Hidden Words by Theme Trivia

Each sentence has a Halloween costume hidden in it. In the sentence "In the Bhutan village of Chozom biennial holidays occur" the hidden costume is ZOMBIE ("ChoZOM BIEnnial"). Of the answer choices, Royalty, Undead, Animal, Fruit, you would pick Undead.

Each sentence has a famous person known by one name, like Confucius, or Seal. In the sentence "He gained his sea legs," the hidden one-named person is Seal ("SEA Legs"). If the answer choices for him are: Singer, Actor, Mayor, Boxer. You'd pick singer.

Each sentence has a famous person who goes by one name, like Confucius, or Lizzo. In the sentence "Liz zoomed in fast" the hidden one-named person is Lizzo (LIZ ZOomed). Then pick the answer choice for her: Singer, Actor, Mayor, Boxer. You'd pick Singer

Each sentence has an NFL team member within it, i.e. in "They charge reasonable prices" the hidden team is CHARGER: " They CHARGE Reasonable prices," and then pick the answer choice for that team. Examples might be "formerly San Diego" or "horse."

Each sentence has a famous person who goes by one name, like Confucius, or Lizzo. In the sentence "Liz zoomed in fast" the hidden one-named person is Lizzo (LIZ ZOomed). Then pick the answer choice for her: Singer, Actor, Mayor, Boxer. You'd pick Singer.

Each sentence has a famous person who goes by one name, i.e. Confucius, or Lizzo. In the sentence "Liz zoomed online" the hidden one-named person is Lizzo ("LIZ ZOomed..."). Pick the answer choice for her: Singer, Actor, Mayor, Boxer. You'd pick Singer.

Each sentence has a famous person known by one name, like Confucius, or Seal. In the sentence "He gained his sea legs," the hidden one-named person is Seal ("SEA Legs"). If the answer choices for him are: Singer, Actor, Mayor, Boxer. You'd pick singer.

A famous person known by a single name is hidden in a sentence. Can you spot which famous person?

Each sentence has an NFL team name within it, i.e. in "They charge reasonable prices", the hidden team is CHARGER: " They CHARGE Reasonable prices." Then pick the answer clue choice for that team, such as "formerly San Diego" or maybe "Justin Herbert"

This is the opposite of a usual hidden-word quiz. You need to place these fifteen potato dishes, into the story so that it makes a little sense. Look at the example, then use a bit of trial and error to see what might work.

Each sentence has an NFL team name within it, i.e. in "I have a trip at Rio tonight" the hidden team is PATRIOT: " I've a triP AT RIO Tonight," then pick the appropriate answer choice, i.e. "New England" in this case, or "freedom fighter" or "Tom Brady."

This is the opposite of a usual hidden-word quiz. You need to place these fifteen vegetables, into the story so that it makes a little sense. Look at the example, then use a bit of trial and error to see what might work.

This is the opposite of a usual hidden-word quiz. You need to place these fifteen items, which might be found in a bread basket, into the story so that it makes a little sense. Look at the example, then use a bit of trial and error to see what might work

These sentences will contain a hidden word that relates in some way to numbers. It may be a simple number (one), a compound (twofold) or something more descriptive. Do your best to locate each one, using any hints.

There are forty colours hidden in the following nonsense tale. They may be within a single word, or spread across two or more words. There is more than one colour in each question but you only need to give ONE of them for your answer.

Sometimes it can be hard to locate good mushrooms in the wild, unless you know where to look. Can you find the ten mushrooms hidden within these sentences?

Here's a hidden words quiz that is themed to the Mississippi River.

This is the opposite of a usual hidden-word quiz. You need to place these fifteen items, which you might find at a fish supper, into the story so that it makes a little sense. Look at the example, then use a bit of trial and error to see what might work.

It is going to be a rainy day today. So I have hidden ten words for you to look for. All will have to do with the weather or the natural world. One word per sentence. But, just so you know, you can play this quiz no matter what the weather is!

One of the wonderful quirks of the English language is that a word may have more than one meaning. In this puzzle a creature, whose name has an alternate meaning, is hidden in each sentence below. To help, the other meaning is also in the sentence.

Hidden within these sentences are ten different jobs. See if you can find them! (Note: the parts of the hidden word may be separated by punctuation in the sentence but should not be included in your answer).

All of the first names in this quiz are six letters long, and are hidden in two or more words of the clue sentence. Each sentence has a hint as to the gender most often associated with the name.

A name of a musical instrument is hidden in each of these phrases or sentences. Can you find them all?

Choose your partner - but first, find which dances you will perform, hidden in the following sentences. Each one is hidden in two or more words. Look for odd sentence structure to help in your quest.

"No crib for a bed...." Hidden away in the sentences (in two or more words) you will find many things associated with the holiday season. Who knows, there might even be a crib - or a manger!

Inside each sentence you will find something you could eat, always hidden in two or more words. There will often be an additional clue to help you.

Ten monsters are hiding in these sentences, so look out, before they come for you. All monsters are hidden in at least two words, so look out for odd sentence structure. That's where they might be!

This is the opposite of a usual hidden-word quiz. You need to place these fifteen items, which might be found on a salad bar, into the story so that it makes a little sense. Look at the example, then use a bit of trial and error to see what might work.

Here are some hidden big cats, both generic and specific. To clarify, some answers are proper names while others are animal types. All answers can be found spread over at least two words, Nothing is "hidden" inside a single word.

Find the animal hiding in each sentence. Look for odd sentence structure, and the occasional clue.