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A BETTER LITTLE BRAIN BREAK
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A quick word game. A fact you didn't see coming.
A riddle that makes you grin. Come play for a bit.
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SHUFFLE. SOLVE. GO AGAIN.
Word Rush.
One minute. Mixed-up letters.
How many words can you untangle?
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Pick a topic and read at your own pace. Each pack has ten questions and explanations.
Riddles · 2 packs
Word Games · 33 packs
- One word. Two very different jobs.
- Change one letter. Change everything.
- Find the word that does not belong.
- There is a word for that feeling.
- Good company. Interesting vocabulary.
- Same day. Slightly different word.
- Notice the little details.
- Words with somewhere to go.
- What did you mean by that?
- A word for the way a story works.
- Please do not actually spill the beans.
- A meeting that could have been a quiz.
- Decisions, decisions.
- People are complicated. Idioms help.
- Time flies. The quiz does not have to.
- Well, that took a turn.
- A little effort goes a long way.
- Two little words. One useful thing.
- Words for a little fresh air.
- A few words for the workday.
- Pack a bag. Join some words.
- Animal names with a little wordplay.
- Two words on the menu.
- The letters moved the furniture.
- A walk through scrambled words.
- There is an animal in that sentence.
- The animals escaped into the words.
- One letter leaves. A new word stays.
- A new beginning changes everything.
- The beginning gives it away.
- A good ending helps.
- Read it from the other end.
- Your eyes may skip a letter.
Trivia · 35 packs
- Space is being ridiculous again.
- Map traps: trust your second guess.
- The snack-sized food quiz.
- Plot twists, paint, and piano keys.
- A quick lap around the solar system.
- Look up. There is a lot going on.
- A little quiz with a lot of sea in it.
- Birds worth looking twice at.
- The animal kingdom has range.
- A small green detour.
- What is the sky up to?
- Solid ground. Interesting backstory.
- Ten stops around Europe.
- A few turns across Asia.
- A continent, ten little clues.
- From maple leaves to mountain peaks.
- An island state of mind.
- What is actually in the cupboard?
- Something good is in the oven.
- Put the kettle on.
- Can you hear the answer?
- A very short gallery visit.
- The books are open.
- A peek behind the curtain.
- A sporting chance.
- Your turn. No pressure.
- You brought the equipment.
- The useful science drawer.
- A few bright ideas.
- A few clicks of common sense.
- Angles you can handle.
- A minute for time.
- The world in ten words.
- Small things that help you get there.
- History without the homework.
True or False · 12 packs
- Nature does not follow your guesses.
- True, false, or confidently wrong?
- Kitchen claims worth checking.
- The computer said what?
- The map has a few tricks left.
- The garden has opinions.
- Space claims, down to Earth.
- A gallery of almost-right statements.
- Numbers that look innocent.
- English likes to keep things interesting.
- Measure twice. Guess once.
- Animals, with the labels checked.
Brain Teasers · 18 packs
- Your first answer might be the trap.
- What do we actually know?
- Get everyone in line.
- Save me a seat.
- The calendar is the puzzle.
- A small race against the clock.
- The checkout has one more question.
- A fair share of thinking.
- Chance would be a fine thing.
- Make it absolutely certain.
- Which way did you turn?
- The tiny detail is the whole trick.
- Family trees with very few branches.
- Crack a very small code.
- Find the rule. Then take one step.
- Count the possibilities, not just the objects.
- A little balance goes a long way.
- The rules are small. Read them closely.
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