Question : Linux rm command

Hi guys hope u r well and can help.
Pretty easy this one i hope.

I have a list of files in a directory in the following format:

menu3_career_resumes_examples.php  
menu3_career_resumes_examples3.php                
menu4_career_resumes_examples_imageskb.php
menu4_career_resumes_examples_documentskb.php  
menu4_career_resumes_examples_imageswk.php
menu5_career_resumes_examples_test.php

I wanted to know how I can use the rm command to remove all the above files in one go without having to do 3 rm commands.
Is there a way to use rm with an or keyword or pipe it through grep?

Any help greatly appreciated.

Answer : Linux rm command

Try:
rm menu?career_resumes_examples*.php