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A mighty wall once divided East and West Germany, which meant that for a time travel from east to west was forbidden. In this puzzle you get the chance to make that trek by dropping and adding letters. Happy trails.

Also known as dingbats or rebuses, these letters and numbers stand for a phrase, a cliché, or occasionally just one word. All you need to do is work out what they mean. If you've never done one before, you'll find a quiz to help you in the sub-category.

Your task is to match the sport to the trophy or other award that is (or was) awarded to participants (individual or team) in that sport. The catch is that the names of the awards are presented as anagrams, which you must first solve.

I will give you two words with a blank spot in the middle that you have to fill in. For example, pocket ___ dog, the answer would be watch to make the phrases pocket watch and watchdog.

My second refreshed look at a classic Minch Wordwise quiz. These letters and numbers stand for a phrase, cliche, or occasionally just one word. Think laterally and you'll do fine!

I will give you two clues to two words. The second word is formed by adding the letter A to the first word. Anagram, if necessary. Give both words (shorter word first) separated by a single space.

Work out where a famous person named "Jim" is hiding in each sentence. For instance, in the sentence " A thief will nab or steal", the hidden Jim is Jim Nabors: "A thief will NAB OR Steal."

Welcome to the movies, brain teaser style! Swap out one letter per word to create a new movie-themed word.

The title of this quiz is based on a quote from Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings" and refers to an impossibility - like the verbose statements in this quiz that need to be matched to their original phrasing.

What could be challenging about naming ten major cities in Italy? Well, if the questions are phrased cryptically, that might be one way! The quiz uses common cryptic crossword key words and clue types. Explanations of the answers are also provided.

You'll get 9 word pairs in which the last letter of the first word is also the first letter of the last word. Replace this common letter by another letter having the same effect. The correct solution will give you (9 for 10) a word top to bottom.

Starting with the word "Great" and work your way to the "Brain." You're welcome.

Just a (hopefully) relatively easy fractured word quiz all about lollies, sweets and candy.

A simple linking quiz. The mission (should you choose to accept it) is to find the linking word. For example if you have two words such as: Space _____ Impossible The missing word would be MISSION. SPACE MISSION and MISSION IMPOSSIBLE

One of the wonderful quirks of the English language is that a word may have more than one meaning. In this puzzle a creature, whose name has an alternate meaning, is hidden in each sentence below. To help, the other meaning is also in the sentence.

The three words or phrases on the left are linked, either directly or indirectly, by a common word or phrase. Match the links on the right with each triplet.

All answers begin with a random letter that I will give you. Add this letter to a word indicated by the clue to create a new word. For example, C + to go into = the middle point of a circle. The solution is: C + enter = Center. Center is your answer.

Deep focus, not out of focus. A stereogram, or "magic eye" image is one in which a 3 dimensional image can be hidden in a 2 dimensional image. Not everyone can see these, but with a little experimentation maybe you can?

Try this rhyming word game! The answer is two words that rhyme and are synonyms for the clues.

These letters and numbers stand for one or more words, as indicated, that are the title of a song. Remember that there is no punctuation of any kind in the answers.

In this quiz, the first word will start with the full ten letters. The word after will have one letter less, and so on. All the letters are scrambled to form a new word after a letter is taken out of the previous word.

Another Wordwise quiz for you, as devised by minch and later updated with additional information. These letters and numbers stand for a phrase, or occasionally just one word. Find out more in the quiz 'How to Do Wordwise Quizzes' in Brain Teasers.

The answers are linked, because the last letters of one answer are the starting letters of the next. Can you follow the chain?

The first answer is just one letter. I will give the clue and you will find the answer. Start with a one-letter answer and then ADD one letter, ANAGRAM if necessary, to get the next answer, and so on. Good luck!

Sometimes it can be hard to locate good mushrooms in the wild, unless you know where to look. Can you find the ten mushrooms hidden within these sentences?

Each question has three items with a common bond. Have fun and good luck!

These are clues similar to the kind that appear in English cryptic crossword puzzles with a variety of possible tricks. The only thing that makes them harder is that you won't be able to get any of the letters from other clues!

All the answers end with the letters 'nation'. Each question asks, 'What nation ...?' e.g. What nation is unpleasant? Answer - abomination. Enjoy!

On the Phoenix Rising Global Tour 2022, the Red Crew visited both Malaysia and Singapore during one leg. This drop a letter quiz will take you along that route, ending in a final multiple choice question!

Start with a creature that symbolizes Malaysia, add or subtract letters as instructed and re-arrange the remainder as required. Done correctly, you will cross the causeway to a symbol of Singapore.