When I saw that a challenge was to write a quiz connected to Sherlock Holmes, I immediately thought of the book I was reading called "The Poisoner's Handbook". So this quiz is about Victorian forensic science (that Sherlock would have used). 
I came back with whole pile of video games with snacks in their title... but the snacks were gone. So I went to the market and came back with a whole pile of photos of snacks and food related items instead of the real words. Now you have some work to do. 
|
|
South America's amazing landmarks include much more than archaeological sites and stunning natural landscapes. This quiz will take you on a tour of some of the many remarkable buildings from different eras than can be admired throughout the continent. 
Let's test your knowledge of English and British royal portraits. Can you identify each person from their portrait? Some paintings contain clues to the person's identity, hidden in the background, clothing, and objects they hold. 
These Roman Catholic saints are associated with people suffering from various diseases and ailments. Can you match each saint with the condition or situation for which they are traditionally invoked? 
Take a quick trip around Turkey (Türkiye) through solving this mixed bag of puzzles. 
Pantone LLC is a company that created the Pantone Matching System, a color naming system used in a variety of businesses. Can you match their "C" color names with the hue they assigned to it? 
Not quite as wonderful as Procul Harem's "A Whiter Shade of Pale," but maybe close enough for trivia. Come test your knowledge of famous people, places, objects, and phenomena linked by one common colour: white. |
|
Try to label these 10 Wiccan images with their most commonly associated symbolic meanings. A witch's life is a harmonious relationship between life and Earth. As the Rede puts it, "...an ye harm none, do what ye will." Enjoy! 
Cities, rivers, forests, festivals, and fascinating stories all play a role in the Lower Mainland's identity. How much do you know about this unique corner of British Columbia? 
Welcome to Farmer Clyde's farm. Your task is to identify the animals that he keeps and, once you have matched the bums with the creatures they belong to, you open a door that will allow you read a wonderful little story about Farmer Clyde's farm. 
How are your medieval history chops? From Clovis and Charles Martel to the "Emperor of the Romans" and raids from the north, see how well you know the rise and chaotic fall of the powerful, if brief, Frankish Carolingian dynasty. And please, have fun! 
There have been numerous characters that have appeared on the small screen bearing a creature as their name or their nickname. It makes them easily identifiable and, at times, implies what their personalities are. Here's a look at some of them. |
|
People, for centuries, have been fascinated with the myths swirling around King Arthur and Camelot. Match up some of the characters from those tales with the picture that best represents them. 
A World Heritage Site is a cultural or natural landmark that has been recognized by UNESCO. Each site is held in collective trust, 'belonging to all the peoples of the world, irrespective of the territory on which they are located'. 
Think beyond the black and white! In this colourful twist on the classic wordwise puzzle, colours are more than eye-catching. Each one helps reveal a familiar phrase, title, or expression. How many can you solve? 
Visitors to Puerto Rico might be a bit suspicious about some of the local delicacies at first glance. But they are truly delicious and a fun way to experience the islands. 
I adopted this quiz and was soon engrossed with learning more about this woman. She is also from the state where I reside. Come discover more about her life. |
|
Scotland is home to a wide array of animals: common, rare and endemic to Scotland. How much do you know about Scotland's fauna? 
Come on down, you're the next player on the TV game show! Do you want to buy a vowel or call a lifeline, everything is fair here. Given ten television props, match these to a television game show or reality competition. 
This is a quiz about the Ayutthaya Kingdom (1351-1767), a powerful, prosperous, cosmopolitan state located in modern day Thailand. Have fun! |
|
There are many, many landmarks and points of interest in the UK. Here are but twelve of them. You need to match the photo of the landmark to its location in the UK. 
Think your dinner parties are memorable? All throughout history the banquet table has served as a stage for spectacle, politics, and sheer unbridled chaos. Join me as we look at history's most unique feasts and banquets! 
When theologian and hymn writer Isaac Watts surveyed the wondrous cross, he likely had the familiar Latin cross in mind. Yet many other Christian cross designs have developed across centuries and cultures. Can you identify these 12 by name? 
Welcome to the White City, one of the most influential and important exhibitions in world history. Let's see what you know about this remarkable event. Good luck! 
Imagine you are about to go on a ride and travel a long way in the United States on Route 66. Let's investigate ten places on that trip and learn about some fun and interesting geography! |
|
Sometimes just the glimpse of a prop from a TV show and you already recognize the series and grow fond memories. Here is a quiz in a series of quizzes of iconic television props. Can you match up the picture given to which TV drama the prop appeared in? 
Here we have ten birds that you can see in the UK. Many of these birds you will find in your garden. The challenge for you is to match the name of the bird to the picture. Good luck and have fun.
Digby 
July 28th was a big day in history: World Wars, island discoveries, musical deaths, the American Civil War and Reconstruction, deadly earthquakes, the end of the road for one Mexican revolutionary, and more. Good luck! 
I used to work with a fellow who liked to use unusual words in order to show just how much smarter he was than everybody else. It was annoying, but really kept me on my toes! It also turned me into a bit of a logolept. |
|
As a Roman numeral, D represents the number 500. What better opportunity than my 500th quiz to celebrate some of the appearances of the letter D in various areas of knowledge? 
Inspired by Gustav Holst's orchestral suite "The Planets," here is the last of seven quizzes on the 'other' planets in our Solar System. What do you know of swift and elusive Mercury, the Sun's closest planet and Holst's "Winged Messenger"? 
The first quiz in this series featured ten incredible TV comedies but there are so many more! Given a famous prop from a legendary sitcom, simply match it to the series. 
I'm proudly an AFOL (Adult Fan of LEGO). Here are ten of my creations I've done in the last six months and some trivia questions to go with each build. 
|
|
The ancient Inca city of Machu Picchu is a marvel to behold. Its amazing architecture and engineering feats are deeply rooted in the gods that the Inca people worshipped. Come take a look. 
It's hard to find a great comedy on television today, but thankfully we've got reruns of some of the classics to keep us laughing. Given a picture of a prop that featured highly in a television comedy series, simply match it to the show. You've got this! 
No, this isn't a football quiz - it's a quiz about dogs that come from twelve different countries, one from each group In the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Match the name with the photo of the dog. 
"Just a little more wordwise fun!" is how ariadne54 originally described the quiz when it was first written in the early years of FunTrivia. It is one of many such quizzes here, and I hope you enjoy it.
 = highest rated quizzes  =
added recently  = has extra info for each
qn = Editor's Pick
 = FunTrivia Editor  = Gold Member
Teachers / educators: FunTrivia welcomes the use of our content in the classroom as a teaching aid.
· All content on this website is copyright
FunTrivia.com, 2016. |
