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One of Disney's most cherished and controversial movie theme songs was "Colors Of The Wind" from the 1995 film "Pocahontas". The song became a pop single hit song by Vanessa Williams. Sing-along and fill in the missing lyrics to the Disney classic.

Not many shows make it to 20 seasons. If you were an "Arthur" fan all the way to the end, this quiz is for you.

A story of an unusual duo of an owl and a worm. Written by Andy Runton.

Not only did this show get a 19th season, but the quality remained high. Some of my favorite episodes are in this season. A few of my favorite seldom-seen characters (Carl, Tenzin, Lydia, Maria) become major characters in a season 19 episode.

This quiz is only ten questions, not fifteen like most of my Arthur quizzes. That's because season 18 is one of my least favorite seasons. However, it has some good episodes and if you like those episodes, this quiz is for you.

In a valley, you may find all sorts of fruits, flowers, and vegetables/legumes. If you go into the purple valley, can you correctly classify each of ten different purple objects? Good luck!

Not many shows go on for 17 seasons. Arthur had that many seasons and then some. If you were still watching in season 17, this quiz is for you. There are no questions about "All Thumbs" because I think Arthur acted unfairly in that one.

Season 16 is a memorable season because that is when the show added two new characters who became regular characters from then through season 25. Don't worry. There are no questions about the unpopular episode "So Funny I Forgot to Laugh."

"Arthur" celebrated its 15th anniversary in 2011-2012. If you were still watching, this quiz is for you. There are no questions about "Buster's Garden of Grief". That episode makes me very sad. There are also no questions about W.D.

"Arthur" is so successful that it got a 14th season. If you were still watching, this quiz is for you. There are no questions about "D.W. Unties the Knot."

"Ooh, ah, ee, ah, ooh, ah, I've been bitten by this nasty thing!" Can you identify ten things that might bite you, if you're unlucky?

Season 13 has some of my all-time favorite episodes. I even managed to find "The Great MacGrady!" I was going to skip that episode, but take this quiz to find out where I found it. There are no questions about "MacFrensky" or "The Pride of Lakewood"

Have you ever noticed how many English words end with "-bag"? Match 10 bag words to their definitions and learn about their origins.

Has your English teacher ever told you that your word choice was weak? Well, say no more! Here are 15 synonyms to help you make your writing stronger! The word "stinky" is the focus of the synonyms in this quiz.

"Arthur" was so successful, it got a 12th season and that's just under half of the seasons. If you were still watching after all these years, this quiz is for you. There are no questions about "Never Never Never" or "War of the Worms."

Zookeepers are busy people every day! They perform many tasks with both animals and people. Take the quiz and learn a bit about some of their duties.

In the 13th book in Elinor M. Brent-Dyer's 'Chalet School' series, the Chalet School merges with St. Scholastika's, their former rivals. They also have to deal with a gang of troublesome children, and an unwanted adventure on a school trip.

James "Biggles" Bigglesworth has one recurring nemesis - the German spy, Erich von Stalhein. However, he can't bring himself to hate him, and defends him at every opportunity. Eventually, they become close friends.

Season 11 was a very good season. Several memorable episodes were made in season 11. There are no questions about "Hic or Treat."

Take these main events in the history of the United States and place them in the correct order. I hope you can easily waltz through the task!

Many people think of the swings in the playground when they go to the park. But there can be lots more things. What else might you find when you go in through the park gates? Can you recognise all of these?

The show "Arthur" was so successful, it got a tenth season and it wasn't even halfway through its run. If you were still watching in season ten, this quiz is for you. There are no questions about "Unfinished" or "D.W., Bossy Boots."

Molluscs are animals that have a soft body and usually have a protective shell. Many people collect their shells. Sort the following molluscs into three groups - gastropods (one shell), bivalves (two shells) or other (no shell or internal shell).

Published in 1868/69, Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women" is graced with an array of wonderful characters. This quiz explores some of them.

There are a lot of good episodes in season nine. There are no questions about "A is for Angry," because, well, that episode makes a lot of people angry.

There were a lot of good episodes in season eight, including an episode that started a spin-off. There are no questions about "Bleep" because I am not allowed to repeat what D.W. said here. There are also no questions about "Kiss and Tell."

Season Seven has "Elwood City Turns 100" and "April 9th, ,the first two two-part episodes of Arthur and two of the most iconic episodes. There are no questions about "Cast Away" or "D.W.'s Time Trouble" because I really do not like those episodes.

'Simone at the Chalet School' is set in the same term as 'The School at the Chalet', but the story is told from Simone's perspective. Can you put these events into the order in which they happened to Simone? WARNING - contains spoilers.

Sparta was at its peak in the 5th century BC. Living back then, in that Greek city-state, was very different for children than it is today. Fill in the blanks to go back in time and learn a bit about their customs.

These questions are about the sixth season of Arthur, which is the first one without Michael Yarmush doing his voice. If that didn't stop you, this episode might be for you. There are no questions about "For Whom the Bell Tolls" or the goose episodes.