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Quiz about Mayhem Mushy and Other Magical M Words

Mayhem, Mushy and Other Magical 'M' Words Quiz

Match the M word to its description. Have fun and think carefully!

A matching quiz by Joepetz. Estimated time: 3 mins.

Author
Joepetz

Time
3 mins

Type
Match Quiz

Quiz #
386,280

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Very Easy

Avg Score
10 / 10

Plays
826

Awards
Top 35% Quiz

Last 3 plays: asgirl (10/10), Guest 47 (10/10), jonnowales (10/10).

(a) Drag-and-drop from the right to the left, or (b) click on a right side answer box and then on a left side box to move it.

Questions		Choices
1. A party where everyone wears masks		Mammoth
2. The absolute lowest amount of something		Mushy
3. A crazy and confusing situation where everything goes wrong		Mayhem
4. Get on top of such as a horse or a bike		Minimum
5. Very large, like a certain extinct woolly animal		Mistake
6. Speak so that you are barely or not at all understood		Mystery
7. Being very soft and wet or being overly sentimental		Masquerade
8. Something to read that is published weekly or monthly		Mount
9. An error or blunder done by accident		Mumble
10. Something unknown and worth figuring out		Magazine

Select each answer

1. A party where everyone wears masks

2. The absolute lowest amount of something

3. A crazy and confusing situation where everything goes wrong

4. Get on top of such as a horse or a bike

5. Very large, like a certain extinct woolly animal

6. Speak so that you are barely or not at all understood

7. Being very soft and wet or being overly sentimental

8. Something to read that is published weekly or monthly

9. An error or blunder done by accident

10. Something unknown and worth figuring out

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Nov 21 2024 : asgirl: 10/10
Nov 19 2024 : Guest 47: 10/10
Nov 15 2024 : jonnowales: 10/10

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. A party where everyone wears masks

Answer: Masquerade

Masquerades are usually large parties where, in addition to wearing masks, people dress up in elaborate costumes. Masquerades were popular in Venice, Italy during the Renaissance period.

2. The absolute lowest amount of something

Answer: Minimum

The minimum is the lowest amount acceptable to a situation. If you are asked to read for a minimum of ten minutes, that means ten minutes is the lowest amount of time you should read for. You may read for longer but not less than ten minutes.

3. A crazy and confusing situation where everything goes wrong

Answer: Mayhem

Often in the case of mayhem, people are left hurt and things and places are destroyed. It is best to try and avoid such situations.

4. Get on top of such as a horse or a bike

Answer: Mount

Mount can also mean to climb, as in the phrase "mounting the stairs". It can also mean something used as a display, such as a mount for a painting.

5. Very large, like a certain extinct woolly animal

Answer: Mammoth

Mammoth means big. Woolly mammoths were large, hairy animals that resembled elephants in both size and appearance.

6. Speak so that you are barely or not at all understood

Answer: Mumble

Mumbling is usually done when you don't want other people to hear what you are saying but does not have to be so. Mumbling can be considered rude and it is best to speak clearly.

7. Being very soft and wet or being overly sentimental

Answer: Mushy

Mushy things include mashed potatoes and smashed bananas. Mushy can also mean being very sentimental or romantic to the point that it is over the top.

8. Something to read that is published weekly or monthly

Answer: Magazine

Some famous magazines are "National Geographic", which has pictures and articles about the world and animals, and "Sports Illustrated" which is about sports and athletes. Both magazines have kids' versions available.

9. An error or blunder done by accident

Answer: Mistake

Mistakes happen all the time and they are often not worth getting upset over. A good way to avoid or lessen the amount of mistakes is to pay closer attention to what you are doing.

10. Something unknown and worth figuring out

Answer: Mystery

Sherlock Holmes solved a lot of mysteries and Agatha Christie is a famous mystery writer. Mysteries can be fun and adventurous or serious depending on the situation.

Source: Author Joepetz

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