Statistics for Word Chain Game#1 by Ulster

Click here to take the quiz!

General Stats
Answer Stats
Score Distribution
Your Score History

General Stats

This quiz has been taken 7 times
The average score is 4 of 25

Answer Stats

Hint	Answer	% Correct
Just type in 'A'.	Anastasia/Andalusia/Aquaduct/Achilles/Adam/Armageddon	83%
A donkey. A foolish person. American word for derriere.	Ass	33%
An annoying sibling of your mother that insists of slobbering all over your face with kisses when you have just turned five... even though Dionne Warwick is playing loudly on the transistor on the mantle piece... in 1973.	Aunt	33%
A place to see old stuff. Dinosaur fossils, half-burned Confederate battle flags from the great Union victory at Chancellorsville. A first edition copy of a copy of the Zuckerberg Bible.	Museum	33%
Croatians swim in this sea. And probably Bosnians do too... when no Croatians are around. 😁😯	Adriatic	17%
It was originally called the Flavian Theatre but that name lost its flavour when play watchers, on its grand opening, fled the place in droves after the first Christian was disemboweled by an armadillo... most of them regurgitating their breakfast of sauteed eels' legs.	Coliseum	17%
The dispersion or spread of a people from their original homeland.	Diaspora	17%
The Brits' most famous off-road horseless carriage.	Land Rover	17%
Language spoken and written by Octavian and Pertinax.	Latin	17%
An Oceania nation has two of these pests that (believe it or not... look like ducks, fire quills at the first hint of a threat to them... and eat ants, for Pete's sake).	Marsupial	17%
This extinct species is called after a German valley.	Neanderthal	17%
A part of the eye.	Retina	17%
A US snake that just HAD to be different. It doesn't move forwards or in reverse.	Sidewinder	17%
Second largest province in Austria. Capital is Graz.	Styria	17%
Road signs in the US show this word which means cease being in motion. In other nations it is not as user friendly. It says glaringly 'STOP'. A friend of mine told me he was driving through Alabamie and saw this word on a road sign. "And then?" I asked. "Well, I tossed my 1911 out the window with a flourish and dug in my pocket for my handkerchief.'	Yield	17%
A word that means melancholy, nostalgia, regret, thoughts of divorce or suicide... all rolled into one. It is represented by a crucifix with a bloody great head.	Angst	0%
A tale that may be true and then again... may not be true.	Apocryphyl	0%
The time it takes waiting in a doctors' office or the time it takes for your divorce to be finalised.	Eternity	0%
When you explain to your eight-year-old child in a restaurant that the answer is what the French call an 'appetiser' or a 'starter' and you show them the word written on the menu they shout "Yay! So where's this giddy-up soup?"	Hors d'oeuvre	0%
This set of islands in the Caribbean Sea include Antigua and Barbuda, Guadeloupe, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Martins and would probably still include Jamaica and Bermuda, If some interfering halfwit called Mercantile had not have upset the apple cart by telling everyone the world isn't flat.	Leeward Islands	0%
A brand of the above type of vehicle but affordable only to royalty and fox murderers who sip pink gins, wear pink coats and say 'Tally-ho' at least once in every five sentences they utter.	Range Rover	0%
A feeling one gets when they are ravenous and a plate of truffled Maine lobsters is placed before them.	Relish	0%
Two battles at this quiet village in Nebraska in 1777 were the turning point of the American War of Independence. New York state then bought the copyright and all legal entitlements to transfer the history of the battles to this little village in New York state. To cut a long story short... the dyslexia or illiteracy of the clerk who prepared the paperwork, now has a quiet village in Florida claiming full legal rights. A village so private and low-key, its most famous resident is the lead screamer of a rock band that thought its name was an intialism of 'All Cool Don't Cry'.	Saratoga	0%
A cockney twit had breakfast here.	Tiffany's	0%
This sea is shared by escargot-chewing, beret-wearers and people who claim that all roads lead to their capital without having to consult a Michelin guide if you just follow the Appian Way.	Tyrrhenian Sea	0%