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A devastating outbreak has reshaped the world in this Naughty Dog title for PS5 and PC. See what you remember about "The Last of Us Part I", from chapter to chapter in Joel and Ellie's journey. Good luck!

These are questions revolving around information found in any of the five cases in "The Great Ace Attorney: Resolve" (3DS), alongside the two (fan-captioned/translated) Asinine cases! Try and get all twelve correct!

In 2002, Tom Petty was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with his band, The Heartbreakers. Given a list of songs, can you pick the ten recorded by Tom Petty on a solo album or with The Heartbreakers? The quiz could have been much longer!

London's suburbs have produced some of Britain's most famous bands: mod, punk, ska, metal and more. See how much you know about them. Good luck and have fun!

The United Kingdom is surrounded by a variety of seas, channels and coastal waters. Can you match the ten coastal waters on the map with their correct names?

Just how much do you know about Cher's classic "Dark Lady"? Pit yourself against ten questions about the song and/or associated facts. Song #39 in the original 'Anatomy' series.

From Norway to Italy and from France to Russia, these Romantic composers left their mark on music history. Can you match them to their birthplaces on the map?

Here are some quotations. Do you know who uttered them?

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between January 11th and February 1st 1964.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Match the characters/clues to the American television series that first aired in 2009.

Spengler set out a morphological approach to history in 'The Decline of the West'. Fundamental to his work is the prime symbol (Ur-symbol), an idea that shapes a civilisation from birth to death. Match each concept to the Ur-symbol that inspired it.

In this quiz, we take a look at ten different oddities in the Old and New Testaments. And people say the Bible is boring! (Unless otherwise noted, the NKJV was used for this quiz.)

Each question has a word or name which has a significant meaning in a particular book. You match the word(s) in UPPERCASE with the right book of the Old Testament (KJV used). (Original quiz by cocpreacher, adopted by MotherGoose).

When the Sorting Hat welcomed Harry Potter's class to Hogwarts in 1991, it placed students into all four Houses who would share Harry's school years from beginning to end. Can you help sort these twelve witches and wizards into their correct Houses?

Fill in the blanks to complete one of Johnny Mercer's simplest yet most poignant lyric.

Something has landed at Herrington High School in Robert Rodriguez's 1998 teen horror film. Luckily, a few of the students are willing to face off against a dangerous, body-snatching parasite from another world.

Sort the antelopes from the other things on the list.

You've got it tuned to WNO-Wo, "No Worries" Radio, where we play all the classics you love with none of the worries you don't. So sit back, grab a cold one, turn it up to 11, and sing along with the "No Worries!" team!

One love, one heart, countless rhythms. Trace the evolution of Jamaican music by putting these ten influential styles in their proper place on the timeline.

In this quiz, you have to pick the ten options (leaders, authors, cities, bands, battles) associated with the UK, while staying away from the five options associated with other countries. Enjoy!

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between December 21st 1963 and January 11th 1964.

There are many, many landmarks and points of interest in the UK. Here are but twelve of them. You need to match the photo of the landmark to its location in the UK.

The first person that comes to many people's minds when considering famous Jamaicans is the incredible musician Bob Marley. But there are many other fascinating people from that country. Come meet some of them.

Just as every footballer dreams of winning the World Cup, so too, do their managers. Unlike players, managers can move freely between countries in search of more glory. Below are managers who made it to the top - and some who fell one game short.

This fun fill-it quiz is based on the famous description of love by Paul of Tarsus in the First Epistle to the Corinthians.

While James Bond has his roots in the Caribbean, where Ian Fleming lived while writing about him, his exploits occur around the world. Identify which of these Bond stories have significant action in Jamaica, and which are set elsewhere.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Twenty-three authors walk into a room. Fifteen are Scottish. Your job is to identify them. Some names may fool you, because not every author on this list hails from north of the border. Good luck and have fun!

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.