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Can you identify the photos of twelve iconic Asian sweet treats?

Do you remember your favourite toys from 'back in the day'? Were you able to get the latest fad while it was still in the stores? More importantly (for this quiz), do you know in which decade each of these toy fads appeared?

Ticket to Ride Europe features a map of turn-of-the-century Europe with 46 major cities connected by railway routes. The names of the cities are those that were in use at that time.

Time to shell out some knowledge and see if you can crack the botanical code. Prepare for a nutty challenge, since most of what you think is a nut is not! Allergy alert: may contain nuts.

Yes, hiking has a Triple Crown. It involves three long distance hiking trails - The Appalachian, Continental Divide, and Pacific Crest Trails. This quiz covers all three, plus one.

Generation X grew up in the 1960s and 1970s and lived during the golden age of sugary cereals. Which of these cereals were FIRST sold in U.S. supermarkets during those decades? Be careful, some debuted after 1979, and some were sold in the 1950s first.

One Monopoly game is based on the Iditarod race. The squares follow the southern route, used in odd years, with substitutions for the stations. Can you put the squares on the board in order, using the hints provided and your knowledge of the race?

"Twilight Imperium: Fourth Edition" was a board game created and published by Fantasy Flight Games in 2017. The base game came with 17 unique factions to play as. Can you identify them from these short descriptions?

The actual name of this adult card game from Goliath Games is not suitable for this site, but the concept is: take some unpleasant situations and place them in order from least distressing to most. Can you rank these examples from the game?

In the United States, the proof of an alcoholic beverage is calculated as twice its ABV (alcohol by volume) percentage. Try to arrange these liquors in order from the highest proof to the lowest.

See if you can figure out which card game each photo most alludes to.

I will give you a flower and its meaning, and you match the meaning to the flower. These are the Western meanings generally accepted.

Pig's trotter or pettitoe (the culinary term for pig's feet) are found in many international recipes. The photo clues will (hopefully) direct you to a specific country/area which is "home" to these platters of porcine paws.

There are games where you get to move additional spaces or take an extra turn. Perhaps it's because of the text on a space, a specific number shown on the dice, instructions on a card, or some other reason. I wish you the best in finding these games.

Here's a quiz on my favorite version of Monopoly, "Star Trek: The Original Series". This is the first quiz I have "adopted," and as such, I'm doing as little editing as possible while updating it.

All questions are based on the traditional four-person, 1000-point game. No Great-Grand Tichu possible.

In this quiz, we'll be looking at the easiest possible chess problems - "Mate in one move". Each black and white piece type can move and deliver mate in exactly one position. Who MOVES to deliver mate in each case? Some positions are slightly tricky!

If you want to be a loser, you need to figure out which way NOT to earn points, or get negative points, for each board game. (All questions are based on original versions of games, not expansions or specialties.)

Pathfinders on the hunt, this is your opportunity to scroll through your bestiary and identify the prominent foes faced in the third official Adventure Path, "Second Darkness". Good luck!