Plus R Trivia Quiz

Answer: Beer

Bee + r = Beer.

Bee, as in "Clara was walking through the field when she stopped to watch a bee who was busy collecting pollen from a flower".

Beer, as in "Terry always goes to the pub after a long week at work to enjoy a nice cold beer with his mates".

Answer: Caper

Cape + r = Caper.

Cape, as in "My son went to a fancy dress party dressed as Batman, complete with flowing cape".

Caper, as in "Harry and his friends decided to place stickers on all of the cars in our street, however the neighbours didn't approve of the caper, and visited Harry's parents en masse to complain".

Answer: Lather

Lathe + r = Lather.

Lathe, as in "The foreman always warned new employees to be very careful when using the lathe, as an employee had lost two fingers a few years ago because he wasn't fully concentrating on what he was doing".

Lather, as in "At the end of a hard week at work, Susie runs herself a bath, pours in her bubble mix, and relaxes in the bubbly lather".

Answer: Tier

Tie + r = Tier.

Tie, as in "Mary always thinks her husband looks very smart when he goes to work, dressed in his suit and tie".

Tier, as in "Harriet wanted a three-tier cake for her forthcoming wedding, with models of herself and her husband-to-be placed on the top tier".

Answer: Driver

Drive + r = Driver.

Drive, as in "Barry owns a classic car that he keeps safely locked up in his garage during the week, but gets out at the weekend to enjoy an exhilarating drive through the countryside".

Driver, as in "Steve had forgotten to put his new driver in his golf bag, so he had to play all of his long shots with his less-favoured three iron".

Answer: Wager

Wage + r = Wager.

Wage, as in "Brian always looked forward to Fridays, as this was the day he received his wage packet, and he always celebrated with a quick drink at the pub before going home".

Wager, as in "I'm not a gambling man, but I always like to have a wager on the Grand National each year ... I've never won anything though!".

Answer: Closer

Close + r = Closer.

Close, as in "My kids never seem to remember to close the door behind them when they come into the house".

Closer, as in "Shona was getting more excited as every day passed, as the release date for the new Johnny Depp movie she was looking forward to seeing was getting closer and closer!".

Answer: Pear

Pea + r = Pear.

Pea, as in "I think my kids must have been up to mischief last night, as I found a single pea in each of my work shoes this morning".

Pear, as in "Graham groaned when he opened his lunch bag as he realised he had packed himself a pear rather than his favoured apple".

Answer: Liner

Line + r = Liner.

Line, as in "She didn't know why, but Sylvia had always drawn a line under her signature when filling in forms".

Liner, as in "My parents have just headed off on their latest holiday adventure - a two week cruise around the Caribbean on a luxury liner".

Answer: Badger

Badge + r = Badger.

Badge, as in "My daughter has just been elected school council representative for her class, and she wore her 'School Council' badge on her uniform with pride".

Badger, as in "Sometimes my wife and I stay up late to watch the badger that likes to come into our garden from time to time".