Most of us have fingers - some of us even have the occasional thumb. But can you answer these questions that refer to the names we use for our upper digits? 
Average, 10 Qns, Red_John,
Oct 06 26
Category:
Thematic Hands
Most of us have fingers - some of us even have the occasional thumb. But can you answer these questions that refer to the names we use for our upper digits? 
Somewhere between stamp-collecting and cannibalism lies a sweet spot where hobbies get delightfully weird and niche without involving the authorities. Here are ten such hobbies and activities I found. Let's get niche together! Have fun! Average, 10 Qns, NeuralSpicy,
Oct 05 26
Category:
Hobbies Other
Etymological "Which Came First?"
In English, we often borrow the name of one thing to describe something else. Centuries later, it's not always obvious which meaning came first! This quiz puts ten such pairs head-to-head to see if you can figure out which one spawned the other. Average, 10 Qns, trident,
Sep 23 26
Category:
Etymology
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The American Civil War (1861-1865) cost the lives of some 650,000 soldiers. Since many commanders still led their men from the front, casualties among even generals were high. Match the general to the battle in which they were killed.
Average, 15 Qns, Reamar42,
Sep 10 26
Category:
Civil War Figures
Select all the members of the horse family (Equidae) in the list and avoid the non-horses.
Easier, 15 Qns, misdiaslocos,
Sep 08 26
Category:
Perissodactyls- Rhinos and Equines
Can you match each of these fictional detectives with their primary place of residence? Some of them travel a bit, but the map shows where they are based.
Easier, 10 Qns, looney_tunes,
Sep 29 26
Category:
Fictional Detectives
On the left are the titles of ten works of classical music that children will enjoy, but with one word missing. Can you fill in these missing words from the list on the right?
Very Easy, 10 Qns, stedman,
Aug 26 26
Category:
Music for Kids
An Introduction
This quiz covers a few basic topics about the history, terminology, and functions of large language models, the emerging technology that has wiggled its way into our lives whether we like it or not. Have fun! Average, 10 Qns, NeuralSpicy,
Aug 10 26
Category:
Software and Programming
Pick the Real Currencies
This quiz may be filled with twenty types of currency, but only half of them are in circulation in the real world. Exchange what you can and select the legal tender; avoid selecting the fictional money. Good luck! Easier, 10 Qns, kyleisalive,
Aug 08 26
Category:
Currencies
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Geographical Features of England
Can you locate these noteworthy features of England's geography? Easier, 12 Qns, patrickk,
Aug 06 26
Category:
England - General
I adopted this quiz and learned quite a bit about fascinating history in the field of forestry. Label the event to the time in the tree's ring.
Average, 10 Qns, stephgm67,
Jul 30 26
Category:
Forestry and Plant Conservation
In almost 100 years, the FIFA World Cup has thrown up some interesting factoids to make you go "huh". Can you answer these questions about some that make us go "huh"?
Average, 10 Qns, Red_John,
Jul 30 26
Category:
FIFA World Cup
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. Easier, 10 Qns, stephgm67,
Jul 16 26
Category:
World Myth
This quiz is about common motifs throughout Agatha Christie's works. Select the odd one out of each group of four, according to the criterion specified in the question.
Average, 10 Qns, MotherGoose,
Jul 17 26
Category:
Thematic Christie
Match each moral to the appropriate fable that is attributed to - or later added to the collection of works by - Aesop. The taxonomic hints give the genus associated with at least one character named in the title of the relevant fable. Good luck!
Average, 10 Qns, jonnowales,
Jul 07 26
Category:
Aesop
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This quiz is about common motifs throughout Agatha Christie's works. Select the odd one out of each group of four, according to the criterion specified in the question.
Average, 10 Qns, MotherGoose,
Jun 28 26
Category:
Thematic Christie
Ordering the Planets by Proxy
My Very Elegant Mother Catherine Just Sat Upon Nine Porcupines, but that knowledge will only take you so far in this quiz. Place the planets in their correct order from the sun based on their descriptions by proxy. Easier, 10 Qns, patrickk,
Jun 15 26
Category:
Thematic Space
There are many stories about the Knights of the Round Table. While some sources say there were a dozen of them, others say there were as many as 1600! Easier, 10 Qns, ponycargirl,
Jun 15 26
Category:
Arthurian Legends
Inventions' Bad Yelp Reviews
Sometimes I scroll through pages of Yelp Reviews just for fun... Even the best of the best can be given few stars from an angry reviewer. But what if Yelp always existed? Let's scroll through a few of these "Trivielp" reviews together. Average, 10 Qns, salami_swami,
May 29 26
Category:
Inventors
"Nothing Gold Can Stay"
While Ponyboy and Johnny were hiding from the law, they spent time reading "Gone With the Wind" and watching the sunrise. When Johnny spoke of the beauty of a sunrise, "Too bad it couldn't stay like that all the time", Ponyboy remembered the poem. Very Easy, 10 Qns, ponycargirl,
May 26 26
Category:
Frost, Robert
Animals of the Makgadikgadi Pans
Most animals simply cannot survive in high salt environments. This quiz is about species that thrive in one of the most inhospitably salty habitats that our planet has to offer, and other species that feed off them in turn. Easier, 13 Qns, jonnowales,
May 22 26
Category:
Africa
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Horse racing is a popular sport with origins that date back thousands of years to ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia. While it was nicknamed the Sport of Kings in the early 1600s due royal patronage and the expense involved, it is still popular worldwide.
Easier, 10 Qns, ponycargirl,
Jun 17 26
Category:
Horse Racing
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. Average, 10 Qns, trident,
May 07 26
Category:
Logic Puzzles
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. Average, 10 Qns, stephgm67,
Apr 28 26
Category:
American Board Games
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park
When an atom bomb demolished the centre of Hiroshima, a large empty space was created, which is now the site of the Hiroshima Peace Park. Average, 10 Qns, looney_tunes,
May 21 26
Category:
Monuments & Memorials
The Red Dragon
Perhaps I am biased but the Welsh flag is surely one of the world's best? Can you pick out the Welsh words relevant to ten selected features of the magnificent flag known as 'Y Ddraig Goch' or in English, 'The Red Dragon'. Pob lwc (good luck)! Easier, 10 Qns, jonnowales,
Apr 04 26
Category:
Welsh
A Smattering of Zero, Nil and Nought
Nothing to see here ... (a lot of nothing, to be precise). Easier, 12 Qns, patrickk,
Apr 03 26
Category:
0
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Sometimes the idea of death drives us to madness, and sometimes madness brings upon us (or others) an early death. Identify the artists of these 12 famous masterpieces that knew just that. Warning: Contains gruesome scenes. Average, 12 Qns, trident,
Apr 20 26
Category:
Art By Subject
Sir Cumference is a fractured knight who fractures all that he touches... making it impossible for him to build that table. Worse he has also splintered his knightly duties and has been ordered back to night school to re-learn how to be a knight.
Average, 10 Qns, pollucci19,
Mar 18 26
Category:
Fractured Words
Between 1969 and 1972, a total of nine Apollo Lunar Modules received names. Can you answer these general knowledge questions about their names, rather than the spacecraft?
Average, 10 Qns, Red_John,
Mar 16 26
Category:
Apollo Missions
Feline anagramming
In an alternate timeline, cats rule the Earth. Here are twelve of them, pictured, including translations of their names. (Yeah, they have pretty strange name choices).
Match each name to the correct picture - and remember the title. Average, 12 Qns, WesleyCrusher,
Mar 12 26
Category:
Anagrams
These different creatures are having a bite to eat that rhymes with the type of animal they happen to be. Type the two words that complete the phrase that goes along with the picture. Easier, 10 Qns, stephgm67,
Mar 06 26
Category:
Rhymes
Come on man! Just spit it out why don't you. Match these stretched out tune titles to the stretched out artists.
Average, 10 Qns, bigjohnsludge,
Feb 24 26
Category:
Music in Other Words
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based on "Richard Osman's House of Games"
The sixteen 'words' below needed to be sorted into four very different categories. But all the vowels have been changed. Can you work out what they should be, and which ones go together? For example FanTrovoe would become FunTrivia. Easier, 16 Qns, Lottie1001,
Feb 23 26
Category:
Mystery Sort
No hyperbole here. The ads promise that salt has 101 uses, and this quiz will list a full century-and-change, from the kitchen to the factory to church and the racetrack. Join me in investigating the many faces of this most practical rock.
Average, 20 Qns, etymonlego,
Jul 15 26
Category:
Thematic Food
For some students, Math is their hardest subject. Others may choose Chemistry. This quiz puts those two together, oh no! Given seventeen elements, find ten that have a periodic table number equal to a perfect square, such as nine, three times three.
Average, 10 Qns, GBfan,
Apr 04 26
Category:
Periodic Table
Religious Figures of India and Tibet
India and Tibet have many key religious figures in both Buddhism and Hinduism. Some came on an almost sinner-to-saint path, some were courtesans before finding their way, and some were innately saintly. Tough, 12 Qns, stephgm67,
Feb 05 26
Category:
Religious Figures
Happy Groundhog Day! In this puzzle, you may experience some feelings of deja vu. This is fully intentional and carefully calibrated by your quizmaster. Keep an eye out for any patterns... and breaks from patterns. Relax and have fun with it!
Average, 10 Qns, etymonlego,
Feb 02 26
Category:
Unique Quizzes
The 8000m Peaks
Only fourteen mountains in the world exceed 8000m / 26,247 feet in elevation; can you identify these lofty peaks? Average, 14 Qns, patrickk,
Feb 01 26
Category:
Mountains & Volcanoes
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Possession by supernatural entities and the banishment of evil forces are not just popular plot devices for horror movies, but are part of the core beliefs of many world religions. This quiz touches on some aspects of this fascinating topic. Average, 10 Qns, LadyNym,
Jan 31 26
Category:
Thematic Religious Mixture
Fights in UK Football
Footballers are volatile creatures, and there are times when things come to a head on the pitch and fights break out between players. This quiz is about fights that have taken place between footballers. Note: one non-UK question. Average, 10 Qns, Kankurette,
Jan 31 26
Category:
UK
Here follows ten "works of art" - by some FunTrivia guy (JW) masquerading as an artist - depicting film and television in the completely fabricated style of Postneoplasticism (Piet Mondrian's Neoplasticism but with more colour and far less discipline). Average, 10 Qns, jonnowales,
Jan 16 26
Category:
TV & Movies Mixture
The 2025-26 men's Ashes test series in Australia was one of the most anticipated test series in cricket memory, and delivered some dramatic moments. This quiz will test your recollection of this whirlwind series.
Average, 10 Qns, Daaanieeel,
Jan 09 26
Category:
Ashes Tests
We all ooze. Some of us ooze more than others. But this is a quiz about FAMOUS oozes of history: gross, damaging, often deadly oozes with high eww-factors. So come on in and bring a towel. Things are about to get oozy. Enjoy! Average, 10 Qns, JJHorner,
Jan 08 26
Category:
Disasters
Grab your kayak, catamaran, or dinghy, we are going on an adventure! Not every body of water is clear or blue; some have unique properties giving them a gorgeous hue. Can you identify these waters around you? Easier, 10 Qns, salami_swami,
May 10 26
Category:
Bodies of Water Photo Quizzes
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This is a journey beyond the Sun, past fields of charged particles, lonely stars, shattered remnants, galactic cores, colossal structures, and relic light. Arrange these ten cosmic landmarks by distance from the Sun, closest to farthest.
Difficult, 10 Qns, MrNobody97,
Jan 21 26
Category:
Astronomy
A quiz to cover basic terminology and strategy linked to sports gambling for beginners. Have fun :)
Average, 10 Qns, dim_dude,
Dec 07 25
Category:
Casinos & Gambling
Ever try to play 6 degrees of separation between writers? I've always wanted to make a loop of what famous authors have said about one another while playing literary critic. In this quiz, you'll do exactly that!
Average, 12 Qns, etymonlego,
May 17 26
Category:
Authors and their Works
Inspired by a consistent ability to score 14/16 in a Mystery Sort portal, this author sought an easier pathway to success. In this alternate world, there are four distinct groups, but with an undisclosed overall theme. This is the second such quiz.
Easier, 16 Qns, 1nn1,
Nov 20 25
Category:
Mystery Sort
Thomas Nast created "Peace In Union" in 1895, which depicted the surrender meeting at Appomattox Court House in 1865. Label each of the men in that painting. And learn a bit more about this momentous day in U.S. history.
Average, 10 Qns, stephgm67,
Nov 19 25
Category:
Civil War Figures
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