This page contains a number of quizzes we created and got sent that do not classify in another category:
● Alphabet Soup Quiz V6
● Tangled Words V1
● Alphabet Soup Quiz V5
● Alphabet Soup Quiz V4
● Alphabet Soup Quiz V3
● Erin's Phobia Quiz
● Alphabet Soup Quiz V2
● Alphabet Soup Quiz V1
● US State Code Quiz
● US State Slogan Quiz
● Allen's Internet Domain Extensions Quiz
● Acronym Quiz
● Silhouette Quiz
● 100 Things Eric Knows
● Cryptic Cars Quiz
● How Smart Are You Quiz
● Mensa Test
● Logo Quiz
● Minipops Quizzes
Alphabet Soup Quiz V6
This is the sixth version of the Alphabet Soup quiz submitted by Laurie Fisher. You should be familiar with the concept - otherwise click here to go to version one of the quiz.
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Tangled Words Quiz V1
This is a new concept! You see a grid with a few letters given and have to fit the words given to the right into the grid until there are no spaces left. All words start with a given letter and can be positioned horizontally, vertically or diagonally and may be put in backwards. It is a tough one...
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Alphabet Soup Quiz V5
This is the fifth version of the Alphabet Soup quiz submitted by Laurie Fisher. You should be familiar with the concept - otherwise click here to go to version one of the quiz.
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Alphabet Soup Quiz V4
This is the fourth version of the Alphabet Soup quiz submitted by Laurie Fisher. The format is the same as always - you see a bunch of letters on a line with a gap in the middle. Enter a single letter to form a word of at least five letters. Not all letters of the line are used to form the word, and the entered letter can be the first or last letter in the word or somewhere in the middle. With 26 questions, you use each letter of the alphabet once to complete the quiz.
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Alphabet Soup Quiz V3
This is the third version of the Alphabet Soup quiz submitted by Laurie Fisher. The format should be known by now - you see a bunch of letters on a line with a gap in the middle. Enter a single letter to form a word of at least five letters. Not all letters of the line are used to form the word, and the entered letter can be the first or last letter in the word or somewhere in the middle. With 26 questions, you use each letter of the alphabet once to complete the quiz.
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Erin's Phobia Quiz
This is another one of Erin's quizzes. And a hard one at that. You get the names of 100 phobia's and have to name what someone with that phobia is afraid of. There are 100 questions, so 100 100 points to get.
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Alphabet Soup Quiz V2
This is the second version of the Alphabet Soup quiz submitted by Laurie Fisher. You see a bunch of letters on a line with a gap in the middle. Enter a single letter to form a word of at least five letters. Not all letters of the line are used to form the word, and the entered letter can be the first or last letter in the word or somewhere in the middle. With 26 questions, you use each letter of the alphabet once to complete the quiz.
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Alphabet Soup Quiz V1
This is a quiz submitted by Laurie Fisher. You see a bunch of letters on a line with a gap in the middle. Enter a single letter to form a word of at least five letters. Not all letters of the line are used to form the word, and the entered letter can be the first or last letter in the word or somewhere in the middle. With 26 questions, you use each letter of the alphabet once to complete the quiz.
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Note: ensure you have version 1.0.1 or higher of this quiz...
US State Code Quiz
Well, here is an easy one for you! I give you the state code, you give me the state and the capital. Or maybe not that easy when you realise Miami is not the capital of Florida. So see how much you really know!
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US State Slogan Quiz
And another US state quiz. I this case, you get the slogan and you name the state. Seems easy to start but they get tough, really tough. So good luck!
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Allen's Internet Domain Extensions Quiz
In this quiz, you have to name the countries that belong to a top level internet domain. This sounds simple, but they get really tough.
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Acronym Quiz
Acronyms are all around us. But do you know what an acronym stands for? This quiz serves you 150 acronyms, some easy, some hard to test your knowledge.
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Silhouette Quiz
And another of Mark's quizzes! This time, a silhouette quiz. You get to see a silhouette and tell the name of the person. If you cannot get the answer, you can buy clues, which will affect your score though! In total there are 20 silhouettes to get.
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100 Things Eric Knows
...and thinks you should too! This is the follow up of Marks Music Mega Crossword. It is a general knowledge quiz with questions about music, tv, sports, inventions, geography and many more. In total there are 100 questions and you are able to get a clue if you get really stuck.
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Cryptic Cars Quiz
This is another or Matt Shaw's quizzes. If you think you know your cars, this is one for you. You get a cryptic clue for a famous car make or model. Try and get them all, there are 45 clues.
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How Smart Are You Quiz
In this quiz, you are presented with visual representations of English sayings. Try and work them out, there are 30 of them in all.
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Mensa Test
In this quiz, you have to work out what the letters mean. It is quite hard! We have put this quiz into the Gav & Arno format.
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Logo Quiz
This is a great quiz. Logos are all around us. In this world of consumer goods it is important to have a logo that people recognise immediately and associate with your brand. Let's face it, some people will buy goods purely because of the label/logo. We are bombarded with these images daily, but how many of them do you really recognise? We have not updated this quiz.
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Minipops Quizzes
There are two minipops. You see a pixelated image and have to name the person or group. We have checked this quiz, but not reformatted it.
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