Home: Quiz List: Many Magnificent Matches, Part 14

In his creative magic system, characters on the world of Roshar gain powerful abilities when they bond with beings from the cognitive realm called 'spren.' If you have read the books, can you match the character with the spren that they are bonded with?

There are many beautiful flowers around the world, and many thousands of different species. But you might be surprised at which ones are more closely related to one another. Can you match these popular flowers to their taxonomic families?

Using a selection of songs that span a century, see if you are able to match the correct colour with the song titles provided. Some of these might be more familiar than others. Have fun!

Athletes could compete in just nine different sports in the first modern Olympics in Athens in 1896: aquatics, athletics, cycling, fencing, gymnastics, shooting, tennis, weightlifting, and wrestling. Do you know when the ten in this quiz were introduced?

In 2005, "The Dukes of Hazzard" was remade for the silver screen, following the successful TV series that lasted from 1979 until 1985. Can you match the actors who played the same role between the film and the series? But not only 'The Good Old Boys'...

From Pope Leo XIII, the 256th supreme pontiff who ushered in the 20th century, to Pope Leo XIV, the 267th bishop of Rome... can you match the birth name of each man to his chosen papal name?

These bands and their leaders had different levels of success and popularity, but they all followed the same format of naming. Can you match the 1950s backup group with the bandleader?

The NHL can be one of the most unforgiving leagues, and success year after year is no guarantee. This quiz tests your knowledge of teams that soared one season, only to crash and miss the playoffs the next. Ready to explore hockey's biggest turnarounds?

These bands and their leaders had different levels of success and popularity, and some lasted longer than others, but they all followed the same format of naming. Can you match the 1960s backup group with the bandleader?

Oftentimes, a play is set in a nondescript place (a room or unnamed locale), or in a fictionalized version of existing places. In these ten examples, however, the playwright has named their fictional setting. Can you match the author to their setting?