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Quiz about Animal Wordplay Plus a Search  Part 3
Quiz about Animal Wordplay Plus a Search  Part 3

Animal Wordplay Plus a Search - Part 3 Quiz


You will have to figure out the names of different kinds of animals. A variety of wordplay will be used, including a "wordsearch" type question. NOTE: You most likely will need a pencil and paper for the final question.

A multiple-choice quiz by milesprower18. Estimated time: 7 mins.
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Time
7 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
337,988
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
15
Difficulty
Easy
Avg Score
12 / 15
Plays
519
Question 1 of 15
1. Change a letter:

This stubborn animal does not have much in common with a MONKEY, except for the fact that they are both mammals that have tails.

Answer: (One word that has 6 letters.)
Question 2 of 15
2. Scramble:

Unscramble the letters in the word "toter" to get a playful fish-eating mammal.

Answer: (One word with 5 letters.)
Question 3 of 15
3. Anagram:

The mollusc was SLAIN when its shell was broken by a bird's beak.

Answer: (One word with 5 letters.)
Question 4 of 15
4. Rhyming:

A safe place for a large black bird could be called a _____ haven.

Answer: (One word with 5 letters.)
Question 5 of 15
5. Add a letter:

W + A word meaning freedom from pain, discomfort, or disturbance that rhymes with "bees" + L = A small carnivorous animal with a long slender body

Answer: (One word with 6 letters.)
Question 6 of 15
6. Missing letters:

Br_wn B__r

Answer: (Two words. Fill in the missing vowels to get an animal.)
Question 7 of 15
7. Spoonerism:

The words "eye" and "coatee" are a spoonerism of what wild dog?

Answer: (One word with 6 letters.)
Question 8 of 15
8. Cryptic:

First of all, I will begin by asking, "What animal looks really, unquestionably seal-like?"

Tip: The words "first of all" are your hint.

Answer: (One word with 6 letters that starts with "W". The words in quotation marks are important.)
Question 9 of 15
9. Wordwise:

P & A

Answer: (One word with 5 letters.)
Question 10 of 15
10. Hidden words:

If a wildcat fishes it might catch one of these.

Answer: (One word with 7 letters.)
Question 11 of 15
11. Before and after:

Gray _______ monkey

Answer: (One word with 8 letters that starts with "S".)
Question 12 of 15
12. Fractured words:

Ruse stir

Answer: (One word with 7 letters that begins with "R".)
Question 13 of 15
13. In other words:

Ocean pony

Answer: (Two words, with 3 and 5 letters.)
Question 14 of 15
14. Rebuses:

A shrub + an infant = A small tree-dwelling nocurnal lemur

Answer: (One word with 8 letters that begins with "B".)
Question 15 of 15
15. Wordsearch:

Now you need to write down all fourteen answers horizontally, making sure to line up the first letter in each row, the second letter in each row, etc. If there are any answers that have two words, do not leave a space between them. After you've written them all down you should be able to find an animal hidden vertically in the words. What is the hidden word?

Here's an example using only seven words:

If you had these words for your answers you would line them up like this (except more aligned):

G O R I L L A
H Y E N A
M U L E
C A M E L
W H A L E
R A T S N A K E
T I G E R

The hidden word in this case would be "eel" so that would be the correct answer.

Answer: (One word with 9 letters.)

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Change a letter: This stubborn animal does not have much in common with a MONKEY, except for the fact that they are both mammals that have tails.

Answer: donkey

2. Scramble: Unscramble the letters in the word "toter" to get a playful fish-eating mammal.

Answer: otter

3. Anagram: The mollusc was SLAIN when its shell was broken by a bird's beak.

Answer: snail

4. Rhyming: A safe place for a large black bird could be called a _____ haven.

Answer: raven

5. Add a letter: W + A word meaning freedom from pain, discomfort, or disturbance that rhymes with "bees" + L = A small carnivorous animal with a long slender body

Answer: weasel

6. Missing letters: Br_wn B__r

Answer: brown bear

7. Spoonerism: The words "eye" and "coatee" are a spoonerism of what wild dog?

Answer: coyote

8. Cryptic: First of all, I will begin by asking, "What animal looks really, unquestionably seal-like?" Tip: The words "first of all" are your hint.

Answer: walrus

The first letters in the words in quotation marks spell "walrus".
9. Wordwise: P & A

Answer: panda

10. Hidden words: If a wildcat fishes it might catch one of these.

Answer: catfish

"...a wildCAT FISHes it might..."
11. Before and after: Gray _______ monkey

Answer: squirrel

12. Fractured words: Ruse stir

Answer: rooster

13. In other words: Ocean pony

Answer: sea horse

14. Rebuses: A shrub + an infant = A small tree-dwelling nocurnal lemur

Answer: bushbaby

15. Wordsearch: Now you need to write down all fourteen answers horizontally, making sure to line up the first letter in each row, the second letter in each row, etc. If there are any answers that have two words, do not leave a space between them. After you've written them all down you should be able to find an animal hidden vertically in the words. What is the hidden word? Here's an example using only seven words: If you had these words for your answers you would line them up like this (except more aligned): G O R I L L A H Y E N A M U L E C A M E L W H A L E R A T S N A K E T I G E R The hidden word in this case would be "eel" so that would be the correct answer.

Answer: swordfish

The fourth letter in the answers from question five to question thirteen spell the word "swordfish".
Source: Author milesprower18

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