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Embark on a fascinating linguistic journey into the origins of words! Explore the rich tapestry of language, unearthing the stories and evolutions that shape our everyday vocabulary. Can you match the word to the language it came from?

Embark on a mythical journey with this quiz! Test your knowledge of these powerful beings from Greek mythology who once ruled the cosmos. Can you name the mighty beings that came before the Olympic gods?

Do not be daunted by the title of this quiz, which requires you to match words or phrases beginning with "hard" with their definitions. It's not as bad as it sounds!

A match quiz on some famous and lesser-known transformations in Greek myth.

Animals featured greatly in ancient Egypt culture. Here we have the images of twelve animals, a number selected for photo display symmetry. Can you match each to the God with whom it is associated?

Each of these works of art depicts a scene set in the evening or nighttime. Can you match them with their titles?

Can you identify the figures from Greek mythology while ignoring those found only in Roman myth? Find out by dividing the Greeks from the Romans in this group of twenty-four names.

Can you match the song from the 1950 musical "Guys And Dolls" with the character or character who sings it? This is based on the original stage version, not the 1955 film.

Surrealism was a cultural movement in the first half of the 20th century. Match ten outstanding examples of surreal paintings with their creators.

This is a stage from a community theatre. I have placed ten numbers on it. The ten is on both sides to show it is all the way across. Look where the number is and the clue given and tell me what part I have labeled in this number.

Students of Shakespeare notice pretty quickly that many of the words he used in writing his plays are not commonly used today. See if you can match these archaic words and terms with their modern day counterparts.

We continue on our journey through Greek mythology by the (Greek) alphabet. Match these mythical beings to their brief description. All names start with the Greek letter nu.

Do you know which actress or actor played particular roles in a Broadway show? Let's see!

Glamorous saviour or self-serving narcissist? "Evita" lets you decide. There are 10 songs from the musical that you need to match with what was happening in the show when they were sung.

Match the musical with the Shakespearean play on which it is based.

In 408 CE Emperor Honorius moved the capital of the Western Roman Empire from Rome to Ravenna. Over the next 150 years the city was rebuilt, with many ecclesiastical buildings housing awe-inspiring mosaics. Eight are on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Each question contains a song title and you need to find the show that this belongs to. To make things a little easier you are given a fifty-fifty chance.

In Greek mythological tradition, Zeus was well-known to have sired countless children. Can you identify his offspring amongst the others? (Answers are considered correct if they are offspring in any Greek tradition.)

Zoom on in to these ten famous works of art, and see if you can identify what painter is responsible for each of these painting close-ups.

There are a great deal of genres and styles to 19th century art. We've chosen ten famous paintings produced in the 19th century, but can you match them with their artist?