Answer the first clue, then continue dropping letters and anagramming to solve the following clues. I'll let you know when we start with a new word. Have fun!
Find the missing word: For example ...admiral, ...carpet, ...herring, the answer is 'red'. Red admiral, red carpet etc. The answers can be part of a word or part of a two word phrase ie fortnight or Fort Knox. Good luck and have fun.
Can you help our bumbling superspy Boris decode these messages for his next assignment? A phrase in the question has been CAPITALISED. Your mission is to select the answer which matches that phrase most accurately.
Ten more NHL teams, presented in fractured form, to puzzle your brain! Again, sometimes you will need to put the city and team name, sometimes just the team nickname - watch the hints!
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.
Science is an amazing subject, but, to truly appreciate its intricacies it has to be divided into categories. Here are just some of them in fractured form. Enjoy!
As part of "Mike and Rowena's Invertebrate Inquisitions", this quiz challenges you to take a CAPITALISED word, add some letters and anagram to find an invertebrate! Oh, and be sure to remove any backbones which you may find along the way.
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.
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