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There are sixteen mammals hiding in this grid, using their unnatural camouflage to try to avoid being discovered. Can you find them all in their mixed up format?

Hippopotamuses (or hippopotami) are among the most intriguing and misunderstood animals in the world. Here are ten questions about this fascinating species.

Be forewarned, this quiz has beef. One of the most popular domesticated animals, people have depended on cows for ages for milk, meat, leather, and more. See what bovine knowledge you know.

In June of 1977, Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, was invited to give a commencement speech at Lake Forest College. Recreate his short and sweet lesson, written in the way that perhaps only Seuss could conceive it.

Across Earth are important places both man-made and natural. Place the famous spots in the proper continents. Good luck!

The video game characters you are seeking in this list are the heroes of various games that face arduous tasks or intimidating enemies. Identify the heroes that need a prayer to overcome their obstacles.

I'll give you a list of animated Disney and Pixar movies and you match it with the animal companion featured in the film. Enjoy!

Join me on a tsar-studded journey through Russian history as viewed through the lens of ten different tsars. From super-tsars to shooting tsars, there's a little something for everyone. Good luck!

Join me on a special tour of the British Isles, as we seek out these famous personages who are indelibly linked to the places that carry their names... or are they? Can you match these celebrities with their namesake locales?

A hattrick in Test cricket (3 wickets with 3 consecutive balls) is a rare feat. On July 14, 2025 the tenth Australian to take a Test hattrick made himself known. This quiz looks at those ten men.

Around the world, people have created traditional dances that show their national pride and cultural stories. They adorn them with colorful clothes, vibrant music and rhythmic steps and enjoy them at local festivals, weddings, harvests, celebrations.

Here is a list of twelve animals, some of which are legless while others have two, four or even more legs. All you need to do is sort them into the correct boxes.

Fill in the missing lyrics from Zebrahead's 2024 single "Sink Like A Stone".

If I Had A Hammer I still wouldn't make you play this quiz if you didn't want to. Fifteen questions on various themes to pound out answers to.

I will give you some questions related to the letter "I", and you pick the correct answer.

Every state in the United States has a nickname, either officially adopted or unofficially popular. In the third labeling quiz of this series, twelve states of the American Northeast are shown on the image. Label each state with its nickname. Enjoy!

This might be Shakespeare's most famous sonnet... but do you know it well enough to choose the correct anagrams to fill in the missing pieces of the poem?

This is an except from Mark Twain's humorous essay, "Advice to Youth". Select the missing words from the list. Enjoy!

One of Hollywood's finest actors, Walter Matthau will bookend a set of links or, degrees of separation, in this quiz but... he will not be one of the answers. (See the instructions below).

Start with an eight-letter word (a type of summer weather). The next word will be one letter less and may need to be unscrambled. After you get down to one letter, I'll begin to add letters to make a new word. Have fun!

Better known by his pen name Dr Seuss, Theodor Seuss Geisel published over 60 children's books. Match the brief description of the story with the correct title from this selection.

The Sunshine State has a rich and colorful history and continues to be the home of some of the craziest events of the last thirty years. Let's take a quick trip around Florida.

Kaliningrad is a region with a complex history and a unique position on the map. In this quiz, you'll be given ten statements about Kaliningrad - five are true, five are false. Can you tell which is which?

A mix of 10 Humanities questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

Sort these scientists into the correct boxes based on the country in which they were born. The Commonwealth category includes scientists from Australia, Canada, New Zealand and South Africa. It's the birthplace you need not where they worked.

In this quiz you will find a selection of some of the world's most famous archaeological sites. Can you recognize them from these snapshots? Don't forget to click on the photos to get a closer look!

Both Britain and the United States have proven to be great nations and they wouldn't have been had it not been for some amazing people and characters. Here are ten for you to consider.

All of these mystery terms are exactly four letters in length. Can you find their correct categories? Good luck!

First the harmonies bend, then they break: match the 15 musical acts to the clues behind their discordant demise.

Join me on a special tour of the United States, as we seek out these famous personages who are indelibly linked to the places that carry their names... or are they? Can you match these celebrities with their namesake locales?