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All of the written words listed in this quiz are part of Stephen King's bibliography. All you need to do is identify the ones that are part of his collection of novels. Leave anything from his short story collections, novellas, and non-fiction works.

This quiz has a mixture of questions with the theme of reptiles. Match the reptile on the right to the clue on the left - the questions cover different Fun Trivia categories.

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.

Twenty-seven books compose the New Testament, the new covenant regarded by Christians as the fulfillment of the Old. Can you put them in the right order? A brief consideration of themes and scholarship follows.

Sometimes, watching sports feels scripted, almost like watching a movie. In this case though, these are ten actual movies about ten different sports. See if you can identify which movie is about which sport, and if you can have fun doing it :)

Can you tell the difference between a duchess and something Dutch? How about separating the terms from the jump-rope game, double dutch, from both? You might be tempted to "skip" this quiz, but please don't.

Many groups and solo artists have Joe, Joseph or Joey in their names. Match the Joe with their hit.

One of the mysteries to be overcome when learning to play or watch cricket is the somewhat arcane names for the fielding positions. This quiz looks at many of these!

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.

Unlike most other parts of the world, the United States has never had a monarchy or hereditary nobility. Still, we have had our share of Kings and Queens. Can you identify these ten people, all of whom are associated with the words "King" or "Queen"?

Ahoy, ye scurvy dogs and landlubbers alike! Welcome aboard this here quiz o' the Seven Seas! Prepare yer sea legs and sharpen yer wits, for we be settin' sail on a voyage to test yer knowledge of the vast waters that cover our world. Ye ready? Arrr!

Jabberwocky is a fantastic bit of poetry from Lewis Carroll. Can you fill in the missing words and complete the quest?

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.

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

Many idioms and proverbs involve body parts. This quiz has ten from the upper body. You just need to figure out which part from the clues and match them to the diagram.

Can you identify the municipalities found in the country of Poland?

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

Not all versions of the Christian text known as the Bible are the same. Sometimes this is due to differing translations of specific words; sometimes it is disagreement as to whether specific texts should be included.

Despite the UK's historic reputation for having terrible food, the Michelin guide has awarded three stars to multiple restaurants in the UK. Can you match the chef to the English restaurant where he or she earned her stars?

In many ecosystems, sharks are apex predators that can efficiently take down prey of nearly any size. Here are ten questions that test your knowledge of these champions of the sea.

Welcome! You are given the names of ten cities of the world. A river runs through each of them. You have to match city with river. Enjoy! (Some answers may seem to fit two questions, but there is only one correct solution to the quiz.)

Match the missing word/clues to the album that debuted in the ARIA Top 50 in the weeks between April 26th and May 10th 2009.

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

Green is a secondary color. That means you have to mix two other colors to get green. You mix blue and yellow to make green. Many things are green. Can you identify these ten items?

Here is a list of songs which are all remakes of old ones. All you have to do is name the original artist.

Through the worm hole and wow! What a planet. Everyone and everything is booze oriented. It's all about the alcohol here. Hope I can get out of here sober. Match the boozie songs to the boozie artists.

Though superficially similar to the Western one, the Chinese zodiac has its own unique features, rooted in the philosophy and culture of that vast country. Can you put the list of Chinese zodiac animals into the correct order?

World War II dominated the 1940s on a global stage but it was also a period of great change. All the events in this quiz occurred in the 30s, 40s, and 50s. Your job is to identify those events that occurred specifically only in the 1940s.

Plants, flowers and fruits have inspired many colour names - some very common, others a bit more exotic. Can you match the description of each plant with the colour named after it?