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Can you remember your childhood? Well, here we have 12 old-fashioned boiled sweets you could buy in the UK past and present. All you have to do is select the 12 boiled sweets and disregard the chewy type of sweets. Good luck and have fun. Digby

Since Monopoly: Disney Edition was launched in 2001, various Disney-branded editions have appeared. This quiz takes a look at some of them. Match the three token characters given for each edition with the correct version of the game.

My wife and I enjoy eating out, so this Quiz is about the best meals we've had. "Best" is defined as a meal that was memorable because of not only the food but also where we were and the circumstances in which we ate. Enjoy!

There are lots of different fruits. Some, like apple, orange and pear, we are familiar with. Others we might not know so well. In this quiz, I am giving you a list of the latter. See if you can pick the real fruits from the fake ones. Good luck!

This is a quiz about corn. Everything from its history to its impact on societies worldwide, including corn's use in art and technology. For me a fresh ear of sweet corn (or two) is one of the best things about summer.

When it comes to starches the majority of the people are divided into rice-lovers and potato-lovers. Half of the dishes here cater to the first group and half to the second. They all come from different countries.

This quiz looks at a real workhorse of American coinage with ten questions about the quarter dollars.

Select the correct answer to the question from the options. The image provides a hint.

See if you can prove your bona fides as a culinary mastermind by identifying these 12 food items. Good luck! (Click the images for a closer look!)

This quiz is about snacks that are or at one time were limited edition.

Jump rope isn't just child's play. It's a full-body workout with a rich history and serious technique. Are you ready to skip the small talk and jump into action? This quiz will test your knowledge. Good luck!

Florists (ka-ching) and novice poets will tell you superficially what the colour of a rose may mean. Good poets, however, are able to find a much deeper reflection in their hues.

Yes, hiking has a Triple Crown. It involves three long distance hiking trails - The Appalachian, Continental Divide, and Pacific Crest Trails. This quiz covers all three, plus one.

This quiz has ten questions looking at short lived US coin denominations. See how you do.

When Lord Digby hosts a cocktail party, he usually has four main ingredients: gin, rum, vodka and whisky. Here we have the names of twelve well-known cocktails that Lord Digby mixes. Can you work out which is the main ingredient used in the cocktail?

How many breakfast cereal slogans do you know? Join me as we visit some of my favorite breakfast cereals.

Most cow's milk cheeses have been made with sheep's or goat's milk in artisanal or experimental batches. There are some though, that by legal definition and protected status, must be made from cow's milk

Another in the Classic Coins. This quiz covers the half dollar denomination. See how you do with these 15 questions.

Please classify the plants given into their families. The families are the rose family (Rosaceae), the daisy family (Asteraceae) and the iris family (Iridaceae).

The half cent was the smallest value coin in the United States. Less popular in the past, the coin has gained more popularity in the present. Try to answer these ten questions.

Big or small, hard or soft, round or misshapen, people have found balls fun to play with for thousands of years. Here's a quick look at balls, their rich history, their many uses, and the endless entertainment they provide.

Match the country with its national flower. Have tried to select unique flowers, avoiding the popular rose and tulip. Good luck.

Come hither ye sweet-toothed individuals! This quiz is for you! Yes, I am going to give you a description of ten types of British sweets. Can you match each one correctly? Good luck!

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

Turn off the screen and try some of these ten ways to be not bored (while not playing board games)!

For this quiz, I am giving you a list of flowers which are pollinated by various sources. I need you to pick their *primary* pollinator: bee, butterfly, hummingbird, moth or wind. Good luck!

Postage stamps have been around since 1840. The images show a selection of stamps that do not use the current English name for the issuing country (sometimes a former country). Match the country to the correct stamp.

You ever get the feeling you're being watched? That's them. They're all around you, waiting. Touch their tender leaves, taste their sweet fruit. By the time you realize your mistake it's too late! Here are ten plants that want only to see you suffer.

Woodworking is a hobby in which you can learn new skills whether you are 9 or 90. From the beginner's birdhouse or birdfeeder to whatever you can imagine being made of wood, woodworking brings out the pride of achievement.

Sticks, straw or bricks? Here are some questions that a potential straw-building pig could ask itself. These questions are mostly about strawbale building, assuming temperate latitudes.