The Classical Characters Challenge
A quiz over 970 gods, heroes and tyrants — who was Iphigenia, and what did Cincinnatus do?
From 1000 Classical Characters, 1895
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A quiz over 970 gods, heroes and tyrants — who was Iphigenia, and what did Cincinnatus do?
From 1000 Classical Characters, 1895
Five questions, one verdict, straight from Olympus. Answer honestly — the gods can tell.
From 1000 Classical Characters, 1895
Complete the Bard: a quiz from an 1880s dictionary that filed Shakespeare by occasion.
From A Dictionary of Shakespearian Quotations, 1880
Four headwords, one definition, from the 1910 encyclopedia — pick the word it defines.
From Aiton's Encyclopedia, 1910
Hangman played against the 1910 encyclopedia's own headwords.
From Aiton's Encyclopedia, 1910
What did 1910 know? Ask about radio, vitamins or the Panama Canal and find out — the gaps are the game.
From Aiton's Encyclopedia, 1910
A quiz from the 1920 Encyclopaedia of Occultism. Demons, alchemists and seance tricks — how much of the beyond do you know?
From An Encyclopaedia of Occultism, 1920
A quiz from the 1895 dictionary of 'burning words of brilliant writers' — match the fire to the author.
From Dictionary of Burning Words of Brilliant Writers, 1895
The 1919 canon in ten questions — rank from Unopened to Man of Letters.
From One Hundred World’s Best Novels Condensed, 1919
Cupolas, crucibles and the difference between brass and bronze — rank from Green Hand to Master Founder.
From The Encyclopedia of Founding, 1894
A quiz from Patterson's 1891 nautical dictionary — 5,000 sea terms, back when mistaking one could sink you.
From The Nautical Encyclopedia, 1891