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Let's face it, February is not the most beloved month of the year. However, before you write it off, I think you won't give the month such a cold shoulder if you knew it better. Find out all about February right here!

There are many special days of observance (not all of them public holidays) around the world during May. Can you identify the location where you might observe each of these days, all occurring in the last week of May?

The major powers that fought in World War II all manufactured many different armored vehicles for their armies. Match the vehicle with the country where it was built.

In this botanically-themed quiz, you have to match plants, trees or flowers with the flags of sovereign countries or territories on which they appear.

When UK roads were classified in 1913 the six most important were numbered from A1 to A6. This quiz is about places on or near the A2 which starts in the Southwark area of London at London Bridge and runs through Kent to the Channel ferry port of Dover.

June is the sixth month of the year in the Gregorian Calendar. In this quiz, we will look at some facts regarding June, the month that signifies the arrival of summer in the Northern Hemisphere.

Can you name the Ontario cities in order that Highway 401 Canada's busiest highway - passes through?

This quiz will provide you with a quick and (hopefully) easy guide to some basic Italian words that are essential in everyday communication. Buon divertimento (have fun)!

Stars are a popular symbol on national flags. Can you sort the given flags by the number of stars they display? Start with the one-star flag.

As Nelson Mandela stood trial in 1964 on the charge of sabotage against the Supreme Court, he stood in the dock and gave a speech in his own defence that told the world of the suffering of the African people against the government of South Africa.

There are nearly 200 different currencies in the world, although many of them share similar names. Can you recall which of these nations use dollars, euros, pesos, dinars, or pounds?

If you look at a map of Irish places, you will see many starting with the same prefix. Many of these are in English, but come from Irish words which have meanings relating to the place. Match the prefix with its meaning.

What do you get when you cast away stones? A ruined castle, of course. These British castles were all ruined throughout history - can you sort them out according to whether they were ruined as a result of a battle, or just natural decay?

All you have to do is match the description to the model and manufacturer of the car.

Immerse yourself in the charm of Lisbon through its iconic structures. Match the picture with the name of one of the city's architectural wonders!

This is about the US Interstate Highway System. Don't forget that even numbers run east-west and odd numbers run north-south. I'll give you the Interstate and the interesting sights it passes through, you provide the termini.

How well do you know the famous presidential Roosevelts?

A 'Tomb of the Unknown Soldier' contains the remains of an unknown soldier killed in war. They commemorate all those that were never identified or have no grave. Some monuments are considered such a tomb but are actually cenotaphs with no grave.

When UK roads were classified in 1913 the six most important were numbered from A1 to A6. This quiz is about places on or near the A1, the London to Edinburgh road. About 145 miles of the road have Motorway status; these sections are known as the A1(M).

The second in a series of UK railway station ordering quizzes. This time, we go on a journey from a seaside town on the south coast to the famous London terminal, Waterloo. Good luck arranging the main station calls along the South West Main Line.