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Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Exclamatory sounds have been part of music since humans started making noise. Here's a tour through seven decades of songs that turned 'ooh,' 'ah,' and 'ee' into hooks you can't forget. Can you identify who sang them? Good luck and enjoy!

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?

Current events too cheery for you? Let's revisit the disturbing 1959 apocalyptic film "On the Beach" starring Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner, Anthony Perkins, and Fred Astaire. NOTE that this quiz applies to the FILM, not the 1957 novel on which it was based.

Thrilling, incisive, paranoid, funny, political, satirical, and scandalous. It's one qualifier after another for Paul Thomas Anderson's latest flick. Here are ten questions about its intertwined plots. Contains full spoilers.

Match these long winded songs in other words to the long winded artists in other words.

Here we have ten American inventors and six British inventors. All you have to do is select the ten American inventors and don't select the British ones. Good luck and have fun. Digby

"Pokémon Gold", "Silver", and "Crystal" (GBC) introduce several new types and new versions of Pokemon. This quiz just happens to take a look at ten of the most unique additions and changes. Good luck!

Let's travel back in time to October of 1971. It was an incredible period for Disney as their official grand opening of Magic Kingdom in Florida was that month. Take the quiz and also learn a bit more about this fun era in Entertainment history.

"Sounds Of The 60s" is a venerable BBC Radio 2 show that features music from the golden era of pop in the 1960s. Match these songs, some better known than others, from the show broadcast on November 15th 2025, to the performers.

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between August 13th and September 10th 1979.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Not many shows make it to 20 seasons. If you were an "Arthur" fan all the way to the end, this quiz is for you.

Here we have ten Olympic gold medal-winning figure skaters, and your mission is to place them in order from 1908 to 2026. A few clues are included to help you along.

Here we have ten cuts of beef. Where would you find these cuts of beef on a cow? All you have to do is work out where on the cow the cut of beef comes from. Good luck and have fun. Digby

This is a selection of wine-making grapes whose berries are either dark or light when fully ripe. Pick out the dark-coloured ones. Knowing your wines may help, but be aware that some grapes varieties are used to make both white and red wines.

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?

What do these have in common? Swedish Fish, Turkish Delight, English muffin. They're named after their place of origin. This quiz isn't that. Foods here, like Jordan almonds, French toast and Russian dressing, did not originate with their place names.

Let's take a look at marriage and married couples in the Old and New Testaments. I hope you have as much fun p[laying this quiz as I had creating it. The NKJV was used for this installment.

Some iconic National Football League helmets display prominent big letters. Other helmets have images and small text listings of the team's name. Can you identify where you'd find these NFL helmets? Reminder: some are on the helmet but small.

An assortment of fantasy novels, some popular and others perhaps less widely known, are presented. Match the titles of the books to their authors.

The quiz includes ten questions, each focusing on a different subject. I selected topics that I have a reasonable knowledge of. Enjoy!

In an alternate timeline, cats rule the Earth. Here are twelve of them, pictured, including translations of their names. (Yeah, they have pretty strange name choices). Match each name to the correct picture - and remember the title.

Windrush and I are on a mission; make an 11-letter word for the Word Weaver badge. The problem is, we don't seem to be very good at it. Join us on our journey as we find words for our letters, have some close calls, and (hopefully) earn 11-letter words.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

If you spend a lot of time inhaling the dried feces of wild animals, have I got the quiz for you! The family of hantaviruses are waste-dwellers lurking in the shadows and have happily been infecting humans for decades. Enjoy!

Knowledge of archaic medical terminology is very useful for historians and genealogists in interpreting historical documents and death certificates. Match the archaic term with its modern counterpart.

Johto is a large region to explore, and doing that requires navigating the Routes that cross between its major destinations. See if you can locate where you are in "Pokemon Gold, Silver, and Crystal" (GBC). Good luck!

The royal guard of Drangleic, see what you know about Vendrick's knights in "Dark Souls 2", for the PS4, XBox One and PC.

Classical music is supposed to be ever so serious, but in fact many classical pieces have wild jokes in them. In this quiz, you'll match the description of a musical joke with the composer responsible.