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Quiz about Seats for All and All for Seats
Quiz about Seats for All and All for Seats

Seats for All and All for Seats Quiz


A vowel thief has attacked these items of furniture. Can you restore them, and take a seat?

A multiple-choice quiz by looney_tunes. Estimated time: 5 mins.
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Author
looney_tunes
Time
5 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
363,343
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Easy
Avg Score
9 / 10
Plays
2326
Awards
Top 35% Quiz
Last 3 plays: mazza47 (9/10), Guest 172 (10/10), mandy2 (8/10).
Question 1 of 10
1. Restore the vowels and find a place to sit.

RMCHR

Answer: (One word, 8 lettters)
Question 2 of 10
2. Restore the vowels, and sit yourself down.

TFFT

Answer: (One word, 6 letters)
Question 3 of 10
3. Return the vowels, and return to the 70s with this seat.

BN BG

Answer: (Two words, 4 letters and 3 letters)
Question 4 of 10
4. Try taking this seat to church after you have restored its vowels.

PW

Answer: (One word, 3 letters)
Question 5 of 10
5. If you have been to Japan recently, you may well have sat in one of these tricky seats.

ZS

Answer: (One word, 5 letters)
Question 6 of 10
6. I'm all at sea searching for the missing vowels here.

DCKCHR

Answer: (One word, 9 letters)
Question 7 of 10
7. When you restore the vowels, you will find a comfortable seat.

CHSTRFLD

Answer: (One word, 12 letters)
Question 8 of 10
8. Don't let this one throw you around, just return the missing vowels.

RCKNG CHR

Answer: (Two words, 7 letters and 5 letters)
Question 9 of 10
9. Restore the missing vowels before you think about lying down on the job.

RCLNR

Answer: (One word, 8 letters)
Question 10 of 10
10. Don't break a leg rushing to restore these vowels!

WHLCHR

Answer: (One word, 10 letters)

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Most Recent Scores
Oct 04 2024 : mazza47: 9/10
Oct 01 2024 : Guest 172: 10/10
Sep 28 2024 : mandy2: 8/10
Sep 27 2024 : Guest 157: 8/10
Sep 25 2024 : sabbaticalfire: 9/10
Sep 23 2024 : Guest 173: 9/10
Sep 06 2024 : GBfan: 8/10

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Restore the vowels and find a place to sit. RMCHR

Answer: Armchair

An armchair, as the name suggests, has armrests. Most upholstered chairs are armchairs, so you can rest your elbows on the armrest as you relax in comfort.
2. Restore the vowels, and sit yourself down. TFFT

Answer: Tuffet

Remember Little Miss Muffet, who was sitting on one of these? A tuffet is a very low stool, completely covered in cloth so that no legs or feet are visible. It may be used as a footrest, or sat on (more comfortably by children than adults).
3. Return the vowels, and return to the 70s with this seat. BN BG

Answer: Bean bag

Bean bags were all the rage at one point, despite the fact that they inevitably changed shape and left you sitting on the floor, so that you had to get up and shake it around. Large bags made of fabric or leather filled with polystyrene beads make quite a mess when the dog eats off one corner!
4. Try taking this seat to church after you have restored its vowels. PW

Answer: Pew

A pew is a long bench, usually with a back and sometimes with a footrest attached for the use of those sitting directly behind, is most commonly found in a church or a courtroom. They were not common in Christian churches before the Protestant Reformation - the introduction of lengthy sermons as a part of the religious ceremony made it preferable to have the congregation sitting, rather than standing, as had previously been the practice.
5. If you have been to Japan recently, you may well have sat in one of these tricky seats. ZS

Answer: Zaisu

A zaisu is a legless chair - like a cushion with a chair back attached. They are commonly used when seated at low-set tables, and may include an armrest called a kyousoku. Traditionalists kneel, sitting on their heels, but it takes a lot of practice to do that comfortably, especially for long periods of time, so the zaisu is an alternative.
6. I'm all at sea searching for the missing vowels here. DCKCHR

Answer: Deckchair

The deckchair consists of a folding wooden frame with material (such as canvas) stretched across it to form a sagging support for the body when you sit in it. Deckchairs were originally designed for use on ocean-going ships, so that they didn't clutter up the deck when not in use, but could be readily brought out of storage and set up when passengers wanted to lounge around in the sun.
7. When you restore the vowels, you will find a comfortable seat. CHSTRFLD

Answer: Chesterfield

In some places, the term chesterfield is used to describe a padded chair, often covered in leather, with a low back and high armrests (often as high as the back). In other places it is applied to a sofa (seating more than one person) with a similar description.
8. Don't let this one throw you around, just return the missing vowels. RCKNG CHR

Answer: Rocking chair

A rocking chair, or rocker, has curved pieces of wood called rockers attached to the bottom of its legs. This allows you to rock back and forth, changing betwen an upright position and a semi-recumbant one - how far it rocks varies with the chair's design. Rocking chairs are very comfortable if you are sitting for a long period of time, because your weight shifts its distribution as you rock, reducing the development of pressure points from staying in one position.
9. Restore the missing vowels before you think about lying down on the job. RCLNR

Answer: Recliner

A recliner, or reclining chair, has a mechanism that allows you to change the backrest so that it is angled rather than upright. Some even allow you to drop it to a horizontal position, although that is less common than an angle of around 45 degrees, which allows you to fall asleep while watching the television even more readily than is the case in an upright chair.

Many also have a footrest that can be elevated, either along with the action of reclining the back or independently, to allow an even more comfortable semi-reclining position.
10. Don't break a leg rushing to restore these vowels! WHLCHR

Answer: Wheelchair

A wheelchair is generally used to allow someone who has difficulty with their mobility to get around freely. In its simplest form, it is just a chair with wheels, which may be pushed by an attendant, or propelled by manually rotating the wheels, which are usually large enough to make this relatively easy (at least, over short distances) for the occupant to accomplish. Disabled athletes use specialized wheelchairs adapted for the demands of their sport, and elderly people often prefer to use an electric-powered wheelchair, which is less strenuous to use than a manual one.
Source: Author looney_tunes

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