6. Which letter moves from carve to amble to make two new words? Keep the other letters in order.
r
7. Which letter moves from hoarse to cost to make two new words? Keep the other letters in order.
a
13. Which letter fills both gaps, ending the word before it and starting the word after it? stoo [?] educe; gri [?] rawl
d
14. Which letter fills both gaps, ending the word before it and starting the word after it? hel [?] outh; chas [?] ango
m
20. Use the same letter-position rule to find the missing middle word: IMPS [QUIP] QUAY; PREY [?] DUCK
DUPE
21. Use the same letter-position rule to find the missing middle word: STAG [ARID] DIRE; RAGE [?] FLOW
GOLF
26. What comes next? 9, 12, 18, 16, 36, [?]
20
27. What comes next? 16, 17, 19, 15, 22, [?]
13
28. What comes next? 324, 108, 36, 12, [?]
4
29. Sonya makes jam 1 month after fruit ripens. Strawberries ripen 2 months before peaches; peaches 2 months before plums, which ripen in August. Blackberries and raspberries ripen in September and October. Which jam does she make in May?
Strawberry
32. Choose the most opposite pair, one word from each group: (passion, apathy, belief) (empathy, enthusiasm, courage)
apathy / enthusiasm
33. Choose the most opposite pair, one word from each group: (sailor, merciless, victim) (remorseful, assailant, helper)
victim / assailant
37. Choose the most opposite pair, one word from each group: (elementary, confused, school) (advantaged, uncomplicated, advanced)
elementary / advanced
42. Which word pair hides a four-letter word across the space? The boys were spoilt rotten by grandpa.
spoilt rotten
43. Which word pair hides a four-letter word across the space? We lowered the kayak into the river.
kayak into
44. Which word pair hides a four-letter word across the space? The king returned to his regal activities.
regal activities
