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"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, from the show broadcast on April 25th 2026, to the performers.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

This is part of my collection of state anthems/songs of the United States of America. I hope you enjoy learning about them as much as I did.

Louis Prima was a singer and bandleader who got his start in the 1920s and remained popular into the early 1970s. See what you know about this charismatic performer.

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between September 11th and October 2nd 1965.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

I will give you the year a football stadium opened and an event that happened there; from those clues, you pick the correct answer.

Here are just a few people who not only achieved their goals, they absolutely killed it!

The 54 countries of Africa have produced many brilliant and enduring films. This quiz will take you on a journey through just a tiny fraction of them.

Before television and video games conquered the world, horror and science fiction motion pictures were in their heyday. How much do you know about these films from the 1950s?

Match the characters/clues to the American television series that first aired in 2015.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

I have been very lucky in that I got to travel to the beautiful country of Tanzania. It has some amazing geographical (and fun) places. Come visit it in the quiz.

A pointer is given, supported by an image clue. Work out the phrase that fits the number of words and letters required.

On the game show, "Wheel Of Fortune", you choose consonants and buy vowels to guess a word. In this quiz, you're only given the vowels and need to find the missing word. Example: 6 letter holiday and you're given, Ea_ _ e_. The clues will help you a lot.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

From arctic patrols to overseas operations, these Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) machines get the job done. Can you identify each one and sort them into their distinctive categories?

The first episode of "House of Guinness" introduces everyone to the family behind the famous brewery and sets the scene for the rest of the season.

Aussie queens faced off against queens from around the world in this "Vs. the World" spin-off airing on Stan and WOW Presents Plus in 2026. Good luck!

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

If someone were asked to name an animal that barks, the majority would say a dog. While this is true in most cases, there are ten other animals that also bark. Your task is to identify them and dismiss the rest. Good luck and have fun!

This mad scientist sure had a mad arsenal, making 'Numbers' a truly special, replayable mission. See what you know about this sequence from "Black Ops 1" for the PS3/4/5, XBox 360 and PC.

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between August 21st and September 11th 1965.

'Sin City' - the comic book inspired, neo-noir film of 2005 - featured memorable performances from an impressive ensemble cast. This quiz shines a spotlight on ten members of that cast; can you match each actor to the clue that relates to them?

There are a great deal of spells in the world of Harry Potter, some more recognisable than others. Can you identify a few of them among the choices given?

Criminology, the interdisciplinary study of crime, criminal justice and deviant behaviour, has been in existence for about 150 years. This quiz presents some of the fascinating concepts I learned about while doing an M.S.Sc degree in Criminology in 1999.

In English, we often borrow the name of one thing to describe something else. Centuries later, it's not always obvious which meaning came first! This quiz puts ten such pairs head-to-head to see if you can figure out which one spawned the other.

Here are some phrases in common English usage that can be traced to the works of Shakespeare.

Both 'The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet' and 'The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark' feature a number of deaths in the course of events. Can you identify who dies in each of them? (Title characters not included; spoiler: they all die.)