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A return of 'Drop-A-Letter' in the Order format, where a ten letter word rapidly fades to leave just one letter standing at the end. The twist is that the words themselves are never seen. Good luck constructing this word ladder!

For a bit of a different look, this Sudoku puzzle uses nine symbols instead of the more traditional numbers.

There are thirteen missing numbers from this grid. The number 14 goes at the co-ordinate (E,1) to solve the horizontal equation 12 + 2 = ? Correctly place the remainder using only the numbers in the 'pool' of answers for the unique solution.

Did you recognise the title as a fractured advertising slogan? If so, you are well on your way to acing this quiz. All you have to do is match ten fractured slogans with the item or service that they are selling. We'll start with that title slogan.

See if you can solve the mystery and sort the words into the correct boxes!

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

Inspired by a consistent ability to score 14/16 in a Mystery Sort portal, this author sought an easier pathway to success. In this alternate world, there are four distinct groups, but with an undisclosed overall theme. This is the second such quiz.

Unmask the hidden chemistry! Each scrambled word hides an element from the periodic table-some real, some impostors. Can you spot the true ones and reveal the elements in disguise?

"Capitonyms" change meaning when capitalized. These clues will have you find two words whose meaning AND pronunciation change when capitalized. (British or American pronunciation works throughout.) EXAMPLE: Bean from northeast of Cusco → Lima lima

The mystery items in this quiz belong to different categories. Can you correctly identify which one goes where? Good luck and have fun!

It's luck of the draw. Either you'll be able to figure out the connecting themes to sixteen assorted things, or you'll have to sort yourself out instead. Good luck!

Here is another mystery sort where you have to work out the connections and place the answers in the correct boxes.

All of these mystery words represent something that can be found on a farm. Sort them into the appropriate categories.

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.

Start with a six-letter word (something complex). 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. Enjoy!

Work out where the symbols go bearing in mind that each horizontal and vertical line can only contain one of each type of symbol. Each blank is designated by a coordinate so, for example, the @ in the bottom right is at E5.

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.