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Twelve US vice presidents will be given and the player must put them in the order they were in office.

Airline liveries and logos often have a recognisable element to them. This quiz is about matching that element with the correct airline. Bear in mind liveries change so these examples may not be current or used across that airline's whole fleet.

Before venturing on a hiking trip into the natural beauty of the Andes in South America, it is good to brush up on your Spanish. In this quiz, label the images with the Spanish terms given, of natural features and sites seen when hiking in the Andes.

Let's have a little fun and learn more about the world of tires! Come with me as I deal with a very important part of my vehicle!

Inspired by Jules Verne, I planned a trip around the world - but I had less than 80 days of vacation! To make things more complicated, most of the airports on my itinerary were named for a person I didn't know! Can you help figure out my route?

There have been many US Presidents, with the 47th being elected in 2024. Of these powerful names, can you remember which political party they belonged to when they were elected? Don't cross the aisle...

Can you match each IATA airport code to its correct location on a map of Asia?

Simply match the Esperanto word for the color to the square shaded in that color.

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

The titles of famous works of children's literature appear in the left column. Find the title of them in the right column, if those titles were translated into Latin. (I got a little playful with the proper nouns).

In the 21st century the name IKEA has become known for inexpensive home furnishings - including the flat-pack assemble-it-yourself furniture which immediately springs to mind. How much do you know about the company's origins and offerings?

Olympic was the senior ship of her class, destined to have a longer career at sea than either of her two sister ships. During that time she earned the nickname that gives this quiz its title. Let's explore her service.

South America's incredible landmarks aren't all natural - many were designed and moulded by humans. This quiz tests your knowledge of some of the most famous and impressive sculptures and statues in the world - all located in South America!

Imagine you've been dropped off in a Spanish speaking country and you're off to go shopping. Given a set of pictures on a typical mall shopping excursion, match the picture to the word in Spanish.

Let's take a tour of the United States and match up some major academic colleges to the state they call home. NOTE: Washington and Oregon are switched on the map.

Playfully quaint, this landmark building on the Vltava River represents an architectural style and a historical period.

"Kio estas tio?" is Esperanto for "What is that?" and that's what this is. Just match the photo to the corresponding Esperanto word.

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?

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

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 a 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!

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 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!

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

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.

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.

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!