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I have taken some pictures of soft toy animals. Can you tell me which animal they are? They have written a few words about themselves as well. |
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In slang usage 'Boots on the Ground' means being or going someplace. In military speak it refers to the number of troops in position. These places where I've had my boots on the ground have all seen significant battles. 
Searching through my local library I came across a picture book about proverbs. Let me tell you-- I've never had more trouble understanding a picture book. A picture is worth a thousand words, so can you help me out by making sense of these? |
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Jupiter, the king of the gods, is in a terrible temper. After Castor & Pollux pulled their last practical joke on him, he had them confined to the dungeons, but SOMEONE set them free. The question is, which god did it? |
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The pictures on the left represent the surnames of some famous detectives. They will either be a direct clue or a homonym. Once you have identified the gumshoe, match him or her with the author that created them. 
There have been a number of quizzes using the word "red" in the title appearing on Fun Trivia lately. Well, here is another one, based on ten Fun Trivia categories. Do you remember reading about or seeing any of these?
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With the Christmas tree nearly decorated, it's time to sing some Christmas carols, and learn a bit about their history. 
Look at the pictures and see what you know about these baby animals and their families. |
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Feast your eyes on twelve of the most delicious breads in the world in this photo match quiz. (Click the photos to get a closer look!)
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