As long as you can find the right DVD, television and film’s fake colleges are always in session. How well do you know your fictitious colleges? Take the quiz to find out your grade.
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Novelist Jane Austen was a church-going English woman born in 1775. Professional wrestler "Stone Cold" Steve Austin is a womanizing American born in 1964. But they have a homophone in common! And perhaps more... see if you can tell who said each of these quotes.
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During Seinfeld's nine-year run, George Costanza held many jobs, from real estate agent to hand model. And he pretended to be just as many things. How well do you know Costanza's colorful resume? We're about to find out.
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The f-word is a tricky one - some movies or books throw it around like it's no problem, while others shy away from it entirely. In this quiz, you simply have to identify which of two works dropped more f-bombs. And don't worry, this quiz is safe for work.
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For more than 40 years, 'The Street' has been the source of some of the best children's songs ever written. And while you think you might know "People in Your Neighborhood," "One of These Things is not Like the Others" or those great Kermit the Frog songs, how well do you think you'd do on a drop-the-needle test?
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When you pour yourself a drink this St. Patrick's Day, how much do you know about what’s in your glass? We're about to find out.
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Superman can fly, Spider-Man can climb walls, Batman has an awesome car. As for X-Men, there are just too many of them, and some had to settle for rather obscure powers. In today's quiz, the terms listed are either X-Men superpowers or rare genetic disorders. Can you tell which is which?
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You’ve printed your bracket. You’ve decided which 12 seed will upset which 5 seed. You’ve even started fake coughing to make it seem slightly more plausible when you call in sick on Thursday. While you’re waiting for the play-in game to tip-off, let’s see if you can figure out where these 12 tourney-bound schools are located.
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The Wonderlic Test is a tool used in many fields to assess job candidates, and it's administered to NFL draft prospects each year. Sources say quarterback Tim Tebow scored 22 out of a possible 50 on the Wonderlic. How does that score compare to some of the big name QBs who came before him? Does Wonderlic score predict football greatness? Let's find out.
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It's March, which means its time to start coming up with excuses to skip work to spend the entire day watching college basketball. Since we're in the midst of championships week, we're putting your conference knowledge to the test. In five minutes, name the 32 conferences in NCAA basketball. Full names only, so no MAAC's or WAC's here.
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No, this isn't about who's good looking and who isn't... it's a true/false quiz with a hot theme. So if the statement is true, it's hot. If it's false, it's not hot.
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Some of Hollywood's biggest living stars have failed to receive so much as a nod for an Academy Award in their chosen profession. The Non-Noms Quiz offers 15 pairs of actors/actresses; your job is to identify the ONE actor in each pair who has NEVER been NOMINATED for an acting Oscar.
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Can you name the nine top-selling film soundtracks in U.S. history (per the RIAA, as of Feb 2010)? We were going to ask you for the top ten, but since O Brother Where Art Thou and Grease are tied for tenth, let's see if you can name the nine soundtracks to sell more than those two. We're just looking for the names of the movies. You've got three minutes. Good luck!
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The Pop Culture Spelling Bee was one of the games we played at the inaugural Mental Floss Trivia Show. Now you can play along at home! Simply choose the proper spelling of each name. Then spend the rest of the day figuring out whether knowing the answers is a positive thing.
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Simple concept here! We give you two people, like Wil Wheaton or Rainn Wilson, and you answer the question “Who has more X?” In each question, X stands for a different theme/subject.
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