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The Sunshine State has a rich and colorful history and continues to be the home of some of the craziest events of the last thirty years. Let's take a quick trip around Florida.

Ten questions about odd funerals, cemeteries, and death.

The answers to the first nine questions fit an entertainment-related theme. Answer the questions, figure out the title that links them all, and you're home free. This quiz was originally created by Astorian (his first common bond quiz) and now adopted

A mix of ten questions covering a wide variety of topics from movies and TV to the science of breathing. Enjoy!

Three of a kind beats two pair but only if you can identify what the three things given in the questions have in common.

The quiz is about Devils Tower and covers nearly all aspects of this spectacular place: geography, geology, culture, history, and the controversies surrounding it. Hope you enjoy it!

It was a day like any other, but by the time I was ready for bed, it felt as though I had traveled around the world! Can you fill in all of the countries that I 'visited' during my day?

Just how much did you pay attention to what your teachers were saying? I am going to give you a question for each school subject. See if you can get them all correct. Good luck!

This quiz is a mixture of ten general knowledge questions. Good luck and have fun. Digby

'Holding space' is a relatively new concept where a person creates a safe space (emotional, physical, etc) for someone going through a crisis. This quiz is made up of terms that have other meanings, but also match with 'space' to form a phrase.

This is a quiz that will jump around from topic to topic, but always with a broken pencil as the central subject of the question. So sharpen your skills and draw your conclusions as to the right answers!

Take a short journey through the essence of Hungary in just ten words. Match the words and names on the left with what they are known for on the right.

Place the animal next to the clue associated with it. Choose with care as some animals may be connected to more than one clue.

The Golden Triangle of Southeast Asia is known for many things. It was, and to a lesser degree still is, a major drug trafficking area. In an effort to enhance its reputation it has since become a burgeoning tourist attraction.

Oxford is home to Oxford University and a magnet for tourists. How much do you know about it? I have adopted this quiz which was originally authored by bridget3.

I went out for a stroll and saw quite a few colourful sights on my way. You just need to fill in the correct colour in each blank to make my story about the walk make sense. There's a mix of topics from various categories.

Place the colour next to the clue associated with it. Be aware some colours may apply to more than one clue.

This photo match quiz is dedicated to some of the many famous people hailing from the US and some equally famous places that have a connection to them. Good luck, and don't forget to click on the photos!

Building bridges. A phrase that evokes unity and connection. It suggests fostering relationships, understanding and cooperation. This quiz presents a melange of bridges of different sorts. I hope that you feel a connection and enjoy it.

You'll need to use your smarts to sort the stars from the stripes in this quiz. Place the ten provided clues into the proper buckets. Good luck!

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

Let's have some fun with quills, just don't get poked!

This quiz celebrates everything "A" in the USA. Each question has a piece of Americana starting with the first letter of the alphabet. Enjoy!

People get creative and sometimes use city names in different contexts. Let's virtually tour the United States with some unusual name choices.

Ten facts are given, five are about Florida and five are not. Can you choose which belong to the Sunshine State and which do not?

We hear about the meanings of given names, but not much about our family names. This quiz is to make us aware of our family heritage. Surnames, as they are also known, fall into four broad categories, which we will discuss as well as the meanings.

This quiz takes a look at words that have the letter "I" four times in that word. It will involve identifying correct definitions, synonyms, antonyms, etymologies, trivia, etc.

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

Read the word, then match it to the picture that best explains its meaning. All the words start with "ab".

The Binney & Smith Company first introduced Crayola crayons in 1903. In this quiz, see if you can identify ten of their original colour names.