These sentences will contain a hidden word that relates in some way to numbers. It may be a simple number (one), a compound (twofold) or something more descriptive. Do your best to locate each one, using any hints.
Based on my telephone, use a code to work out boys' names. These names were listed as the top ten boys names for the 1990 decade for the USA, UK and Australia.
Hidden within these sentences are ten different jobs. See if you can find them! (Note: the parts of the hidden word may be separated by punctuation in the sentence but should not be included in your answer).
Start and end this quiz with a word relating to code breakers, removing or adding one letter at a time and then anagram until you find a new word. The images will help you break the code!
In this quiz, LOVE is only part of a word. Add one or more letters to make a new, longer word! Letters can be added before or after the word LOVE. Have fun!
Some limericks now I will try -
Anagrams of the famous - I'm sly -
Check the CAPITALS out -
That's what it's all about -
Rhyming clues will then flow and you'll fly.
I give you, in fractured form, a word or phrase related to New Year celebrations. You type in the correct word(s). ABSOLUTELY NO PUNCTUATION! Example: Hobby knew ear = Happy New Year.
This quiz is based on the number game that became popular around the world in 2005. All questions are based on the standard 9x9 arrangement. Best of luck.
My cat, Kwizzer, and his friend Kyle thought there weren't enough cat-themed quizzes on FunTrivia. So, at their request, here is a puzzle quiz with four of Kwizzer's favorite types of wordplay. Each answer contains or pertains to the word "cat."
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What is the sum of: Days in Week, according to a Beatles song + 'the loneliest number' + how many it takes to tango?
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Start and end this quiz with a word relating to code breakers, removing or adding one letter at a time and then anagram until you find a new word. The images will help you break the code!
