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Welcome to our Trivia Quizzes Hub page. This is a page to make it more easy to find any trivia quizzes on our site!

We only recently started adding trivia, though it’s been something we’ve intended to do for a long time, as we love trivia games. While our intention is to add trivia quizzes to do with some of the main topics of this website, we will likely add some off-topic trivia quizzes as well.

If you take a quiz as a logged-in user, you can add some badges to your profile and add some “brain cells” (points) if you’re feeling competitive (and a bit low on actual brain cells, like we sometimes do).

Here’s what you’ll find on this page:

Latest Trivia Quizzes

Here are our most recent trivia quizzes:

How Much Do You Know About Shakespeare? Trivia Quiz

March 20, 2024

A photo of a cedar waxwing with a thought bubble asking What am I?

Identify that Pacific Northwest Bird

January 25, 2024

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Leaderboard

Here’s the current leaderboard.

Pos.	Name	Score	Duration	Points
1	dawn	76 %	4 minutes 22 seconds	11

Trivia Groups and Forums

Sometimes we just wanted to share something that didn’t require an entire article. So we’ve added groups and forums. We invite you to join in or create an (on-topic) group if you’d like. Here’s where you’ll find any trivia-related groups, if there are any. We may create a group and use it as an alternate way to subscribe to new quizzes and share other ones.

Trivia Groups

Most popular quizzes

Below are the most popular trivia quizzes on our site.

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Identify that Pacific Northwest Bird

Are you a bird nerd?

Challenge your knowledge of the birds of the PNW with this 30-question quiz.

This quiz is fairly difficult in that it is NOT multiple choice. It asks you to either type in the common or scientific name for the bird in the photo. Some birds are, of course, easier to identify than others but there is no "extra credit" either for the bird difficulty level or for using the scientific name -- but you can do so if you want an extra challenge! But it's not timed.

Answers are not case-sensitive, but they are spelling sensitive, though we've tried to anticipate some possible alternate spellings or colloquial names of certain birds.

This is a variable quiz in that it randomly takes 30 questions from a pretty large bank of questions about PNW birds and we are adding questions to our question bank as we go. So the quiz you take the first time may not be the quiz you take the second time.

A "passing" score is 75% -- which we consider really good unelss you're a bird expert.

Think we misidentified the bird? The questions have a "report" button in the lower right hand corner if you disagree with our identification.

Where we could, we used our own bird photos. If we used photos from photo sharing sites such as Pixabay or Unsplash, we attributed it in the individual question.

We've started awarding profile badges for quizzes again. If you want a badge on your profile, you need to take the quiz as a logged-in user and then click the link to say you want your badge that you'll see in the success message when you pass the quiz.

If you would like to add your name to your quiz answers or receive an email with your quiz answers, you can fill in the fields below. This is NOT required. If you'd like to register and log in, you can keep track of your quizzes in your user account and earn badges if you take quizzes as a logged-in user.

This bird has several different common names.

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Osprey Taking Flight at Buck Lake scaled

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Answering this one according to its color will not work.

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Image source: Pixabay.

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Raven at Dungeness Bay Wildlife Refuge scaled

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Part of this bird's name refers to something on its head.

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Image source: Mike's Birds on Flickr under a creative commons license.

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Part of the bird's name refers to a color on a part of it's body.

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Part of the common name for this bird is the name of a tree.

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Part of the bird's common name refers to part of its coloring and the placement of it.

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Part of the bird's name is a type of spice.

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Part of the bird's common name refers to a color.

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The common name of the bird references its markings.

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Image source: ALAN SCHMIERER on Flickr.

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Image source: Becky Matsubara on Flickr under a Creative Commons license.

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Perhaps this photo is a bit unfair because part of the name refer to the color of the bird's appendages.

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You know what the basic name of this bird is. But what type is it. Be specific. We'll give you a hint: the first word here is also a type of music!

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Source: Unsplash

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This bird has a few different names. One refers to a country, another refers to a color. Another is a humorous colloquial name that refers to its behavior. Any of them, or the scientific name, will work here.

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Image source: Pixabay.

Part of the bird's name is directional.

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Part of its common name refers to its head color.

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Part of the bird's full common name is directional and part refers to its size.

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Image source: Charles Gates on Flickr under a Creative Commons 2.0 license.

Part of the bird's name refers to a type of vegetation.

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Part of its common name refers to its markings.

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Part of this bird's common name references its usual habitat.

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A bird in the hand is worth two in the _________. Fill in the blank of the common expression for part of this bird's common name.

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Part of this bird's common name refers to part of its coloring.

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Your score is

The average score is 58%

Brain Cells?

We started doing a point system for trivia quizzes with the points called “brain cells.” We thought it was cute, but who wants to see that they have “0 brain cells” on their profile just because they haven’t completed a trivia quiz?

We still issue points for quizzes but it’s just the single point type of Karma that we’ve decided to have. We found that having too many types of points was problematic in many ways.

We’ve brought back badges for logged-in users who pass quizzes. However, they get manually awarded now vs making users click a link to get the badge.

Are there any trivia quizzes you’d like to see here?<br><br>Let us know. Or better yet, create a trivia quiz. If you log in, you can do it from a tab in your profile and we’ll put it in a post for you after we’ve had a chance to review it.<br>

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Latest Trivia Quizzes

Here are our most recent trivia quizzes:

How Much Do You Know About Shakespeare? Trivia Quiz

Identify that Pacific Northwest Bird

Subscribe by Email

Subscribe and get a monthly-ish newsletter with any new trivia quizzes we’ve added, as well as getting occasional (and that’s very occasional) multi-topic newsletters. If you’d like to subscribe to other content areas, you can do that here.

You can unsubscribe at any time you wish from a link in the footer of email newsletters that we send.

Leaderboard

Here’s the current leaderboard.

Trivia Groups and Forums

Most popular quizzes

Brain Cells?

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Table of Contents

Latest Trivia Quizzes

Here are our most recent trivia quizzes:

How Much Do You Know About Shakespeare? Trivia Quiz

Identify that Pacific Northwest Bird

Subscribe by Email

Subscribe and get a monthly-ish newsletter with any new trivia quizzes we’ve added, as well as getting occasional (and that’s very occasional) multi-topic newsletters. If you’d like to subscribe to other content areas, you can do that here.

You can unsubscribe at any time you wish from a link in the footer of email newsletters that we send.

Leaderboard

Here’s the current leaderboard.

Trivia Groups and Forums

Most popular quizzes

Report a question

Brain Cells?

Last things: Top Rated & More

Subscribe by Email

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