Blood is essential for life in humans. The body is continually making new blood to sustain life. This quiz is about the role and function of blood in the human body and the body's need to continually make new blood. 
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!) 
..people turn to God. Can you match these places of worship with the religions they are associated with? 
Who doesn't love a teddy bear? They are certainly better sleeping companions than the real thing! Let's explore their origins and their place in popular culture. 
The other ten AFL club names and ten pictures of their nicknames. All you have to do is match them up. Okay I know there's only 18 total so I've added two previous clubs and and used one older name. 
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 Stations of the Cross, also known as the Way of the Cross or the Way of Sorrows, is a devotion that follows fourteen different moments from the day Jesus died. The pictures are in order, you just need to match what is happening in them. 
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. 
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!) 
Ten AFL club names and ten pictures of their nicknames. All you have to do is match them up. 
Associated with romance and optimism, pink occurs in many lovely shades in a wide variety of natural and cultural contexts. I hope you will be feeling in the pink when you take this quiz! 
This is a follow-up quiz to my previous effort - Common Sydney Birds. Can you identify these feathered friends? All photos have been taken by me. 
Beanie Kids were introduced to Australia and New Zealand in September 1997 by Skansen Giftware. These little teddies rapidly became one of the most sought after collectables. You actually don't need any knowledge of the bears to play this quiz.. 
All words either begin or finish with 'end'. Clues can be literal or phonetic - just see it, join it and write it. Answers are singular unless shown otherwise. The picture is part of the clue not the answer!
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!) 
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.
Animals, especially anthropomorphic animals, frequently have a vital role in video games. In this quiz, see if you can match the character's name with the real-life animal they are supposed to be. 
One-time quiz-maker Vanoula wrote this mixed film quiz in 2002. I've adopted it and added pictures - some for fun, some as a little clue. See how you do! 
These ten pictures are simply some clues in a colour. Just put the two together and come up with a saying, phrase, book, TV show or movie. One of the words is always the colour it is written in, the other (or others) refer to the written clue. 
These ten people were all born on December 31st. Are you familiar with any of them? The pictures may help. I will explain why I chose each one in the interesting info. 
Take a look and take a trip! This quiz looks at ten picturesque locations from "The Amazing Race 35", and all you need to do is remember what may have happened at each one. Good luck! 
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. 
Religions use sacred symbols to convey profound truths, foster a sense of identity and provide a visual language for spiritual concepts. How well do you know the sacred symbols of various religions? 
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. 
"And" is a very common word. It also goes behind many different letters and combinations of letters to make other words. Match these pictures and letters so that the word formed from the letters plus "and" describes what you see. 
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. 
While some of these are quite common in the region where they originate, they are not widely seen around the rest of the world. Can you identify each of these breeds of dog from their description? Pictures may help! 
Animals have all sorts of different homes they make for themselves and lots that we make for them when we keep them as pets or on a farm. All you have to do here is match the animal with the picture of the place it lives in 
Another westward jaunt around the planet should be nice! Take a stop at these ten destinations and identify where you might be. Good luck! 
Match each diamond photo, the hardest substance known to man, to its proper cut. 
For this dining experience, several courses, components, and tastes, all from France. Test your knowledge of French food, drinks, and preparations. Bon appétit et bon chance! 
Each of these pictures should bring to mind a famous song by an artist or band. Match the picture to the singer(s). 
South America is a continent entirely in the western Hemisphere and mostly in the southern. It includes twelve sovereign states which I am focusing on in this quiz. Each state has at least one thing that makes a geographical top of the world list. 
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.
São Tomé and Principe is one of Africa's lesser-known countries. It's a tiny island country off the western coast of Central Africa, and Africa's smallest sovereign state next to the Seychelles. 
Some time ago I wrote a quiz recalling toys, books and events of my childhood and youth, in the 1950s through the early 1970s. We'll revisit some of those memories here, this time with pictures!
Lateral thinking is an asset here.
Theme parks don't have unlimited space, so at some points rides get redone. Either they receive a new theme, they're rebuilt from the ground or replaced entirely. Here are 10 rides from Europe and the US in their current shape, but what was there before? 
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.
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