Time to Take a P Trivia Quiz

Answer: Plump

P+lump = plump. This is also a term, especially in the building trade, for a person who is self employed and works without the need for his employer to deduct income tax from his pay.

Answer: Part

P+art = part Part can also mean a portion of something but not all. Acting is also an art as is music, dancing and quiz composing too.

Answer: Podium

P+odium= podium. It is strange that although odium means disgust and even hatred of a person for the result of their actions with the addition of a P at the beginning it becomes the place where heroes stand.

Answer: Plunge

P+lunge = plunge. Plunge can also be when a person enters suddenly and perhaps without giving the matter full consideration into any activity or new venture.

Answer: Pinch

P+inch=pinch. A pinch can also be used as a measurement in cooking i.e. a pinch of salt or it is a slang word for stealing.

Answer: Probe

P+robe= probe. A probe can also be a thorough investigation into a crime or other matter or an unmanned spacecraft designed to send information back to earth.

Answer: Pair

P+air = Pair A pigeon pair is a family with only two children one girl and one boy. One suggestion for the origin of this belief is that pigeons sit on two eggs at a time, which are always one girl and one boy.

Answer: Pearl

P+earl=pearl. An earl is a member of the British aristocracy who is ranked above a viscount and below a marquess.

Answer: Park

P+ark= Park There is a very famous central one in New York where one can hire a bike, take a walking tour or just wander and relax. To park is also the placing of a vehicle in a suitable place before leaving it.

Answer: Plight

P+light=plight. The plight of children in the third world is a phrase often used. In archaic language a bride and groom at a marriage ceremony would plight their troths to each other, plight meaning to pledge and troth meaning truth. They were vowing to be true to one another.