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Quiz No. 32 Find the ‘S’ Words
A fun quiz that tests general knowledge and vocabulary. All the answers begin with the letter ‘S’
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 ‘S’
To see answers CLICK HERE (after you’ve done the quiz!)
The ‘S’ Quiz
1. Small u-shaped metal fixings –
2. Capital of Sweden –
3. Biblical description of wrong doing –
4. Flying hero –
5. Black diggers in cards –
6. Rushdie, writer of the Satanic Verses –
7. Very wise king –
8. Piece of embroidery produced as a demonstration –
9. Louis Armstrong’s nickname –
10. Six children born at one birth –
11. Hawking, writer of A Brief History of Time -
12. Brass instrument, technically of the woodwind family –
13. A "happy accident" or "pleasant surprise" –
14. Tennis playing sister of Venus –
15. Singers and comedians stand in this –
16. George, the inventor of “The Rocket” –
17. Underwater boat –
18. Fizzy fireworks for children –
19. Sixth planet from the Sun –
20. Alan who fires –
21. A digital music service –
22. Haile, emperor of Ethiopia from 1930 to 1974 –
23. Country of mountains and closed banks –
24. Dictator of Soviet Union up to 1953 –
25. Naked runner –
26. Adam, writer of The Wealth of Nations –
27. A worker in stone –
28. Enterprise that builds and organizes knowledge about the universe –
29. Classical Greek scholar who taught Plato –
30. Hand language for the deaf –
31. German businessman with a list –
32. Blue precious stone –
33. Tony, New Jersey Mob Boss (tv) –
34. Heavy cavalry sword –
35. Frank, head of ‘the Rat Pack’ –
1. Small u-
3. Biblical description of wrong doing –
4. Flying hero –
5. Black diggers in cards –
6. Rushdie, writer of the Satanic Verses –
7. Very wise king –
8. Piece of embroidery produced as a demonstration –
9. Louis Armstrong’s nickname –
10. Six children born at one birth –
11. Hawking, writer of A Brief History of Time -
13. A "happy accident" or "pleasant surprise" –
14. Tennis playing sister of Venus –
15. Singers and comedians stand in this –
16. George, the inventor of “The Rocket” –
17. Underwater boat –
18. Fizzy fireworks for children –
19. Sixth planet from the Sun –
20. Alan who fires –
21. A digital music service –
22. Haile, emperor of Ethiopia from 1930 to 1974 –
23. Country of mountains and closed banks –
24. Dictator of Soviet Union up to 1953 –
25. Naked runner –
26. Adam, writer of The Wealth of Nations –
27. A worker in stone –
28. Enterprise that builds and organizes knowledge about the universe –
29. Classical Greek scholar who taught Plato –
30. Hand language for the deaf –
31. German businessman with a list –
32. Blue precious stone –
33. Tony, New Jersey Mob Boss (tv) –
34. Heavy cavalry sword –
35. Frank, head of ‘the Rat Pack’ –
36. Johann S. Bach –
37. Largest desert in the world –
38. Paul, Art Garfunkel’s other half –
39. Part of Iberian Peninsula –
40. Captain Jack of the Caribbean –
41. To be dismissed from a job –
42. The fictional sailor/adventurer from Baghdad –
43. Leslie Charteris’s brigand adventurer –
44. A herb or wise man –
45. NaCl –
46. This good one helped a foreigner –
47. Pepys the diarist –
48. Chemical element S –
49. A tunnel through the Alps connecting Switzerland and Italy –
50. The Devil –
51. Flying UFO’s -
52. To remove skin and hair of head –
53. Thirty nine of these caused Richard Hannay a headache –
54. Far eastern island state -
55. Shoulder blade –
56. Person taking the guilt for another –
57. Named Desire as a 1947 play written by American Tennessee Williams –
58. The Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy –
59. One of the invaders of Toad Hall –
60. Signalling using moving arms –
61. Saturday in Jewish world –
62. Dickens’ skinflint –
63. Jaws –
64. A coin of the ancient Hebrews –
65. George Bernard, playright –
66. Unable to play the ball directly –
67. Signal of distress –
68. Fictional global terrorist organisation in James Bond films –
69. Pair of glasses –
70. The built on end of Prittlewell -
37. Largest desert in the world –
38. Paul, Art Garfunkel’s other half –
39. Part of Iberian Peninsula –
40. Captain Jack of the Caribbean –
41. To be dismissed from a job –
42. The fictional sailor/adventurer from Baghdad –
43. Leslie Charteris’s brigand adventurer –
44. A herb or wise man –
45. NaCl –
46. This good one helped a foreigner –
47. Pepys the diarist –
48. Chemical element S –
49. A tunnel through the Alps connecting Switzerland and Italy –
50. The Devil –
51. Flying UFO’s -
53. Thirty nine of these caused Richard Hannay a headache –
54. Far eastern island state -
56. Person taking the guilt for another –
57. Named Desire as a 1947 play written by American Tennessee Williams –
58. The Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy –
59. One of the invaders of Toad Hall –
60. Signalling using moving arms –
61. Saturday in Jewish world –
62. Dickens’ skinflint –
63. Jaws –
64. A coin of the ancient Hebrews –
65. George Bernard, playright –
66. Unable to play the ball directly –
67. Signal of distress –
68. Fictional global terrorist organisation in James Bond films –
69. Pair of glasses –
70. The built on end of Prittlewell -