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'V' is for.... Trivia Quiz

The turn of V now in my A-Z quiz where I give you a scenario involving a V word and you guess the answer. Simply enjoy!

A multiple-choice quiz by kristian88. Estimated time: 5 mins.

Author
kristian88

Time
5 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
149,750

Updated
Aug 31 24

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Tough

Avg Score
6 / 10

Plays
676

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Question 1 of 10

1. Supposing you had a 'vade-mecum' and wanted somewhere to keep it, where is the most obvious place for you to put it? Hint

On your wrist

In your toilet

In your pocket

In your oven

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Question 2 of 10

2. If you were standing in a building and suddenly heard a 'vagitus' sound, where do you think is the most obvious place you would be? Hint

Sports stadium

Police station

Hospital

Prison

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Question 3 of 10

3. Supposing you went to your doctor's surgery and showed him your symptoms. He told you it was 'varus' and gave you something for it. What is the more recognised name for it? Hint

Athlete's foot

Piles

Acne

Warts

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Question 4 of 10

4. A friend of yours told you he had just been on holiday and managed to see a 'vendace'. Where had he seen it? Hint

In the sky

In a lake

In a tree

In the jungle

5. I was invited, not so long ago, to go to Russia with a friend of mine. One evening, my host asked if I would like to try my hand at 'vint'. I guessed he didn't mean to make wine...what actually is vint? Hint

Singing

Dancing

Race

Game

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Question 6 of 10

6. As a former medical student (well not really) - there is a small, quite insignificant, but important bone in your head called a 'vomer'. Where exactly is it though? Hint

Jaw

Ear

Nose

Chin

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Question 7 of 10

7. I was speaking to a doctor recently and he was telling me about a patient of his that had 'vives'. What sort of a doctor was he? Hint

Witch doctor

Reptilian doctor

Spin doctor

Horse doctor

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Question 8 of 10

8. Whilst staying up in Scotland with some Irish people, in a French hotel, we were offered some 'vivers'. What were we supposed to do with them? Hint

Wash with them

Eat them

Wear them

Sleep on them

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Question 9 of 10

9. After a visit to my nutritionist, she told me I had to increase the amount of 'vitellin' in my diet. What did I go straight to the shops and buy lots of? Hint

Milk

Orange juice

Eggs

Beer

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Question 10 of 10

10. A slightly different type of question now. Which of the following is NOT a definition of the word 'victoria'? Hint

A former Queen of England

An open 4-wheeled 2-seater carriage

A woman's fur tippet (or cape)

Giant South American water lily

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Supposing you had a 'vade-mecum' and wanted somewhere to keep it, where is the most obvious place for you to put it?

Answer: In your pocket

A vade-mecum, being Latin for go with me, is a handbook or pocket companion.

2. If you were standing in a building and suddenly heard a 'vagitus' sound, where do you think is the most obvious place you would be?

Answer: Hospital

A vagitus is the cry of a new born child, which translates from the Latin word vagire, meaning squall, (quite appropriate).

3. Supposing you went to your doctor's surgery and showed him your symptoms. He told you it was 'varus' and gave you something for it. What is the more recognised name for it?

Answer: Acne

Varus is the Latin and medical name for acne.

4. A friend of yours told you he had just been on holiday and managed to see a 'vendace'. Where had he seen it?

Answer: In a lake

A vendace is a small fresh water fish. The word comes from the Old French word vendese.

Answer: Game

Vint is a Russian card game, as well as to make wine...so we played vint and drank it too.

6. As a former medical student (well not really) - there is a small, quite insignificant, but important bone in your head called a 'vomer'. Where exactly is it though?

Answer: Nose

Your vomer is the tiny bone that seperates your nostrils. The word comes from the Latin which actually means ploughshare.

7. I was speaking to a doctor recently and he was telling me about a patient of his that had 'vives'. What sort of a doctor was he?

Answer: Horse doctor

Vives is actually an ear disease in horses.

8. Whilst staying up in Scotland with some Irish people, in a French hotel, we were offered some 'vivers'. What were we supposed to do with them?

Answer: Eat them

Vivers, from the old French vivres, is Scottish for food or eatables.

9. After a visit to my nutritionist, she told me I had to increase the amount of 'vitellin' in my diet. What did I go straight to the shops and buy lots of?

Answer: Eggs

Vitellin is a protein found inside egg yolk. Vitellus is the yolk of an egg. Although this could have been a trick question if you knew me, as I invariably buy way too much beer every time I go to the shops anyhow.

10. A slightly different type of question now. Which of the following is NOT a definition of the word 'victoria'?

Answer: A woman's fur tippet (or cape)

The woman's fur tippet (or cape) is actually called a victorine...sorry if that was a little tricky but I ran out of V words.

Source: Author kristian88

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