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What About 'Us' Trivia Quiz


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

A multiple-choice quiz by rossian. Estimated time: 7 mins.
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Author
rossian
Time
7 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
308,214
Updated
Nov 25 24
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Average
Avg Score
7 / 10
Plays
426
Awards
Top 35% Quiz
Last 3 plays: JanIQ (10/10), Peachie13 (9/10), Duckay (8/10).
Author's Note: As an example - take a word for 'in this place' and a word for 'not out' and insert 'us' for the capital of Texas. At and in with 'us' inserted gives you Austin.

Now try these -
Question 1 of 10
1. Take an abbreviation meaning morning, the international car registration for Spain and a name for myself. Then add the abbreviation for where you would find Darwin in Australia and insert 'us' for a pleasant diversion.

Answer: (9 letters, starting with A)
Question 2 of 10
2. Take a word meaning unwell, the international car registration for Turkey and acknowledgements of debt (plural) and insert 'us' for a word meaning distinguished or renowned.

Answer: (11 letters, starting with I)
Question 3 of 10
3. Take a short name for a girl coming out in society and the postcode for Shrewsbury and insert 'us' for a French composer.

Answer: (7 letters, starting with D)
Question 4 of 10
4. Take a short name for the 'Peoples' Princess', and a term denoting very loud in music. Then add the chemical symbol for erbium and insert 'us' for a device which spreads or scatters light.

Answer: (8 letters, starting with D)
Question 5 of 10
5. Take the chemical symbol for gold, and an abbreviation for grand tourer. Then add a term for 'you and me' and insert 'us' for a Roman Emperor.

Answer: (8 letters, starting with A)
Question 6 of 10
6. Take an abbreviation for a type of medical scan, an abbreviation for overdrawn and the chemical symbol for yttrium. Then insert 'us' for a term meaning imprisonment or having responsibility for a child.

Answer: (7 letters, starting with C)
Question 7 of 10
7. Take a word for something used in hairstyling and add the chemical symbols for titanium, oxygen and nitrogen. Then add 'us' for a word meaning destruction by fire.

Answer: (10 letters, starting with C)
Question 8 of 10
8. Take a short name for Robert and the international car registration for Thailand. Then add a Scottish lake, reputed to hold a monster and insert 'us' for a term meaning the quality of being to withstand stress and pressure.

Answer: (10 letters, starting with R)
Question 9 of 10
9. Take the chemical symbols for carbon and radium. Add the international car registration for Germany and a medical TV programme and insert 'us' for a member of an expedition to the Holy Land.

Answer: (8 letters, starting with C)
Question 10 of 10
10. Take the abbreviation for Delaware and the chemical symbols for Lithium, Oxygen and Sodium. The add the international car registration for Luxembourg and insert 'us' for a term meaning 'to be suffering from a false impression or belief'.

Answer: (10 letters, starting with D)

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Take an abbreviation meaning morning, the international car registration for Spain and a name for myself. Then add the abbreviation for where you would find Darwin in Australia and insert 'us' for a pleasant diversion.

Answer: Amusement

AM, E, me and NT (Northern Territory) with 'us' inserted. AM is short for ante meridian, meaning before noon - hence morning, the international code for vehicles from Spain is E, myself means me and Darwin is in Australia's Northern Territory. Including 'us' in the middle creates the word 'amusement.

Amusement can mean an entertaining event which gives pleasure or what you feel when you see something funny which makes you laugh.
2. Take a word meaning unwell, the international car registration for Turkey and acknowledgements of debt (plural) and insert 'us' for a word meaning distinguished or renowned.

Answer: Illustrious

Ill, TR, and IOUS with 'us' inserted. If you feel unwell you are sick, or ill while Turkey's car identification is TR. If you owe someone money, you give them an IOU (I owe unto) and several of these would need a letter 's' at the end. Including 'us' creates the word 'illustrious'.

Someone who is illustrious is well known, respected and an object of admiration.
3. Take a short name for a girl coming out in society and the postcode for Shrewsbury and insert 'us' for a French composer.

Answer: Debussy

Deb (debutante) and SY with 'us' inserted. Deb is short for debutante, although this is less commonly used these days. It could also be short for the name Deborah. SY denotes Shrewsbury and including 'us' in the middle gives the name of Debussy.

Claude Debussy was a French composer active in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Among his works are 'Clair de Lune' and 'La Mer'.
4. Take a short name for the 'Peoples' Princess', and a term denoting very loud in music. Then add the chemical symbol for erbium and insert 'us' for a device which spreads or scatters light.

Answer: Diffuser

Di, FF and ER with 'us' inserted. The Princess of Wales was Diana, often called Princess Di as well as the nickname in the question, In music, ff means fortissimo or very loud while Er is the symbol for erbium. Inserting 'us' creates the word diffuser.

A diffuser is something which dispenses light in particles. It can also describe an air freshener which sends pleasant smelling aromas into a room.
5. Take the chemical symbol for gold, and an abbreviation for grand tourer. Then add a term for 'you and me' and insert 'us' for a Roman Emperor.

Answer: Augustus

AU, GT and us with 'us' inserted. The symbol for gold is Au, from the Latin aurum, and cars with a GT symbol are classed as grand tourers. You and me equates to us, and inserting another 'us' gives us the name of Augustus.

Gaius Octavius, usually referred to as Octavian, took the name of Augustus when he became the first emperor of Rome in 27 BCE. He reigned until 14 CE and was succeeded by Tiberius.
6. Take an abbreviation for a type of medical scan, an abbreviation for overdrawn and the chemical symbol for yttrium. Then insert 'us' for a term meaning imprisonment or having responsibility for a child.

Answer: Custody

CT, OD and Y with 'us' inserted. CT stands for computed tomography, a non invasive way of looking inside the human body, od is shorthand for overdrawn and yttrium has the symbol Y. Inserting 'us' creates the word custody.

If you are granted custody of a child, you are given the primary responsibility for caring for them. It can also refer to someone kept in confinement, as in 'the prisoner was remanded in custody'.
7. Take a word for something used in hairstyling and add the chemical symbols for titanium, oxygen and nitrogen. Then add 'us' for a word meaning destruction by fire.

Answer: Combustion

Comb, Ti, O and N with 'us' inserted. A comb is used to tidy your hair, or it could be something on the head of a fowl. Titanium, oxygen and nitrogen are Ti, O and N and inserting 'us' gives us combustion.

Combustion refers to a chemical reaction, with oxygen usually involved, which creates heat and/or light.
8. Take a short name for Robert and the international car registration for Thailand. Then add a Scottish lake, reputed to hold a monster and insert 'us' for a term meaning the quality of being to withstand stress and pressure.

Answer: Robustness

Rob, T and Ness with 'us' inserted. Rob is what was needed, rather than any of the other names such as Bob, Bobby or Robbie. T denotes a car from Thailand and the famous monster is reputed to live in Loch Ness. Inserting 'us' creates the word robustness.

Anything that is robust has the quality of robustness, meaning strength and power and difficult to destroy. It can be used in the abstract sense too, as in holding robust, unshakeable beliefs.
9. Take the chemical symbols for carbon and radium. Add the international car registration for Germany and a medical TV programme and insert 'us' for a member of an expedition to the Holy Land.

Answer: Crusader

C, Ra, D and ER with 'us' inserted. The chemical symbols give us the first three letters needed with D for Deutschland giving us the next. 'ER' was a popular medical series starring George Clooney and inserting 'us' creates the word crusader.

Crusaders date from mediaeval times when groups of soldiers went to the Holy Land to try to reclaim Jerusalem and convert Muslims to Christianity. The term can now be applied to anyone who is a strong supporter of a particular change they think is needed.
10. Take the abbreviation for Delaware and the chemical symbols for Lithium, Oxygen and Sodium. The add the international car registration for Luxembourg and insert 'us' for a term meaning 'to be suffering from a false impression or belief'.

Answer: Delusional

DE, Li, O, Na and L with 'us' inserted. DE refers to Delaware, while lithium, oxygen and sodium have the chemical symbols Li, O and Na. L on a vehicle shows it is from Luxembourg and inserting 'us' creates the word delusional.

If you are delusional, you are convinced that something that is impossible is actually true. It means that you are deceiving yourself, and can be a symptom of a mental illness.
Source: Author rossian

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