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If you enjoy quizzes as much as we do, you have come to the right place. We have hundreds of quizzes available across various categories and you will surely find some matching your interests. Are you looking to broaden your knowledge in a given area? Are you reviewing your understanding of some subject matter in preparation for an exam or job interview? Do you want to show others that they have some work to do to catch up to your level? Or maybe you just want to have some fun, while learning something new? Well, whatever has brought you here, we aim at delivering a legendary experience.

Out of the plethora of our quizzes, we have selected the most popular ones to publish them here. Please have some patience with us, as each quiz takes several weeks to review and adapt to the Web. We hope to publish one quiz per month, so this will certainly be an ongoing and never-ending activity. In addition to posting new quizzes, we are also updating existing ones, as new and interesting facts come to light or as a result of feedback received. Please check back often.

Here is our current offering with masters of each domain.
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Geography

North Americanisse2024-04-251,90000:01:08
South AmericaAnonymous2024-03-231,30000:00:46
EuropeAnonymous2024-03-232,17600:01:09
AfricaAnonymous2024-07-261,10400:02:28
AsiaAnonymous2024-07-262,37700:02:01

History

Ancient GreeceAnonymous2024-03-232,17900:01:36

Sports

Ice HockeyAnonymous2024-07-261,44400:02:45

Did you know?

Canada is a bilingual nation.

Canada is a very large state in North America with a diverse territory of almost ten million square kilometers divided into ten provinces and three territories. This vast dominion is home to a great diversity of indigenous nations, Canadian nationals and sizable immigrant communities. The French were the first Europeans to colonize eastern Canada but the British followed in large numbers and proceeded west. The state of Canada was created on July 1st, 1867 by a union of four provinces: Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Census data from the time is not available but the European settler population was most likely evenly split between Anglophones and Francophones. Both English and French have eventually been designated as official languages of the nation.

Canada's two official languages, English and French, are at the heart of who we are as Canadians. They are at the centre of our history. Along with Indigenous languages, they are a powerful symbol of our country's diverse and inclusive society. And that is why Canadians across our country — in communities large and small — celebrate our linguistic heritage while continuing to build a strong future by writing, speaking and working in both of Canada's official languages.

Action Plan for Official Languages - 2018-2023: Investing in Our Future - Canada.ca