Missing Letters Trivia

This quiz is about ten Christian denominations. I have subtracted the vowels from them and you are given the consonants. In the answer box, write the whole word, not just the missing vowels. Enjoy!

Here is a quiz on currencies of the world both past and present. They have all lost their vowels. The term "pieces of eight" was an alternate term for the Spanish Dollar. Let's "spend" some time, energy, and brain cells and see if you can find them.

I'll give you a clue and some letters, you have to fill in the missing vowels to make the word complete.

These names, words and phrases have had their vowels removed and the remaining consonants squashed together. Given the themes, can you work out the answers?

Quizzical76: Here are 25 words with the vowels removed. With the aid of a clue, name that word. For example: JPTR (a planet) The answer is Jupiter. These increase in difficulty. Have fun.

An example: F R A N K _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 7 letters after K have been replaced with blanks, leaving FRANK, a first name. What was the full word? 1. Magi gift 2. Relish 3. Frock 4. Schooner #1 is the answer because the Magi gave FRANKINCENSE as a gift

Each question is an American President but with alternate letters missing. You just need to identify the president concerned.

In this skeleton quiz the vowels to the words are missing. For example: TTR (A freshwater carnivorous mammal) The answer is otter. These increase in difficulty. Have fun.

Hello everyone, in this quiz I will give you the vowels and my own short definition of a word, then you plug in the consonants, and put the full word in as the final answer. If the word is AE (Something to be played) the answer would be game. Good luck.

These names, words and phrases have had their vowels removed and the remaining consonants squashed together. Given the themes, can you work out the answers?

All you have to do is type in the word that is missing letters. Answer with the full word that is missing vowels. Recommended for grades: 5,6,7

These names, words and phrases have had their vowels removed and the remaining consonants squashed together. Given the themes, can you work out the answers?

Attention all monster lovers: Every answer is a mythical monster. Sadly, all the vowels are missing. Can you figure out who these mythical monsters are by adding some vowels? Remember to look at the letter count for hints.

An example: F R A N K _ _ _ _ _ _ _. 7 letters after K have been replaced with blanks, leaving FRANK, a first name. What was the full word? 1. Magi gift 2. Relish 3. Frock 4. Schooner. #1 is the answer because the Magi gave FRANKINCENSE as a gift

An example: F R A N K _ _ _ _ _ _ _. 7 letters after K have been replaced with blanks, leaving FRANK, a first name. What was the full word? 1. Magi gift 2. Relish 3. Frock 4. Schooner. #1 is the answer because the Magi gave FRANKINCENSE as a gift

This is my sequel to my first quiz, Missing One Letter. One letter will be missing, but it will be in the word multiple times, so if you saw _U__LE, you would type in "bubble", since the letter B is missing.

Only one specific letter will be missing from each, but that missing letter would be in the word more than once. For example, if the clue said "_U__LE", you would type in "bubble".

This quiz is about ten unique personalities from Ancient Greece. I have subtracted the vowels from their names and you are given only the consonants. To answer, write the whole word, not just the missing letters. Enjoy!

Each question consists of four items/names. Vowels have been omitted however. Using the info provided in the question, work out the 'odd one out' including vowels.

Again paying homage to the BBC quiz programme 'Only Connect', these names, words and phrases have had their vowels removed and the remaining consonants squashed up together. Your job is to decipher the words and phrases using the given clues.

An example: _ _ J A C K. 2 letters before J have been replaced with blanks, leaving JACK, a first name. What was the full word? 1-gift 2-steal a plane 3-meat condiment 4-candy. #2 is the answer because stealing an airplane is to HIJACK it.

In the UK, Ford cars used to be called "Dagenham Dustbins" because they had a tendency to rust and were made at the Dagenham factory. These are all models of Ford Cars that were either made or sold in the UK, with their vowels missing.

I'm stuck in a nightmare and all sorts of frightening creatures are coming out of the mist. Complete the four words or phrases with alternate missing letters to figure out what the creature is, then tell me how to defeat it!

An example: F R A N K _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 7 letters after K have been replaced with blanks, leaving FRANK, a first name. What was the full word? 1. Magi gift 2. Relish 3. Frock 4. Schooner #1 is the answer because the Magi gave FRANKINCENSE as a gift

All the answers to this quiz are simple four letter words, all with the same format - blank, O, blank, O. Fill in the blanks and you'll score an O for outstanding. The correct answer is the complete word, not just the missing letters.

The vowels to the answers in this quiz are missing. Can you figure out what words they are supposed to be, using the clue provided? NOTE: Y is not considered a vowel for this quiz.

An example: F R A N K _ _ _ _ _ _ _. 7 letters after K have been replaced with blanks, leaving FRANK, a first name. What was the full word? 1. Magi gift 2. Relish 3. Frock 4. Schooner. #1 is the answer because the Magi gave FRANKINCENSE as a gift

All of the vowels are missing from these flowers. Can you identify them and give them back their bloom by adding the missing letters?

These quizzes are such great fun I couldn't resist writing my own. Just fill in the missing vowels to fit the word. As it's my first Skeleton quiz, it may be a touch easy. It is designed to start off easy and get harder. Good luck!

An example: F R A N K _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 7 letters after K have been replaced with blanks, leaving FRANK, a first name. What was the full word? 1. Magi gift 2. Relish 3. Frock 4. Schooner #1 is the answer because the Magi gave FRANKINCENSE as a gift