Can you figure out what the “F” stands for in the following abbreviations, acronyms and initialisms?

Take the Quiz: What the F?

Don’t be surprised if today’s 5 Question quiz Rings a Bell

During Richard Nixon’s presidency, members of his staff compiled a list of political opponents. As White House counsel John Dean put it, the purpose of the list was to “use the available federal machinery to screw our political enemies.” In addition to the original list of 20 “enemies,” Nixon’s staff put together a larger collection of political opponents, which Dean presented to the Senate Watergate Committee in 1973. This list included various politicians, journalists, business leaders, celebrities, and institutions. Think you can figure out who was on those lists? Let’s find out.

Take the Quiz: Were They On Nixon’s Enemies List?

Whether celebrity political endorsements actually matter is up for debate, and it obviously depends on the celebrity. How well do you remember the endorsements in this quiz?

Take the Quiz: Celebrity Political Endorsements

Yesterday, we went up the hill, so today’s 5 Question quiz travels Down in the Valley

In Eric Carle’s The Very Hungry Caterpillar, the caterpillar chows down all kinds of things between the Sunday he’s born and the following Sunday, on which he eats one nice green leaf (and feels much better). Can you name the 15 foods he consumes from Monday to Saturday?

Take the Quiz: The Very Hungry Caterpillar

Can you imagine Winnie the Pooh without Tigger? Neither can we. For centuries, cats have served as the faithful companions of scores of colorful characters. Today’s Lunchtime Quiz asks you to match up 10 feline sidekicks to their owners. While a purr-fect score is possible, 6 or better is considered a “win.” Good luck!

Take the Quiz: Feline Sidekicks

Look up! Today’s 5 Question challenge is The Hill Quiz

Back in 1933, the first issue of Time Magazine featured Joseph G. Cannon, the retired Speaker of the House. You shouldn’t be expected to know this. But perhaps you’ll do better with some of these magazines. Can you figure out who was pictured on the inaugural cover?

Take the Quiz: Who Was on Issue #1?

They say it’s an honor just to be nominated, but do people really remember the nominees? How many of the Best Picture nominees from 2008 through this year can you name in 10 minutes? (When we say “2008,” we mean the Academy Awards that were held in 2008, so those movies came out in 2007. We’re including the winners. And we’re including this year’s nominees.) Good luck!

Take the Quiz: Name the Best Picture Nominees Since 2008