Open-ended - With worked solutions · SET 1

Complete five English words so that the last two letters of each word start the next, with the fifth returning to the first.

**IV**
**OT**
**IC**
**NG**
**RA**

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Use the original diagram below. Solve the task shown in the diagram.

Which English word meaning LOCALITY becomes a word meaning TEMPO when one letter is removed?

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Use the original diagram below. Solve the task shown in the diagram.

Which four-letter English word completes the word on the left and starts the one on the right? RAM (****) RIDGE.

Solve the anagrams for a familiar saying. Word lengths: (4,2,8)(4,7).

(asserting craft)(hint of antic)

Which pair of rhyming English words is indicated by “measure bulk of grass fodder”?

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Using only the four letters U M N I, create a seven-letter English word. Repetition is allowed.

What English word meaning DEDUCE becomes a word meaning PROPEL when one letter is removed?

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Match these words to their correct definitions: stationary, less, stationery, principal, fewer, principle.

head of school; fundamental truth; standing still; writing materials; smaller in amount; smaller in number.

PURE AS TUFT is an anagram of which two opposite English words?

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Arrange these English words alphabetically: acescence, acetamide, acerbated, acetified, acellular, acescency, acetabula, acerbates.

Solve the anagram (torn veg men) to complete the quotation with a ten-letter word: “The difference between golf and (…) is that in golf you cannot improve your lie.”

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Use the original diagram below. Solve the task shown in the diagram.