Maid of the Missed Trivia Quiz

Answer: Wait

WAIT...is to remain inactive in readiness of something happening. People who wait on tables stand on the periphery until an order is ready to be placed, or a table ready to be cleared.

WEIGHT...is the measurement of how heavy an object is. It can be used to hold an object down or to measure other items as a way of counterbalance.

Answer: Bridal

BRIDAL...is anything which relates to the bride. It can include her dress, bouquet, shoes and garter.

BRIDLE...is a piece of horse tack which consists of the headstall, bit and reins.

Answer: Guest

GUEST...is a person invited to a meeting, party or event. They are normally invited prior to the event by written invitation or verbally.

GUESSED...is the past tense of guess. A person may take a guess if they do not know the answer to a quiz question.

Answer: Veil

VEIL...is a piece of clothing worn by women which covers the face or head. The garment is most associated with Islamic women, but Western women getting married traditionally wear a white covering.

VALE...is another name for a valley. The valley is an open area with a stream between two hills or mountains.

Answer: Blue

BLUE...is a shade which lies between violet and green. The colour is cool and calming, and often used to describe the sky and the deep blue sea.

BLEW...is the past tense of blow. Blow is a state of motion, either when you expel air through the lungs or when the wind carries something along.

Answer: Sweet

SWEET...is one of the senses of taste opposite to sour. It relates to anything sugary including chocolate, cakes and white icing.

SUITE...is a set of attendants, a group of furniture or a living area connected by rooms.

Answer: Choir

CHOIR...is a group of men, women or children who normally perform choral songs in front of an audience, either in a church or any other place where people gather.

QUIRE...is a quantity of paper. It is normally 24 or 25 sheets of paper the same size and is part of a ream. One ream equals 20 quires.

Answer: Aisle

AISLE...is a narrow passageway which divides one area from another. You can usually find an aisle in a church, aeroplane or supermarket.

ISLE...is a small island. There are several isles around the world including Isle of Wight, Isle of Skye and Isle of Scilly.

Answer: Friar

FRIAR...is a member of a religious group of the Roman Catholic church. One of the most famous friars of old English folklore was Friar Tuck.

FRYER...is a piece of kitchen equipment where oil is added to deep fry ingredients such as vegetables.

Answer: Mist

MIST...is a mass of fine droplets of water suspended in the air. They can occur through normal weather conditions, volcanic activity or at the site of a waterfall.

MISSED...is the past tense of miss. Miss is when you evade something or fail to hit a target.