Power and Conflict Trivia

The rules here are simple: answer ten questions and get 'em right. See if you know how best to abide!

Match these fictional works with the wars during which they are set.

"When Hell Freezes Over" is a saying that refers to something that will never happen. See if you can identify these "will never happen" things that did.

People have given their names to various laws in subjects ranging from science to sport, some of which are serious, others just for fun. Can you match these laws with the correct names?

War is often brought on by hatred, envy, greed and fear and results in terror and suffering. Humor is one very human response to that.

In Shakespeare's play "Romeo and Juliet", Mercutio called for "a plague on both your houses" when he was mortally wounded by a Capulet. Feuds between families, groups and even nations are a constant in human history--both in fiction and reality.

All the questions in this quiz deal with the word "tax". These three consecutive letters will be found in either the question or the answer of each question. Let's see how much this quiz taxes your brain cells!

Whether it's electrical, musical, literary, health related or political, one thing is for sure, power makes the world go round. Here are a set of ten questions over a variety of topics, with one thing in common, power.

Evening, all. Join me on my daily rounds of Fun Trivia. There are some terrible criminals hiding in some of those categories.

This quiz asks twenty questions - one from each category - about fights and fighting. Have fun and put your dukes up!

As our team name includes the bird of fire itself, the Phoenix, we feel a special kinship with The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse because the word apocalypse conjures up visions of fire and destruction. This quiz focuses on the rider War.

The theme of this quiz is "Peace". See how many of these questions you know!

Receiving a key to the city is quite an honor. This quiz tests your knowledge of this symbolic practice and the term itself. Best of luck!

The 1866 novel "Crime and Punishment" by Fyodor Dostoyevsky is now regarded as a classic. This quiz tackles the themes of crime and punishment in literature and popular culture.

So, it's almost celebration time for most Americans, so here is a little quiz about revolutions and such fun stuff, as well as a couple of July 4th questions.

You've probably heard of the famous "Murphy's Laws". But how much do you know about the laws, and the history behind them?

Not a quiz about a liking for men with beards, but rather a quiz about survival.

What is your knowledge of various booms and bangs like?

Sure we are much too democratically-minded to care about such nonsense as honorary medals and ribbons and other old stuff.Except Oscars of course.-But nonetheless a little bit of knowledge about such preciosities won't do us much harm , huh ?

A look at some famous duels in history, literature and movies.