Something in Common Trivia

Think of a set of five words, all that differ by only a vowel. That's what this quiz is looking for! The answer will be the set of letters that all five words have in common. Full instructions in the first question.

All questions consist of the letters TR added to a given clue that will then give you the final word (which also has a clue provided). The final LONGER word is the answer eg. Tr + Solid water = A very short time..... Tr + Ice = TRICE

All the answers in this quiz will be animals that are in the Mustelidae, or weasel family. There are four add a letter and four fractured word questions, one hidden word question, and one rhyming question. Good luck.

In each of the following puns, the missing word is the name of a country. For example, if the question is 'No matter how _____ my brain, I don't understand these puzzles!', the answer is Iraq (for 'I rack'). Some of these are stinkers, be forewarned!

Each word always begins with the letters SH. The two part question has two different sets of clues. Now, what is that word you're looking for?

Determine the answer to the first question from its clue. Then use the last three letters of that answer to create the first three letters of the next answer. The last three letters of the second answer will form the first three of the third, and so on

Start with the letters "DR"; add them to the beginning of the word suggested by the clue to form a new word. Example: DR + dramatic conflict = fire breathing monster. [DR + agon = Dragon]

In this quiz, I will first define 9 words. Each of these words can have the same word added AT THE END to make another word. This word is answer number 10 and also the invisible common bond. Please read the rules with question 1.

Start with the letters "PR"; add them to the beginning of the word suggested by the clue to form a new word. Example: PR + mischievous child = groom fussily. [PR + imp = Primp]

Begin with the letters "ST"; add them to the beginning of the word suggested by the clue to form a new word. Example: ST + help = somber, sober. [ST + aid = Staid]

Start with the letters "BR"; add them to the beginning of the word suggested by the clue to form a new word. Example: BR + in addition = trademark. [BR + and = Brand]

You are required to deduce words beginning with 'Qu' based on a clue for the extension and a clue for the answer. For example: QU + expression of disgust = speedy. The answer is quick.

Each two-line rhyme is a cryptic clue for a part of the human body. Hints are given when the questions are clues for homophones of the answer. Q1 is a solved example to help you out.

Start with either "ER" or "UR" (as given); add those letters to the beginning of the word suggested by the clue to form a new word. Example: UR + school book = original version of a work. [UR + text = Urtext]

Start with the letters "FR"; add them to the beginning of the word suggested by the clue to form a new word. Example: FR + galena = extremely cold. [FR + ore = Frore]

Start with the letters "CR"; add them to the beginning of the word suggested by the clue to form a new word. Example: CR + Scottish word for "one" = large wading bird. [CR + ane = Crane]

All questions consist of the letters CH added to a given clue that will then give you the final word (which also has a clue provided). The final LONGER word is the answer.

Find the three-letter word which is both the last three letters of the first clue and the first three letters of the second. Example: catnap _______ napping = 'nap'. The tenth question is a little different. Good luck!

Begin with the letters "SL"; add them to the beginning of the word suggested by the clue to form a new word. Example: SL + cartoon scream = smooth, glossy.[SL + eek = Sleek]

Some mothers take things a little too far. In the first ecstatic moments of motherhood, they have bestowed these names on their unfortunate offspring. The chosen name of each child is in capital letters. You decide on the more acceptable name.

Start with the letters "OR"; add them to the beginning of the word suggested by the clue to form a new word. Example: OR + commercial message (abbrev.) = toward the mouth. [OR + ad = Orad]

Begin with the letters "SU"; add them to the beginning of the word suggested by the clue to form a new word. Example: SU + chemical symbol for boron = underwater boat (abbrev.). [SU + B = Sub]

Begin with the letters "SK"; add them to the beginning of the word suggested by the clue to form a new word. Example: SK + Freud concept = slide on ice, as a car. [Sk + id = Skid]

Here are ten words with a hint . The last three letters of each word form the first three letters of the following word. Definitions are given for each word.

In this quiz, each answer is a compound word. After the first question, each answer starts with the last part of the previous compound word. Good luck!

Form a new word from the last three letters of each word, starting with a location in Africa and ending with a location in North America.

Start with the letters given, either "IR" or "WR"; add them to the beginning of the word suggested by the clue to form a new word. Example: IR + glow, emit = treat with radiation. [IR + radiate = Irradiate]

Welcome to the 23rd quiz in the series! By using the last three letters of a word to begin the next word, work your way to the end where the last word will link back to the first.

All questions consist of the letters ST added to a given clue that will then give you the final word (which also has a clue provided). The final LONGER word is the answer.

Add the letters 'Con' to the beginning of the word the clue indicates to create a new word. For example: Con + contemptible person = Agree. Solution: Con + cur = Concur. Enter your answer as the new word.