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Add "GE" and Stir Trivia Quiz

I'll give you two clues. Solve the first clue. Add "ge" and possibly rearrange (always keeping "ge" in that order) to find the answer to the second clue. Separate your two answers with one space and, remember, no punctuation.

A multiple-choice quiz by Catreona. Estimated time: 6 mins.

Author
Catreona

Time
6 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
378,966

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
6 / 10

Plays
292

Question 1 of 10

1. Diminutive of Edward, Edgar or Edmund; boundary, containing perimeter

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2. Partner of "to"; to create or to fake

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3. Partner of "drabs"; structures spanning obstacles such as rivers or roads.

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4. City in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, location of the Taj Mahal; structure for housing an automobile

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5. What a bull might do to an unwary matador; a perennial favorite in Children's Literature, whose friend is known as The Man with the Yellow Hat.

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6. Not young; what you do with a complaint

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7. Utensil used to dish out stew; supposed, to a lawyer

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Question 8 of 10

8. The very opposite of a gentleman; Trammeled, imprisoned

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Question 9 of 10

9. Coloring of a horse's coat which may be described as red or blue: citrus fruit often made into juice

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Question 10 of 10

10. Acquire knowledge; not specific but _____

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Diminutive of Edward, Edgar or Edmund; boundary, containing perimeter

Answer: Ed edge

The edge is something you have to be careful not to go over.

2. Partner of "to"; to create or to fake

Answer: fro forge

To forge or create from metal in a blacksmith's forge is a decidedly positive activity. To forge or create with the intention of deceiving, for example, claiming a signature, work of art or literature is by someone other than the true creator, could land you in prison.

3. Partner of "drabs"; structures spanning obstacles such as rivers or roads.

Answer: dribs bridges

Built around 850 BC, the Caravan Bridge over the River Meles in Izmir, Turkey is the oldest functioning bridge in the world.

4. City in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, location of the Taj Mahal; structure for housing an automobile

Answer: Agra garage

Another historic site in Agra, the Agra Fort was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in 1983. More properly a walled city, the present day fort occupies a situation that has been fortified since at least the eleventh century A.D.

Capital of the Mughal Empire from 1556 to 1658, the city of Agra itself is today a modern metropolis on the River Yamuna with several million people living in the city and surrounding districts.

5. What a bull might do to an unwary matador; a perennial favorite in Children's Literature, whose friend is known as The Man with the Yellow Hat.

Answer: Gore George

Hans and Margret Rey's first story about the adventurous monkey, Curious George, was published in France in 1939. Since then, George's exploits have been translated into numerous languages as well as being turned into television series and movies.

6. Not young; what you do with a complaint

Answer: old lodge

'Lodge' is a versatile word. Besides being the way to make a complaint known, something can become lodged, which means it's stuck. You can also lodge or take up lodgings with someone, which means to live with that person, usually as a paying, semi-permanent guest.

7. Utensil used to dish out stew; supposed, to a lawyer

Answer: ladle alleged

If you were asked to ladle out the alleged stew, you would quite properly take umbrage at the insult to your cooking.

8. The very opposite of a gentleman; Trammeled, imprisoned

Answer: cad caged

'Cad' is a word that has largely gone out of style though, unfortunately, behavior unbecoming a gentleman has not.

9. Coloring of a horse's coat which may be described as red or blue: citrus fruit often made into juice

Answer: roan orange

Simply put, roan is a pattern in which the horse's points are darker than the main body. There are many gradations and differentiations, but the main colors of roans are red (which is chestnut) and blue (which is gray).

10. Acquire knowledge; not specific but _____

Answer: learn general

One of the great pleasures in life is learning. Another is imparting that knowledge either by teaching or by writing quizzes.

Source: Author Catreona

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