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Historically there were always ideas that looked good and changed the world, and some ideas that looked good, but became absolute disasters.

Inspired by one of the stops in the Globetrot Trivia 7 challenge, this quiz focuses on various places in the world that have a strong connection with the production and trade of salt, a commodity that in past times was often more valuable than gold.

While studying U.S. history can feel like a tedious task of remembering names and dates, this quiz captures some of the less obvious fun facts. Let's see how you do!

Around the world, you can find a variety of marine parks that are also exciting amusement parks. They combine amimals and rides. Can you place the park name to the location on the globe it can be found?

Another quiz on the many items making up "Predecessor", for the PS5, XBox Series X and PC.

Imagine your job is to play, look cute, get fed, and sleep 14 hours a day. A dog's life can be a life of leisure. The American Kennel Club has thirty dogs named in their Working Dog group. Given a list of breeds, can you pick out the working dog breeds.

Cat and Dog are twin brothers with separate heads but share the same body. They live in a world full of (mostly) anthropomorphic creatures. See if you can identify who these creations really are, however, Cat and Dog won't be in the list.

There have been many famous women named Mary. One Mary is only known to a few, perhaps - my mother, who passed away in 2009. Mother's Day was this month, so I decided to honor my mother with this quiz of famous Marys. Match each Mary to why she is known.

Having attended well over 200 concerts in my life, I've seen many of the legends and new and upcoming stars on their way up. Take a trip down memory lane with my (unranked) top ten favorite concerts. Maybe in five years, there will be a sequel quiz!

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Test your wits against history! Can you guess if a famous landmark was named for a real person, a specific geographic place, or a literal thing? Let me take you on a tour of twelve global icons right now and you group them accordingly. Good luck!

Interstate highway 15 (I-15) is one of the major north/south routes going through several of the western states of the USA. Can you pick which cities it goes through or beside?

From their iconic 1964 arrival to 1966 and beyond, British bands completely reshaped North American radio. Place these legendary UK acts in the exact order they landed their very first Billboard Hot 100 No. 1. Right then, let's head off.

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between April 21st and May 19th 1962.

Need a hacker? Neon's your girl. She can hack anything and everything... except the correct answers on this quiz! See what you know about "Predecessor's" (PS5, XBox Series X, PC) Renegade 4 Life!

In the world of gaming, specialized terminology has "spawned" to help both players and developers alike communicate better. Please remember that, in the video game world, these terms often have meanings that are more specific than their everyday uses.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

With a history going back centuries, Japanese sumo wrestling, like all sports, has its own vocabulary. In this second "overview" sumo quiz, you can find out a little more about some of the terms you may hear while watching or reading about the sport.

Only ten different women won Wimbledon between 1971 and 1999 when the Williams sisters began to dominate women's tennis. I'll give you the years they won the title. Can you arrange these ten Wimbledon legends in order?

Soweto, a township in South Africa, was at one point a segregated mining compound for the male labor force. Go back in time for this quiz and be a miner in 1900 at that location. Let's see what your day holds.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

This quiz represents just a tiny fraction of the amazing museums, theatres, parks, historical districts, and landmarks that can be found in New York City's five boroughs. Do you know where to find the few that I have chosen to highlight?

"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 January 10th 2026, to the performers.

Sometimes I scroll through pages of Yelp Reviews just for fun... Even the best of the best can be given few stars from an angry reviewer. But what if Yelp always existed? Let's scroll through a few of these "Trivielp" reviews together.

I adopted this quiz, which has questions about books we all should have read in college. See how many questions you can answer correctly. Good luck!

These ten authors invented books, poems, and stories... well, inside their own books! Let's get recursive! (Minor spoilers throughout.)

Welcome to my mixed gaming trivia. This quiz is about the stories of a handful of different video games.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

All natural reptiles and most fish have scales, but it is rare for mammals to have them. Identify and sort the mammals with scales from those without them from the list given.

Hey Sports Fans! See if you can recognize each sporting event by reading a headline that might have appeared in the newspaper at the time.