Hidden Words by Theme Trivia

Find the hidden UK Formula One drivers.

The Silly Sultan of Scramble needs help to find hidden words. Each sentence will give you a clue to the answer, and all the answers use the letters contained in the word 'SULTANS'.

Three words are given. Choosing the correct letter will give the answer. An example of how the quiz works is given. All the answers are different names and species of the large cats of the world.

Most computer keyboards don't have an "ANY" key. But these computer keyboards have many useful modifier keys, cursor keys and system command keys. Hidden in each sentence is the name of a useful key on a computer keyboard.

Work out where a famous person named "Jim" is hiding in each sentence. For instance, in the sentence "A thief will nab or steal" the hidden Jim is Jim Nabors: "A thief will NAB OR Steal" "

Can you find the trees hidden in the following sentences?

There is a relative or member of the Quiz family in every question in this quiz. All hidden words are words related to a family relative e.g. "daughter". Can you find the family members?

There is a treasure trove of gems in this quiz. Can you find all of them?

Police have a lot to hide. Take this quiz and see what words you can find. Good luck.

No, this quiz is not about the video game system. Rather, I want you to find ten words that are hidden in the word Nintendo.

Each woeful Bodice Ripper contains a hidden word. Read the stories and see if you can spot the answer. Look at "romance". The word "man" is hidden in there. There might be several hidden words but the story line will carry a clue to the right answer.

Tick tock on the clock, but the wordplay party won't stop. Time is not on your side, but you can find time-related words hidden throughout these sentences.

Animals hide in many words. Given the hidden animal and the definition, can you guess the word? For example,"What kind of lion is an onion?" Answer: scallion.

Find a famous Bob hidden in each sentence, i.e for "In the river's scum, Ming's vase sunk," the hidden Bob is Bob Cummings: ...river's sCUM MING'S vase..." And if the multiple choices were: actor, athlete, politician and killer, you would choose "actor".

Work out where a famous person named "Jim" is hiding in each sentence, i.e, in the sentence "A thief will nab or steal" the hidden Jim is Jim Nabors: "A thief will NAB OR Steal" " If the choices were: actor, artist, pope, poet, you would pick actor.

All these movie scene grabs have hidden words inside other words. As the drama unfolds, see if you can find each one. Can you spot "cat" hidden in "location"? The story will contain a clue to the word you want.

In each question, find the last name of a famous person named Jim!

Work out where a famous sportsperson named "Jim" is hiding in each sentence. In "Thor pets dogs" the hidden Jim is Jim Thorpe: "THOR PEts dogs." If the choices were: referee, sportscaster, all-around athlete, owner, you would pick all-around athlete.

When pronounced together, the first few letters will sound similar or the same as the object to be guessed. The objects are all commonly found in the home. For example, McKenzie Rowena Wayne Vanessa is microwave.

You may think that Parliament just contains the House of Lords and the House of Commons. There are also many words hidden in Parliament and I am going to give you the clues to identify them.