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Quiz No. 27 Find the ‘P’ Words
A fun quiz that tests general knowledge and vocabulary. All the answers begin with the letter ‘P’
To see answers CLICK HERE (after you’ve done the quiz!)
A fun quiz that tests general knowledge and vocabulary. All the answers begin with the letter ‘P’
To see answers CLICK HERE (after you’ve done the quiz!)
The P Quiz
1. Spuds –
2. A Greek good with figures –
3. A Jumper –
4. Line around a ship, or a light shoe –
5. A bird out of breath –
6. J.B. the novelist and playwright –
7. A smallish fruit filed with reddish jelly-like seeds –
8. A planet and a cartoon dog –
9. Harold the modern playwright –
10. Southend’s is the longest –
11. Used in origami –
12. A deadly substance –
13. A boy who never grew up –
14. The bringer of a civil court case –
15. A vandal who burns down buildings –
16. A maker of vases and bowls –
17. Talking to God –
18. The sport of princes and kings –
19. On a roof or in Tunbridge Wells –
20. Dried and fragrant materials in a container –
21. Eight to a gallon –
22. Said to be nine in our solar system –
23. Olive’s strong man boyfriend, eater if spinach –
24. Marks in a sentence to make easier reading –
25. Agricultural implement for turning the soil –
26. Oil, acrylic, water based –
27. Bird with long brightly coloured tail feathers –
28. Young bog messenger in a book? –
29. A Cornish pie? –
30. Wax for making a smooth, clean surface –
31. Dicken’s writer of papers –
32. Study of human behaviour –
33. King David wrote many of these songs –
34. Ian, the protestant Irish minister –
1. Spuds –
2. A Greek good with figures –
3. A Jumper –
4. Line around a ship, or a light shoe –
5. A bird out of breath –
6. J.B. the novelist and playwright –
7. A smallish fruit filed with reddish jelly-
9. Harold the modern playwright –
10. Southend’s is the longest –
11. Used in origami –
12. A deadly substance –
13. A boy who never grew up –
14. The bringer of a civil court case –
15. A vandal who burns down buildings –
16. A maker of vases and bowls –
17. Talking to God –
18. The sport of princes and kings –
19. On a roof or in Tunbridge Wells –
20. Dried and fragrant materials in a container –
21. Eight to a gallon –
22. Said to be nine in our solar system –
23. Olive’s strong man boyfriend, eater if spinach –
24. Marks in a sentence to make easier reading –
25. Agricultural implement for turning the soil –
26. Oil, acrylic, water based –
27. Bird with long brightly coloured tail feathers –
28. Young bog messenger in a book? –
29. A Cornish pie? –
30. Wax for making a smooth, clean surface –
31. Dicken’s writer of papers –
32. Study of human behaviour –
33. King David wrote many of these songs –
34. Ian, the protestant Irish minister –
35. Son of a king –
36. A lowly boy who swapped with a king’s son –
37. An old weight or a coin –
38. Thieves of the sea –
39. Algae that floats near the surface –
40. A whistle blower who led rats and children –
41. Throw something or set up a tent –
42. A picture cut into many different shapes –
43. Old fashioned paraffin stove –
44. Recording of a scene on paper or disc –
45. Emily, the suffragette –
46. Irish national saint –
47. A card game based on 21 –
48. Sir Robert who established the police force –
49. Early American national detective agency –
50. Food for the Cinema –
51. Samuel, the diarist –
52. Lester the jockey –
53. The earth has two –
54. Enoch, the controversial politician –
55. Part of the Iberian peninsula –
56. A box or a tablet –
57. Home of the Eiffel Tower -
58. Grand, baby or upright musical instrument –
59. Flanders reminder flower –
60. Gasoline –
61. Five sided Defence U.S. Department –
62. Finely minced meat paste –
63. To be turned to stone or be scared silly –
64. Rooftop apartment –
65. Punishment in rugby or soccer -
66. Sweet or in a pod or made into soup –
67. Leaves turning carbon dioxide into oxygen –
68. A bearer of cones, or to waste away –
69. Telling lies on court on oath –
70. Slaked line, sand and water mixture –
36. A lowly boy who swapped with a king’s son –
37. An old weight or a coin –
38. Thieves of the sea –
39. Algae that floats near the surface –
40. A whistle blower who led rats and children –
41. Throw something or set up a tent –
42. A picture cut into many different shapes –
43. Old fashioned paraffin stove –
44. Recording of a scene on paper or disc –
45. Emily, the suffragette –
46. Irish national saint –
47. A card game based on 21 –
48. Sir Robert who established the police force –
49. Early American national detective agency –
50. Food for the Cinema –
51. Samuel, the diarist –
52. Lester the jockey –
53. The earth has two –
54. Enoch, the controversial politician –
55. Part of the Iberian peninsula –
56. A box or a tablet –
57. Home of the Eiffel Tower -
59. Flanders reminder flower –
60. Gasoline –
61. Five sided Defence U.S. Department –
62. Finely minced meat paste –
63. To be turned to stone or be scared silly –
64. Rooftop apartment –
65. Punishment in rugby or soccer -
67. Leaves turning carbon dioxide into oxygen –
68. A bearer of cones, or to waste away –
69. Telling lies on court on oath –
70. Slaked line, sand and water mixture –