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This quiz is based on the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse episode "Daisy In The Sky". In this episode, Mickey, Donald and Goofy try to save Minnie, Daisy and Pluto after they get lifted into the air by a bunch of balloons.

This is my third homophone quiz which I wrote as a follow up to my first two. This one is more difficult. Have fun!

Some are human-like and some are animals found in the muggle world. Some speak different languages, some speak English, and some don't speak at all. This is a quiz about 10 different species in "Harry Potter" and an example of each.

Dozens of great characters were introduced by JK Rowling over seven "Harry Potter" volumes - these 16 can fit neatly into four groups. How? It's up to you to find out :)

This nursery rhyme is based on some of the bells of London and has been turned into a song. Can you fill in the blanks in this quiz to finish the story?

Everybody knows that Wednesday is Hump Day because it marks getting over the "hump" in the middle of the week. What are these other days? Each answer rhymes with Hump Day!

This is my second homophone quiz which I wrote as a follow up to my first one, although this one is slightly more difficult.

Homophones are words that sound the same but are spelt differently and have different meanings. Take this quiz and see how many of them you know.

This quiz is a mixture of games for younger children; however, anyone can play. Have fun.

The past tense is what we use in English to speak or write about what happened prior to now. The action could be a few minutes ago or centuries past. Can you find the past tense forms of the following irregular verbs?

Put this list of titles in order from the oldest to the most recent. They are all well known books or story collections which most of us will have heard about. Hints are included.

My students really love photo quizzes and word scrambles, and this photo match quiz brings those two things together! Match the scrambled English words to their correct photos. (Click the images for a closer look!)

Whether they loved the nickname, hated it, or made it up themselves, this is a quiz on "Harry Potter" series characters who went by aliases. Have fun :)

Herbst is German for fall/autumn. Can you pick out all of the twelve German Kalender/calendar months, while avoiding the words for colors?

Match these words with the seasons they are most associated with. Note: This quiz is from a Northern Hemisphere perspective.

Some of these songs are from Disney films, from the classics to more recent movies by Disney and Pixar. However, hiding among them are songs from some other animated films that ARE not Disney films. Can you spot the Disney songs?

Here at the Daily Prophet we've interviewed people regarding Harry Potter. There's a real mixed bag of opinions, but we forgot which quotes belong to which interviewee. Can you match the opinion to the character?

Although hitters get a lot of the prestige in baseball games, defence is a very important part of winning them. Do you know where all the players stand on the field? Take this quiz and see how many you know.

How many creatures from Harry Potter do you know? There are 10 hidden in this list for you to find but also 5 that are from other books so pick carefully!

This quiz contains twenty animals, but you only need to know ten of them, really. Pick the mammals and don't pick the others and you'll win. Good luck!

Some words are trickier than others, and it's because some English words sound the same but are spelled differently. We're off to play some golf. Don't worry if you've never played. I'm going to get you to keep score by picking the correct words!

How many little pigs were there? Or days in a week? You just need to work out the numbers in 10 similar clues and put them in place from smallest to largest numbers.

Ever notice how many nursery rhymes feature Jack? Who is this Jack guy, anyway? Spend some time and see if you can sort the Jacks. Good luck!

My home country of Lebanon is a small, beautiful country in the Middle East that hosted many civilizations. Take this quiz to learn a bit about the history of a country you may not have heard of :)

This is just awful. A Very Frustrating Debacle, indeed! If you could help, just place the books in Lemony Snicket's "A Series of Unfortunate Events" in the proper order. It may be a moribund task, but it must be done!

"Monday's Child" is a very traditional rhyme and a song. Even if you have never heard the poem before see if you can fill in the missing words and here's a hint--every two lines end in a rhyming word.

In this quiz, match the city, country, landmark, or place to the number on the map and see if you know all about where's where in South America! Good luck!

Won't you join me while I stroll around town and see how many brown things we can match with their picture? Of course, different objects can come in different colors, but today we're just looking for brown. *These are US terms.*

All of these lyrics are from nursery or playground rhymes that you almost certainly know. However, I have chosen some of the lesser known stanzas from those rhymes. Can you match the lyrics to the song? Good luck!

Every month, the weather changes and the world looks different! Can you fill in the lines of this famous poem to describe the weather, month by month? Note: the weather described is for the Northern Hemisphere.