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Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

If you have ever lost a pet, you may be familiar with this poem or a version of it. It is lovely and has brought me comfort many times and never fails to bring tears to my eyes. This fun fill it quiz uses the Norse version.

I will give you three items and you need to choose the best place to go with these. Let's get ready to go!

Throughout the "Harry Potter" saga, Harry's journey took him to many different places. See if you can identify some of them from the clues that have been given.

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?

Pantone LLC is a company that created the Pantone Matching System, a color naming system used in a variety of businesses. Can you match their "C" color names with the hue they assigned to it?

Here we have ten UK sitcoms. Your task is to identify the jobs the characters had from the 1980s TV programs.

I adopted this li'l guy from the kennel, brought him home, gave him a good bath and lots of Quizzy Chow, and now I'm proud to introduce him to you. Here are ten mixed trivia questions, from Rocky movies to toothy quads. There's even cats!

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between June 13th and 27th 1964.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

All of these mystery terms start with the letter "M". Can you find their correct categories? Good luck!

Paradoxes challenge the way we think by presenting situations that seem impossible, contradictory or counter-intuitive. This quiz explores ten of the best-known ones from science, philosophy, logic and probability. Get your head round these. Good luck!

Over the years there have been many famous evangelists in the United States. Whether it is spreading the gospel or creating charities or founding schools, they have made an impact.

A selection of lesser-known words. I'll give a definition and then offer four possible spellings. How many can you get? Have fun! Original quiz by purrverse, adopted by MotherGoose.

In this diary extract of an imagined festival outing, the blanks all happen to be biblical books. Some knowledge of the Bible will help in placing the names correctly in the spaces provided.

These ten questions take a look at the Old Testament's Book of Ezra.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Not quite as wonderful as Procul Harem's "A Whiter Shade of Pale," but maybe close enough for trivia. Come test your knowledge of famous people, places, objects, and phenomena linked by one common colour: white.

Match the characters/clues to the American television series that first aired in 2011.

Quotes from movies from 2000-2012. I hope the hints (when they are given) are fun.

Sometimes the locality placed in the title of a movie can point you to the location that the film is set in, sometimes it doesn't. This quiz won't ask you to identify the reasons behind the name, merely which US state may be alluded to in the title.

Each question will have four possible answers: a person, a historical event, an item, or a book. Your challenge is to determine what happened first historically. This is an adopted quiz that offered no clues, so I've attached some icebreakers for you.

From 1804 to 1815 Napoleon created 26 Marshals of France, all of them experienced and successful professional soldiers. The questions in this quiz are about some of the most prominent of these.

"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 March 21st 2026, to the performers.

Florida's Magic City is better known for sunshine and beaches, but Miami has produced some of the most memorable music of the past fifty years, spanning disco, hip-hop, Latin pop and country. Can you name the artists? Good luck!

Match each state with the famous musician from the state.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

In this quiz I ask about twenty places in Middle-earth, during the first three Ages. The questions are asked in alphabetical order.

Sesquipedality is the practice of using multi-syllable words when speaking or writing. When writing song lyrics, this practice makes the activity almost impossible. Listed are ten one-word-titled hit songs of the 90s. No sesquipedality here.

Here we have ten songs from the album "Evil Empire" by the American band Rage Against The Machine. Your task is to pick out the songs from the album and discard the rest. Good luck and have fun.