The Book of Daniel is a collection of stories and prophecies which have inspired some impressive artists over the years - enjoy their illustrations as you refresh your memory of the written material.
A walk along the UK seashores will give you the possibility of sighting various unique and interesting animals. Come check out some of these fascinating creatures that call that environment home. 
If you're looking for an animal with the body of a horse, the legs and hindquarters of a zebra, the horns of a giraffe, and the ears of a mule deer, then you've come to the right place. Here are ten questions about the okapi. Have fun! |
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Let's take a little journey across the pond and reminisce with some pop culture and current events trivia about lovely England. Being a photo quiz, some of the pictures will give you a clue for guessing. Alright, let's get this show on the road! 
With hundreds of castles in the United Kingdom to choose from, the ten selected for this quiz were deliberately picked to represent ten different counties around England. Some are perhaps more recognizable than others... Can you match them all? 
I love animal watching and typically find their behaviors way more interesting than those of humans. The UK has an astonishing array of diverse animals and offers many opportunities for unique experiences. Maybe it's time to plan a trip?! 
This quiz asks you to identify ten of the best players to play international rugby for New Zealand by the shirt number which they wore. To help, there is only one prop, lock, flanker, centre and winger. Those chosen have been picked from a few sources. 
Select the correct answer to the question from the various food options. The image may provide a hint. This is the final quiz in the series.
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Do you love Dobermanns? Take this quiz to see how much you know about these wonderful dogs. You'll see that I have used the spelling 'Dobermann' throughout, as that's how the breeder spelled his name! 
Can you identify each of these birds and mammals who make their home in the Argentinian Pampas? 
English is notorious for its homonyms. Homophones, like the ones in the title, are words that have the same pronunciation but whose spelling and meaning are different. Can you match each word definition with the photo suggesting its homophone? 
Each of these anagrams starts with the same three-letter insect and is then followed by some anagrammed letters. Each image is connected to one of these completed words. Place the correct group of letters with its matching image.
Thread, fabric, and creativity come together in countless ways. Though they may appear similar at first glance, each embroidery style has its own identity. Can you tease apart the differences and identify all ten samples correctly? |
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Inspired by Gustav Holst's orchestral suite "The Planets," here is my sixth of seven quizzes on the 'other' planets in our Solar System. What do you know of peaceful (yet volatile) Venus, the second planet from the Sun? 
While researching Buenos Aires for a quiz challenge, I learned about a little-known (at least for me) series of invasions. These had a lasting impact on the city and the country of Argentina. Come discover a little more about it. 
This is a look at some interesting things about ten football mascots away from the USA. Mainly soccer, other flavors of football - Australian Rules and Rugby Union 
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Leeks, onions, shallots, and scallions--this quiz with ten dishes from around the world is an allium lover's dream. Maybe just don't breathe in anyone's face after playing it... 
Being from South Wales, I am rather fond of industrial buildings such as cooling towers. In post-industrial landscapes, these towers are either demolished or retained as a nod to heritage. In other parts of the world, such structures remain functional. 
The phases of the Moon have fallen out of order! Can you correctly match the names of the different phases (and eclipses) of the Moon to the images presented? 
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! |
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A simple shape can speak volumes - if you're listening. Can you identify each of these musical instruments solely by its silhouette? 
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.
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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. 
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. 
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These fictional women became so famous in literature and legend that painters wanted to immortalise them on canvas. Here are ten famous examples. 
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. 
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