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Quiz about The Amazing Postal CODE Inside Edition

Quiz about The Amazing Postal CODE Inside Edition

The Amazing Postal CODE, Inside Edition Quiz

This is another variation in the series where the two letter US Postal CODE abbreviations are used to spell words. This time they are codes within codes and require a little extra thinking.

A multiple-choice quiz by scalar. Estimated time: 7 mins.

Author
scalar

Time
7 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
271,799

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Tough

Avg Score
5 / 10

Plays
290

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Question 1 of 10

1. In the 18 "Amazing Postal CODE" Quizzes, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 letter words were MADE by adding Postal CODE state abbreviations together (e.g., MADE and CODE). In the 3 "Postal CODE Plus" quizzes, codes were combined to make 3 and 5 letter words (e.g., CAR).
This time the answers will be words with one code inside another (hence "Inside Edition"); for example a prefix for "chute" or "medic" would be PARA, Arkansas (AR) inside Pennsylvania (PA).
The first word in this quiz means average and is also a man's nickname.

Answer: (One Word, Four Letters)

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Question 2 of 10

2. The "inside" format let me use several state abbreviations that never fit the first two sets of rules.
The next word means ripped up.

Answer: (One Word, Four Letters)

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Question 3 of 10

3. This word is a common term for a market, as well as another man's nickname.

Answer: (One Word, Four Letters)

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Question 4 of 10

4. This seasonal word can hurt, so watch your step.

Answer: (One Word, Four Letters)

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Question 5 of 10

5. This poetic time of day can be frosty or misty.

Answer: (One Word, Four Letters)

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Question 6 of 10

6. A flavorful source of money.

Answer: (One Word, Four Letters)

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Question 7 of 10

7. Sorry about this, but it is a funny man's name, that's ahl.

Answer: (One Word, Four Letters)

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Question 8 of 10

8. Oliver Twist wanted some.

Answer: (One Word, Four Letters)

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Question 9 of 10

9. Heavenly Castor.

Answer: (One Word, Four Letters)

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Question 10 of 10

10. Madly murderous in Malaysia.

Answer: (One Word, Four Letters)

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. In the 18 "Amazing Postal CODE" Quizzes, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 letter words were MADE by adding Postal CODE state abbreviations together (e.g., MADE and CODE). In the 3 "Postal CODE Plus" quizzes, codes were combined to make 3 and 5 letter words (e.g., CAR). This time the answers will be words with one code inside another (hence "Inside Edition"); for example a prefix for "chute" or "medic" would be PARA, Arkansas (AR) inside Pennsylvania (PA). The first word in this quiz means average and is also a man's nickname.

Answer: NORM

NORM is Oregon (OR) inside New Mexico (NM) and is short for Norman.

2. The "inside" format let me use several state abbreviations that never fit the first two sets of rules. The next word means ripped up.

Answer: TORN

TORN is Oregon (OR) again, this time inside Tennessee (TN).

3. This word is a common term for a market, as well as another man's nickname.

Answer: MART

MART is short for Martin and is Arkansas (AR) inside Montana (MT).

4. This seasonal word can hurt, so watch your step.

Answer: FALL

FALL (autumn) is Alabama (AL) inside Florida (FL).

5. This poetic time of day can be frosty or misty.

Answer: MORN

"Early on one frosty MORN." This is Oregon (OR) inside Minnesota (MN). Dictionaries of quotations have dozens of works where MORN is used for morning.
TN, NM and MN never worked with the rules to the first two quizzes.

6. A flavorful source of money.

Answer: MINT

MINT is Indiana (IN) inside of Montana (MT). Current US mints are in Denver and Philadelphia.

7. Sorry about this, but it is a funny man's name, that's ahl.

Answer: MORT

The only famous Mort I could think of is stand-up comic Mort Sahl. Oregon (OR), this time inside Montana (MT).

8. Oliver Twist wanted some.

Answer: MORE

"Please Sir, can I have some more?", referring to porridge. From "Oliver Twist" by Charles Dickens, published in 1838.
MORE is Oregon (OR) again, this time in Maine (ME).

9. Heavenly Castor.

Answer: TWIN

Castor and Pollux are the twins of the constellation Gemini. TWIN is Wisconsin (WI) inside Tennessee (TN).

10. Madly murderous in Malaysia.

Answer: AMOK

The term "running amok" brings forth images of machetes and mayhem; it is from the Malay word mengamuk, "mad with rage." AMOK is Missouri (MO) inside Alaska (AK).
Comments welcome. Look for more in a week or so.

Source: Author scalar

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