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Most of us would readily recognize what an elephant, dolphin or an eagle might be but, have you heard of a lucina or a torsk... one's a clam, the other's a cod. This quiz has a list of unusual names; some are real animals, some are not.

Vitamins are known by a letter of the alphabet with B vitamins also having a number. This quiz asks you to connect the vitamin's name to the letter and number, where appropriate.

Having written several crosswords based on my limited garden experience, I thought I'd show you some of my flowers. Help me to identify the plants; I have used mostly common names, but given the botanical name where necessary.

Take a trip down memory lane with me, and see if you can place favorite toys on the list with the corresponding year they were best sellers.

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between November 10th and December 1st 1975.

There are thirteen missing numbers from this grid. The number 14 goes at the co-ordinate (E,1) to solve the horizontal equation 12 + 2 = ? Correctly place the remainder using only the numbers in the 'pool' of answers for the unique solution.

The Super Bowl is a much anticipated event for National Football League fans. And many of them never fail to provide amazing moments and unforgettable plays. Put these historic Super Bowl events in order. The hints are the year the SB was

It can be as fun watching minor league favorites fight for the Calder Cup as the big city teams. Every NHL team has an affiliate in the American Hockey League (AHL). Match these AHL teams with their parent clubs. 12 of the 32 AHL teams feature.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

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?

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 September 20th 2025, to the performers.

All these expressions or titles or places are missing a number from 1 to 10. Can you put them into the correct ascending order?

For many Americans, John Hughes' "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles" (1987) is a Thanksgiving must-watch. Every year, we watch it to remember this key holiday moral: TRAVELING SUCKS! Emerson was wrong; it IS the destination when the journey's like this.

Photos can be a great help when learning a new language. Match these twelve photos to their proper Spanish translations! (Click the images for a closer look!)

My wolf pup and my neighbor's German Shepherd turned every day into a wild comparison. He always asked why I adopted a wolf instead of a dog. This quiz follows our debates as we learn how a wolf truly differs from a loyal domestic companion.

Did you recognise the title as a fractured advertising slogan? If so, you are well on your way to acing this quiz. All you have to do is match ten fractured slogans with the item or service that they are selling. We'll start with that title slogan.

In 2004, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) polled the nation on who the greatest Canadian might be. The results were refined to the top ten, which were then voted on again to reveal their ranking. Can you place them in order from #1 to #10?

This quiz was inspired by the Christian names of the members of Enid Blyton's own mystery solving 'brat pack', "The Famous Five", first published in 1942. Yes, I know that Timmy was a dog, but, rest assured, there are no dogs in this quiz, only people.

The name Julius could be derived from the Greek "ioulos" for downy-bearded, or the Latin "iuvenis" for youthful. It could also be a derivative of the Latin "Iovilius", meaning descended from Jupiter.

Can you identify the birds in these ten pictures? This photo-match quiz includes a toucan and a duck, a sparrow and an owl, a raven and a funny bird from New Zealand called a kiwi. There's even a penguin and more. Good luck!

For this quiz, I will provide you with the names of some things in Spanish. Can you guess what each one means in English? Good luck and have fun! : )

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

These Easter eggs were made by Peter Carl Faberge's studios from 1885 to 1917. The best-known were the fifty Imperial eggs created for the Romanovs and given as Easter gifts.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

The Nobel Prize for Peace has been bestowed on over 100 recipients since it was first awarded in 1901. Some of those honorees were world leaders when they received the Prize, while others served before or after the event. Which 15 of these won the Prize?

This quiz focuses on the demise of some well-known musicians, whose cause of death I have divided into four categories. Can you tell how they died?

These ten people have inspired me over the years for various reasons. Match them with what they do or for what they are known.

In Belgium, a driver can get a speeding ticket for exceeding 30 km/h (20mph) near schools. These animals can move faster. Can you rank them by TOP speed? Have fun.

Ragtime is already here and new genres like the blues and jazz are just hitting the scene, as we start this quiz about the music of the 1910s. So, put on your top hats or your false buns, and Irene Castle will teach you the steps and the styles. Enjoy!