FREE! Click here to Join FunTrivia. Thousands of games, quizzes, and lots more!
Quiz about This Is It
Quiz about This Is It

This Is 'It' Trivia Quiz


The answers to the following questions all contain the word 'it' somewhere in the middle. Can you work out the answer from the clues given?

A multiple-choice quiz by rossian. Estimated time: 7 mins.
  1. Home
  2. »
  3. Quizzes
  4. »
  5. Brain Teasers Trivia
  6. »
  7. Words in Common
  8. »
  9. Rossians Word Puzzles

Author
rossian
Time
7 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
316,530
Updated
Nov 25 22
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Average
Avg Score
7 / 10
Plays
748
Awards
Top 10% Quiz
Last 3 plays: Luckycharm60 (10/10), krajack99 (10/10), Dagny1 (9/10).
Author's Note: For example - take a letter of the Greek alphabet, used in mathematics, and a word meaning 'not as great'. Insert 'it' for a word meaning 'having no mercy'. Pi and less with 'it' inserted gives you pitiless. Now try these -
Question 1 of 10
1. Take a word meaning everything/everyone, and a word used for an age in history. Add the chemical symbol for titanium and the abbreviation for 'victory in Europe'. Insert 'it' for an adjective meaning 'having the same consonant at the beginning of each syllable'.

Answer: (12 letters, starting with A)
Question 2 of 10
2. Take the name of one of the sons of Jacob in the bible and text speak for 'see you'. Add the chemical symbol for sulphur and insert 'it' for an Old Testament book.



Answer: (9 letters, starting with L)
Question 3 of 10
3. Take a word meaning 'not out' and the first name of Hitler's wife. Add the chemical symbol for boron and the international car registrations for Luxembourg and Spain. Then insert 'it' for a word meaning 'incapable of being avoided'.

Answer: (10 letters, starting with I)
Question 4 of 10
4. Take a fossil fuel, the chemical symbol for iodine and an antonym for 'off'. Insert 'it' to find a word for 'an alliance, especially of a temporary nature'.

Answer: (9 letters, starting with C)
Question 5 of 10
5. Take the syllable naming the first tonic note, and the Italian word meaning 'my' (feminine). Add the chemical symbol for nitrogen and insert 'it' for the name of a Roman emperor.

Answer: (8 letters, starting with D)
Question 6 of 10
6. Take the name of Michael Stipe's group and a word meaning a shade of brown. Add the abbreviation for 'common era' and insert 'it' for a word meaning 'payment sent to a person in another place'.

Answer: (10 letters, starting with R)
Question 7 of 10
7. Take a word for a male person and the chemical symbol for oxygen. Add the abbreviation for British Airways and insert 'it' for a Canadian province.

Answer: (8 letters, starting with M)
Question 8 of 10
8. Take the chemical formula for carbon monoxide and an abbreviation for millimetre. Add a word for a golf peg and insert 'it' for a word meaning 'a group of people elected or appointed to perform a service or function'.

Answer: (9 letters, starting with C)
Question 9 of 10
9. Take the prefix meaning 'before or earlier' and the Scottish word for man. Add the word for a charged particle and insert 'it' for a word meaning 'foreboding or presentiment'.

Answer: (11 letters, starting with P)
Question 10 of 10
10. Take a word for something worn on the head and the chemical symbol for uranium. Add a word meaning 'after the due time' and insert 'it' for a word meaning to surrender or give up.

Answer: (10 letters, starting with C)

(Optional) Create a Free FunTrivia ID to save the points you are about to earn:

arrow Select a User ID:
arrow Choose a Password:
arrow Your Email:




Most Recent Scores
Nov 29 2024 : Luckycharm60: 10/10
Nov 10 2024 : krajack99: 10/10
Oct 29 2024 : Dagny1: 9/10
Oct 24 2024 : Maybeline5: 10/10

Score Distribution

quiz
Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Take a word meaning everything/everyone, and a word used for an age in history. Add the chemical symbol for titanium and the abbreviation for 'victory in Europe'. Insert 'it' for an adjective meaning 'having the same consonant at the beginning of each syllable'.

Answer: Alliterative

All, era, Ti and VE with 'it' inserted. You're combining quite a bit here, with 'all' relating to everyone and 'era' being an historic age. Titanium is denoted by the letters Ti while VE is short for victory in Europe towards the end of World War II.

Putting all those together and putting 'it' between all and era creates alliterative, which describes the poetic device of using the same letter to start all, or most, of the words in a line for emphasis.
2. Take the name of one of the sons of Jacob in the bible and text speak for 'see you'. Add the chemical symbol for sulphur and insert 'it' for an Old Testament book.

Answer: Leviticus

Levi, CU and S with 'it' inserted. Jacob had twelve sons for you to choose from but I hope you found the right one. Cu is used as shorthand for 'see you' (it could also be 'copper') with sulphur having the single letter S as its chemical symbol.

Putting 'it' after the v of Levi creates Leviticus, the third book of the Bible, which mainly covers laws.
3. Take a word meaning 'not out' and the first name of Hitler's wife. Add the chemical symbol for boron and the international car registrations for Luxembourg and Spain. Then insert 'it' for a word meaning 'incapable of being avoided'.

Answer: Inevitable

In, Eva, B, L and E with 'it' inserted. In is the synonym to out while Eva Braun was, briefly, married to Hitler. B stands for boron while L stands for Luxembourg and E (Espana) for Spain.

The word 'it' had to go after the v of Eva to create the word 'inevitable', meaning something that is sure to happen and is unavoidable.
4. Take a fossil fuel, the chemical symbol for iodine and an antonym for 'off'. Insert 'it' to find a word for 'an alliance, especially of a temporary nature'.

Answer: Coalition

Coal, I and on, with 'it' inserted. Coal is one of the fossil fuels while I is iodine's symbol. On is the opposite of off and adding 'It' after the word coal creates a new word of coalition.

A coalition is often used to describe a group formed by politicians, sometimes of different beliefs, which enables them to form a joint government. It can also refer to military manoeuvres, where soldiers from different countries combine in a common cause. Coalitions, by their nature, tend not to last very long.
5. Take the syllable naming the first tonic note, and the Italian word meaning 'my' (feminine). Add the chemical symbol for nitrogen and insert 'it' for the name of a Roman emperor.

Answer: Domitian

Do, Mia and N with 'it' inserted. Do is the first note, followed by 're', 'mi' and so on, while mia means my in Italian, as in Mamma Mia - my mother. Adding 'n' for nitrogen and putting 'it' after the m of mia creates the name Domitian.

Domitian was emperor from 81-96 CE when he was assassinated. His successor was Nerva, who ruled for only eighteen months, although his rein ended with his (natural) death.
6. Take the name of Michael Stipe's group and a word meaning a shade of brown. Add the abbreviation for 'common era' and insert 'it' for a word meaning 'payment sent to a person in another place'.

Answer: Remittance

REM, tan and CE with 'it' inserted. Michael Stipe was for many years the lead singer for the band REM and tan is the shade of brown needed. CE stands for common era and putting 'it' after REM creates the word remittance.

A remittance is a payment sent to someone either to help them out or, more often, to pay a bill or account.
7. Take a word for a male person and the chemical symbol for oxygen. Add the abbreviation for British Airways and insert 'it' for a Canadian province.

Answer: Manitoba

Man, O and BA with 'it' inserted. An adult male is a man, oxygen has the symbol 'O' and British Airways is commonly known as BA. Adding 'it' after 'man' creates Manitoba, one of Canada's provinces.

Manitoba borders Ontario to its right and Saskatchewan to its left. Its capital is Winnipeg and it also borders Hudson Bay.
8. Take the chemical formula for carbon monoxide and an abbreviation for millimetre. Add a word for a golf peg and insert 'it' for a word meaning 'a group of people elected or appointed to perform a service or function'.

Answer: Committee

CO, mm and tee, with 'it' inserted. Carbon monoxide (one molecule of carbon and one of oxygen) is denoted by CO, while mm stands for millimetre. A tee is the peg on which a golf ball is placed before the first shot at a hole and inserting 'it' before tee creates the word 'committee'.

Committees, when they work properly, are a good way to bring a group of like minded people together to perform a service. Committees run sports clubs, social clubs and many other types of organisation and are usually run by volunteers.
9. Take the prefix meaning 'before or earlier' and the Scottish word for man. Add the word for a charged particle and insert 'it' for a word meaning 'foreboding or presentiment'.

Answer: Premonition

Pre, mon and ion, with 'it' inserted. Pre means before, as in prefix, predict or preview, while the Scots tend to use the letter O where the English use A, creating 'mon' instead of 'man'. A charged particle is an ion and putting the letters 'it' before ion creates the new word premonition.

A premonition is that feeling you get that something is going to happen. Sometimes, maybe even usually, it's something to be afraid of but premonitions can sometimes be good, too.
10. Take a word for something worn on the head and the chemical symbol for uranium. Add a word meaning 'after the due time' and insert 'it' for a word meaning to surrender or give up.

Answer: Capitulate

Cap, U and late with 'it' inserted. Cap was the word needed for the headgear, rather than hat while uranium is denoted by the letter u. If you are overdue, you are late so adding 'it' after the word 'cap' will create the word 'capitulate'.

To capitulate means to admit defeat, either literally as in wartime, or figuratively, when you decide to stop an argument.
Source: Author rossian

This quiz was reviewed by FunTrivia editor crisw before going online.
Any errors found in FunTrivia content are routinely corrected through our feedback system.
Related Quizzes
This quiz is part of series Word Play:

All these quizzes are built around a two letter word. Following the clues given will give you a new word which includes those two letters.

  1. An 'Iffy' Quiz Average
  2. Computer Says 'No' Average
  3. 'On' Your Marks Average
  4. This Is 'It' Average
  5. Let's 'Do' It Average
  6. And 'So' On Easier
  7. 'We' Can Work it Out Easier
  8. 'Ye' of Little Faith Average

12/22/2024, Copyright 2024 FunTrivia, Inc. - Report an Error / Contact Us