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In honour of St. Patrick, this quiz focuses on words and phrases that all contain "green". Keep the colour of the Emerald Isle in mind as you work through the puzzles. Enjoy!

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

If you are new to Wordwise quizzes, they are patterns of letters and numbers, which represent a phrase, or occasionally just one word. First try 'How To Do Wordwise' in Brain Teasers: Wordwise.

The phrases below have words which are synonyms for either stop, look or listen hidden inside them. For example 'Joe lends his tools to Fred' contains 'end', which is a synonym of stop. Can you pick the right answers for the rest of the clues?

Oops, the name of a famous person or celebrity that goes after the first word and before the second word in these pairs has disappeared. Can you determine them?

Each of these money-related idioms has been reworked in other words. Match the regular phrase with its more obscure counterpart.

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

A mix of cryptic clues for six-letter words. Match the correct word to each clue.

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

Each sentence has a card game hidden within it. In the sentence "Let us now begin" the hidden card game is GIN ("Let us now beGIN). Then pick the answer from the choices: Alcohol, Pet, Sport, Metal. You'd pick "Alcohol" because GIN is an alcohol.

This is my first attempt at creating a word ladder. Each clue represents a word which is between ten letters and one letter long. We begin at the top with a ten-letter word and descend till we are left with a word which contains only one letter.

In 2047, WSEA (World Space Exploration Agency) astronauts found this alien pocket calculator on Mars. It was still in working order, so they could enter some calculations. Can you figure out which key / symbol stands for which digit or operation?

Modes of transportation that one can drive, fly or sail are represented by the anagrams. Work out what each one is and place it in the appropriate category. Those in the Drive category each indicate a maker, or brand, in some fashion.

When you read each set of words in the left column aloud, you should recognise a familiar phrase. Match each of them with the word or phrase on the left that is most relevant.

In this quiz, you have to add two state or territory postal abbreviations together to make a four letter word. The questions are written in cryptic crossword form, so look for the definition somewhere in the clue. Originally written by minch.

This is a spangram/word search puzzle. A spangram is a word that will cross the grid from one end to the other and will provide the theme for the words you're searching for. Please read the instructions to find out how to play.

Yes, a Sudoku puzzle without numbers! Each of these nine numbered squares contains a different letter. Can you work out which letter goes in each?

Here are some rhymes all with edible answers. Hope you're hungry!

The first answer will begin with one or more letters from the end of "Duck", the second answer begins with one or more letters from the end of that answer, and onward to "Goose". Clues in the style of a crossword puzzle will guide you on your way. Enjoy!

Show off your cleverness by thinking outside the box for this Connections-style challenge. As always, some clues may seem to fit more than one box, but there is only one complete solution for all four boxes. Good luck!

Each sentence has a card game, like Euchre or Pinochle hidden within it. In the sentence "Let us now begin" the hidden card game is GIN ("Let us now beGIN). Then pick the answer from the choices: Alcohol, Pet, Sport, Metal. You'd pick "Alcohol".

Ten friends (Anna, Ben, Carla, David, Ella, Felix, Grace, Henry, Isla, and Jack) were organizing a surprise party for their friend Zoe. Each person had one task to do, and they completed their tasks one at a time, in a specific order from 1st to 10th.

Show off your cleverness by thinking outside the box for this Connections-style challenge. As always, some clues may seem to fit more than one box, but there is only one complete solution for all four boxes. Good luck!

There are sixteen mammals hiding in this grid, using their unnatural camouflage to try to avoid being discovered. Can you find them all in their mixed up format?

This is an adopted quiz that originally had only five questions. Another five have been added to make it complete. See if you can work out what phrases these letter patterns represent? Watch the hints!

Start with an eight-letter word (a type of summer weather). The next word will be one letter less and may need to be unscrambled. After you get down to one letter, I'll begin to add letters to make a new word. Have fun!

Mostly analogies, with a little extra.

All of these mystery terms are exactly four letters in length. Can you find their correct categories? Good luck!

In this mystery sort, there is a hidden fifth category combining one element from each of the other four categories. Can you find the hidden fifth?

Starting with the word 'Dressed' follow the instructions to add, drop or change a letter and usually anagram to find the next word in the sequence. By the end, you'll make a killing.