| Each phrase we seek is the title of a play by William Shakespeare. Its letters have been jumbled and rearranged into a nonsense phrase. You have to piece together the original title.
e.g., “Me halt” = Hamlet. 1. I note major duel |
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| Each group of words has one four letter prefix that fits in front of them to form another word or phrase. Can you figure out which word it is for each group?
1. Nail, man, out, ten 2. Sick, work, room, plate 3. Do, up, shift, believe 4. Range, shot, horn, bow 5. Back, baked, way, hour 6. Dress, band, ache, rest 7. Chair, jump, light, rise 8. Note, print, ball, step 9. Arm, fly, works, sale |
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| For each of the pairs of words below, insert a word in the blank space between them to form two separate words, such that the inserted word finishes the first word and begins the second.
For example, given “MAN ____ ON”, you would insert the word “GO” to form “MANGO” and “GOON”. The hint gives the number of letters in each of the words that must be inserted. BOW ____ AGE |
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