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My creativity has come to life by adding children's characters to some form of literary technique, all depending on style, rhythm or play on words. It is up to you to decide which type of style I have used.
Come and enjoy a big Christmas lunch at my house in England. First you have to identify what you're eating. You'll have photos to help, though, so it shouldn't be too difficult.
It's amazing how quickly you pick up the words to kids' songs when you have small children! Can you fill in the missing word or words for each of the following well-known songs? The picture should help!
Your task is to pick the most appropriate verb to fill in the blank in the sentence. Easy enough? But as you work your way through the questions you might see a pattern. See if you can find the common bond.
I will describe a famous place in a particular location. Your job is to identify that location (usually the location is a country, but there are a few exceptions).
You can play all the sports covered in this quiz by rolling balls of different sizes and in various ways. Can you identify the sport from the ball used to play it?
Sometimes, the best way to learn a rule is to see what happens when it's broken. Here are ten self-contradicting writing rules, (mostly) originally published by George Trigg and William Safire. Let's work through them and see what they can teach us.
We all know the names of common elements such as oxygen, iron, calcium, etc, but the periodic table also contains many names that are far less familiar. Your task in this quiz is to pick the real element from the fictitious ones.
Ten birds. And just for fun, the first letter of each of the first nine answers will spell out a word describing these lovely creatures. That is for question ten. Happy flying.
U.S. states have a favorite tree, fossil, mineral and flower. They also have an official state bird. See if you can match the birds in these pictures with the states that claim them.
Congaree is a gorgeous, biodiverse, National US Park that often doesn't get enough love. I enjoyed my visit so much that I hope my photos might pique your interest in adding Congaree to your next vacation destinations if you haven't already been there.
Siblings, couples, friends, or enemies, there are many pairs of people in the Bible who are always associated together. See if you can correctly match the ones most likely to be in the same Old Testament story!
Do you have Christmas ornaments shaped as animals on your tree? I have collected quite an unusual variety over the years. See if you can match the clues given with the animals that live in trees.
Those who have "lost" their favorite footwear to the jaws of their precious pup may find a bit of justice in a cruel twist, yet this quiz is about dogs (almost) small enough to be "consumed" by slippers. Thanks, to sally0malley for the challenge!
Lots of countries of the world have flags which only have main colours of red, white and blue. Can you recognise them all from the photos and the questions?
Let's see if you can match the following U.S. Presidents to their Vice Presidents. Each of the Vice Presidents eventually somehow became President in their own right.
Do you think European history starts with Greece? Not quite: while a Greek was the first to write down their history, other people (mostly outside of Europe) came first. What do you know about these people and their history?
This child's prayer is loosely based on the wonderful 1963 novelty song by Allan Sherman, "Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh (A Letter from Camp Granada)". Can you guess the missing words by the pictures shown?
Just as we all know a little classical music from watching old Bugs Bunny cartoons, everyone has picked up bits and tag ends of poetry. Just complete the line.
On the basis of its chemical composition, matter is classified into 'elements', 'compounds' and 'mixtures'. In this quiz, I'll give a substance or a brief description of one, and you tell me whether it's an element, compound or mixture. Enjoy!
A quiz on linear equations in one variable to re-live old memories of high school math. All answers are positive integers. You might want to make a note of the answers as you progress. Enjoy!
The word or words in capital letters can be changed around to make the name of a tree. Here is an example. HAS this tree a name? Answer ASH an anagram of HAS.
Many of our everyday idioms, similes and expressions mention animals. Can you put these sayings together with a little help from our feathered, furred and finned friends?
A compound word combines two separate words into a new term. When you're at home, you are likely to run into many of the compound words featured in this quiz. Can you guess what they are? Good luck!
Fruit is really good, and is often sweet, and fruit is something we all should eat. So let's see what you know, and off to the fruit market we will go!
See if you can identify these people, who either contributed to the Union, led by President Abraham Lincoln, or the Confederacy, led by Jefferson Davis, during the American Civil War.
If you say something is "for the birds," you mean it's silly. Well, here's a silly quiz about birds. Each name is a compound word. I'll describe that word and the 2 words it's made from. Use the clues and pictures to find the bird I'm talking about.