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In most Returned Services Clubs across Australia and New Zealand, the Ode To Remembrance is recited daily. Can you fill in the gaps in this sombre piece of poetry?

I don't keep my cars for very long, so can you tell me what I traded my old car in for?

Bridges are an integral part of our modern built environment, yet they often exist at the margins of stability and failure. This quiz explores infamous incidents and disasters involving bridges from historical to modern times.

Counting to ten is simple...or is it? Romance languages include Italian, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Romanian plus their dialects. Given a list of the words meaning one to ten in either Spanish, French or Italian, can you put them in numerical order

History celebrates iconic presidential gems like 'Ask not...' and 'Four score...' But what about the less polished moments? This quiz tests you on the more questionable and quirky quotes from when Commanders-in-Chief went off-script.

Do you know some figures and numbers associated with the Beautiful Lady of New York Harbour?

The origins of Halloween seem to go back thousands of years and are deeply shrouded in mystery. Nevertheless, there is archaeological and historical evidence available that may point us toward knowledge of its development into a modern holiday.

Interstate 70 (I-70) is one of the longest highways in the US Interstate Highway System. Can you identify the cities that are along its route across the USA?

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

Can you match each IATA airport code to its correct location on the map of Europe?

Do you know your countries and cities? Sort the cities into the correct countries.

The Church of Hagia Sophia ("Holy Wisdom" in Greek) is one of the most impressive and awe-inspiring creations of mankind and unique among all sorts of religious building. Let us learn something about it here. Enjoy!

With the confirmation of the Secretary of Labor, Donald Trump's cabinet is now complete. Can you match the people Trump has named to his 2025 cabinet with their respective departments?

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

I had a lot of fun on my recent holidays. Let's see if you can identify where and what I saw.

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

Kia ora koutou katoa. Nau mai, haere mai ki toku kemu - Hello everyone and welcome to my quiz on te reo Maori, the beautiful language of Aotearoa - New Zealand .

Here's a little quiz on slogans and jingles in US commercials since the turn of the century. Have fun, and good luck!

The task here is to place the correct currency next to the country using it as numbered on the map.

Many countries celebrate their native fauna in their coats of arms. Can you match each emblem to the nation to which it belongs? Knowledge of a country's national flag may help you in choosing the right match.

Christmas traditions start and achieve popularity for all sorts of reasons. Here are a few that you need to put in order according to when their first occurrence was recorded.

The UK universities of Oxford and Cambridge are both made up of a number of constituent colleges. Can you sort the college names into those that are only at Cambridge, those that are only at Oxford and those that exist at both establishments?

United States military jump training began in 1940 with a group of volunteers testing out the concept of vertical envelopment. The training that developed from this experiment is still broadly used in the United States Army Airborne School.

A historical presidential inauguration was held on January 20, 2025. Near the end of President Trump's inauguration address, he looked back at the nation's rich history and gave hope for unity in the years ahead. Fill in the missing words.

This is an adopted quiz about some odds and ends of the presidents of the US and their wives. Enjoy!

Back in the day, did all roads really lead to Rome as the saying claims? Well, some of the first European roads did! Let's have a look at one of the oldest - the Appian Way!

China is the dominant supplier of many important metals. This quiz is about other major metal-producing countries.

The French automobile industry has never been afraid to produce cars different from those manufactured in other countries. As such many automotive innovations were French. Pictured are twelve of the best French cars. All you need to do is classify them.

Welcome! Throughout history, many languages once spoken in Europe no longer have any natural speakers. Your task is to distinguish the ten extinct languages from the five living ones. Enjoy!

Can you recognize these Ferrari models across the decades since the company was founded? Here are just a few of my favourites.