Something in Common Trivia

The last three letters of each answer are the first three letters of the next answer. All answers are single words. The first and last answers share a common link. British spelling is used in all answers.

Here's a wordplay that will give you a look into the world of our feathered friends. Simply combine both clues, then give the correct spelling for the corresponding bird. Happy flying! Example: Exclamation of pain + 12th letter of the alphabet = owl.

Link the answers one after another until you reach the end. The final word will have links to the first.

Each word always begins with the letters CL. The two part question has two different sets of clues. Now, what is that word you're looking for?

Each word always begins with the letters SC. The two part question has two different sets of clues. Now, what is that word you're looking for?

Inspired by so many new "Words Within Words" quizzes lately, I decided to write my own, but beginning with THREE letters instead of just two!

With the plethora of quizzes of this kind going online recently, I thought I might contribute my own quiz. All answers start with the same two letters (CL), and by adding a word to CL, you create a whole new word.

Using the last three letters of a word to begin a new word, work your way to the end where the last word will link to the first word.

A followup to "The Sentence Without a Country." In each of the following puns, the missing word is the name of a US state. Some of these are stinkers, be forewarned!

Follow the leader down a chain of words linking each answer to the one following it, until the last word links back to the first.

A quiz just like Lord_Digby's awesome series, here is a quiz on the 'words within words' quiz format. Hope you like it :-)

Don't be SHy; add a well-known word to the familiar prefix "sh" to form a new word. It is your turn to SHine so SHow me what you know!

Start with SUB and add the word described by the first clue to get the word described by the second clue. The answer will be the longer word.

Each word always begins with the letters ST. The two part question has two different sets of clues. Now, what is that word you're looking for?

Each word always begins with the letters SP. The two part question has two different sets of clues. Now, what is that word you're looking for?

Warning: This quiz may be dangerous to your health. Symptoms of close proximity include palpitations, hair-pulling and panic attacks. Should only be attempted by the intrepid or the foolhardy. Do you dare?

Each word begins with B and ends with ED. Inside these letters is a three or four letter word written *backwards*. The definition of the whole word is given first, followed by the inside word.

Every answer starts with the same 2 letters (PA) and by adding a word to PA, you create a whole new word.

In this quiz, take words with number sounds in them (wonderful, before, decorate) and add one to that number (twoderful, befive, decornine). This quiz will get you acquainted with the rules.

The last three letters of each answer are the first three letters of the next answer. All answers are single words. The first and last answers share a common link.

Each word always begins with the letters BL. The two part question has two different sets of clues. Now, what is that word you're looking for?

You will have to figure out different words, which are things that are in the sky or outer space. A variety of wordplay will be used, including a "wordsearch" type question. NOTE: You most likely will need a pencil and paper for the final question.

All the answers contain the letters 'Au', 'Ag' or 'Cu' within the word. 'Au' is the chemical symbol for gold (Aurum), 'Ag' (Argentum) for silver and 'Cu' (Cuprum) for copper. The hint clue tells you which two letters are used. Good luck and have fun.

Take a look at these cryptic clues and see if you can identify the sea creatures.

Start with a word for making a chain and end with a word for making a chain, with unrelated links in-between. Each word begins with the last three letters of the preceding word.

Each word always begins with the letters PL. The two part question has two different sets of clues. Now, what is that word you're looking for?

Each word always begins with the letters TR. The two part question has two different sets of clues. Now, what is that word you're looking for?

Each word always begins with the letters CR. The two part question has two different sets of clues. Now, what is that word you're looking for?

Each word always begins with the letters DR. The two part question has two different sets of clues. Now, what is that word you're looking for?

The last three letters of each answer are the first three letters of the next answer. All answers are single words. The first and last answers share a common link. British spelling is used.