Words in Words for Kids Trivia

1. An expanse of salt water smaller than an ocean

From Quiz A Baseball Quiz

Answer: Sea

Most seas are extensions of one of the oceans. However some, such as the Dead Sea and the Caspian Sea, are both completely landlocked. Almost all seas touch land at some point, often taking their name from that land, such as the Irish Sea between Wales and Ireland, or the Caribbean Sea which surrounds the Caribbean Islands. The Sargasso Sea, which forms part of the Atlantic Ocean is unique in touching no land at all; it is named for the seaweed found there.

From Quiz FREER POINTS!

Answer: sportier

The first FREER POINTS almost jump into your total, don't they?

From Quiz FREE POINTS

Answer: step

Ah, first step taken toward your FREE POINTS.

From Quiz My Rental Cottage

Answer: cot

A cot is a bed for babies and very young children, which is designed to prevent them from falling out and hurting themselves.

From Quiz Making Words from MANCHESTER

Answer: Chest

A chest is what a pirate might use to bury their treasure, I mean booty, before they're made to walk the plank.

From Quiz What's In AUSTRALIA

Answer: Austria

A country that is landlocked has no seaport so everyone has to travel by air, rail or plane. AUSTRALIND is a little town, by the sea, south of Perth, in Western AUSTRALIA. ALBANY is also a town south of Perth. A person who comes from AUSTRIA is called an AUSTRIAN.

From Quiz Words in Words from the United Kingdom

Answer: time

The saying means that nobody is so important that they can stop the passage of time. The origin of the phrase is lost in antiquity and is not certain, but its earliest usage is believed to date from St Marher in the year 1225. It has a rather similar meaning to another well known quote 'Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today', which is attributed to Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the USA.

From Quiz Dino-Might! - Brontosaurus III

Answer: rotor

A rotor is a 'rotating' mechanical part, usually part of a motor or dynamo. It is also one of the airfoils connected to a hub that rotates around an upright axis - as on a helicopter.

From Quiz Dino-Might! Brontosaurus II

Answer: boar

While wild pigs, both male and female, are known as boars, the term 'boar' also refers to males of several other species. Male aardvarks, badgers, skunks and moles are all called boars. And, a group of wild pigs (boars) is called a sounder.

From Quiz Words of Dino-Might! Brontosaurus

Answer: rob

When you rob, you steal, take something by force or by threat, or deprive someone of something that is theirs. You could rob someone of time, rob the cradle or rob someone of speech. Rob is also a man's name, sometimes a shortened form of the name Robert or Robin.

From Quiz There's Nothing to Hide

Answer: Hinge

A hinge is the hardware which connects a door to the door frame. Hinges help when opening and closing a door. Hinges are used on a variety of things such as lids, toilet seats, cabinets and more.

From Quiz Oh No! The Time Machine Crashed!

Answer: Hat

"THe time mAchine" The letters needed to make the answer are capitalized. Other three-letter words you can make are cat, man, ten, the, him, and tea.

From Quiz A GLOBALMYTHS Quiz

Answer: Ball

A ball is a round toy that people play with. There are all sorts of different types of balls, like a football, tennis ball, soccer ball, baseball, basketball, and many more.

From Quiz A Tisket, A Tasket - Words In Basket

Answer: bake

The word 'bake' is usually used in reference to the method of cooking food in an oven, but you can also bake over hot stones or ashes. The person doing the baking is called a baker, and you can find fresh-baked goods in a bakery. For many years, a favorite toy in America was the 'Easy Bake Oven', which used a regular light bulb as a heat source.

From Quiz Words in "Summertime"

Answer: Tire

When you start to tire out you often get sleepy. Not getting enough sleep because you stayed up too late on a school night can also make you get tired.

From Quiz Words in "Conspiracy"

Answer: Spain

Spain is a beautiful country on the Mediterranean Sea in southern Europe. Its capital is Madrid, and its language, Spanish, is the second most widely spoken language on our planet.

From Quiz Words In Yesterdays

Answer: Easter

Here's how you find it: yESTERdAys.

From Quiz It's So Easy

Answer: East

The oposite of west is east, and the opposite of north is south. Opposites can be fun!

From Quiz Words in MARSUPIAL

Answer: Mars

Mars, the fourth planet out from the Sun, is known as the 'Red Planet'. It is named for the Roman God of War, and features lines which scientists originally thought to be canals, leading them to believe that life existed on Mars.

From Quiz Words in AUSTRALIA

Answer: rail

Most trains move along a rail, hence the term railway. Some very fast trains move ABOVE the rail.

From Quiz LOUD and CLEAR

Answer: Dollar

A dollar is a bill (or coin) that is worth a certain amount of money. In the United States, for instance, we have a one-dollar bill, five-dollar bill, ten-dollar bill, and a twenty-dollar bill. There are other dollar bills we have worth even more, like the fifty and hundred dollar bills, but they are not used nearly as often as the others.

From Quiz Ocean Spray

Answer: Pray

To pray is to talk to God or ask God for something. A prayer is the words you say, as in "The Lord's Prayer".

From Quiz Lost in Cyberspace

Answer: cease

Cease means to stop, come to an end or to pass away.

From Quiz Warning Sign

Answer: Swan

"The Ugly Duckling" is a fairy tale that was written by Hans Christian Andersen a very long time ago - in 1843! It is about a little duck who was constantly teased because people thought him very ugly. He was so unhappy. But one day, he discovered he had grown up to become a swan, which is one of the most beautiful birds in the world! The 'Ugly Duckling' now had lots of friends and was very happy. Did you know that the word 'swan' can also be a verb? A verb is a 'doing' word. You can use it in a sentence such as "My friend is swanning about all over the world", which would mean that your friend was traveling all over the world, going from place to place, or gallivanting around. If you're a good swimmer, you can perform a 'swan dive' into the water. Keep your legs together, your back straight, and put your arms out to the side. As you dive in, you raise your arms up over your head. It should look very graceful!

From Quiz Turtle Soup 3

Answer: Erupt

An eruption is like an explosion. It can refer to the sudden bursting of lava from a volcano or the sudden yelling from your neighbor whose window you just broke with your ball. Oops!

From Quiz Cherish

Answer: cries

Babies might also cry when they are tired, feel sick or want their parents.

From Quiz Let it Be

Answer: Lie

You should always tell the truth and never lie.

From Quiz Turtle Soup 2

Answer: Tutu

A tutu is a short skirt that usually sticks straight out from the waist of the person wearing it. It is made of lots of layers of stiff fabric gathered together so that it doesn't sag.

From Quiz Turtle Soup 1

Answer: Poster

Posters can also be hung in public places to advertise things. A poster can also be someone who writes or responds to a blog or forum.

From Quiz Missile Command

Answer: Scald

A scald is very painful, and great care must be taken around hot or boiling water. Scalding can also be used to sterilise items, such as needles. The word is also used in recipes, where it means to bring a liquid close to boiling point.

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