The Rebus Word Quiz

Marynuala on 08/26/2009

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A rebus puzzle uses pictures to represent words. For example, the picture of a moth followed by letters e r, would be mother. It also uses a few letters to create a words as in letters IV becoming the climbing plant ivy, or letters and numbers like B4 evolving to the word before. I wish I could include pictures in this rebus quiz, but I hope you will enjoy the letters/numbers word challenges per se, and thank you for doing it.

12 Questions

Rating:	(8.65/9)
Difficulty:	Very Difficult
Taken:	98 times

Quiz Leaderboard

Player:		Level:	% Correct:	Time to Complete:
1	Kaufman	110	91.67%	206.15 seconds
2	Klukblazen	68	91.67%	216.04 seconds
3	Garrybl	94	91.67%	223.93 seconds
4	Mltlc47	97	91.67%	245.29 seconds
5	Lauriafern	9	91.67%	298.49 seconds
6	Msastra	43	91.67%	429.25 seconds
7	Krispi	18	83.33%	277.39 seconds
8	Irishrose	31	83.33%	291.75 seconds
9	Tomkane	23	75.00%	371.31 seconds
10	Flora	15	75.00%	637.90 seconds

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Comments (9)

Tamithaq (Level: 15.8)

Tue, 22nd Sep '09 9:48 AM

Too Hard!

Bigbird (Level: 96.8)

Fri, 18th Sep '09 6:53 AM

I started to "get it" round about question 5, so you need to write more, so I can try again. Much fun!

Libra614 (Level: 70.1)

Fri, 11th Sep '09 3:25 PM

Hi, Unless there has been a change in the spelling December's third letter is c. If I have totally misunderstood the answer please let me know. Along with a brief explanation that my feeble brain can comprehend.
Thanx
Deb

Lugosi (Level: 12.4)

Tue, 8th Sep '09 10:57 AM

very clever!!! But it was too much for my little brain first thing in the morning when my coffee hasn't kicked in. Then again, maybe it's just too much for my little brain.

Well done indeed!

99wazza (Level: 32.3)

Mon, 31st Aug '09 9:56 PM

i enjoyed the quiz, but can you explain the answer to Q8 to me please. I don't understand how 90 is ascribed the value of "N". 90, in my understanding of roman numerals is XC.

cheers,

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