Letter Drop Heaven Trivia

Start with a six-letter word (a profession). The next word will be one letter less and may need to be unscrambled. After you get down to one letter, I'll begin to add letters to make a new word. Have fun!

In this quiz you'll 'rise' and 'fall' by adding or dropping letters from previous words to make new words. Enjoy!

After finding the answer for the first question, drop a letter and rearrange the remaining ones to create the answer to the next question. At Question 6, begin adding a letter and rearranging. You may work from any answer to build backwards or forwards

A clue is given for each one word answer. The next word has one less letter and is a rearrangement of the remaining letters. The hints will help. Good luck.

Down one side and up the other takes you from one country to another. Start with GERMANY. Drop a letter rearrange. Add a letter rearrange. Voila! Finish with a new country.

Animal, vegetable or mineral? No minerals in this quiz, but you can change a vegetable into an animal! Start with a vegetable, drop a letter or pick one up to see what you can find. All questions are written in the form of a Haiku poem. Good luck!

Another in an endless parade of drop-a-letter quizzes.

Start with ENGLAND. Drop a letter rearrange. Add a letter rearrange. Voila! Finish with a new country.

Can you drop, then add, a letter at each step to find out where the Four Winds are blowing next in the Amazing Race 2?

This is my fifth "Drop A Letter" style quiz, but with a slight twist. Start with a word, then lose a letter and rearrange the remaining letters as you go down. When you get to the middle, start working your way up again, adding letters as you go. Enjoy!

Start with the name of a country. Drop and add letters until you find the name of another country. Good luck!

This is my first attempt at a step up, step down type of quiz. Start with a word, then lose a letter and rearrange the remaining letters as you go down. When you get to the middle, start working your way up again, adding a letter as you go.

Beginning with a type of bread, drop a letter for each clue, and then work your way back up to a different type of bread.

Welcome back! Start with a six-letter word, drop a letter and unscramble till you reach a letter. Then work your way up to a five-letter word. The first and last words are linked. Enjoy!

A clue is given for each word. The next word has one less letter and the remaining letters are rearranged. The hints will help. Have fun and good luck.

Start with a 7-letter word, drop a letter and anagram to get a new word. Do this until you have a 2-letter word and then step up a letter at a time.

Welcome to the fifteenth quiz in the series! Start with a 6-letter word. Drop a letter and unscramble every time till you reach one letter. Then work your way up to a 5-letter word. Enjoy!

Welcome back! Start with a 7-letter word. Drop a letter and unscramble each time till you reach a 2-letter word. Then work your way up to a 6-letter word. Word meanings are from the OED. Enjoy!

Another Drop-a-Letter quiz. Start with 11 letters and end up with two. UK spelling unless advised.

Welcome to the sixteenth instalment! Start with a word of seven letters, drop a letter and unscramble till you reach a two-letter word. Then work your way up to a six-letter word. Enjoy!

Use the clue to add or subtract a letter (except question 6) and rearrange the letters to create an answer to match the clue and complete the ladder. Recommended for grades: 5,6,7

Use the clues to find synonyms. Start with a ten-letter word and then drop a letter for each successive question until you get to the end. Anagramming may be required.

This is a short journey in Southern Europe visiting the capitals of two neighbouring countries.

A journey from Europe to South America.

Use the clues to find synonyms. Start with a ten-letter word and then drop a letter for each successive question until you get to the end. Anagramming may be required.

Hello, and welcome back again to Quiz number 17! As usual, start with a seven-letter word, keep dropping a letter and unscramble till you reach a two-letter word. Then add a letter and unscramble each time till you reach a six-letter word. Enjoy!

Drop letters and then add letters to go from Aaron to Burdette, two heroes of the 1957 Milwaukee Braves World Series championship.