1. A common wordwise device is one word inside another, usually indicating a phrase ---- in the ----. Can you do this one? MOMANON Answer: (Four Words)

2. Another device is a pair of words, usually denoting a phrase --- with ---, or --- by ---. or --- before ---, etc. Can you do this one? 2 4? Answer: (Three Words - write as words)

3. A third type is a divided word, which can lead to a phrase with split, divided, separated, open, etc. in it. What's this? PERSON...ALITY? Answer: (Two Words)

4. Some wordwise clues can be scrambles, usually indicating a phrase with the word mixed, about, over, scrambled, etc. So what's this? UNTS? Answer: (Two Words)

5. A short string of seemingly unrelated letters could be a reversal. This will be a phrase with back, over, around, etc. in it. EOH? Answer: (One Word)

6. Individual letters can stand for words or parts of words e.g. BBBB is bees. How about this? OTHER YYYYY? Answer: (One Word)

7. So can numbers stand for words. How about 4444 TALL? Answer: (One Word)

8. One word on top of another can indicate a phrase with under, below, above, etc. in it. What's this? EGGS EASY Answer: (Three Words)

9. Two words side by side may indicate a phrase with double, twice, two of, pair of, etc. What's this? TALK TALK Answer: (Two Words)

10. Some of the quizzes may have a word or words in color in them. The name of this color will be part of the phrase. HEAD Answer: (One word)