All the photos of things, people or places you will find in this quiz have a connection with words beginning or ending in ARCH. Can you match each photo to the word it is associated with? 
The first nine questions in this common bond quiz all have something in common with a World subject that involves military matters. Finish the quiz with the title of that item! 
A simple shape can speak volumes - if you're listening. Can you identify each of these musical instruments solely by its silhouette? |
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The 1990s was a fabulous decade for films, and here are ten more for you to puzzle over. We've got time travel, gangsters, sinking ships, trained killers, and a questionable prequel. Oh, and there are cartoon images of kids portraying scenes. Enjoy! 
While skyscrapers and regular houses have become common around the world, there are still places with traditional types of dwellings unique to the region. Can you match these houses with the correct locations? 
Inspired by Gustav Holst's orchestral suite "The Planets," here is my fifth of seven quizzes on the "other" planets in our Solar System. What do you know of warlike Mars, the fourth planet from the Sun? 
This quiz is about making words from the three-letter animals shown in the images combined with the correct set of anagrammed letters.
The "Miracle On Ice", the election of Ronald Reagan, and Mount St. Helens' eruption set the stage for 1980. But what happened on the Billboard Hot 100 in '80? Given ten pictures that show a word in a year-end top 100 hit, match the picture to the artist. |
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Join me in exploring the basics of braille. Originally crafted by war_god_83, the quiz was updated to include visual aids (though the system itself does not rely on that). Please enjoy. 
Given that roses are a symbol of love, it is perhaps not surprising that there are so many song titles containing "Rose". What is surprising is how many of those rose songs are signature songs. Please match each song to its singer. 
These fictional women became so famous in literature and legend that painters wanted to immortalise them on canvas. Here are ten famous examples. |
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Twist your brain into knots with this "knights and knaves" style logic puzzle, only you'll be trying to decide which of these three cute creatures stole the cookies! Please read the special instructions carefully before playing. 
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. 
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I recently returned from a trip to Rhode Island where I toured "The Breakers". Come take a virtual tour of this amazing "summer cottage" and learn a bit about it and its time in history called the Gilded Age. 
I recently returned from visiting some museums in Springfield, Massachusetts. There I learned quite a bit about Milton Bradley and the company's inventions. Come learn a bit more about some fun, fascinating, and historical games. 
As there were no photo quizzes specifically related to crustaceans already published on the site, I thought I would create one. I hope you enjoy this brief exploration of crustacea, a diverse subphylum of the arthropods. 
Silver is not just a consolation prize. Let's celebrate an impromptu silver anniversary and explore all things silver! |
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Building on the great work minch created with Wordwise quizzes, we now have the ability to add pictures and create a whole new environment for Wordwise quizzes. Each pictorial answer is a common phrase or cliche. 
Long legs, long necks, funny bills - and they're bright pink. Why not find out a bit more about these lovely birds, the real-life inspiration for gaudy plastic garden ornaments around the world. 
The final photo quiz in the 1980s series, Songs In Stereo, might be the easiest one yet! Each picture contains a word in one of the top 100 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 for 1989. Match up the picture to the artist who recorded the song. 
Why is the sky blue? How can a feather and a hammer fall at the same speed? Why do approaching trains have a higher-pitch sound than trains moving away? Can you throw a 1-ton weight in a weightless environment? Answers to these questions and more. Enjoy! |
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Cold soups exist in many cuisines around the world. This quiz takes you through ten examples from around the world. 
My students really love photo quizzes and word scrambles, and this photo match quiz brings those two things together! Match the scrambled English words to their correct photos. (Click the images for a closer look!) 
The Golden Age of arcade video games had some of the most iconic games, and still recognizable. Can you figure out which game I have referenced in the picture and match it to its developer and year of release? 
People, places and things often become associated with a particular foodstuff, in this case, a particular fruit, for many reasons. Your task is to match those people, places and things with the appropriate fruity image. 
You can expect a question on each of a selection of celebrities whose names surnames begin with the letter K or L. The photo images may help with choosing the correct answer. |
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Get ready to pounce on these fabulous feline species! It's time to see if your breed knowledge is truly the cat's pajamas or if you're just kitten around. Let's find out if you're feline lucky today. Don't let it end in cat-astrophe! Good luck 
Welcome to Whirlwind Voyages! We are ready to take you on an unforgettable trip around the world. Can you recognize any of the places you will visit in this ten-day... um, ten-question trip? Take this quiz and find out! 
If you've played my quiz on barred owls, you'll know how confusing I find the barn owl's name. But barn owls are really special, among the most unique owls, and deserve a quiz of their own. Learn why many regard these birds with fear, love, and awe. 
Leave your other obligations behind because you have to visit ten different spots around the world, and the catch is that they all begin with 'L'. Good luck! 
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The Adventures in Authoring quest has taken me to South America and as there was no picture quiz available for the nation of Guyana, I thought I would create one! Good luck. 
Vegetables are such an integral part of most diets globally that their very presence has permeated many aspects of our everyday lives outside of meals. Here are ten questions on vegetables that are unlikely to see a plate anytime soon. 
Inspired by Gustav Holst's orchestral suite "The Planets," here is my fourth of seven quizzes on the 'other' planets in our Solar System. What do you know of kingly Jupiter, the fifth planet from the Sun? 
For almost 170 years, Virginia was one of the crown jewels of English colonialism. From the first permanent settlement to early talks of treason, test your knowledge of Colonial Virginia. Enjoy!
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