Drop a Letter Word Games Trivia

This is my first attempt at an 'add and drop a letter' quiz. I hope you enjoy it. Start with a single letter, then add a letter and possibly anagram it. Then start taking letters off.

There are 14 steps between two Disney heroines. Drop a letter, rearrange the remaining letters to get the next answer. Do this down to one letter, then make steps up again.

Start with a word (your first stepping stone) and lose or add a letter as instructed to make a new word. You may or may not need to rearrange the letters as you go.

This is a harder version of earlier games. You will get descriptions of two words. The second word will have all but one of the letters of the first word in the same order. For questions 1-14, you will put the dropped *letter* in the blank.

In most of the "Drop a Letter" quizzes people go to the smallest letter and work backwards. So I'll start you with the smallest word (also my part time job) and have you add a letter each time, until we reach ten letters long. Then we'll start over.

This is the sixth quiz in a series of word play quizzes. The answers to questions 1 through 14 are letters. The answer to 15 is the word spelled by the letters in 1 through 14.

Thirteen steps link two band names. Start with the first and drop a letter, rearrange the remaining letters to get the next answer. Get to a single letter, then add one more with each question.

Answer the first clue, then continue dropping letters and anagramming to solve the following clues. I'll let you know when we start with a new word. It may be as easy as Wonderful Letterfalls, but maybe not. Either way, I hope you have fun!

A slightly more difficult variant on the standard "add and drop a letter" quiz type - you alternately add and drop and there's another small twist. Full rules in question 1! (And as a reward for playing, you'll get an expressionist superhero tale, too!)

The first word has seven letters. For each word, you'll drop a letter and rearrange the remaining letters. After you get down to one letter, you'll add a letter until you work up to a nine letter word.

There are 15 steps between two Ancient Egypt rulers. Drop a letter, rearrange the remaining letters to get the next answer. Do this down to one letter, then make steps up again.

Starting with a nine letter word, lose a letter and anagram the remaining letters to get the next answer. When you're down to one letter, start adding up.

Answer question 1. Drop a letter to answer question 2. The remaining letters ARE anagrammed to form the next word.

There are 14 steps between the names of two popular board games. Drop a letter, rearrange the remaining letters to get the next answer. Do this down to one letter, then make steps up again.

There are 14 steps between two English painters. Drop a letter, rearrange the remaining letters to get the next answer. Do this down to one letter, then make steps up again.

Start with an eight letter word. Drop one letter and scramble the remaining letters to form the next word. Halfway through the quiz, start adding a letter instead of taking one away. The first word and last word will have something in common. Good Luck!

This is a typical drop a letter quiz. You'll start out with a ten letter word, then drop a letter and rearrange to form another word. Continue on this way until you reach question #10 when you will start adding letters back in.

Work out the starting three words from the clues given. Then drop a letter from one of the words each turn. Write three words each time. No anagrams needed.

This is a backward approach to Drop A Letter, as you will take the given word(s) and find a word with like meaning, convert that to a homophone and ADD it to the given letter to get a word that matches the final definition. An example is given.

In question one, we'll do the first step in acquiring things online. Drop a letter and mix up the letters till you get to one letter, then go back up till you reach the last step, when we'll do the final step in our online shopping spree!

Work out the starting three words from the clues given. Then drop a letter from one of the words each turn. Write three words each time. No anagrams needed.

Work out the starting three words from the clues given. Then drop a letter from one of the words each turn. Write three words each time. No anagrams needed.

Work out the starting three words from the clues given. Then drop a letter from one of the words each turn. Write three words each time. No anagrams needed.

Work out the starting three words from the clues given. Then drop a letter from one of the words each turn. Write three words each time. No anagrams needed.

Start with a word, then add or drop a letter and anagram the new set of letters to get the next word. Most of these types of quizzes are on the easy side, so I made this one with some tricky clues. Keep this in mind!

Work out the starting three words from the clues given. Then drop a letter from one of the words each turn. Write three words each time. No anagrams needed. Do not use capitals.

There are fourteen steps between two words derived from this Author Challenge title. Drop a letter and, if necessary, rearrange the remaining letters to get the next answer. Do this down to one letter, then back up again.

Work out the starting three words from the clues given. Then drop a letter from one of the words each turn. Write three words each time. No anagrams needed.

Work out the starting three words from the clues given. Then drop a letter from one of the words each turn. Write three words each time. No anagrams needed.

Work out the starting three words from the clues given. Then drop a letter from one of the words each turn. Write three words each time. No anagrams needed.