Keep track because you'll find the answers at the end.1. When the earth shakes we call it a ___
2. The amount of a number of something is the ___
3. The female ruler of a country is a ___
4. One fourth of something is a ___
5. A line of people waiting for something is called a ___
6. Something that takes a short time is ___
7. When there is little or no movement or sound, then all is ___
8. What "Q word" means to suppress completely? ____
9. To repeat or write words someone else has said or written is to ___
10. To give up something like a job or school is to ___
11. To have an angry argument is to ___
Answers:
1. quake 2. quantity 3. queen 4. quarter 5. queue 6. quick 7. quiet 8. quash 9. quote 10. quit 11. quarrel
Copyright (C) 1996 by Letitia Bradley
So, how did you do? I think you all probably thought this was quite easy, right? I could have made it harder for you all by using words like quag, quiff, quire, or quoit but it's so much more fun to get an A+ on a quiz!
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14 comments:
That was a clever use of *Q*!
different and interesting solution of this weeks letter Q
I missed the quash and the quote, so I didn't get an A+ :(
Loved your q though!
As a fellow (former) teacher, I must say well done! Love it!
That was fun. Who knew there were so many Qs? I remember playing this meme last year and looking in a dictionary for Q ... There are many more than we first think!
Well done Leslie.
Easy test and a clever Q. I love your Mother's Day post!
How creative are you : ). Loved your quiz and LOVED your Q! Happy wednesday!
How clever! Glad I don't have to post my score!
Darn I got one wrong.. I said 'Line' instead of 'Queue'.. Silly Americans!
I didn't do too badly, thanks for the fun.
I laughed when I saw "quash" as it brought back some memories.
In the legal world you sometimes file a Motion to Quash (which is just fancy for asking a judge not to permit something or other or to throw something out). An example would be a Motion to Quash a Supbonea. (I had a major case one time when someone tried to subponea the Governor of our state as a witness!)
Often clients would ask "why are you trying to squash that?" which I sort of like better than "quash"! Heh!
Take care.
LOL! great choice and idea/ Tyra
Novel! I like it - very clever!
I got them all very quickly... except quote. For some reason that escaped me this morning.
Very clever, Leslie and I enjoyed it.
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