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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

The clues in this quiz will lead you to people who either have the surname "Cash" or the first name "Carrie". Please place them into their correct categories.

Peter means "rock". Pete, Pedro, Pierre, Pietro, Petya, and Peter, doesn't matter the language, the name became most famous after Jesus named the apostle Simon with the name Peter. How well do you know famous Pete or Peters given just three clues?

What do (or did) these people called John do? Here is a diverse collection of Johns to sort into categories: film director, physician, physicist, or fictional.

Each of these famous individuals from the fields of art, politics, sports, etc., were born a decade apart from one another. Can you put them in the correct order starting in 1890?

Here are 10 winners of the Nobel Peace Prize. Avoid the winners for the Nobel Prize for Literature. The Peace Prize winners date 1912, 1931, 1945, 1982, 1993, 2000, 2002, 2010, 2014, and 2016.

The ancient Greeks and Romans would put a laurel wreath around the head of a victor. Will you be able to earn that crown with your knowledge of famous women named Laura. To be fair to the name, versions like Laura, Lara, Laurie, and Lori are included.

From roughly 1870 to 1914, wealthy American heiresses often married into international aristocracy, trading money for titles. These women were known as "dollar princesses". Come learn a bit more about a few of their stories.

Lenny is a nickname for Leonardo and Leonard. Did you know that Leonardo means "brave lion"? The name is making a resurgence in baby names for the United States. Given three short clues, can you match up a famous Lenny, Leonardo, or Leonard?

This is a quiz about people who were successful in their field, but failed to be first or were 'also rans'. Pick out the runner-up.

FunTrivia needs a quiz to celebrate all of the famous people named Jerry. From the world of music, acting, religion, politics, and sports, let's see if you recall ten Jerry's. I'm so confident in your skills, you'll only need three clues per Jerry.

Do you know anyone named Greg or Gregory? In 590AD, Pope Gregory I made the name known worldwide. Its origin is Greek and means "watchful". Let's see if you're watchful and remember these famous Greg's or a version of it given three distinctive clues.

Adam might not come first alphabetically but The Bible tells us that Adam is the oldest human name. Which other men named Adam left a major impression on the world? Given just four clues, can you match up these Adams? They're so famous, four short clues

Who are the ten most famous Keith's of all-time? Keith is a Gaelic name and not a common name prior to the 20th Century so this quiz will primarily involve people named Keith from this time period. You'll only need four word clues to recognize these men

Who's the most famous Michael of all-time, probably Jordan or Jackson? Who prefers to be called Mike instead? Given ten famous people named Michael or Mike, can you distinguish? They're so famous, you'll only need three clues!

A surprising number of famous people were also good at sports. Which of these three areas of sports applies to each person?

From ancient times to the 21st Century, people named Alex or Alexander have left a major impression on the world. Given just three words a clue, identify these famous individuals. They're so famous, you'll only need the three clues.

Can you match these prominent Manitoban women to their description?

Can you match these prominent Manitoban men to their description?

In celebration of my birth year, all the people in this quiz were born in 1960. Order them according to their date of birth and their zodiac sign, beginning with January and Capricorn.

Terry Fox was a Canadian athlete, humanitarian, and cancer research activist. In 1980, having had one leg amputated due to cancer, he embarked on a cross-Canada run to raise money and awareness for cancer research.

Each of these astronomers made discoveries that increased our understanding of our solar system, our galaxy, the universe, and our place in it. Can you place these astronomers in order from the earliest to the most recent, by year of birth?

Yet to be represented on FT, these tiny islands have supplied more than their fair share of notable people. See if you can match them to their description.

See if you can identify the source of the following quotations!

YES, all of the men in the left-hand column of this match quiz are known for being the first to achieve a great feat! AND... in the right-hand column are the names of all the women who were the first to achieve the same feats! Can you match them?

Here we have ten American inventors and six British inventors. All you have to do is select the ten American inventors and don't select the British ones. Good luck and have fun. Digby

The Count of St Germain (c. 1681-c.1784) remains one of history's most enigmatic figures. He made extraordinary claims then vanished without a trace. If you're not familiar with him, you might find this quiz interesting. I hope so.

This is a quiz covering ten people who shuffled off this mortal coil in the 1960s: philosophers and physicists, actresses and politicians, and we've even got a special treat for the Canadiens out there. Enjoy!

Some of history's most famous mystery authors may have reputations for being bookworms and recluses but so many of them led interesting lives. Answer these ten questions about mystery authors.

Can you match these prominent Saskatchewanian women to their description?