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Included in this quiz are ten famous individuals whose last names begin with the letter 'H'. Match them to their professions. Good luck!

Do you want to take this quiz? Do you like to drink Fizz? Can you answer these right? Is this quiz out of sight? Read and answer; that will do. I would not lie to you. Everything will rhyme, so read and take your time.

People have been attempting unauthorised journeys for millennia, despite the risks involved. This quiz takes a look at the stowaway subset of migrants and adventurers, not those where paid smugglers were involved.

At one time or another, most countries were ruled by a monarchy. In modern times, most countries now elect their leaders. Match the last reigning monarch to the country that they ruled.

Some random Australians appear here for sorting. Some will be obvious, some not so well-known. Being older may definitely help you with this quiz, but who knows? You will never know until you give it a go!

Robert Pershing Wadlow is well known to trivia or "Guinness Book of Records" fans. Many know the stats: 8 feet 11.1 inches tall, shoe size (US) 37AA. This quiz looks at some more facts about the Alton Giant.

People who served as "canaries in a coal mine" to warn of unseen dangers.

We really do need to talk about Karen. Actually, ten Karens. Match each clue to the right Karen and test your knowledge of famous women from the worlds of literature, sport, science, music, film, and fashion. Trust me, these are the good kind of Karens.

Here are some quotations. Do you know who uttered them?

The first person that comes to many people's minds when considering famous Jamaicans is the incredible musician Bob Marley. But there are many other fascinating people from that country. Come meet some of them.

Twenty-three authors walk into a room. Fifteen are Scottish. Your job is to identify them. Some names may fool you, because not every author on this list hails from north of the border. Good luck and have fun!

Classify these people into the categories in which they became famous. All were born in South Africa, even if they lived elsewhere later.

Twenty-three philosophers walk into a room. Fifteen are Greek. Your job is to identify which ones. Some names will fool you, because not every classical-sounding name belongs to an ancient Greek. Good luck!

Not all Americans made their mark through noise and self-promotion. This quiz focuses on ten of those who were famously tight-lipped, fiercely private, or entirely withdrawn from the world. How much do you know about them? Good luck and have fun!

The Bible told us about Daniel and the lion's den. Elton John sang to us about "Daniel", but who are some of the other famous real life men named Daniel? Given just three clues, can you sort out this list and match the famous Dan or Daniel to his facts?

Some people are remembered for fame, but their families often hold lesser-known stories of their own. From science to art to politics, can you match the famous name to the relative history nearly forgot? Good luck and have fun!

My 1000th quiz milestone deserves a millennial twist... literally. Match these influential millennials (born between 1981 and 1996) to their achievements and explore how they've shaped life in the new millennium.

I just completed a few streaming documentaries about explorers so thought I would introduce (or re-introduce) some of them to you. These adventurers crossed oceans, terra firma, and rivers in their epic journeys.

I got into a rabbit hole looking at middle names of famous people and some odd coincidences or interesting nuggets. I think they are good fodder for a fun fill it type quiz.

A martyr for the Nazis, Horst Wessel had his song and story broadcast all over Germany during Hitler's reign. But how much do you know about him?

Annie Oakley, an incredible sharpshooter, had a fascinating life filled with adventures around the world. Put these milestones in the correct order and learn a bit more about her life and times.

Some nicknames were coined by newspapers, others by soldiers, critics or political opponents. Many were never official - but they stuck anyway. In this quiz, you match famous women to the names history gave them.

Lewis and Clark spent 1804 through 1806 exploring the Louisiana Purchase for Thomas Jefferson. Along their fascinating journey, they discovered and documented some amazing finds including animals, plants, and geographic features.

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

Welcome! Here you are presented with ten women who have left their mark in leadership, the arts or science. Your task is to place them in chronological order by birth. Enjoy!

I will give you three inventions by four different inventors, and you match each invention to the correct inventor.

There have been many famous women named Mary. One Mary is only known to a few, perhaps - my mother, who passed away in 2009. Mother's Day was this month, so I decided to honor my mother with this quiz of famous Marys. Match each Mary to why she is known.

Sometimes I scroll through pages of Yelp Reviews just for fun... Even the best of the best can be given few stars from an angry reviewer. But what if Yelp always existed? Let's scroll through a few of these "Trivielp" reviews together.

'Consort' is the title given to the wife or husband of a monarch. Your task is to identify the Queens Consort from the list, ladies who were deemed fit to be wife of a king.

It can be agreed that the technology does not yet exist, and probably never will, to allow humans to walk on the surface of the sun. Here we find ten other feats, once deemed impossible, that have actually been accomplished, initially by those listed