Add Multiple Letters Trivia

On the left you'll receive a definition and a U.S. State or two. On the right, you'll receive one more U.S. State. Your goal is to combine the states, based on their abbreviations, to form a word per the definition. Good luck!

On the left you'll receive a definition and a U.S. State or two. On the right, you'll receive one more U.S. State. Your goal is to combine the states, based on their abbreviations, to form a word per the definition. Good luck!

On the left you'll receive a definition and a U.S. State or two. On the right, you'll receive one more U.S. State. Your goal is to combine the states, based on their abbreviations, to form a word per the definition. Good luck!

Start each word with DR, then add a word based on the clue to get the answer. For example, DR + not fore = draft (dr + aft). Good luck.

Is this country north, south, east or west? Add N, S, E, or W to the word or words given. Change the letters around to get the name of a country. e.g. add N to PISA and rearrange and get SPAIN. The answer is a country's name.

To solve this quiz, take an actual word, then add "IST" to the end to come up with a new word. I have provided a clue about the word that comes first. Spelling is important for all fill-in-the-blank questions. Good luck.

Take the letters ST, and add a word to make a two word phrase. For example - Challenge referee = stump ump. Check the hint for number of letters

FT for Fun Trivia! All of the following answers contain the letters FT and in that order. I'll give you a clue to a word. You then add the word to the letters FT and anagram to get the answer. Remember: FT will be in that order. An example is provided.

I will give you a clue to a word. You have to add the letters "BE" to the front of that word to make a new word. The correct answer is the longer word.

Take the letters GR, and add a 3 letter word to make a two word phrase. The first word has 5 letters the second 3. For example - stuff between tiles dislodged = grout out.

KS for Kansas! All of the following answers contain the letters KS in that order. Take the first clue(s), add to the letters KS and anagram to get the final answer. Remember: KS will be in that order. An example is provided.

Add a Roman numeral to the word given, change the letters around and come up with a physical location in Italy. e.g. Rearrange BERT + I(Roman letter for one) to come up with TIBER. English spellings are used. The word sea, lake, etc is not necessary.

NM for New Mexico! All of the following answers contain the letters NM in that order. Take the first clue(s), add to the letters NM and anagram to get the final answer. Remember: NM will be in that order. An example is provided.

Add NY for New York! All of the following answers contain the letters NY in that order. Take the first clue(s), add to the letters NY and anagram to get the final answer. Remember: NY will be in that order. An example is provided.

All of the following answers contain the letters RS, in that order. I'll give you a clue to a word. You then add the word to the letters RS and anagram to get the answer. Remember: RS will be in that order. An example is provided.

ND for North Dakota! All of the following answers contain the letters ND in that order. I'll give you a clue to a word. You then add the word to the letters ND and anagram to get the answer. Remember: ND will be in that order. An example is provided.

CA for California! All of the following answers contain the letters CA in that order. Take the first clue(s), add to the letters CA and anagram to get the final answer. Remember: CA will be in that order. An example is provided.

UT for Utah! All of the following answers contain the letters UT in that order. I'll give you a clue to a word. You then add the word to the letters UT and anagram to get the answer. Remember: UT will be in that order. An example is provided.

CO for Colorado! All of the following answers contain the letters CO in that order. I'll give you a clue to a word. You then add the word to the letters CO and anagram to get the answer. Remember: CO will be in that order. An example is provided.