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Indulge in this grape varietal challenge, a test of discernment between the crimson elegance of red and the pristine allure of white. Embark on this vinous journey and uncover the essence of sophistication.

The highest official rank that any professional chess player can achieve is a Grandmaster. Grandmasters hail from many countries; in this quiz, you must match the famous grandmaster on the right hand side to his or her nationality on the left hand side.

Can you find the common factors amongst these coffee-related words to determine four different groupings? Pour yourself an espresso to help you think.

Coffee, wonderful coffee! Since its discovery we have been finding new and amazing ways to enjoy it. Here are 10 different types of coffee. Read the description and match it to the coffee it is describing.

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

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?

Pepsi is known for its strategic sales battle with its archrival Coca-Cola. Far beyond which drink tastes best, this rivalry is about being the best brand. This quiz briefly charts Pepsi's history and quest to become the global market leader in its field

Do you like ABC games? We Internationals do. Some time ago we did one about coffee and were inspired to write this quiz. By now it has been brewing for some time. We dedicate it to the members who have left us since. Please join us to play.

Some types of coffee are associated with, or originated from, specific regions of the world. Can you place them correctly on the map?

Coffee comes in many different species and varieties. Match the coffee to the place on the map where each type of coffee comes from.

Most of the words below are names of coins of the world. Some are the names of animals in other languages. Can you decide which is which?

All you have to do is load Roo with as many items as you can!

These are just 16 of the many games we have at our disposal as sources of entertainment. They can be neatly categorized into four distinct categories. What are the categories? Figure it out :)

This fun game is an excellent combination of skill and luck, can be understood and played at a high level by people of all ages, and is sure to cause some family fights :) Take this quiz to see how much you know about "Settlers of Catan".

Thyme has been an important herb in many cultures for over 4000 years. How much do you know about its history?

Welcome to the brewing beans bonanza! This quiz will challenge your caffeine IQ with different types of coffees. Are you ready to dive into the delightful depths of coffee culture? Let's percolate some fun!

No need to worry if the red port is gone! Here are another 15 potent potables for you to sort into the right category.

Ten grapes. Ten countries. Find the origin of ten famous red wines on a map of Europe.

Juiced up on OJ, that is, not the hard stuff! There are some bananas impersonating oranges in my fruit bowl. Can you sort the real McCoys from the imposters?

Got a sweet tooth? That's good because the world is full of delicious desserts! In this quiz simply match the name of the dessert to its picture.

Some people express surprise that I'm a 30-something-year-old man who enjoys crochet but it's more common than you think! This wonderful craft is done by people of all ages from all walks of life. Here are some questions about this creative hobby.

"Clue/Cluedo" may be the world's most famous murder mystery game but its most famous cast of six suspects and its victim of Mr. Boddy (Dr. Black) are not consistent from game to game.

Have you ever wondered about the origins of some European dishes named for more or less famous people? Hopefully this quiz will satisfy your curiosity - once you have located each dish on the map.

In the original British version of Monopoly, just pick out the real names that are on the board.

Pig's trotter or pettitoe (the culinary term for pig's feet) are found in many international recipes. The photo clues will (hopefully) direct you to a specific country/area which is "home" to these platters of porcine paws.

Can you recognise the red fruits hiding in this fruit bowl, and leave the rest behind? Some have red skins, some have red flesh, some are cultivars of fruits that also come in other colours.

Poor young Steven is lactose intolerant, but he doesn't quite know how to say it. Let's let him know which dairy products from around the world he should avoid eating. (Click the images for a closer look!)

Join me in one bad turn around a Monopoly board. Answers relate to properties, cards, money and rules. Only 4 of the 20 are UK specific. All choices are based on original official rules.

They cut the potato up and fried it. You'd think that would be the end of it, but the same species that visited the moon found countless ways to represent the sliced, fried potato. Have fun :) (Author Challenge: February 2024)

Inspired by a visit to my friend and her lovely, colourful back yard, I decided to try my own hand at gardening. Being a complete neophyte, however, means that I want to start by getting all the tools I need to do the job right. Come shop with me!