Can you name the ancient cities from these clues. From ancient Greece to the Incan Andes, stopping shortly to take a look through Europe and beyond!
Average, 10 Qns, durendal,
Mar 29 20
Category:
Ancient History
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Rebus clues, with a twist. You'll first have to identify the items in the picture, then say them aloud and work out the rebus. The hints will tell you the number of words and the number of letters in each word. |
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All of these mystery terms start with the letter "O". Can you find their correct categories? Good luck! 
Remember that wooden puzzle you had as a kid? How many of these States of the Union can you identify from an outline map alone? |
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This quiz is a continuation of my "Architecture ABC's" series, and will feature letters K-T. See what you know about terms used in architecture! |
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In the 17th century, Europeans set out to explore and exploit resources around the globe, writing history along the way. Meanwhile, life went on in Africa. What was happening there? (For speed, you can cut to the last sentence of each question.) |
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This is a quiz about things that end or that are at the end or that are themselves endings or that come at the end or come to an end or are on the end ... and the like.
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Slavery lasted for several centuries in America, from the 1600s to 1865. This quiz traces the course of this terrible practice. It's not a pleasant topic, but we can only be thankful that it finally came to an end. |
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Tough quiz ahead. A country's flag is the very crux of its identity. Yet with a few small substitutions (and ignoring dimensions), we can totally change one nation's flag into another country's flag. It's enough to make a grown vexillologist weep. |
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