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Upon the removal of the Emperor of the Central African Empire in 1979, Japan became the sole country to have an emperor. Order these ten Japanese Emperors from oldest to most recent.

The exclamation "Holy Cow!" has been a mainstay of human expression since at least the early 1900s, and there have been many famous exclamations throughout history like it.

Some quotes are inspirational. Some are funny. Some just get stuck in your head. Can you pick the famous person who said these quotes?

The title or this quiz comes from Proverbs 31:25 - "She is clothed with strength and dignity, and she laughs without fear of the future." Enoy this quiz with just a very few of history's courageous, confident and influential ladies!

This author joined this world in 1974. Several people left this world that same year. This is a matching quiz about those who died in 1974.

Here, we have ten British inventors and six from America. Your task is to identify the British inventors and disregard the rest. Good luck and have fun! Digby

Vera, Chuck, and Dave are three children who are the children in the Beatles' song "When I am 64". It is an unusual combination of names. Here is a list of famous people. All you need to do is determine whether each one is a Vera, Chuck, or Dave.

Though once the most common form of government, in the past 100 years or so many nations have rejected the monarchy. Can you order the countries in this list according to the year in which the monarchy was officially abolished?

Some famous people refused to let death get in the way of a good punchline. Not all these sayings were made on a deathbed, but they all show an irreverent attitude towards our inevitable end.

Leadership is NOT forcing people to follow. It is behaving in a manner that makes people WANT to follow. Match the Canadian person or institution who is a leader and is admired because they did, or said, the right thing without expecting reward.

Here you'll find the names of ten recipients of the Nobel Peace Prize during the 20th century. All you have to do is select them, while avoiding the five pretenders lurking about. Have fun!

Here are ten poems and nine poets born in the UK and one who was granted British citizenship in 1927. Your challenge is to identify the author of the poems. Good luck and have fun!

These 15 people have something in common. They all died either in a bathroom (or the bathroom equivalent of that time period). Just read and answer the questions.

Here are just a few people who not only achieved their goals, they absolutely killed it!

A mix of 10 People questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

This is a follow up to my previous quiz about events that took place on this date in history. This time though it focuses specifically on Births (Hatches), Marriages (Matches), and Deaths (Dispatches) of famous people that happened on Saturday the 14th.

The term aquanaut normally refers to a diver who stays underwater long enough for inert gases to reach equilibrium in the body. The definition typically excludes commercial saturation divers. This quiz covers some of these aquanauts.

Determine the famous people by matching meaningful words and phrases to those found on their gravesites found all around the world. Good luck!

Poets, painters, performers - and the first woman in space. Match ten remarkable Russian women from the 20th century to the field in which they made their name.

September is Deaf Awareness Month. Since I am Deaf, I decided to create this quiz. Just read and answer the questions. While some of these questions may apply to all Deaf people, this quiz is mainly focused on Deaf people in the United States.

Some people get a fire in their belly to go and explore new places, while personally, I like to snuggle up next to a fire with a good book. Work out which picture corresponds to the hint for each explorer in this quiz!

The fictional character of Charlie Cane ("Citizen Cane") and his last word "Rosebud" is well-known... But do you also know the reputed last words of these prominent personages of history?

Welcome! In this quiz, you are presented with some facts about four pre-1603 Kings of England, each of whom was the second of his name. You have to match the facts to the right king. Enjoy!

Twelve scientists are presented who gave hope to humanity, making the world safer, healthier, and more connected than ever. Sort them into the appropriate categories that best reflect how their research and creations brought hope to the world.

All I am saying, is give Greece a chance. There are many famous people who came from Greece, from antiquity to the present day. Can you place these more modern Greek heroes into the category of profession that best describes them? Kalotychia!

Do you know the names and accomplishments of the first ten recipients of the Nobel Peace Prize? If so, come on in! This is the quiz for you. If not, come in anyway! You might learn something. As always, have fun!

Much has been written about the unhappy love lives of many writers, artists and composers. This match quiz, however, will take a look at relationships that brought happiness and stability to the lives of these influential people.

Recently, my wife and I traveled 13,000 kilometres across Australia and passed through more than 260 towns, from tiny outback locations to large cities. No matter how small the place, there stood some significant people within their histories..

Peer closely at the names before you and divine the unseen connections. If your eye is keen enough, the hidden groupings for these U.K. personalities will reveal themselves.

Let's test your knowledge of English and British royal portraits. Can you identify each person from their portrait? Some paintings contain clues to the person's identity, hidden in the background, clothing, and objects they hold.