wtg Kelly

There, fixed it.


Next: Find the two six letter words that are combined in each row of letters. Their letters are in the correct order.

1. JSOYOMFUBELR
2. SCDUARWDRLYE
3. DASNAGEFERTY
4. CLULOOTSCEHN
5. USENEARSEYNE

Somber Joyful
Dawdle Scurry
Danger Safety
Clutch Loosen
Uneasy Serene

Fill in the blanks of each sentence with words that are anagrams of each other. The number of dashes equals the number of letters. Probably pretty easy, but I'm tired.

1. The thief used a special ---- to open the lock and steal the ----.

2. We drove an extra ---- to buy a key ---- pie.

3. The recipe called for water----- and ----- juice.

4. Her face became ---- when she saw her lover ---- from the cliff.

1.The thief used a special tool to open the lock and steal the loot.
2. We drove an extra mile to buy a key lime pie.
3. The recipe called for watermelon and lemon juice.
4. Her face became pale when she saw her lover leap from the cliff.



Next: Name these animals by identifying the following homonyms!

1. hair-control foam
2. very exposed
3. tellin' falsities
4. a lamenting cry
5. a dull person
6. a precious or loved one
7. first you get a parking ticket, then you get this
8. these make up a chain

moose
bear [bare]
lyre (bird) [liar]
whale [wail]
boar [bore]
deer [dear]
toad [towed]
lynx [links]


Next: Which word below belongs in this group and why?

ACCEPT, BEGINS, ABHORS, CHINOS, BILLOW, EFFORT

Choices:
a) ALMOST
b) BEFORE
c) CENSOR
d) MARROW

Is the word "ALMOST?" All the words in the group seem to contain letters only in alphabetical order.

Next: The following describes a famous monument amd is an anagram for its name. What is it?

Built to Stay Free

thats correct shedoni

Give up?
Solution:
Built to Stay Free = Statue of Liberty


Next: If you screw a lightbulb into a socket by turning the bulb toward the right with your right hand, which way would you turn the socket with your left hand in order to unscrew it while holding the bulb stationary?

Why, moving the socket clockwise in relation to the bulb, or to the right, will unscrew the bulb.

According to U.S. law, there are officially designated days that all U.S. flags are to be flown at half-mast (for example: Memorial Day). The President and state governors also have the right to declare certain days that flags are to be flown at half-mast.

There is a particular group of U.S. flags that are never lowered to half-mast and appear to "violate" this U.S. Law. These flags were erected by U.S. Military personnel, but those troops will never be accused of doing anything wrong for those violations.

These flags are currently displayed today, and they have been for numerous years. Where is this particular group of flags displayed?