Beginnings and Ends Trivia

All stories should have a beginning, a middle and an end. But in what order? Simply put these items in the correct category according to where they came in their own stories.

This is a quiz about things that end or that are at the end or that are themselves endings or that come at the end or come to an end or are on the end ... and the like.

One of the joys of Christmas is being with friends and family. Another is exercising their combined brainpower! This quiz is all about 'The End' and draws inspiration from all sorts of topics.

All the items in this quiz relate to endings-um, or, ends...Have fun!

A few unconnected things that relate to an "end" of some kind. Hopefully one of the last stages of my adventures in authoring! Thanks for playing!

Welcome to my latest quiz in my Adventures in Authoring Quest, a quiz with the theme of questions connected to the word "End". I hope you enjoy playing it.

I love a happy ending, especially when things have looked bleak. Here is a selection of my favourites.

All things come to an end, one way or another, and this quiz looks at a random assortment of endings.

Things in the middle are not necessarily mediocre (although these two words derive from the same Latin root). How many of these "middle" things can you sort?

Some members of the Guild were sitting around celebrating New Years because...well just because it wasn't New Years Eve. The conversation seemed to turn naturally towards new beginnings, and many strange and wonderful things were discussed.

So many loose ends, one over the other. See if you can pick out these 'end-themed' questions and reach the end of this quiz. Good luck!

This quiz is all about starts and beginnings that include, movie titles, wars, documents and even the Bible. Good Luck!

This quiz was written as a challenge quiz. I have mixed several themes dealing with religion, science, and history, and the concept of a Beginning, Middle and End of Time. Enjoy!

All of the following questions have one thing in common: they deal with matters that were never properly brought to a conclusion.