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Have a peek at my journal that describes a few days on a journey to the Seychelles, a country off the eastern coast of Africa. Enjoy your "trip" and learn a few things about this fascinating culture.

The Grand Bazaar in Istanbul, Turkey was established in 1461 AD and is one of the world's oldest and largest covered markets. Come and shop for some amazing, unique goods. Match the item to its photo.

A great political leader is someone who is capable of inspiring others. Ideally, a leader should be sincere, honest and transparent, but these are sadly not essential. This quiz is about 10 inspirational leaders, good and bad.

Significant events in the history of the U.S. Marine Corps.

"World" flags representing continents, alliances, or the whole of planet Earth don't have quite the same star power as country flags. Let's fix that! You might not bring these to the football stands, but some of them have fascinating stories.

Test your knowledge of countries that have used the franc and discover its history around the world!

Since the end of World War II, ten US Navy aircraft carriers have been named for US presidents. Can you pick out the aircraft carriers from the other ships named for presidents post-war?

I holidayed in Spain in 2023. Can you identify which cities I visited based on the sites I saw? There's also one from a neighbouring territory.

Explore the countries that used or still use the dinar and test your knowledge of this historic currency!

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!)

Have a cocktail with me as we explore the sites of Spain. Every trip is better with sips!

I decided to write about Asia's New Year celebrations because I thought it would be interesting. It definitely is, as I discovered while gathering information. I learned a lot and hope you'll enjoy reading about my discoveries. Good luck and enjoy! : )

There are a great many laws on the books in the U.S. One of them is Title 18, U.S.C., SECTION 242. Can you correctly fill in the blanks to complete this Civil Rights law?

There are ten Romance languages hiding below. Your mission is to click on all ten of them and ignore the rest. Best of luck.

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

There are ten Germanic languages hiding below. Your mission is to click on all ten of them and ignore the rest. Best of luck!

Almost all of us have been on an aircraft at one time or another (or hundreds of times for some). This quiz tests how much you know about what takes place in routine flights to get you safely to where you want to be.

Interested in banking? Or banking on being interested? This quiz will focus on facts and figures and trivia regarding the aspect of earning interest in the world of finance.

Welcome to The Perfect Selfie. In this quiz, you will see famous places in Spain. Your task is to sort them into two lists: one for great selfie spots in Andalusia, and one for great selfie spots in Catalonia.

In 2024, London's sprawling overground rail network was rebranded, and divided into six separate lines. This quiz will explore this new look to the London Transport map.

The British national anthem is "God Save the King", but recently the UK's four nations have started using their own unofficial anthems at events such as football matches. "Land of My Fathers" is often used as Wales' song - how well do you know it?

Many countries have officially adopted a wild bird native to that area as a national symbol. Match the photo of the bird to the country it represents.

The British national anthem is "God Save the King", but recently the UK's four nations have started using their own unofficial anthems at events such as football matches. "O Danny Boy" is often used as Northern Ireland's song - how well do you know it?

Some U.S. Supreme Court Justices gain fame beyond legal circles. This quiz asks you to pick out some of the better-known ones, both famous and infamous.

I have no idea how languages come about, but I do know that these 16 languages can be neatly organized into four categories. Based on what? That's up to you to determine.

The British national anthem is "God Save the King", but recently the UK's four constituent nations have started using their own unofficial anthems at many events. "Flower of Scotland" is often used as Scotland's anthem - how well do you know it?

Like Elvis, Madonna and Prince in music, some places in the world need no other name. Match each famous site to its location.

Can you identify ten UK museums and galleries, matching the names with pictures of them?

The notable title of a Christmas-themed children's literature book will be on the left, and you simply match it with the Latin translation of that book title on the right. Bona Fortuna et Felix Dies Nativitatis!

The British national anthem is "God Save the King", but recently the UK's four constituent nations have started using their own unofficial anthems at events such as football matches. "Jerusalem" is often used as England's anthem.