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The Olympics are synonymous with excellence, a means for athletes to test themselves against the best and surpass their own personal best. The Games strive for equality and a field of fair play... and, to this end, the athletes will pledge an oath.

The ancient Greeks had a lot of deities in their myths/religion. There are deities, and there are deities, and then there are the Twelve Olympians. Well, actually, make that Thirteen - some sources name a certain god and others a certain goddess instead.

From the Greek word 'topos' meaning region, a toponym is a place name derived from a topographical area. Some well-known foods get their names from the place with which they are associated; match these ones with the place that gave it its name.

This is part of the collection of state anthems/songs of the United States of America. I hope you enjoy learning about them as much as I did.

Let's head back to 1980 and revisit the complete and utter insanity that is Barry Manilow's "Bermuda Triangle". Fill in the lyrical blanks of this absurd song that I secretly, now not-so-secretly, enjoy.

A mix of 10 People questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

Looking up to the skies enables us to see various astronomical phenomena. How many can you recognise just by looking at a photo? This quiz will let you find out.

Read the clues and match to a pair of rhyming words. For example, the match to "isolated femur" would be "lone bone", like the one the dog is munching on in the photo. Enjoy!

Sort out these words into their correct categories. Perhaps the title of the quiz is a clue... perhaps.

All of these movie titles have the name of a noble figure within them. All you need to do is match them to where in the world they were set.

From the clues given can you work out which of these kings of England or the UK are a Henry, an Edward, a George or William?

In some respects the title is a bit of a misnomer as Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan has a fear of flying. However, he warrants the moniker due to his rapid ascension through the ranks frim CIA analyst to becoming the President of the United States.

Ten hits from the 1990s (single release date) with titles related in one way or another to the devil and his hellish home. Match the artist to the song and have a wicked time!

I turned forty in 2024, so what better quiz to write than a quiz based around the big 4-0? Some of these answers are associated with the number forty; however, five are associated with other numbers. Can you spot the odd ones out?

This is a picture of a basic, casual dinner setting. Can you put the items where they belong? There are some etiquette tips thrown in. Good luck!

Australia plays host to such an array of dangerous creatures that the mention of the country is bound to create nightmares for some. The dangerous creatures within this quiz are ones that may use venom as a bioweapon.

Throughout its history, the US has been involved in many wars, both on its own territory and overseas. Can you pick out the battles in which the US was an active participant?

As a long-time aficionado of British indie band Editors, I owed them a quiz. Fill in the lyrics in one of my favourite Editors songs. I sincerely hope you look them up and listen to their music.

This is part of the collection of state anthems/songs of the United States of America. I hope you enjoy learning about them as much as I did.

I will give you ten Elvis Presley songs and six songs by other artists, and you pick out the songs that Elvis Presley sings.

'Rayman' was released on the original PlayStation (PSX) - amongst other platforms - back in 1995 and is still a well-regarded video game many decades on. Pair each feature of the PSX version of 'Rayman' with the appropriate picture clue. Best of luck!

The 20th century was a time of experimentation and innovation in art. Pictured is "The Blue Rider" (1903) by Wassily Kadinsky. Can you identify the creators of ten other 20th-century works of art?

Identify which of these MLB notables made their name in baseball as managers.

The quiz looks at a range of people whose name is either Rose, a derivation of Rose, or the word rose appears somewhere within their name. Most of them bear the sweet scents of success, but be warned, some are laden with thorns.

Birth and death are a natural part of life. The author of this quiz was born in 1974. This matching quiz is about those who died in 1974.

All these films have a nationality in the title. All you need to do is match the title to the clues.

Characters named Dorothy, or some of that name's derivatives, such as Dot, for example, have not been a favoured name for creators. Following are some of them.

Here we have a tangle of twelve reptiles that need to find their families. Help match the correct ICZN (International Code of Zoological Nomenclature) family to each of these twelve creatures. (Click the images for a closer look!)

The first name Al can be an abbreviation for several longer names. Can you sort these people according to their birth name? Some are commonly known as Al, some by their full name, but today all you need is Al.

Biology is the study of living things and why and how they do the things that they do. This quiz is a brief look at the things that make living things... living things.