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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?

A quiz about the ultimate car from the former Eastern Bloc - the Trabant or 'Trabbie', with some questions about other East German cars for a bit of variety.

Identify the real stops on the West Midlands Metro tram network while avoiding the red herrings.

In the tradition of the biblical Tower of Babel, humanity continues to reach for the sky, trying to surpass the previous record for the tallest buildings and towers in the world. Can you determine what kind of structures these overreaching buildings are?

The Arab League was formed in 1945 as a co-operative organisation of Arabic-speaking countries. In the 2020s it has 22 members. Can you pick out just 15 of them from this list?

Many famous people have died, but few receive as much publicity as organizational and state leaders, or controversial politicians. This is a quiz on assassinations or executions of famous powerful people in history.

The "Twelve Days of Christmas" is a very old Christmas song with the 'true love' receiving many presents over the period. I've given you all the presents all you have to do is put them in the correct order.

The modern US Democratic Party was founded in 1828. Between 1828 and 2024, 16 presidents have been Democrats, including Joe Biden (the 46th president). Can you pick out his 15 predecessors?

'Advance Australia Fair' was adopted as the national anthem in 1974. Can you fill in the blanks to complete the lyrics?

The United Nations system includes 15 specialized international agencies that work with the UN to tackle various issues. Can you match each of the ten listed here with its field of expertise? The acronyms should help you to figure out which is which.

When UK roads were classified in 1913 the six most important were numbered from A1 to A6. This quiz is about places on the A4, which starts in the City of London at Holborn Circus and runs west to Avonmouth, a suburb of Bristol.

National flags are patriotic symbols that began as heraldic devices during battle. The colours and emblems are chosen for a purpose to represent their country. This quiz refers to the symbols or emblems that appear on some of them.

The basis for all Romance languages today, Latin is over 2000 years old, with some key phrases still being in use despite the language having few native speakers. Here are some phrases and their English translations - just match them up.

In 2022 we did a trip around the globe, not following the usual tourist routes, but visiting particular places for family events. Follow us on our trip.

In 1948, the United States Navy was authorized to build the first supercarriers, the "United States" class ships. This class was followed by the "Forrestal" class of the early 1950s. How much do you know about these ships?

This is one of Winston Churchill's famous war speeches from 1940. How much do you remember of this historic end of it? Just match the words to where they fit.

Castles were built originally as fortifications against invaders. Many are now in ruins but some survived as homes and tourist attractions. Can you place the county in which these ten castles are situated?

The British public is fond of its historic railway network and is even more fond of complaining about it! Select the correctly-named railway stations and avoid the imposters.

You might think of the USA as the home of fast food, and while the likes of McDonald's and Starbucks started out there before dominating the world, plenty of other countries have their own fast food restaurant chains. Can you find them on the map?

My initial reaction to getting this quiz title in an author's challenge, was that someone was pulling my leg. After a quick search, I realised that this was for real and here is the proof!

The rulers listed in this quiz represent many different eras in history. Some were kings or emperors. Others served as politicians or dictators. Your task is to sort the rulers, putting them with the correct country.

Here are 12 well-known tourist attractions from all three countries in North America. You'll have to place them in the country where they are located.

Elder Futhark is an ancient runic alphabet used by Germanic peoples. It consists of 24 characters and holds symbolic meanings. See if you can match the name of the character with the character itself. Good luck!

The Alps offer many routes for motorists and cyclists to enjoy spectacular views. Can you match ten of the most scenic pass roads to the country or countries where they are located?

Come on a world tour of red, white and blue attractions. Just match the pictures to the correct names.

First designed during World War II, the U.S. "Midway" class aircraft carriers were completed too late to see action in that conflict. They did go on to serve the U.S. Navy as front line units for some 40 years. How much do you know about these ships?

Easter, for Christians, represents Jesus' return from the dead, and is also associated with fertility and the coming of spring. This quiz is about Easter customs from different countries - and it's not just about chocolate eggs!

When UK roads were classified in 1913 the six most important were numbered from A1 to A6. This quiz is about places on the A3, which starts in the City of London at the north end of London Bridge and runs through Surrey and Hampshire to Portsmouth.

The largest class of capital ships ever built were the American "Essex" class aircraft carriers. Authorized before World War II, these ships were some of the longest serving vessels in the U.S. Navy. Test your knowledge of these fine ships.

"Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds." This famous quote by J. Robert Oppenheimer, taken from Hindu scripture, accurately describes the power of the atom bomb.