'Go' Now Trivia Quiz

Answer: Categorise

Cat, E and rise with 'go' inserted. All cats, big or small, are felines, while rise means to go to a higher place. Inserting 'go' after the letter e creates the word categorise.

T categorise something means to place it in a group with items sharing the same characteristics.

Answer: Montgomery

Mont, mer and Y, with 'go' inserted. Mont is the French word for mountain, as in Mont Blanc, while mer means sea - Debussy wrote a piece of music called 'La Mer'. Adding the letter Y and inserting 'go' creates Montgomery.

Bernard Montgomery was a successful British general during the Second world War and Montgomery is the name of the state capital of Alabame.

Answer: Gorgonzola

Go, RN and Zola (Emile or Gian-Franco) with 'go' inserted. Depart is a synonym for the key word in the quiz, 'go', and the Royal Navy is shortened to RN. The two men share the surname Zola and inserting another 'go' creates the cheese called Gorgonzola.

This cheese comes from Italy and refers to a blue cheese created from cows' milk.

Answer: Protagonist

Pro, tan, I, S & T with 'go' inserted. Pro, meaning 'for', is the opposite of anti, meaning 'against'. Tan is a shade of brown or browning of the skin by exposure to sunlight, and iodine and sulphur add i and s, with t for tango completing the clues. Inserting 'go' gives the answer of protagonist.

The word means the hero of a particular story - the villain is the antagonist.

Answer: Mongoose

Mono and SE, with 'go' inserted (as in Rikki-Tikki-Tavi). Mono can start words such as monopoly or monotone, and means 'only one'. North west is abbreviated to NW so the opposite is SE and inserting 'go' in there creates the word mongoose.

The mongoose is a mammal found mainly in Africa and Asia. It is known to eat snakes, including some of the most deadly found in the regions where it lives.

Answer: Dragonfly

Dr, an and fly with 'go' inserted. Doctor is often abbreviated to Dr, with 'an' being one of the two indefinite articles. The insect is a fly and including 'go' creates the dragonfly.

Dragonflies tend to hover over ponds and are attractive insects, particularly when the sun shines through their wings creating an iridescent effect.

Answer: Paragon

Par and an with 'go' inserted. Par refers to the number of strokes that should be taken on each hole on the course and for the round as a whole. The two indefinite articles are 'an' and 'a', and you needed 'an'. With 'go' inserted, you create the word paragon.

A paragon is an ideal or perfect example and is someone to aspire to be. It can also refer to an especially fine diamond.

Answer: Allegorical

All, Eric and Al, with 'go' inserted. All is a synonym for everything or everybody, Eric Cartman is the character from the television show in which he was regularly killed off (and resurrected) while Alan is likely to be called Al. With go inserted, the answer is allegorical.

Allegorical refers to allegories which are abstract representations. Many fairy or folk tales use allegories to teach lessons.

Answer: Mongolia

MO, NL, I and A with 'go' inserted. MO is the short form of Missouri and the three international identifiers are NL, I and A. With 'go; inserted you get the country of Mongolia.

Mongolia is a landlocked country in Asia, bordering Russia and China. It is known for its steppes, the Gobi Desert and nomadic people.

Answer: Rigoletto

Rile, T and to, with 'go' inserted. If you rile someone, you annoy them, while T is the twentieth letter of the alphabet and to indicates the direction. Inserting 'go' creates 'Rigoletto'.

Verdi was a prolific composer of operas, with 'La Traviata', 'Falstaff' and 'Aida' among them. 'Rigoletto' was first performed in 1851 with the title character being a court jester. His master is a lecherous duke, who sets his eyes of the jester's daughter, Gilda.