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"All The World's a Stage" is from Shakespeare's play, "As You Like It" (Act II, Scene VII), where the character Jaques reveals seven ages of man from birth till death. This quiz examines significant plays throughout the ages. Please sort chronologically.

The Greek gods and goddesses of Mount Olympus have joined the ranks of the corporate world, and each of them needs a new modernized logo. Search for symbols associated with each deity and match them up corrrectly. (Click the images for a closer look!)

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

I will give you the definition of a word with the word "air" in it, and you match that word to the definition.

Ancient cultures worldwide have each had their own mythology, involving a range of gods and goddesses. Ancient Chinese culture was no different, producing a wealth of deities to worship.

Myths are works of fiction, but are they totally false? Is there a grain of truth within the myth or was the story based on a truth? The questions in this quiz introduce the myth, you'll need to read the information that follows to find the truth.

The Baltic states are Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. The myths and legends of this region are less known than many others but I have built in clues to help you with this narrative quiz. You just need to fill in the blanks with the correct words.

Half planets and half other celestial objects, can you match up these bodies in the Solar System to their namesake's role in Ancient Roman mythology?

I will give you an animal idiom with the name of the animal missing, and you match the name of the animal to the idiom.

Here are ten questions about wonderful musicals that have been staged. Answer based on the stage version in the event there is also a movie version as they may differ. All of the musicals start with W (not counting articles).

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

The key to winning the board game "Scrabble" is find the double and triple bonus tiles and hopefully use your highest point letters there. All approved words come from the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary by speakers of American and Canadian English.

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

The vast English vocabulary includes quite a few words with spellings that are not usual for the language. In this quiz you will have to match words beginning with BH and DH - all found in major English dictionaries - with their meanings.

The classic poem of British English pronunciation, slightly abridged. Knowledge of pronunciation of the words is more important than knowledge of the poem.

Here we find five renowned art movements that span different centuries. Match the famous paintings to one of these five movements: Renaissance, Baroque, Impressionism, Realism, and Cubism. (Some images have been cropped for detail.)

The Vatican City is home to many famous artworks. In this quiz select those artworks which have their permanent home in the Vatican City while avoiding those housed elsewhere.

Many idioms and proverbs involve some sort of animal. How successful will you be in figuring out which idioms and proverbs contain the name of an animal?

English has borrowed many words from languages all over the world, including East Asia. Can you determine which of these 12 words come from Chinese, Korean or Japanese?

Musical characters are not always human - they include animals, plants, ogres, witches and more. Can you sort out the 12 songs performed by non-humans?

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

Richard Rodgers worked with a number of lyricists to compose an array of memorable musicals. This quiz looks at his lengthy (1919-1943) partnership with Lorenz Hart.

The ancient Greeks had lots of deities in their religion. There are Titans, Muses, nymphs, etc., and then there are the Twelve Olympians. Actually, make that Thirteen - some sources name a certain goddess and others a certain god instead.

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?

Deities associated to various aspects of fertility appear in the mythologies of most world cultures.This quiz is dedicated to gods - rather than goddesses - that have a connection with this essential aspect of human existence.

Nearly all of us are familiar with the gods and goddesses of the sun, war and love and the tricksters of Greek and Roman myth, but how about those from other regions. Fill in the blanks in this quiz from the hints given in the narrative.

This will continue a series of ten-letter word quizzes. Use the description and photo to come up with a word that starts with "N" and is ten letters long. Enjoy!

The Renaissance was for many a time of prosperity, confidence, and a deep sense of well-being and comfort, all reflected in a glorious Art.

Pray, what is the profundity of your lexical repository? Might you endeavor to correlate these recondite, antiquated, or infrequently employed lexemes with their respective signification?

I asked Chat GPT, the online AI Bot, what the capital of Canada was. However, I asked it the question and required it to answer in 10 different ways. See if you can find out which tone Chat GPT used.