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Better known by his pen name Dr Seuss, Theodor Seuss Geisel published over 60 children's books. Match the brief description of the story with the correct title from this selection.

Both Britain and the United States have proven to be great nations and they wouldn't have been had it not been for some amazing people and characters. Here are ten for you to consider.

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 "weird" is the focus of the synonyms in this quiz.

These ten animals all have "squirrel" in their name, but they don't all look like squirrels! Match each picture to the correct name to discover some surprising creatures from around the world.

Yellow is a primary color. That means you can't mix two other colors to get yellow. Many things are yellow. Can you identify these ten items? The pictures will help you.

Snakes are reptiles, but so are the other animals in this quiz. You need to pick out the snakes from the listed options and avoid the other reptiles.

Lizards are cool, clever, and quick! These scaly, cold-blooded and agile animals can be found nearly everywhere on Earth. Can you spot the real lizards from the fakes? It's time to find out... Let's go, lizard lovers!

Here we have a list of fifteen mammals and five non-mammals. Can you select the names of the 15 animals that are classified as mammals? Good luck and have fun. Digby

The state of Washington was named after President George Washington. Can you place these names into the categories of US state capital, US President, or a name shared by both?

Professor McGonagall has called all of the Gryffindor students to gather in the common room of Gryffindor Tower, but she sent YOU to gather everyone up.

"The Emperor's New Clothes" is a fairy tale written by Hans Christian Andersen and published in 1837. Help fill in the blanks to complete the summary of the story!

Many characters, especially from ancient and medieval times, have become so entwined with actual historical figures that some people believe them to be real. Pick out the legendary or mythical figures from the actual historical ones.

Asia is truly a superlative place! How much do you know about some of the ways in which this huge, fascinating continent comes up on top?

As I look at my smartphone, an incredible piece of modern technology, I think about all the other devices throughout history that were separate items now stuffed into our pockets. Can you name these outdated items? (Click the images for a closer look!)

It is definitely a busy world in this book! Match each of the characters to what activity they are doing that is keeping them so occupied in their part of the globe.

Welcome to your third year Care of Magical Creatures class. Today we will be sorting this menagerie of magical creatures from the "Harry Potter" series into their correct habitats. Take care not to get bitten ... or stung ... or burned!

I will give you a photo of ten desserts and their names, and then you match each dessert's name to its photo.

All these animals have a colour in their name. Put them in the correct category - amphibian, bird, fish, mammal or reptile. Take care: there are mammals that swim like fish or fly like birds.

There is more than one version of this nursery rhyme around the place. This quiz takes a look at the modern version and an alternate one.

The mathematical world is seen as three-dimensional. 0-D is just a point. 1-D gives a straight line. A 2-D shape can be drawn on a flat piece of paper. A solid shape requires 3-D. Which of these shapes is two-dimensional, and which is three-dimensional?

Choose the synonyms for the word "happy" and skip over the synonyms for the word "unhappy".

Fancy a pancake? Making pancakes is fun and delicious - and it's easier than you think! Follow these steps in the right order to mix, cook and top your very own perfect pancake. Ready to become a pancake pro? Let's get started!

Here we have three breeds of cats, dogs and rabbits. All you have to do is select the breed of the animal and place it in the correct box. Good luck and have fun.

Enid Blyton left behind a huge body of work when she died in 1968. It spans school series, adventure series and books for very young children. Enjoy a trip down memory lane!

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 "small" is the focus of the synonyms in this quiz.

This is a set of Irish blessings wishing you all a long life.

This quiz is all about a day in the life of Pippy the Persian pussycat. It is also about finding the opposite of the words I have written in CAPITALS. These opposites are called antonyms. Can you guess them? Good luck!

All these animals have a colour in their name. Put them in the correct category - amphibian, bird, fish, mammal or reptile. Take care: there are mammals that swim like fish or fly like birds.

How well do you know this nauseating 1974 Shel Silverstein poem about a girl who would not take the garbage out?

This is my fourth and most challenging of my quizzes on homophones. Match the terms with the definitions and have fun.