1. *"against name"
2. *"together sound"
3. *"away from standard"
4. *"two circle"
5. *"bad sound"

• The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor on what date?
• (3)The Declaration of Independence was signed on ____, in _____, _____.
• What is 10% of 39?
• (2) 175/200 = ________% = ________ (letter grade).
• (2) Draw a labeled diagram that shows what a day and a year are, astronomically speaking.

1. If all Boogles are Battuns, and some Battuns are Trandles, all Trandles must be Boogles.
2. Your starting and ending points will be just an inch apart if you draw a line seven inches left, three inches up, two inches right, four inches down and five inches right.
3. By removing two letters from the word "scout", a word that is the opposite of "in" can be formed.
4. By taking the second letter of each word from the following sentence, you can spell the word "thinking":  "At the time, interesting Ukrainians visited Andy's igloo."
5. Walter is taller than Scott, and Scott's little brother is taller than Roger. Since Walter is not the tallest one of the four, then Scott's little brother must be tallest.
6. Five horses, two people, three dogs and seven chickens have a total of fifty-two legs.
7. If  "goffing" is understood to mean "shot" then the following sentence is correct:   "The young freshman from Kentucky took a desperate goffing, but he was unable to goffing over the star defender."
8. The sum of all numbers from 8 to 18 is an even number.
9. A group of 5 people must contain either 3 mutual friends or 3 mutual strangers.
10. By removing two letters from the word "planets", a word that is the opposite of "uproot" can be formed.

Famous All Over Town by Danny Santiago
Scrabble Practice