Unique Quizzes Trivia

A pangram is a sentence that contains every letter of the alphabet. Here are ten pangrams with a word missing. Simply work out the missing word from the definition.

These ten pictures are simply some clues in a colour. Just put the two together and come up with a saying, phrase, book, TV show or movie. One of the words is always the colour it is written in, the other (or others) refer to the written clue.

Can you help Mr. Anatomy to find out ten body parts hidden in the word squares? An example is provided in the first question. Have fun and enjoy!

These ten pictures are simply some clues in a colour. Just put the two together and come up with a saying, phrase, book, TV show or movie. One of the words is always the colour it is written in, the other (or others) refer to the written clue

Smash the answer to the question together with the subject of the picture to produce a single word answer. The title picture is a llama. The clue is 'Spanish rice dish', which is paella. Smashing paella and llama together gives 'paellama' as the answer.

Deep focus, not out of focus. A stereogram, or "magic eye" image is one in which a 3 dimensional image can be hidden in a 2 dimensional image. Not everyone can see these, but with a little experimentation maybe you can? Recommended for grades: 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12

A paradox is an assertion that: 1) seems false but is actually true; 2) an assertion that seems true but is actually false; 3) faulty reasoning; or 4) the truth or falsity is indeterminable. See if you can reason through the following paradoxes!

They warned us Dr. Mad's invitation to dinner at his dark mansion had contained all the warning signs of maniacal betrayal. They were right. Scour each image to solve Dr. Mad's puzzles and escape his meandering mansion, a challenge for all who dare!

As part of "Mike and Rowena's Invertebrate Inquisitions", this quiz challenges you to take a CAPITALISED word, add some letters and anagram to find an invertebrate! Oh, and be sure to remove any backbones which you may find along the way.

It's an acrostic -- with a twist. For each clue, figure out which word is being described. Each one relates in some way to a conclusion or ending. (Some words are challenging!) Note the last letter of the first nine answers -- you'll use them at the end.