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Join the Phoenix Rising team as we once again present questions from a mix of categories by multiple authors. Enjoy!

Need some help? In this quiz, there are ten instances of items, tools, people, and methods in which help can be provided for any need under the sun. Good luck!

Wagyu beef is highly revered in Japan and, as a consequence leads off this quiz. Coming along for the ride are other aspects of Japanese life that are also revered and form a strong part of the fabric of Japanese culture.

Chose the answer closest to the name's meaning.

Over a 16-month period, Phoenix Rising team members circumnavigated the globe, virtually, visited 100+ locations completing FT tasks, wrote team quizzes, single questions and crosswords. This team quiz, the 176th of the the tour, celebrates that journey.

Ned Kelly was Australia's most (in)famous bushranger. This quiz takes you on a trip through Melbourne and the magnificent area of rural Victoria known as "Kelly Country". Match the town with its significance in the life of Ned Kelly.

Bits and pieces to tempt. The questions cover history, literature and movies, geography, science and some general topics.

One would usually think of the royalty when hearing about queens and kings. For a change, let's take a glance at some other, more colloquial usages of them.

Find the names connected to misconstrued Martian theories. These range from simple speculations to the realm of pseudoscience.

Well, it winds from Chicago to LA. But do you know what's in between? Match the places mentioned in the famous Bobby Troup song with the marks on the map. The numbers refer to the order in which the places are mentioned in the song.

How much do you know about the monster of Loch Ness, called Nessie?

This quiz is the first one I have created, I hope that you enjoy this generally tricky trivia. From music to animals, this trivia is a big mix of many different subjects! Have fun and good luck.

Order the words based on the month that can be associated with starting with January and going chronologically through December.

Welcome to a quiz that features a group of random questions that have nothing whatsoever to do with each other.

Just a bunch of random stuff that has been rattling around in my head. Hopefully you enjoy it.

This quiz has a mixture of questions with the theme of reptiles. Match the reptile on the right to the clue on the left - the questions cover different Fun Trivia categories.

The world is an incredible place with lots of interesting and unusual things in existence. Come on an adventure with me and see how many of these you know.

Are you seeing red?

A name can SOMETIMES be deceiving. The name of a thing might suggest that it is something completely different from what it actually is. Then again, the name might be an accurate description after all. See what you think of the following ten questions.

In this quiz you will find a list of places in Ireland and a list of things associated with those places. Match each thing with the correct place.

Most questions on fish belong in the Animals category. But this quiz is fish-y so it goes all around the categories to bring you a whole world of piscine delights.

Join me on yet another journey through ten of FunTrivia's main categories. This time the destination is Vietnam. Have fun! Note: Please excuse the lack of diacritics. This is to avoid display errors.

Here's a mixed bag of questions, I hope you enjoy.

Strut your stuff with these ten questions about the hue at the heart of the rainbow.

Deities and mythological creatures were believed to rule the elements. Do you know which ones are depicted as reptiles, birds or mammals?

What's cooler than being cool? ICE COLD. Alright-- it's time to think about trivia, but you can put your worries on ice. Everything in this quiz is about the cold stuff. Good luck!

Crayola crayons have come in a rainbow of colours and rejoice in some extremely interesting names. You just need to decide which Crayola-designated colour hue each falls into. Some are not as straightforward as they may seem!

Over the years there have been changes to the names of English counties. In this quiz each answer contains the name of a county as it was known before local government reforms in 1965 and 1974.

Anna is a name of Hebrew origin that means "grace". This quiz is graciously dedicated to some of the many Annas of history, literature, music, and other fields of knowledge.

This is a multiple choice test, so take out your #2 pencils, mark your answers in the correct choice: A, B, C, and D....literally.