Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is knowing not to put it in a fruit salad.

Quizzes like this really make me think that Sporcle should introduce a mine-sweeper like method of crossing out the ones which we knew were wrong. It would be a nice addition if I could make it so that I wouldn't need to look through all of the wrong answers every time I'm looking for a right answer.

Fluorine. Chlorine. Bromine. Iodine. Jermaine. Wait, crap.

The post-it note looks like cheese

I think the only shocker here for me was the M&Ms instead of Skittles.

Good creative quiz. The people sitting around me are now wondering why I'm repeating random words to myself over and over.

I thought it was American Cheese too. I put in every variation of cake, and sponge cake and even different types of cake that I could think of. From a picture that small surely these should be acceptable alternatives to cornbread?

I still don't know what the last two groups that I got were, but it was quite obvious which went with which. :D

I agree with Gillmacs. As far as I know, 'Mali' only rhymes with 'jolly' if you have an American accent. Wikipedia's pronunciation guide supports me on this - according to it the English pronunciation of Mali has an 'a' sound that resembles the 'a' in 'father', and the French has a short 'a' sound as in 'pat'. 'Jolly', meanwhile has a short 'o' sound that does NOT rhyme with either pronunctiation of 'Mali' in many dialects of English, including an accent from England, New Zealand, Australia, Ireland, India, Scotland, Wales and many more. The USA may have more English speakers than any other country, but that doesn't mean you have a monopoly on the tongue.

Beaver Buzz. *snicker*