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Every student at Hogwarts is sorted into one of four houses. In this quiz you have to select those students who are members of Gryffindor House while avoiding those from other houses.

Match each chemical with its symbol.

Sunday morning is a period of ritual that varies in form from person to person; for those who don't work on this Christian day of rest, Sunday morning is a chance to lounge around free from guilt. Humans aren't the only ones who like to take it easy...

All the photos in this quiz hint at the title or content of well-known, classic children's books. Can you match the pictures with the authors of those books? Don't forget to click on each photo!

Think you know your root vegetables? See if you can identify these tasty and nutritious underground gems. Dig in and discover fun facts about your favourite root veggies!

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!)

You may be mistaken unless you choose the words that relate to being mistaken. Confused? Better check the instructions.

Insects are animals that have a hard exoskeleton made of chitin and a body made of three parts - a head, thorax, and abdomen. Some have two pairs of wings and others have none! All have joined legs - three pairs of them - and two antennae!

This collection is made up of famous European cities and some red herrings!

Many children learn this simple nursery rhyme, but what does it mean? Let's have a line-by-line look and see what we can deduce!

This is a picture of a basic, casual dinner setting. Can you put the items where they belong? There are some etiquette tips thrown in. Good luck!

Biology is the study of living things and why and how they do the things that they do. This quiz is a brief look at the things that make living things... living things.

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!)

Here are some common household items. Can you identify the action you could do with each?

The book by Michael Bond that introduced a very polite bear to the world was written and published in 1958. It was the first of 29 books about Paddington that Bond would write.

For this quiz, you will have to identify all of the things that Mr. Gnome sang about when he hummed the song "Head and Shoulders, Knees and Toes". Remember that he is a gnome, so has a couple of extra things to sing about. Enjoy!

Test your knowledge of the Asian country of Lebanon. Enjoy!

Valentine's Day is a holiday where love takes center stage. Several terms can be associated with this holiday. Will you be able to identify them?

How much do you know about the Asian country of Laos? Find out here! Enjoy!

Jabberwocky is a fantastic bit of poetry from Lewis Carroll. Can you fill in the missing words and complete the quest?

Green is a secondary color. That means you have to mix two other colors to get green. You mix blue and yellow to make green. Many things are green. Can you identify these ten items?

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.

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?

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!)