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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?

Can you match these prominent Saskatchewanian men to their description?

Throughout history, people have been up to various things that made them famous. Your job is simply to match the person with what they were the first to do.

Sadly, all of the individuals in this quiz passed away in January 2026. See if you can identify them from the clues that are given.

Greek history is rich with female figures whose courage, intellect, and creativity left a lasting mark on the national identity. These are women who led armies, shaped political thought, advanced science and arts, and broke barriers in public life.

These people were born in the state of Maine. Maine is located in the northeastern United States. How many of these Mainers are you familiar with?

Legally speaking, a conspiracy takes place when two or more people agree to commit a crime. The agreement itself is not enough, an action in furtherance of the conspiracy must also occur.

Mata Hari was a fascinating woman who literally re-invented her entire persona. Myths and stories still swirl about her dance shows and supposed spy activities. Come read some interviews about her life.

There's much more to author Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley than just one book. What else do you know about her life and works?

After Shakespeare and the Bible, Oscar Wilde and George Bernard Shaw are among the most quoted of writers. Can you pick which one is responsible for each of the following quotes?

People of Asian heritage have made huge contributions to British life and continue to break down cultural barriers. Here are ten such people who have made a difference to our country.

To celebrate my 900th quiz, I present a challenge to match these personalities to the event that gave them their proverbial '15 minutes of fame' - or 900 seconds, in this case. Enjoy!

Here's a tale with a few holes - like a raft on the Mississippi. Your job? Plug the gaps and set it afloat. Do it well, and you'll shine brighter than Halley's Comet on the night Mark Twain tipped his hat and rode off into legend.

Men and women, mostly women, whose contributions and or achievements have enhanced our lives and yet been largely just footnotes in history are the subjects of this quiz. Your assignment is to match them to their accomplishments.

Two ancient Athenian men - Plato and Xenophon - were contemporaries of a similar age who were very different in their way of thinking. They were, however, eventually bound by a common goal.

For this quiz I will give ten Kings of Sweden, each named Eric. Match each with the commonly used historical epithets. (Note: Faulty dating of early Swedish kings led to unusual numbering).

Andy Warhol may have claimed that we'd all be famous for fifteen minutes but, for some, their impact on the world went a lot deeper and may well continue beyond their passing. Here's a look at the impact of some of those that did pass away in 2025.

The 2020s have seen the deaths of many notable people, some more famous than others. Your task is to choose from the list those who have departed this life in either 2024 or 2025.

Death is inevitable, but when notable people die, we can reflect on their contributions to public life. Here are but a few notable people who passed on in 2025. Your task is to identify their birthplace.

The highest peak in Europe's Alps presented quite a challenge to those who first attempted to climb it.

You must order the events of the life of Queen Elizabeth II! It was a long, blessed life, and these are a few of the highlights.

This quiz wanders around North America briefly referring to a few natural features or regions. These all bear the name of or were chosen by an explorer. Place the correct explorer against the feature mentioned.

This quiz features a range of people across different eras and from different fields who were unsuccessful at first but over time became winners and found success. The title of the quiz is from the lyrics of "The Times, They Are A-changin'", by Bob Dylan

Given a list of people who made a big impact in the 21st Century, can you identify the ten Australians in the list. The list includes a variety of fields including the arts, sports, business, music, and politics.