Elder Futhark is an ancient runic alphabet used by Germanic peoples. It consists of 24 characters and holds symbolic meanings. See if you can match the name of the character with the character itself. Good luck! 
Come on a world tour of red, white and blue attractions. Just match the pictures to the correct names. 
In this botanically-themed quiz, you have to match plants, trees or flowers with the flags of sovereign countries or territories on which they appear. 
Kit cars have been around for many years. Gone are the days when many were of poor build quality, and today they are built within strict rules and regulations. With any luck, this quiz will help you gain some insight into the world of kit cars.
Immerse yourself in the charm of Lisbon through its iconic structures. Match the picture with the name of one of the city's architectural wonders! 
There are many different entities making up the British Isles, from countries to dependencies to island groups, many of which have their own distinct flags. In this quiz see if you can match the place to the flag. 
A 'Tomb of the Unknown Soldier' contains the remains of an unknown soldier killed in war. They commemorate all those that were never identified or have no grave. Some monuments are considered such a tomb but are actually cenotaphs with no grave.
Asian mausoleums are some of the largest and grandest in the world and some dynasties shrines date back centuries. Most questions relate to knowledge about the inhabitants. I have tried to give hints in the clues or in the choice of the wrong answers. 
Held in 1980, the fourth session of UNESCO designations was established. Twenty-seven sites were chosen for preservation due to their importance to world culture and heritage; this quiz features ten of them. 
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Held in 1980, the fourth session of UNESCO designations was established. Twenty-seven sites were chosen for preservation due to their importance to world culture and heritage; this quiz features ten of them. 
A grave is simply a hole dug in the ground to receive a coffin or a dead body. They are usually typically marked by a stone or mound. These ten questions deal with some famous Europe and US ones from different walks of life.
Cemetery comes from the Greek meaning 'sleeping place' and refers to land designated as a burial spot. A graveyard is technically referring to burial grounds in a churchyard although I have sometimes used both terms interchangeably in this quiz..
Fifteen cemeteries from around the world for you to match with their common names. I have removed the cities from the titles but added countries. There are enough hints in most of the photos themselves in you look close enough.
Greece is home to numerous ancient structures, while its more modern counterparts are nothing to shy away from. Come take a tour of these incredible Greek landmarks! (Click the images to get a closer look!) 
A mausoleum is an external free-standing building constructed as a monument enclosing the burial chamber of a deceased person or people. This quiz has ten questions related to famous ones 
Memorials are structures, monuments or spaces created to commemorate and honour individuals, events or groups. This quiz has 10 that are dedicated to people. Just match the picture with who it belongs to. 
X-shaped crosses, called "saltires" in heraldry, are often used in flags, coats of arms and other emblems. Please match the flag to the corresponding country, region or city. 
Take this quiz to test your knowledge on some interesting, but possibly little-known, facts and details about all kind of flags from around the world. Have fun! 
London is a veritable mecca for museum lovers. In this quiz you will find a selection of the UK capital's over 200 museums, including some lesser-known ones. 
These are well-known aircraft and space vessels. Match them to the person who commanded them. 
Everywhere might be an exaggeration but I have been to these ten sites. Can you match the pictures to the names? 
I love fast cars: the way they look, the purr of the engines, the feeling of speed. Some hypercars have a very distinctive look. Can you identify these cars from the pictures? 
In this quiz, see if you can identify several bridges located across all five boroughs of New York City. 
The United Kingdom houses numerous famous sites that have stood the test of time. Enjoy this photo match quiz that includes many of them. (Click the images to get a closer look!) 
Castles in Spain are not mere daydreams. I've chosen fifteen examples to prove they are tangible realities. 
In the classic age of automobile manufacturing in Australia 1955-1995, the market was dominated by three Australian manufacturers: Holden, Ford and Valiant. All you need to do is to attach the correct name to each classic Australian car. 
The red star has a long history of radical usage by socialists and communists. It saw many African countries through their journey to independence, and remains on many countries' flags today. Let's take a look at some stars - red, yellow and white. 
This quiz features flags that don't belong to independent countries - instead they are all flags of territories or constituent countries of other nations. Test your territory flag knowledge with this quiz. 
Corsica may be one of France's most hidden treasures but the island is home to a deep history. How much do you know about these ten Corsican landmarks? 
The Parthenon was an ancient Greek temple that now serves as a symbol of Western civilization. How many facts can you answer about it in this adopted quiz? (Click the images to get a closer look!) 
This quiz will test your knowledge of some of the 18 administrative regions of France. Good luck on the quiz! 
Germany is home to many incredible world sites. Enjoy these twelve breathtaking landmarks. (Click the images to get a closer look!) 
Each question gives you the first lines of a national anthem. Do you know in which countries they sing these anthems? The national flags may give you a clue. 
Match these pictures with the holidays they hopefully bring to mind. 
You can find many fascinating cultural sites in the country of Spain. This photo match quiz takes you on a tour of several of them. (Click the images to get a closer look!) 
This pilgrimage site in Ethiopia was designated a UNESCO site of Outstanding Universal Value in 1978. There are a number of accepted spellings for the churches (as they originate in Arabic script), so I have chosen to use those in the UNESCO listing. 
Use the flags shown to choose the correct South American country. 
Let's test your knowledge of the world's flags. Can you recognize these fifteen? 
There are many unique structures around the world that reflect human creativity and vision, or perhaps just a unique sense of humour. Here are just a handful to pique your curiosity. 
Italy is home to many beautiful sites. This photo match quiz takes you on a whirlwind tour of a handful of them. (Click the images to get a closer look!) 
Classic cars are those that catch the eye with exquisite styling or those that are full of engineering ingenuity. This quiz lists ten such classic cars, all instantly recognisable. However what if you only see part of the car? Sneaky but solvable. 
Take a tour with these French landmarks by matching them with the correct photos. Bon voyage! 
Look at the pictures of the country's flag and the clues in each question. Then choose the correct word for how to say the country in French. In all these countries (one territory), French is spoken, whether the official or unofficial language.
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