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Test your knowledge in All-Star Puzzles' one-of-a-kind on-line quiz.

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July-October 2004

Numerical Sequences
Can you compute the next number in each sequence in our math Match Quiz?

SO, Can You Define These Words?
10 words beginning with SO make this a better than so-so vocabulary quiz.

More One-Hit Wonders
These One-Hit Wonders climbed the charts in the '70s.

The Pretty-Darn-Tough World Capitals Match Quiz
No Paris or Washington or Tokyo here, just hard ones.

Great Characters Make Great Movies
Each Oscar-winning film on the left revolves around the memorable character to the right.

Rah, Rah, Rah--In Living Color
Pair each college football team with its colorful nickname.

Who's the Host?
Match each classic Game Show with the man who hosted it.

Aye-Aye, Captain
Hopefully you won't be at sea with this Match Quiz pairing noted captains and their vessels.

OK, What Are These?
Match each word containing OK with its definition.

Girls of Song
To reach the Top 10, pair the lady with the hit song lyrics depicting her.

A Writer By Any Other Name
Which author on the left was given the birth name on the right?

Who Was on the English Throne When ...?
Match each historical event with the monarch who ruled when it occurred.

Where in Mid-America Are ...?
Pair each pair of cities with its state in today's geography Match Quiz.

The Bard Says ...
Which character uttered each of these famous Shakespearean lines?

Famous Animals
What kind of critter is each famous fictional animal?

What is a ___? PI Version
What exactly is each of the things beginning with PI in this puzzle?

All-Star Albums
Which artist(s) on the right made each unforgettable recording on the left?

Where in the U.S. Would You See ...?
In today's Match Quiz, play tour guide and pair each pair of tourist attractions with the state in which they are found.

Poetry for the Ages
Match each noted British poet with one of his best-known works.

Brrr ...
You won't break a sweat bracketing the BR word with the language from which it came to English.

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