Anagram Word Puzzles Trivia

These are one-word anagrams. All names are from the ancient world: Greece, Rome, etc.

In order to do well on this quiz, you need to have a fairly good knowledge of computer functions and parts! The words to be unscrambled are inside the capitalized words. Good Luck!

I will explain a phrase of two words and the two words will be anagrams of each other. Your answer will be the two words separated by a space (in either order). The hint is the number of letters in each word.

Unravel the anagrams to discover the delicious classic French foods on offer. Watch out for the French spelling!

The words given form an anagram of a U.S. State's nickname. The answer is the nickname, not the state. For example, ELATED TONGS is an anagram for GOLDEN STATE, the nickname for California. The word 'the' is not used in any answer. Spelling counts!

In this quiz, you'll rearrange the following letters to arrive at fairly common terms used in the field of pathology, or medicine in general.

These Anagrams are characters from Shakespeare's plays. The hint will tell you which play each character is from. All names are one word

In this quiz you can figure out anagrams of words ,in block letters, related to anger. For instance I will give a clue that says: "You're getting on my nerves so stop being a STEP." The answer is PEST(someone who makes you angry.)

In each answer, one of the words will be a country. DOGO KLCU! Explanation in first quesiton.

I'll give clues to explain two words and your answer is the two words separated by a space in either order. The hint is the number of letters in each word.

Oh no! Just when we thought the evil Gamma Rain Cat was finally gone, it has come back to power, this time wreaking havoc upon the humble supermarket. Anagram the phrases to save shoppers across the globe from total confusion!

Based on Author Challenge by paulmallon's suggestion You Could Have Fueled Me. In each question, the word "Me" has been fueled; I've added various fuels to "ME" and made anagrams: Me + Gas = Games. So you would choose the answer "things you play."

This is simple: all of the answers are American Colleges or Universities. The clue is an anagram of the college's name. (The word 'college' or 'university' isn't included as part of the answer.)

Can you unscramble these words to create a bowl of hot Campbell's soup? Pull up a chair, enjoy yourself and have an "Mmmmmm Mmmmmm Good" time!

Each clue will be a sentence with two or three words bracketed. The answers will be synonyms which are anagrams of each other, one for each bracketed word. Thus "I drink [beverages] from the [Orient]" would be answered by "teas east", preserving order.

An Author Challenge suggested by paulmallon is the title. This quiz is composed of anagrams in which the word "Me" has been "fueled" i.e.: "Me" + "Sterno" = "Sent more". Choose the clue meaning "sent more", such as "mailed a lot".

Not too tough anagrams - have fun!

From one extreme to another, the evil Gamma Rain Cat has now attacked the world of mathematics! Quickly anagram the maths-related phrases to prevent the Gamma Rain Cat from the destroying the world of numbers!

Tinnitus is a condition of the ear, which manifests as soft to loud ringing, buzzing, hissing, and/or roaring, etc. Many famous people suffer from tinnitus or are said to have suffered from tinnitus. Can you piece their angrammed names back together?

Try to figure out who these people are!