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I'll give you two terms of a proportional analogy, and all you have to do is complete it. For the new guys, the form "A : B :: C : D" is phrased "A is to B as C is to D" where A and B share the same relationship as C and D. Got that? Have fun!

It would be easier to go up and down a letter ladder, but instead, we're stuck. Add a letter, remove a letter, and rearrange as you go to make sure you have the right word to fit the definition provided. Good luck!

Can you bring these hidden expressions to light? Ten word pictures use position, repetition, sound and missing letters to suggest familiar words and phrases. The hints give the answer lengths.

Yet another wordwise, this one adopted. Do remember to look at the hint as to how many words are required. Occasionally there is more than one possible answer, in this case they may not necessarily have the same number of words.

This adopted quiz originally had funny possessive phrases that could be rewritten using rhyming synonyms. Now you just need to find the two rhyming words that are synonyms for two parts of the phrase. Good luck.

Place these fifteen words into the correct column. Five words, with a common theme, belong in one column, then four words, three words, two words in their proper columns, and one word in a column by itself. Pay attention to spelling and pronunciation.

Switch the beginning sounds of the spoonerized phrase to form the answer. 'Run, first digit of the foot! would be go, toe-- then switch it to get the country Togo. This example only happens to rhyme; rhyming is not a requirement.

I adopted a wordwise quiz. Since it's American football season, I decided to use a sporting genre for the theme.

I recently wrote two other quizzes about paradoxes. I definitely find them puzzling. I really enjoyed researching them and trying to solve them, so I decided to write another one. Have a think about these and see if you can figure them out. Good luck!

In a Collection quiz, there are two groups: Those that meet the criterion and those that do not. This quiz has ten six-letter anagrams, all words that can be drawn from the word 'Facetiously'. Ignore the other six, which are not anagrams.

I adopted this quiz and updated it. I found it a bit challenging, but it was fun to write, and I hope it's going to be fun to play. Good luck and Enjoy!

Easy quiz idea, given three mystery categories can you match up the four options that belong to each group. Be careful, there is only one option that fits perfectly into the three mystery categories.

A slippery sultan could be a crafty captain, or a deceitful director, or a lubricated leader or a ... You get the idea. The clues should lead you to ten more cunning commanders or baseless bosses.

Why 'Arbitrary Musings'? This was the best way I could find to describe the disconnect between the subjects in this quiz. I hope you enjoy the challenge of what you find here.

Ahoy there! Welcome aboard a ship for this particular mystery sort.

Take a trip through five different sports - can you identify the terms that are unique to each one?

Mystery Sort is one of the newest types of quizzes on FunTrivia. Most of the regular players have gotten used to them, so I guess you could say this format is now the "New Normal". Sort these words into four groups.

Using English language Scrabble tiles, find the words which score exactly nine points. Some words are long and some are short, but the longer words don't always score more points.

Can you work out these famous or well known quotes we use in every day conversations, several of which come from Shakespeare's works - and given to you in the form of Mixed Word Puzzles? Have fun!

At the top of the word ladder is a ten letter word. Drop one letter at a time and reorder down to the single letter at the bottom. Put the clues into the correct order.

Each of these anagrams starts with the same three-letter insect and is then followed by some anagrammed letters. Each image is connected to one of these completed words. Place the correct group of letters with its matching image.

Solve these rebus puzzles and identify the cities indicated. The correct answers are only those cities which are located in Europe.

Find the filling in the word sandwich - a word which will go with both of the given words. For example: lady-finger-food. Here's a hint - each missing word is a 4-letter body part.

All of the terms in this mystery sort quiz fill a musical theme... but before you can figure out the category, you will need to do some anagramming. Have fun!

Twist your brain into knots with this "knights and knaves" style logic puzzle, only you'll be trying to decide which of these three cute creatures stole the cookies! Please read the special instructions carefully before playing.

Are you ready for another episode in my Connections series? This time the overarching theme is some of the landmark buildings that you would find in a city. Good luck and enjoy!

While standard cryptic clues are used here, some of the words may test your vocabulary!

Identify the types of Brain Twist questions.

Building on the great work minch created with Wordwise quizzes, we now have the ability to add pictures and create a whole new environment for Wordwise quizzes. Each pictorial answer is a common phrase or cliche.

Let's put together your pop culture skills. Given a chain of a famous movie, television show, actor, singer, or band then a missing word linking to another pop culture two word name, can you finish the chain? Example: JANET - JACKSON - BROWNE