cool quiz!!I got 10 out of 16 correct!
For chess trivia fans - a quiz

Congratulations Cris. Looking through the statistics, I see that you are the first person to answer all the questions correctly on the first try.

15/16. Got the Staunton picture wrong, mainly because the previous question had been about Staunton so I instinctively avoided that answer again.
Also, not sure about the question about the three strongest players never to have won the world championship, since I was very tempted to go for the Bronstein and Geller group (forgot who the last player was).

In retrospective, the quiz appears way too easy. The average score is something aroud 74%. I'm considering making another one, more difficult...
Here are even more chess trivia quizzes online that we can engage in:
Who is considered the greatest chess player of all time?
What is the highest possible score in chess?
How many squares are on a chessboard?
How many possible ways can a rook move on a chessboard?
What is the highest title a chess player can achieve?
What is the main goal of chess?
What is the process called when a player makes a move that forces the opponent's king into a position where it can be captured on the next move?
What is the opening move called when a player moves their king's pawn two squares forward from its starting position?
What is the opening move called when a player moves their queen's pawn two squares forward from its starting position?
What is the opening move called when a player moves their king's knight out from its starting position?
OK, this is my brainchild, enjoy!:
http://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/quizview.php?title=are-you-addicted-to-chess