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The Greek language itself is a mystery to many. Can you place these 16 very Greek-sounding words and names into the Mystery Boxes?

Anagram the clues to get one-word answers. Once you have worked an anagram out, it should be obvious which category to place them in. One of the categories is not labelled just to make it a bit more interesting.

Welcome to the third and final instalment in the series of "drop-a-letter" quizzes with an orderly twist. Rather than slide down the ladder, build it! Good luck.

Solve 15 cryptic clues and place them in the correct order. To get the correct order, solve the 16th: Well done, losing a turncoat doctor! (15) - for the initial letters on the 'ladder'. British English.

Solve 10 cryptic clues and place them in the correct order. To get the correct order, solve the 11th: Dreams of dark horses (10), for the initial letters on the 'ladder'.

"All for one, and one for all," the motto of the Three Musketeers. Each member of the brotherhood would give up their lives to save the other three, or in turn three would give all of the life of one. But could these words work in other situations?

The "drop-a-letter" puzzle with a twist has returned for a second instalment. Once again, the aim of the quiz is to create the word ladder. Good luck!

Each sentence has a famous person known by one name, like Confucius, or Seal. In the sentence "He gained his sea legs," the hidden one-named person is Seal ("SEA Legs"). If the answer choices for him are: Singer, Actor, Mayor, Boxer. You'd pick singer.

Solve the cryptic clues to find numbers, then order them consecutively, from smallest to largest.

All of these mystery terms start with the letter "R". Can you find their correct categories? Good luck!

On a fine weekend in June of 2024, I thought I would experiment with the word ladder / drop-a-letter brain teaser format. In this quiz, the goal is to create the ladder by correctly ordering clues. Good luck obtaining the unique solution!

The last letters of each answer form the first letters of the next one. You will be told how many letters are common for each pair.

Rebuses are a fun way of representing a word or a phrase with a series of pictures. The orientation, font, and location may matter. Can you figure out the following ten rebuses?

I doubt that I've ever heard of Bob the cat, but I have heard of a bobcat... and that got me wondering if there were other creatures out there that had people names as part of their creature names.

All of these mystery terms start with the letter "P". Can you find their correct categories? Good luck!

The Japanese language itself is a mystery to many. Can you place these 16 very Japanese-sounding words and names into the Mystery Boxes?

Add, remove and change letters to get this quiz from farm to table

Match the person/character with his/her fractured partner. There are both real and fictional people mentioned. There are clues given to help.

Read the clues and match to a pair of rhyming words. For example, the match to "isolated femur" would be "lone bone", like the one the dog is munching on in the photo. Enjoy!

Sort out these words into their correct categories. Perhaps the title of the quiz is a clue... perhaps.

I give you a sequence of letters that stand for a word, an object or a name. From the letters on the right, choose the one(s) that complete the sequence in a logical way.

All these answers are related to different numbers - but to make it a little harder, I won't state what these numbers are. Please note - there is a UK bias.

Start with a six letter word and remove a letter to make the next word. Remaining letters may be an anagram.

We present to you three boxes and several words that need to be sorted thematically into them. Good luck!

All of these mystery terms start with the letter "O". Can you find their correct categories? Good luck!

Each sentence has a famous person known by one name, like Confucius, or Seal. In the sentence "He gained his sea legs," the hidden one-named person is Seal ("SEA Legs"). If the answer choices for him are: Singer, Actor, Mayor, Boxer. You'd pick singer.

In this activity, you find the center word that will a word or phrase behind it and in front of it. For example, BLUE _____ BRAIN could be connected with BIRD. Use the hints if you like and good luck!

Starting from the word 'prayer' follow the instructions to add, drop or change a letter and usually anagram to find the next word.

All answers are anagrams of LEAST or SPARE.

Here are some improbable, some vaguely humorous names of animals in rhyme - like a 'loose moose'. Have fun solving them!