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This mostly re-written adopt-a-quiz features heft in the sky, polka-dotted musical duos, windmill slayers, haunted rooms, questionable identifying features, and more. So relax and enjoy what may or may not be the 2,265th Mixed General Trivia Quiz!

All of these fruits can be paired up with another word to form a common term or expression. If it seems like the same word may fit two fruits, remember there's only one complete solution.

Silver is not just a consolation prize. Let's celebrate an impromptu silver anniversary and explore all things silver!

Since the early 1990s, some residents of a small town named Taos have reported hearing a persistent hum that others cannot detect. Test your knowledge of this mysterious phenomenon! Good luck and enjoy!

By George, this is so confusing. So many Georgias! Can you untangle this Georgian Knot by matching the descriptions correctly?

I thought for a second I had an invisible calendar quiz, which is something you don't see every day. But it turned out that two guys had stolen my calendar quiz! They were caught though so the judge gave them each 6 months. Here... It's about calendars.

People, places and things often become associated with a particular foodstuff, in this case, a particular fruit, for many reasons. Your task is to match those people, places and things with the appropriate fruity image.

Knock Knock Who's There? Knock Knock C'mon now who is it? Knock Knock [opening door] Why the heck do you keep knocking? I'm Alfred. Alfred Who? Alfred Nobel. Here's a quiz with a theme about door knockers.

This is another quiz I adopted and updated. I wrote the information sections for it. See how many questions you can answer correctly. Good luck and enjoy!

Vegetables are such an integral part of most diets globally that their very presence has permeated many aspects of our everyday lives outside of meals. Here are ten questions on vegetables that are unlikely to see a plate anytime soon.

This quiz is about finding which category has the most significant connection to each clue. For example, 'Leg' would be the category for the clue 'Good luck!', the connection being the idiom in the quiz title. You also need to work out the categories.

This is NOT a quiz about alcoholic spirits, ballroom dances, the NATO phonetic alphabet or the acronym WTF; however the words Whiskey, Tango and Foxtrot can refer to several other things. Here are ten such examples to sort into their relevant categories.

This quiz contains a variety of questions. Some of them are tougher than they look! See how many you can answer correctly. Good luck and enjoy!

This quiz will introduce you to some unusual individuals. From the clues given, you must identify them.

I got this title and immediately thought of the cartoon character Wile E. Coyote. Take this themed quiz about various objects used during his misadventures with the Road Runner....and do not take his advice!

Some questions just aren't workable for the single question section on Funtrivia. It might be because the answer choices require too many characters, or the questions are too specific, etc. Here's a quiz where these questions can find a home.

This is another quiz I adopted. It had basically no information, so I have added it. These are a few questions to test your general knowledge. Good luck and enjoy!

Sort these twelve answers into the correct categories relating to body parts. Note that the word may sometimes be plural or part of a longer word but will always be the exact word required.

I will give you some questions related to the letter "R", and you pick the correct answer.

Nothing to see here ... (a lot of nothing, to be precise).

In the past few decades Iran has often been in the news for all the wrong reasons. This quiz aims to redress the balance, shining a spotlight on this country's 5000-year history and its remarkable contributions to human civilization.

How do you spice up a meaty dish? Adding a delicious sauce or gravy can moisten or enhance the flavor greatly. Let's play on the "meat" theme and see some common meats found thematically in different places.

Fitting with the theme of beginnings, middles and endings, this quiz is about placing each of the four trios in the correct chronological order.

Welcome! Let us enjoy some tasty apricots, browsing through ten categories. Enjoy!

I'm not even writing this in July, let alone December or January, but it's ALWAYS Christmas somewhere. Globehop with me to ten places where it's the most wonderful time of the year, all year.

I have been reading again and decided to make another quiz about some of the interesting facts I have learned.

This rewritten adopt-a-quiz is a mix of general trivial questions, covering topics from capital cities and ancient battles to famous painters, magical realism, glowing beetles and more. Enjoy!

I recently wrote a quiz about Atlantis, so I thought I'd write one about Lemuria and the related lost continent of Mu, because I find the subject of lost continents fascinating. I hope you'll enjoy reading about them. Good luck and enjoy!

The ages bring the years, and the years bring the seasons. The Quiz Makers Guild present the first in our cycle of seasonal celebrations, ten topical questions on Winter.

Throughout history, valuable objects, entire settlements, and even large vessels have vanished without explanation. This quiz explores ten famous cases where things went missing and were never recovered. See how much you know about them. Good luck!