It features a mix of questions about his life and his Essays in Book I.

The dialect spoken in the North East and mid-North of Scotland is known as the Doric. It varies quite substantially from more common forms of English. This is an attempt to introduce quizzers to this historical and literary form.

Gilbert and Sullivan's seventh operatic collaboration, "Iolanthe", first hit the stage in 1882. It's still a favorite of comic opera lovers today! Can you order the songs from this satirical romp in their proper order to piece together the story line?

Discover how art has evolved through history, reflecting human creativity, culture, and innovation. Test your knowledge of the styles that shaped the world and moved us to feel something through them.

The English language has hundreds of thousands of weird words. These words might seem weird when we first see them, due to their spelling, or a meaning that we didn't expect. This quiz will give the word for you to match with its meaning or vice versa.

This quiz focuses on Lucius Annaeus Seneca, commonly known as Seneca the Younger. It features a mix of questions about his life and his philosophical teachings.

The amazing technique of chiaroscuro transforms light and darkness into art and drama. In this quiz, we explore ten masterpieces that showcase this wonderful technique. Can you match each work to its creator?

This will continue a series of ten-letter word quizzes. Use the description and photo to come up with a word that starts with "O" and is ten letters long. Enjoy!

These works were produced by members of the German Expressionist movement known as Der Blaue Reiter in the years leading up to World War I. Match each painting with its creator.

This quiz is for all the philosophy lovers out there! You have to answer 10 questions, with each question about a different philosopher.

This selection of plays are among the most well-known, celebrated works of the theatre in the 20th century. Do you know when they were first published?

This quiz is mainly about Renaissance Era dance. This period focuses on the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. See how many questions you can answer.

This quiz is for all the philosophy lovers out there! You have to answer 10 questions, with each question about a different philosopher.

This quiz is for all the philosophy lovers out there! You have to answer 10 questions, with each question about a different philosopher.

Dancers in Medieval Times did not perform the foxtrot or the samba, but most modern dances are evolutions of those from hundreds of years ago. Do you know your medieval dances?

Place the work of art in the correct art movement. Each work comes from a different art movement, which is placed in chronological order.

Put these ten songs from the 1934 Original Broadway Cast production of "Anything Goes" in the order in which they were sung, from first to last. There are five songs from each act listed here. Note: Different productions vary.