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A record 48 teams qualified for the 2026 edition of the FIFA World Cup. Twelve of these teams have never won a World Cup match before. Can you guess which ones?

No, this quiz doesn't belong in the Music category, and it's not a song by Stevie Wonder, but is about all the wonderful pieces of furniture known as the armoire, and other cabinetry similar to it. Here's to enjoying some quizzical antiquing!

This is NOT a quiz about alcoholic spirits, ballroom dances, the NATO phonetic alphabet or the acronym WTF; however the words Whiskey, Tango and Foxtrot can refer to several other things. Here are ten such examples to sort into their relevant categories.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

The ancient Greeks were some of the very first to create a monetary system of actual coins, and it is quite fascinating. Let's take a look at some of history's finest finds.

"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 November 29th 2025, to the performers.

In the contiguous 48 United States the latitude spans from 49°23'N in Minnesota to 24°31'N in Florida. Halfway between is 36°57'N, clipping the southern edge of Santa Cruz, California. Which cities in the contiguous 48 states are above that midpoint?

Match these 1964 song titles, that are opposite of the real titles, to the artists that did the song.

Dig deep into South America and see if you know where to find these ten cities scattered through its diverse nations. Good luck!

In 1982, "E.T." ruled the box office, the Falkland Wars started, and Time Magazine named the personal computer their "Man Of The Year". Given ten pictures, match up each picture to a word in a song that made the Billboard Hot 100 for 1982.

This quiz contains a variety of questions. Some of them are tougher than they look! See how many you can answer correctly. Good luck and enjoy!

Match the song to the singer/band that debuted in the Australian Singles Chart in the weeks between July 16th and August 13th 1960.

Ten mixed questions from a variety of FunTrivia authors.

This quiz features some of the directors, actors and makeup artists that helped make the horror (and closely related thriller) genre so popular in the fledgling years of "talkies". Enjoy!

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?

This quiz will introduce you to some unusual individuals. From the clues given, you must identify them.

These puddings have been traditional fare on a British dinner table for hundreds of years. The cover shows a simple dish of stewed fruit. How many of the rest can you recognise?

Step back to where it all began! How well do you remember the original six ponies from the 'My Little Pony' toy line? See if you can match them up with their colours and cutie marks!

Here are some helpful tips and tricks for when you decide to travel abroad. It is never too early to start expanding your horizons and explore the world!

What's your favorite month? Every month has either a big holiday, a special event, or cool tradition. Given a grid, can you match up these yearly events with the month they occur in the United States.

This quiz take a look at people in the Bible with double letters in their name. An example is Matthew, one of the original twelve disciples. Unless otherwise noted, the NKJV was used for this quiz.

Skipper Terry Francona ran the team in Cleveland for a solid decade. See what you know about how it went!

Match the clues to the American television series that first aired in 1998.

Taking you back to math class, you know this will be a super popular quiz. Well, maybe it'll be easier than expected. Given some basic mathematical vocabulary, can you figure out what is meant by the terms. You won't need a calculator.

Can you match these prominent Manitoban women to their description?

This quiz tests your knowledge on the iconic Cleveland baseball player, Jose "J-Ram" Ramirez!

On a hypothetical journey to the edge of the solar system, we will be presented with some apparently plausible facts about some of its lesser-known objects. However, some of those statements are, dare I say it, nebulous?

Tom Connors was a Canadian singer who became famous for his songs about all parts of Canada. When performing live, Tom would frequently stomp his foot, leading to his stage name Stompin' Tom Connors.

Scotland has hundreds of islands, most of which are part of the Hebrides, Orkney or Shetland. Can you match each of these islands with the island group that they belong to?

It is heavily recommended that you thoroughly play "Pokemon" titles, starting from the original "Red, Blue and Yellow" all the way to "Sword and Shield"; gens 1-8, before taking this quiz. Best of luck!