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This is part of my collection of state anthems/songs of the United States of America. I hope you enjoy learning about them as much as I did.

You could be a butcher, a baker, or even a candlestick maker! If you're looking through the Help Wanted section and it's written in Spanish which careers are they looking to hire. Identify from a list, the job titles.

Many newspapers use the word "Chronicle" in the name of their papers. These are ten of the better-known ones; they may not still be in print. Match the newspaper with the person who founded it. They are from the USA, the UK, and India.

Canada's provinces have chosen quite a bouquet. From woodland blooms to a plant that catches insects, find the ten flowers adopted as provincial emblems between 1901 and 1999. Territorial emblems do not count.

Assuming you don't mind heights, a meal on a restaurant that rotates to give you a constantly-changing view of the cityscape below can be an enticing prospect. But where will you go to find one?

Welcome! In this quiz, you are given fifteen words, ten of which mean "thunder" in various European languages. Your task is to pick them, leaving aside the five words denoting different things. Enjoy!

Canada's CN Tower stands 553.3 m (1,815 ft) tall. For more than three decades it was the world's tallest free-standing structure. Can you separate these other world-famous towers and skyscrapers into two categories: Taller or Smaller?

$, £, ¥... those are easy. But what about the rest? Match each currency name in the image to its correct symbol and prove your global money knowledge.

Stay busy! Every month you could be celebrating something, but can you keep your schedule in order? Place these international days in order based on when they fall in the year. Good 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!

The Balkan Peninsula has an incredible convergence of Roman, Byzantine, Venetian, and Ottoman histories alongside pristine, dramatic landscapes.

What do they call Halloween in other places? While having its origins in North-western Europe, Halloween has spread around the world and is strongly celebrated in well over 40 countries.

Some organisations have made a world-wide impact, whether it's in the field of chemistry, food production, automotives or something else. This quiz contains just a few - have fun learning a little of the history of each one!

This is part of my collection of state anthems/songs of the United States of America. I hope you enjoy learning about them as much as I did.

A recent quiz challenge was about the CN Tower in Toronto, Canada. I decided to dig deeper into the Canadian National Railway (CN) itself and its fascinating history.

The German Army used the "Blitzkrieg" (Lightning War) tactics in the early days of World War II in Europe. Order the country by the date of the German invasion.

Toronto's CN Tower's overnight light display uses special colours to celebrate a number of cultural events, as well as to support charitable organisations. Can you identify which of these days have a special light show?

Whimsical, wild or weird, there are some unusually shaped buildings in this world of ours. In this quiz you'll find constructs that have been twisted, look like spaced out Lego sessions or simply look... bent out of shape.

This is part of my collection of state anthems/songs of the United States of America. I hope you enjoy learning about them as much as I did.

The title of this quiz is sometimes thought to be the motto of the United States Postal Service, although in fact the USPS has no official motto. But this quiz should test your knowledge of the history of that organisation.

Far from home and stationed in frozen battlegrounds, winter soldiers throughout history have never had the easiest time when it comes to their everyday duties. These ten pieces of equipment helped them get through their days.

It is popularly claimed that some Arctic peoples have dozens of words for snow. The reality is a little more complicated, but 10 of these words mean 'snow' in different languages. Can you separate the flakes from the fakes?

There are over 30 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the UK, about half of which are in England. Pick out the 10 English sites from the 16 listed here. The others listed can be found in Northern Ireland, Scotland or Wales.

The Warren Commission was a presidential committee set up by Lyndon B. Johnson on November 29th, 1963, to investigate the assassination of John F. Kennedy. The Commission released its report in September, 1964. This quiz is based on its findings.

Up to the end of the twentieth century, 41 men had served as U.S. president. But who came before and after whom? I've selected just ten of them for you to put in the correct order, earliest first. Have fun!

The Pac-10 Conference was always one of the most illustrious collections of universities on the West Coast. In 2024, only Oregon State and Washington State remained in the Pac-10. Who were the ten schools that left the Pac-10 in 2024 to new conferences?

It's not only in English and Latin that people talk about the rain. Can you identify which of these words for rain is used in a European country's language?

The prime minister (PM) of the Government of Equatorial Guinea is the head of the nation's government though the real power lies with the president, who has the power to appoint & dismiss the PMs. This quiz explores those PMs from 1982 to 2025.

This is part of my collection of state anthems/songs of the United States of America. I hope you enjoy learning about them as much as I did.

The Treaty of Versailles (1919) greatly limited Germany's ability to rebuild its army or manufacture weapons of war at the conclusion of WWI. So how on earth did German leaders pull off the Blitzkrieg?