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There are some amazing abbeys around the world. They each have strong historical and architectural aspects. Simply match the name of the abbey to its photo then learn a bit more about each of these fascinating places.

The mariners all know, but do you? On November 10, 1975 (50 years ago from the date this quiz was published) the S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald sank in Lake Superior, taking a crew of 29 men along with her. Can you order these events relating to the wreck?

This quiz features some of England's most prominent Cathedrals. Can you identify each one pictured in the photographs? Good luck!

The Polish names of the months reflect the rhythms of nature and rural life. Can you identify them in the following list of 17 words?

Some US Presidents lived for decades after leaving office. Others died after just a few short years of retirement. Can you order these ten Presidents by the length of their post-presidency?

Which of these items/things are parts of a standard car's engine?

Interstate 95 (I-95) is one of the longest highways in the US Interstate Highway System. Can you identify the cities that are along its route crossing the USA?

I don't keep my cars for very long, so can you tell me what I traded my old car in for?

Interstate 70 (I-70) is one of the longest highways in the US Interstate Highway System. Can you identify the cities that are along its route across the USA?

All military, naval and paramilitary organizations have some sort of rank structure to provide a chain of command. Here you are given a mixture of army, navy and air force ranks from the UK (and Commonwealth) and US for you to sort into an orderly list.

This quiz is for all of the wonderful people who devote their time to C.A.P.

Come with me on a journey to visit restaurants and pubs all over the world that have stood the test of time. Match the name of the pub with a picture of its location. But be wary, not all are obvious!

You are asked to translate the following English idioms into French. I am a qualified translator.

If you are visiting London, knowing which lines are which colour and at which stations you can change lines is a vital requirement. This quiz tests that knowledge.

This quiz is about some of the laws, rules, and regulations governing checks/cheques in the United States, such as articles 3 and 4 of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). Good luck!

Learn about the five main types of unincorporated business organizations in the United States and how they are different.

Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948) was a great leader of non-violent movement, who led India to gain independence from Britain in 1947.

In 1948, the United States Navy was authorized to build the first supercarriers, the "United States" class ships. This class was followed by the "Forrestal" class of the early 1950s. How much do you know about these ships?

Every country has one recognizable national symbol: a flag. Some are intricate, some simple. Some are more colourful than others. Which flag, however, is the most dominant in each colour?

Until 1970, sailors in the Royal Navy received a daily ration of rum. Can you answer these questions about the tradition whose end is still marked every 31 July?

During the Cold War, the Soviets built what would become the largest submarine fleet in the world. While not always as technologically advanced as their Western counterparts, Soviet designers were bold and innovative. What do you know about them?

Ten questions to find out what you know about Dutch newspapers.

Up to its entry into World War II, the United States had commissioned a total of eight aircraft carriers. Can you answer these questions about each of them?

In this quiz, see if you can identify several bridges located across all five boroughs of New York City.

With the end of the Second World War, many of the surviving light cruisers were either scrapped or mothballed. A few, however, were yet to be completed, while others were sold to other navies and continued to serve. What do you know about these ships?

By the late 1930s, tensions were rising in Europe, and China and Japan were already at war. Most of the naval powers began to rearm, and light cruisers were built in greater numbers in anticipation of the coming conflict. What do you know about them?

The light cruisers built in the late 1920s and into the 1930s were, for the most part, larger, faster, and more heavily armed than units that were only a few years older. These ships bore the brunt of combat in World War II. What do you know about them?

In the classic age of automobile manufacturing in Australia 1955-1995, the market was dominated by three Australian manufacturers: Holden, Ford and Valiant. All you need to do is to attach the correct name to each classic Australian car.

This quiz will be about different writing systems used in the Japanese language.

During the 1960s, creating a Supersonic Transport (SST) was a major task for aerospace firms around the world, but only two were created in the end. Can you answer these questions about the Aerospatiale/BAC Concorde and Tupolev Tu-144 (aka Concordski)?