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

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?

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.

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.

I have written a Shakespearean sonnet (also known as an English sonnet) about William Shakespeare himself. The interesting info will go into more depth as a sonnet is very limited with only 14 lines to work. 10 words are missing from the sonnet.

In the year after her death in 2022 Queen Elizabeth II had 4 children, 8 grandchildren, and 13 great grandchildren - one posthumous. For this quiz you need to place the great-grandchildren with her children, their grandparents.

This quiz is dedicated to some famous historical characters who have had places named after them. Can you match each name with its description?

Here, the wisdom and wit of kings resonates. Prepare to immerse yourself in the grandeur of monarchical insight as we explore timeless quotes from kings and monarchs. Are you ready to crown yourself with knowledge fit for royalty?

In 1301 the English King Edward I became the first to use the title "Prince of Wales" to designate his heir apparent. He was close to the completion of his conquest of Wales, and thought it might help to maintain control of the area.

Each of these famous individuals from the fields of art, politics, sports, etc., were born a decade apart from one another. Can you put them in the correct order starting in 1885?

Here are some excerpts from the diaries of Sophia Tolstoy, the wife of the Russian writer Leo Tolstoy. They give an idea of what their coexistence was like and how troubled their marital life was. Please fill in the missing word.

The last public speech Martin Luther King ever gave was to support striking sanitation workers in the city where he would be assassinated the very next day. Please Note: This quiz contains some language that would not be acceptable for a modern audience.

This is a quiz produced by The Internationals about some quotations that have inspired, amused, or exasperated us.

There have been many cases of missing people; adults and children, famous people and regular joes who have never been found. Can you match the name of the missing person to the circumstances in which they disappeared?

The personalities appearing in this quiz changed their original names for various reasons. One can argue that original names, stage names, and nicknames are an important part of the identity or the personality of any person.

We're lucky to be part of a site that visually rewards us for our achievements. Real life isn't so direct or kind. This is a quiz about ten famous people and the badges they would earn. Have fun :)

On Friday 11th December 1936, the former King Edward VIII made this statement, through the BBC, aiming to set out the reasons that led him to renounce the throne. Please, fill in the missing word.

There's no place like home! Can you match these authors with their birthplaces?

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

Much has been written about Crazy Horse since his death in 1877. He was described by the people who knew him as a brave warrior and generous leader, who desperately wanted to preserve his way of life.

Each of these famous individuals from the fields of art, politics, sports, etc., were born a decade apart from one another. Can you put them in the correct order starting in 1884?

You will have a list of 10 political/ politically motivated assassins. Put them into the area of the world where they COMMITTED their assassinations. The question is only about their most well-known murders not any other crimes they may have done.

Did you know that Nostradamus predicted his own death? "Tomorrow, at sunrise, I shall no longer be here," and he was right! Here are some last words that left an impression. Can you name the people who uttered them?

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

These ten famous people from different areas were born in June in different centuries. You have to put them in birth order, starting in the 18th century.

Each of these famous individuals from the fields of art, politics, sports, etc., were born a decade apart from one another. Can you put them in the correct order starting in 1883?

This not a quiz about a video game. While every person mentioned in this quiz is featured in "Civilization VI", you do not need to have played the game to do well. Enjoy and good luck :)

Match each person, whose first and last names both began with the letter "H", to something unique about that person. Names are those commonly associated with the person; that to say, a universally accepted nickname or "professional" name may be used.

A number of beloved folk left us too soon, passing away in 2023. Match the person to one of the things for which they were known. This quiz is part of the Phoenix Rising Global Tour.

Each of these famous individuals from the fields of art, politics, sports, etc., were born a decade apart from one another. Can you put them in the correct order starting in 1882?