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Geography
Known for its fine wines and centuries old association with the arts, how much do you know about Western Europe’s largest country?
The small island nation of New Zealand is known for its all conquering rugby union team, beautiful landscapes and indigenous Maori culture. See how much you know about the country that gave us the bungee jump, with these multiple choice questions...
Some of our greatest feats of engineering are the structures that span rivers and bays across the globe. How much do you know about the world's most famous bridges?
Japan is an island country in Asia known for its distinctive culture and traditions. A fascinating mix of the historical and the modern, how much do you know about this nation?
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History
Often referred to as the ‘Roaring Twenties’, how well do you know the decade of growth and prosperity? Test your knowledge with these multiple choice questions...
Select the year in which each of these well-known people were born...
How well do you know the 1930s? Test your knowledge with these multiple choice questions?
How much do you know about the 1990s? Test your knowledge with these multiple choice questions.
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Movies & Television
The role of music in movies has long been established. Test your knowledge of songs from the movies with these multiple choice questions.
Few actors command our attention on screen as much as Denzel Washington. The Hollywood star was recently ranked by the New York Times as the ‘Greatest Actor of the 21st Century’, but how much do you know about the man and his movies..?
The history of cinema is filled with memorable characters. How many of these Best Picture winners can you identify from their main protagonists?
The best taglines can sell a movie to an audience in just a few simple words. Test your knowledge of some of the most iconic taglines with these multiple choice questions...
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Science & Technology
Great architecture combines art and science to create structures of aesthetic appeal and functionality. Test your knowledge of this fascinating subject with these multiple choice questions...
The vastness of space is mind-boggling for most of us, yet we remain fascinated with life beyond our own planet. Test your knowledge of our solar system with these multiple choice questions.
Originally a solution to the space problem, skyscrapers have come to symbolise ambition and transcendence. See how much you know about these iconic buildings.
Country code top-level domains are two-letter extensions indicating a website’s relation to a particular country or territory. How many of these countries can you identify from their ccTLD?
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Music
Though many symphonic works are known simply by a number, some are either given a name by the composer or granted a nickname by the audience. Put your classical music knowledge to the test with these multiple choice questions...
The difference between what the singer is saying and what we actually hear is often quite hilarious. How many of these song lyrics can you correctly identify..?
Music played a huge part in the popular culture of the 1960s. Test your knowledge of this important musical decade by identifying these classic songs from their first lines.
The way that we consume music has changed dramatically over the last twenty years. How many of these 21st Century songs can you identify from their opening lines?
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Numbers
How well do you know the United States of America? Can you work out the numerical answers to each of these wordy clues...?
To celebrate the publication of our 200th quiz, all of the questions in this set relate to the number 200. See how many you can get right...
All of the questions and answers in this quiz are linked by the number two. How many can you answer correctly?
Can you find the numerical answers to these wordy clues about poet and playwright, William Shakespeare...?
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Sport
August, 2012, saw London become the first city to host the summer Olympics three times. How much do you remember about that fantastic fortnight of sport?
Twenty-five football grounds. Three minutes. Name the team that play their home matches at the following stadiums.
Seen by many as the world's most prestigious tennis tournament, how much do you know about the 21st century winners of Wimbledon's men's singles?
Test your knowledge of some of the world’s most iconic sporting venues with these multiple choice questions...
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Art & Literature
Though the topics in this set of trivia are broad, they all relate to things that are known by single letter names or symbols. See how many you know...
Numbers have featured in the titles of many of the world’s most famous books. For each clue below, type the number that completes the title of the novel.
Art museums are amongst the world’s most visited attractions housing everything from ancient artefacts to modern masterpieces. How much do you know about these famous galleries and their iconic collections..?
Put your literary knowledge to the test with these multiple choice questions on famous literary title characters...
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