The W Quiz

The next installment in the letters series-- guess the people, places, and things involved with the letter W.

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Last updated: July 14, 2014

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Hint	Answer
A measure of electric power	Watt
Four US States	Washington
	West Virginia
	Wisconsin
	Wyoming
Indiana Jones's weapon	Whip
Largest cetaceans	Whale
Written request for an arrest	Warrant
A wizard, magician or conjurer	Warlock
A dance with three beats per measure	Waltz
Crop-destroying insect	Weevil
Homeless or abandoned person	Waif
Rapidly rotating mass of water	Whirlpool
Chief administrator of a prison	Warden
Novel by Emily Bronte	Wuthering Heights
Five W's of journalism	Who
	What
	When
	Where
	Why
Synonym of soldier	Warrior
Palestinian territory near Jerusalem	West Bank
1840's obscure political party	Whig
Flying insect similar to a bee	Wasp
Four country capitals	Wellington
	Windhoek
	Warsaw
	Washington D.C.
H20	Water
A handheld radio	Walkie-talkie
French-speaking region of Belgium	Wallonia

Hint	Answer
Michigan = the _________ State	Wolverine
A small kangaroo	Wallaby
Creature who supposedly hunts under a full moon	Werewolf
Largest city in Manitoba, Canada	Winnipeg
Name for Nazi Germany's armed forces	Wehrmacht
This animal has thick blubber and tusks	Walrus
Like a dock or pier, used to tether ships	Wharf
UK country, its capital being Cardiff	Wales
Site of the famous stock exchange	Wall Street
Cake baked in an iron skillet	Waffle
Name of the current British royal family	Windsor
Mutual assistance treaty in East Europe	Warsaw Pact
A young puppy, cub or cat	Whelp
Famous tennis competition	Wimbledon
A edible, two-halved nut	Walnut
To cut shavings or bark off with a knife	Whittle
Cloth for the head worn by nuns	Wimple
The part of a candle that's lighted	Wick
Native American felt-covered hut	Wigwam
A strong desire to travel	Wanderlust
One, Two, and Seven fell down in 2001	World Trade Center
______ x height x length = volume	Width
Romanticized land of cowboys and saloons	Wild West
A furry, stout burrower of Australia	Wombat
One of the world's major film studios	Warner Bros.
The first one started in 1914, the second in 1939	World Wars
Tool for twisting nuts or bolts	Wrench
Bird with the longest wingspan	Wandering Albatross
English reformer who translated the New Testament	John Wycliffe
Chinese city with over 10 million inhabitants	Wuhan
Mozart's first name	Wolfgang