Qu Plus Trivia Quiz

Answer: Quart

Qu + art = Quart.

Art, as in "Kieran took his new girlfriend to the local art gallery, as he wanted to show her that he had a cultural side to his personality".

Quart, as in "My mother asked me to go to the store to buy a quart of milk as we had run out".

Answer: Quin

Qu + in = Quin.

In, as in "I knew my next door neighbour was in as his television was on so loud it could be heard in the street".

Quin, as in "Sarah loved being a quin as she had four like-minded siblings with whom she could share her troubles".

Answer: Quire

Qu + ire = Quire.

Ire, as in "Brent was full of ire as his fiancée had just left him for his best friend".

Quire, as in "The school took delivery of a package containing a ream of plain paper and a quire of tracing paper".

Answer: Quads

Qu + ads = Quads.

Ads, as in "The marketing company took out ads in national newspapers and magazines, as well as on TV and radio, in an attempt to generate as much exposure to the new product as possible".

Quads, as in "The wrestler landed awkwardly on the mat and tore both quads, thereby rendering himself out of action for a number of weeks".

Answer: Queasy

Qu + easy = Queasy.

Easy, as in "Jerry found the maths test really easy, and wasn't surprised when he was told he had scored 100%".

Queasy, as in "My sister felt rather queasy when she got off the rollercoaster, and had to sit down for a few minutes until she felt better".

Answer: Quirk

Qu + irk = Quirk.

Irk, as in "Freddie would often irk his older sister by wearing her underwear on his head when her boyfriend came round to visit".

Quirk, as in "My boyfriend has a very strange quirk of always ducking his head when entering a room, and he's not even that tall".

Answer: Quash

Qu + ash = Quash.

Ash, as in "Having burned a number of logs in it the previous night, Carl needed to clean out the ash from his fireplace".

Quash, as in "The government needed to quash the rebellion quickly before it gathered too much momentum and became a crisis".

Answer: Quit

Qu + it = Quit.

It, as in "My neighbour was proudly showing off her new car. It was the top of the range model".

Quit, as in "Rachel reluctantly had to quit skiing as her doctor had advised that continuing her hobby would eventually cause irreparable damage to her knees".

Answer: Quaver

Qu + aver = Quaver.

Aver, as in "The court required the defendant to aver that he was completely innocent of the allegations against him".

Quaver, as in "Jacob was rather jumpy, and any sudden noise caused him to quaver with fear".

Answer: Quill

Qu + ill = Quill.

Ill, as in "Wendy called her boss and said that she wouldn't be coming into work today as she was feeling rather ill".

Quill, as in "Victor often liked to use a quill and ink for writing letters and he thought it made them look much more stylish".