W Plus Trivia Quiz

Answer: Whole

W + hole = Whole.

Hole, as in "I asked my mother if she could sew my shirt as I had noticed that there was a small hole in it".

Whole, as in "I was really looking forward to eating some of my mother's home-made chocolate cake when I got home, but I didn't get the chance, as my sister had eaten the whole thing".

Answer: Wrap

W + rap = Wrap.

Rap, as in "My brother is a big fan of Eminem and likes to rap along with his songs whenever he gets the chance".

Wrap, as in "My wife had bought our children so many Christmas presents, it took me an entire evening to wrap them all".

Answer: Wallow

W + allow = Wallow.

Allow, as in "The security guard did not allow me to enter the building as I had forgotten my access pass".

Wallow, as in "The pigs loved to wallow around in the mud on a hot summer's day".

Answer: Whose

W + hose = Whose.

Hose, as in "I was confused as to why there was no water coming out of the hose, and then I realised there was a kink in it".

Whose, as in "I don't know whose car this is, but it is blocking me in and preventing me from going home".

Answer: Weight

W + eight = Weight.

Eight, as in "A spider has eight legs, and an octopus has eight tentacles".

Weight, as in "My sister is always going on about her weight, which is really annoying as she is really slim and certainly doesn't need to diet".

Answer: Waddled

W + addled = Waddled.

Addled, as in "I had just started a new job and had been doing a lot of training, and now my mind feels like it has been addled with all this new information".

Waddled, as in "The traffic had to stop as the mother duck and her ducklings waddled slowly across the road".

Answer: Wring

W + ring = Wring.

Ring, as in "During a traditional wedding ceremony, the bride and groom each place a wedding ring on their partner's finger".

Wring, as in "Having done some hand washing, Gloria had to wring her clothes out to remove as much water as possible before putting them on the washing line to dry".

Answer: Warm

W + arm = Warm.

Arm, as in "The rugby player took a bad fall and broke his arm, which meant he wouldn't be able to play again for a few months".

Warm, as in "I love nothing more than a warm cup of cocoa on a cold winter's evening".

Answer: Whinge

W + hinge = Whinge.

Hinge, as in "The door to my lounge was squeaking, so I put oil on each hinge in turn to try to sort it out".

Whinge, as in "My young daughter hasn't yet learnt that she can't always have what she wants, and will often whinge when we say "no" to her".

Answer: Winnings

W + innings = Winnings.

Innings, as in "The cricket match was a bit of a whitewash, as the home team won by an innings and 58 runs".

Winnings, as in "The poker player had enjoyed a good run of success of late, and decided to treat his wife to a new diamond ring with his winnings".