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Quiz about Farm to Table
Quiz about Farm to Table

Farm to Table Trivia Quiz


Add, remove and change letters to get this quiz from farm to table

A multiple-choice quiz by Snowman. Estimated time: 5 mins.
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Author
Snowman
Time
5 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
416,641
Updated
Jun 07 24
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Easy
Avg Score
9 / 10
Plays
419
Awards
Top 5% quiz!
Last 3 plays: kkt (8/10), Guest 208 (1/10), Guest 74 (1/10).
Question 1 of 10
1. Add a letter to the word FARM and re-arrange to create a word for something that you put around a picture.

Answer: (5 letters)
Question 2 of 10
2. Change one letter and re-arrange to get a word that means the domain in which a king or queen has power.

Answer: (5 letters)
Question 3 of 10
3. Add a letter and re-arrange to find some metamorphosed limestone or a kids' playground toy.

Answer: (6 letters (singular))
Question 4 of 10
4. Add a letter and re-arrange to find someone who likes to play the odds, maybe in Vegas.

Answer: (7 letters)
Question 5 of 10
5. Change a letter and re-arrange to get a much maligned branch of mathematics that replaces numbers with letters.

Answer: (7 letters)
Question 6 of 10
6. Change a letter and re-arrange to create a short allegorical story with a moral lesson.

Answer: (7 letters)
Question 7 of 10
7. Remove a letter to reveal a type of land that is suitable for cultivating crops.

Answer: (6 letters)
Question 8 of 10
8. Remove a letter and re-arrange to get a verb to emit a loud or raucous sound.

Answer: (5 letters)
Question 9 of 10
9. Change a letter and re-arrange to find a sound made by a sheep or goat.

Answer: (5 letters)
Question 10 of 10
10. Re-arrange the letters to reveal a piece of furniture on which you might serve a meal.

Answer: (5 letters)

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Add a letter to the word FARM and re-arrange to create a word for something that you put around a picture.

Answer: Frame

Frame originally derives from the OId English word "framian" meaning to be helpful or beneficial. Usage of that word changed to be specific to "preparing timber for building", which then became "fitting a structure together" and then in middle English to a noun with its current meaning of "a structure that encloses something".
2. Change one letter and re-arrange to get a word that means the domain in which a king or queen has power.

Answer: Realm

The word realm came into English from the Old French word "reaume" meaning kingdom. The meaning broadened over time to refer to a field of any particular activity, such as "the realm of politics".
3. Add a letter and re-arrange to find some metamorphosed limestone or a kids' playground toy.

Answer: Marble

The children's game of marbles was first recorded under that name in 1709 although it is believed to be several hundred years older. Though nowadays played with little glass balls, the game in the 18th century was played with balls made from the eponymous substance.

The etymology of the name marble for the stone is uncertain. It is possible that it derived from an ancient Greek word meaning sparkling or gleaming.
4. Add a letter and re-arrange to find someone who likes to play the odds, maybe in Vegas.

Answer: Gambler

The verb to gamble comes from the 18th century and derives from a now obsolete word "gamel" meaning "to play games".
5. Change a letter and re-arrange to get a much maligned branch of mathematics that replaces numbers with letters.

Answer: Algebra

Algebra is a latinised version of the Arabic "al-jabr" meaning "the reunion of broken parts". In Spanish the word came to be used for surgery to repair fractured bones but the mathematical meaning comes from the title of a book, "ilm al-jabr wa'l-mukabala" that translates as "the science of restoring what is missing and equating like for like".
6. Change a letter and re-arrange to create a short allegorical story with a moral lesson.

Answer: Parable

Parable came into the English language from the French "parabole" which in turn came from the Latin "parabola". Its original source was the Greek word "parabole" which meant "thrown beside" or a juxtaposition.
7. Remove a letter to reveal a type of land that is suitable for cultivating crops.

Answer: Arable

The word arable comes from the latin "arare" meaning to plough. It is a word that can be used as an adjective for the type of land that is suitable for growing crops as well as a noun for the type of farming that uses it.
8. Remove a letter and re-arrange to get a verb to emit a loud or raucous sound.

Answer: Blare

Blare is an onomatopoeic word, a word that is created as an imitation of the sound it represents. It came into English from the Dutch "blaren" meaning "to roar". In modern usage it is particularly associated with the noise made by sirens.
9. Change a letter and re-arrange to find a sound made by a sheep or goat.

Answer: Bleat

A bleat is also made by another farmyard animal, the calf. The word is another that is an onomatopoeia and is from the Old English "blaeten" with the same meaning.
10. Re-arrange the letters to reveal a piece of furniture on which you might serve a meal.

Answer: Table

The Old English "tabule" meant "a flat slab" or an "inscribed tablet", coming into the language from the Germanic "tabal", meaning a plank. The meaning of "table" as a piece of furniture evolved in the 14th century.

The farm-to-table movement promotes the use of local produce in restaurants or public dining areas. It places high value on the knowledge of where the ingredients in a meal are from and encourages the sale of produce locally at farmer's markets.
Source: Author Snowman

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