Want to challenge your Brain? This quiz will help you improve your memory and have fun at the same time.
Brain Teasers are puzzle questions, like riddles and rebus puzzles, that can be in the form of words or pictures. They’re in every genre and challenge you to think out of the box.
You’ll find 50 brain teasers divided into 3 rounds of questions and 1 picture round with a free printable version you can print off further down the page – Enjoy!
Round 1
Nice and Easy…
1 – A CD has 10 tracks, all of equal durations. What track do you start on if you want to hear the second half of the CD?
2 – Whrich arnimal rin thirs lrist wrould hibernater? A CART B RANT C BREAR
The number refers to the position of the letter R in the name
8 – You had a packet of 15 sweets & ate one every half hour. If you had the last sweet at 5:30pm, at what time did you have the first sweet?
9 – Fill in the Blank.
Esmee is Lola’s twin sister. Lola is the ____ of Esmee’s sister?
10 – There is a word in Engish where the first two letters are male, the first three letters female the first four letters are a great man and the whole words is a great woman. What is the word?
Round 3
Getting Harder
1 – Can You work out what letters are missing in this sequence… _ Y W O W L A M I T _
They are the first letters of the words in the question!
2 – Every year, Rosie spends Christmas with her family. She has as many brothers as sisters, but each brother has only half as many brothers as sisters. How many siblings are in her family?
Rosie has 3 sisters and 3 brothers, with Rosie that’s 7. Each male has 2 brothers and 4 sisters
3 – When all the months of the year and days of the week are written out, how many times does the letter R appear?
4 – On day 1, Ivy has 100 pounds and she receives another 100 pounds every day. Joe starts with 10 pounds and his money is doubled every day. On what day does Joe have more money than Ivy?
5 – Two words with the same four letters in a different order can solve this code. What are they? NAKED YOGI
6 – Luke goes on a yacht with his son, Dan. Mike also comes along on the same holiday, with his uncle and grandfather. What is the minimum number of people on the boat?
7 – Solve the below anagram… GARAMNA
8 – A Horse race is held over 2 miles. There is a jump at every quarter mile mark, with the last jump being at one and three-quarter miles. How many Jumps are there in total?
9 – What same pair of letters will complete this word?
A _ _ D W _ _ E
10 – On a mobile phone keypad, what 4 numbers would write the word ‘Belt’?
Round 4 – Picture Round
Find the hidden meaning in the pictures below to decipher the answers…
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Everyone’s favourite Saturday night quiz show! You’ll find 110 questions divided into 11 rounds of increasing difficulty, from 90% down to 1% questions.
We have included a whopping 10 questions in each level, all of which have appeared or will appear on the TV Show! Could you have won the top prize of £100,000?
There’s a free printable PDF version of his quiz at the end of this post – Enjoy!
Round 1 – 90% Questions
1 – Which of these is NOT an anagram of a creature? A SNEAK B LOIN C BULB D LUGS
They are the first letters of the words in the question!
2 – What is the sum of all the numbers that can be seen in the sentence below?
When Robin felt lonely, he would tend to go and hide in the height of the smooth reeds near the river.
Abbreviations of the days of the week, minus the first letter
6 – Every year, Suzie spends Christmas with her family. She has as many brothers as sisters, but each brother has only half as many brothers as sisters. How many siblings are in her family?
7 – Using just two letters, fill in the blanks to complete the word below… _ _ N _ _ L _ _ _
8 – What are the next two letters in this sequence? TNECREPE_ _
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Everyone’s favourite TV quiz show! You’ll find 120 questions divided into 12 rounds of increasing difficulty, from £500 up to the £1 Million questions.
We have included a whopping 10 questions in each level, all of which have appeared or will appear on the TV Show! Could you have won £1 million?
There’s a free printable PDF version of his quiz at the end of this post – Enjoy!
Round 1 – £500 Questions
1 – In which sport would you hit a ‘Home Run’? A Football B Hockey C Baseball D Basketball
2 – Which of these is the name of an infectious viral disease? A Lumps B Humps C Mumps D Bumps
3 – A 1969 film was titled Butch Cassidy and the Sundance…what? A Baby B Boy C Kid D Film Festival
4 – Which of these is a knitted garment? A Sweater B Perspier C Swelterer D Moisturer
5 – Which of these is a period of twelve months? A Week B Century C Year D Day
6 – What do Bees gather in order to make Honey? A Yeast B Nectar C Eggs D Self-Raising Flour
7 – What type of animal was King Kong in the film of the same name? A Lion B Dinosaur C Dog D Ape
8 – Which of these is a famous Hollywood actor? A Westwood B Northwood C Eastwood D Southwood
9 – What are the joints of the fingers called? A Knees B Knuckles C Ankles D Elbows
10 – Crimson is a shade of which colour? A Blue B Yellow C Red D Green
Round 2 – £1000 Questions
1- Which of these is not a cosmetics company? A Revlon B Lancôme C Sherwin-Williams D L’Oréal
2 – A suit with overlapping front panels is said to be double what? A Breasted B Armed C Legged D Headed
3 – Which of these is a creature with many legs? A Milligram B Millipede C Millisecond D Millimetre
4 – If something is described as being a ‘cinch’, what is it said to be? A Easy B Lazy C Cozy D Noisy
5 – Which of these do you need when playing Monopoly? A Ball B Skipping Rope C Dice D Net
6 – Who starred in the 2003 comedy ‘School of Rock’? A Dean Green B Lou Blue C Jack Black D Jay Grey
7 – Which of these is not a term associated with poker? A Full House B Three of a Kind C Checkmate D Flush
8 – Which of these countries is in Scandinavia? A Nigeria B Nicaragua C Namibia D Norway
9 – Which of these dates is St Valentine’s Day? A 14th June B 14th November C 14th February D 14th March
10 – Which of these chemical elements is not a metal? A Iron B Tin C Copper D Helium
Round 3 – £2000 Questions
1 – The River Thames flows through which city? A Birmingham B Liverpool C Manchester D London
2 – Which of these countries is not a part of Latin America? A Brazil B Canada C Cuba D Mexico
3 – What is the name of the wrinkles at the corner of someone’s eyes? A Crow’s Eggs B Crow’s Feathers C Crow’s Beaks D Crow’s Feet
4 – Which of these is an Olympic field event? A Shot Pitch B Shot Toss C Shot Put D Shot Set
5 – Which of these is a Bird of prey? A Vole B Vixen C Vulture D Viper
6 – Which phrase refers to a conventional postal system? A Snail Mail B Slug Dispatch C Tortoise Post D Turtle Fax
7 – Which of these is a term for an economic slump? A Expression B Depression C Compression D Impression
8 – What kind of policy might cover fire and theft? A Defiance B Insurance C Grievance D Romance
9 – Which of these is a swimming stroke? A Crawl B Slink C Creep D Slither
10 – Which surname follows ‘black and ‘lock’ to give the names of two professions? A Carter B Wright C Smith D Johnson
Round 4 – £5000 Questions
1 – In Peanuts, who is Snoopy’s owner? A Woodstock B Charlie brown C Linus D Lucy
2 – Samurai were a type of ancient warrior from which country? A Japan B Mexico C Egypt D Greece
3 – In Rossini’s Seville-based opera, what is the occupation of Figaro? A Barber B Butcher C Baker D Candlestick Maker
4 – Which of these events takes place at the Brickyard? A Indianapolis 500 B US Open C World Series D Super Bowl
5 – What was the title of the rapper Eminem’s debut film? A 6 Inch B 2 Feet C 8 Mile D 10 Yards
6 – What name is given to someone who plays the flute? A FLuterman B Flutter C Fluteer D Flautist
7 – Which of these is a popular ballroom dance? A Wolfhop B Stoatskip C Bunnyjump D Foxtrot
8 – Henry VIII’s first wife was Catherine of what? A Aragon B Andover C Arden D Actium
9 – What private eye character was created by Mickey Spillane? A Mike Saw B Mike Hammer C Mike Chisel D Mike Wrench
10 – Arches, loops and whorls are classifications of what? A Eyes B Fingerprints C Hair D Tastebuds
Round 5 – £10,000 Questions
1 – Which German city has the biggest population? A Berlin B Dusseldorf C Essen D Rostock
2 – Who was told, ‘Beware the ides of March’? A Nero B Cleopatra C Julius Caesar D Pontius Pilate
3 – What kind of restaurant is likely to serve polenta? A Italian B Chinese C Turkish D Indian
4 – What nationality was the author of the novel ‘The Three Musketeers’? A Swiss B French C Italian D Spanish
5 – In a church, what is put into a font? A Books B Robes C Bells D Water
6 – In which of these sports would you use a cue to hit the ball? A Tennis B Football C Hockey D Billiards
7 – Which of these words means ‘a summary or outline of a book’? A Synergy B Synod C Synopsis D Syntax
8 – To which of these pop groups did singer Sting belong? A U2 B Boomtown Rats C Police D Genesis
9 – Which of these words refers to throwing something overboard from a ship or aeroplane? A Garrison B Frisson C Jettison D Chanson
10 – In the Harry Potter stories, what kind of creature is Firenze? A Dragon B Centaur C Phoenix D Owl
Round 6 – £20,000 Questions
1- Which of these games does not involve the use of playing cards? A Poker B Craps C Blackjack D Bridge
2 – What nationality is the singer/songwriter Ed Sheeran? A British B Irish C Canadian D American
3 – Which natural phenomenon is a display of the visible spectrum? A Hailstone B Eclipse C Sunbeam D Rainbow
4 – Which of these is a division of geological time? A Neon B Eon C Ion D Scion
5 – Which word is represented by the sign known as an ampersand? A Approximately B At C About D And
6 – How many points are scored for hitting the inner bull’s-eye in a game of darts? A 20 B 40 C 50 D 100
7 – Which actor played the title role in Batman Begins, released in 2005? A Jake Gyllenhaal B Christian Bale C Wes Bentley D Mark Wahlberg
8 – Bolivia is a country in which continent? A South America B Africa C Asia D Europe
9 – Born in 1811, the Hungarian composer and pianist Liszt had what first name? A Felipe B Fritz C Ferdinand D Franz
10 – Which of these would you need for a pet Saluki? A Aquarium B Aviary C Dog Bed D Rabbit Hutch
Round 7 – £50,000 Questions
1 – What is the name of Spider-man’s girlfriend? A Peggy Sue B Mary Louise C Mary Jane D Emmy Lou
2 – Which of these would you expect to see on plaid material? A Paisley B Polka Dots C Flowers D Tartan
3 – Complete the title of Gareth Brooks’ album Ropin’ the…what? A Steer B Hog C Corral D Wind
4 – The musical Evita is set in which country? A Mexico B Brazil C Argentina D Chilie
5 – Which of these words does not feature in the title of a Shakespeare play? A Merchant B Wives C King D Queen
6 – Which company created the first portable CD player, the Discman? A Panasonic B Sony C Hitachi D Casio
7 – The Pompidou Centre is in which European capital? A Rome B Paris C Madrid D Athens
8 – Who links the films Con Air, 8MM and Moonstruck? A Russell Crowe B Mel Gibson C Tom Cruise D Nicolas Cage
9 – The femur is a bone in which part of the human body? A Arm B Head C Leg D Hand
10 – Which of these rivers flows in a generally northward direction? A Volga B Rhone C Mississippi D Nile
Round 8 – £75,000 Questions
1 – Which of these is the horse’s fastest gait? A Walk B Trot C Canter D Gallop
2 – In Japanese costume, what is an obi? A Sandal B Sash C Robe D Hat
3 – Which European country’s national flag consists of black, gold and red vertical stripes? A Switzerland B Belgium C The Netherlands D Italy
4 – Which of these temperature scales is named after the person who invented it? A Celsius B Centigrade C Fahrenheit D Kelvin
5 – Which car company manufactures the Passat? A Nissan B Volkswagen C Toyota D BMW
6 – Which of these musicians had the middle name Aaron? A Elvis Presley B Jimi Hendrix C John Lennon D Michael Jackson
7 – What type of creature is a marmoset? A Whale B Butterfly C Monkey D Parrot
8 – An oologist is an expert in what? A Wine B Birds Eggs C Foreign Words D Jupiter
9 – Which island country was formerly called Ceylon? A Iceland B Madagascar C Taiwan D Sri Lanka
10 – Brothers Leon and Michael Spinks were champions in which sport? A Golf B Hockey C Boxing D Basketball
Round 9 – £150,000 Questions
1 – Hematite is the main ore of which metal? A Aluminium B Mercury C Lead D Iron
2 – Miss Adelaide is a character from which musical? A Show Boat B South Pacific C Guys and Dolls D Carousel
3 – Which spirit is the basis of a mai tai cocktail? A Gin B Rum C Whisky D Vodka
4 – In which city was the prophet Muhammed born? A Jerusalem B Medina C Mecca D Damascus
5 – The port of Marseille is on which sea? A Baltic B Mediterranean C Caspian D Black
6 – Which of these is a plant with edible leaves? A French Chard B Swiss Chard C Belgian Chard D Norweigan Chard
7 – With which of these drinks is Stilton cheese traditionally served? A Port B Vodka C Champagne D Gin
8 – What was the profession of the 17th-century figure, Molière? A Violin Maker B Opera Singer C Ballet Dancer D Playwright
9 – Which type of instrument is a marimba? A Keyboard B Brass C Woodwind D Percussion
10 – A person suffering from which condition would have most need of drugs called bronchodilators? A Sinusitis B Eczema C Asthma D Diabetes
Round 6
Round 10 £250,000 Questions
1-What is studied and collected by a vexillologist? A Feathers B Flags C Wine Corks D Dictionaries
2 – Haakon is a traditional name for kings of which country? A Belgium B Norway C Greece D Spain
3 – Which country was known for a time as Kampuchea? A Cambodia B Cameroon C Chad D China
4 – Who wrote the children’s story ‘How the Leopard Got His Spots’? A Hans Christian Anderson B Rudyard Kipling C Edward Lear D Lewis Carroll
5 – The city of Timbuktu stands close to the bank of which river? A Nile B Congo C Niger D Zambezi
6 – What are the two colours on the Australian flag? A Blue & White B Red & White C Red & Yellow D Black & Yellow
7 – Which country ruled Finland between 1809 and 1917? A Russia B Norway C Britain D Germany
8 – On which continent is the Istria peninsular? A Asia B Africa C Europe D South America
9 – In chemistry, which of these is a non-metallic element? A Managese B Chromium C Phosphorus D Nickel
10 – In the animal world, the two types of monotreme are the echidna and what? A Wombat B Possum C Platypus D Bandicoot
Round 11 – £500,000 Questions
1 – Sir John Oldcastle is believed to be the prototype for which of Shakespeare’s characters? A Macbeth B Falstaff C Prospero D Cymbeline
2 – In Greek mythology, Atlas was a member of which race? A Titans B Cyclops C Centaurs D Gorgons
3 – Which mythological creature appears on the flag of Bhutan? A Dragon B Centaur C Minotaur D Hydra
4 – In which city did the poet John Keats die? A Copenhagen B Brussels C Rome D Vienna
5 – In mythology, Orpheous played which instrument? A Lyre B Flute C Organ D Pan pipes
6 – Reiki is a healing technique from which country? A China B Japan C India D Thailand
7 – Orvieto wine comes from which country? A France B Spain C Germany D Italy
8 – Althorpe is the seat of which British family? A Beaufort B Cavendish C Percy D Spencer
9 – In Germany, what kind of building is the Rathaus? A Cathedral B Hospital C Town Hall D Police Station
10 – Which singer launched her own label, Matriarch Records, in 2004? A Mary J Blige B Madonna C Mariah Carey D Mandy Moore
Round 12 – £1 Million Questions
1 – Which compass point lies midway between east and north-east? A East-north-east B North-east-north C East-east-north D North-north-east
2 – Who wrote the novel ‘The Turn of the Screw’? A EM Foster B Christopher Isherwood C Henry James D John Galsworthy
3 – The ‘K’K point is a measurement used in which sport? A Triple Jump B Curling C Rifle Shooting D Ski Jumping
4 – The word ‘Kismet’ meaning ‘fate’ comes from which language? A Russian B Latin C Swahili D Arabic
5 – In the Roman Catholic Church, what is a monstrance? A Priest’s robe B Ritual container C Alter cloth D Prayer
6 – Discovery is a variety of which fruit? A Apple B Banana C Plum D Strawberry
7 – The heaviest bird of prey is what kind of bird? A Hawk B Owl C Condor D Kestrel
8 – Which of these is most likely to be used to stuff cushions? A Kaolin B Kabuki C Kapok D Kama
9 – Which of these composers is buried in Poets’ Corner in Westminster Abbey? A Johannes Brahms B Franz Liszt C Richard Wagner D George Frederick Handel
10 – Which of these conditions is caused by a deficiency in B1? A Rickets B Scurvy C Beriberi D Malaria
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Dingbats are also known as Rebus puzzles, you try to solve the word or Catchphrase from the given pictures and text. The game is similar in concept to TV’s “Catchphrase” gameshow puzzles, but Dingbats rely more on text and simple graphics rather than pictures.
This set contains 20 dingbats for you to try to solve and the answers can be anything to do with Animals, such as animal breeds, idioms, cartoon animals, films, famous sayings and songs…
What are the Rules for Dingbats?
The rules are simple, the game uses rebus puzzles, which are a clever combination of pictures and words that form clues to the answer.
Players just need to be the quickest to decipher all of the 20 animal themed clues correctly.
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From the history of the feast of Saint David to how he became the patron saint of Wales. Think traditional food, cultural traditions and national emblems for inspiration to ace our free St David’s Day quiz.
You’ll find 50 questions divided into 5 rounds, and a free printable PDF at the end of the page.
Round 1
1 – “Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Hapus” translates to what in English?
2 – What fruit would you find in a traditional Welsh cake?
3 – Which patron saint do the Scottish celebrate?
4 – What animal is found on the Welsh flag?
5 – Which Welsh classical singer has taken the Welsh flag on stage during St David’s Day performances?
6 – The first official Welsh flag was created for which special event in 1953?
7 – The city ‘St Davids’ used to be called what?
8 – What is the Ras Dewi Sant?
9 – Which city hosts the annual ‘National St David’s Day Parade’?
10 – What type of strict diet did St David follow?
Round 2
1 – What vegetable is the national emblem of Wales?
2 – What is the name of Wales’ famous tea bread?
3 – Which patron saint does England celebrate?
4 – How do you say Saint David in Welsh?
5 – How many years is said that St David lived for?
6 – What three colours make up the Welsh flag?
7 – Which city hosts the annual ‘Croeso’ 2-day St David’s festival?
8 – Where is St David buried?
9 – St David was at the heart of the Welsh church during which century?
10 – What religion was Saint David?
Round 3
1 – What flower is traditionally worn on St David’s Day?
2 – What is the main ingredient of Welsh rarebit?
3 – Which patron saint does Ireland celebrate?
4 – What colour is the Welsh dragon?
5 – David’s mother was also a Saint, what was her name?
6 – What is the Welsh word for David?
7 – What sense did St David restore on St Paulinus?
8 – St David was said to be born during what type of weather phenomenon?
9 – The city of St Davids is located in which Welsh county?
10 – St David’s Day has been a national festival in Wales since which century?
Round 4 – True or False
1 – St David’s Day is always held on the first Sunday in March – True or False?
2 – The correct term for a traditional Welsh hat is ‘het pêl fas’ – True or False?
3 – There are four patron saints in the UK – True or False?
4 – The Welsh flag we know today, was officially recognised in 1959 – True or False?
5 – Saint David was an atheist – True or False?
6 – Saint David has his own flag – True or False?
7 – Saint David was severely allergic to leeks – True or False?
8 – Leek pie is traditionally eaten on St David’s Day – True or False?
9 – Saint David was not a native of Wales – True or False?
10 – Saint David was a Welsh bishop – True or False?
Round 5
1 – On what date is St David’s Day always Held?
2 – What is Cawl Cymreig?
3 – Who is the patron saint of Northern Ireland?
4 – What does the motto ‘Y Ddraig goch ddyry cychwyn’ mean?
5 – What two colours are on the flag of Saint David?
6 – Is March 1st marked as St David’s day after his birth or death?
7 – There is a stained-glass depiction of Saint David in which Welsh castle?
8 – Which bird became Saint David’s emblem?
9 – Saint David was said to have made what rise from the ground?
10 – What annual event takes place in Oriel y Parc, Pembrokeshire on St David’s Day?
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Based on Richard Osman’s House of Games ‘Answer Smash’ round.
You’ll find 50 questions divided into 5 rounds and a free printable version you can print off further down the page – Enjoy!
How to Play
The goal is to merge two clues to make a word in the style of the example below.
Example: The opposite to Leave, and who had a hit in 2019 with the song ‘Cruel Summer’?
Answer: STAYLOR SWIFT (Stay – Taylor Swift)
Round 1 – Countries
1 – The Country with Budapest as its capital, and the ex-footballer who is the face of Walkers Crisps?
2 – The Country with the oldest flag in the world, and the Co-founder and CEO of Facebook?
3 – The Country that the Al-Thani family has ruled since 1825, and the Sauce often served with fish in the UK?
4 – The skirt-lifting dance popular in French Cabaret, and the Country with Ottawa as its capital?
5 – The country with the white flag with the red dot, and the Emperor of France from 1804 until 1814?
6 – The country that’s home to the world’s largest castle, and the British car brand of four-wheel drive vehicles introduced in 1948?
7 – The country where you would find the Jawa Dam, and the actor who played Ray Stantz in the Ghostbuster films?
8 – The Country with Lisbon as its capital, and the Israeli actress that plays DCs Wonder Woman since 2017?
9 – The country that won the FIFA World Cup in 1978, 1986, and 2022, and the singer of the theme for the James Bond film GoldenEye?
10 – This country was known to the ancient Romans as Arabia Felix, and the 1997 extraterrestrial film starring Will Smith?
Round 2 – Celebrities
1 – The actress who played Hermione Granger, and Sega’s Blue, Speedy Character?
2 – The actor who played Dirty Harry in the 1971 action thriller film, and the famous music festival held in New York in August 1969?
3 – The animated series that features a small curious monkey, and the actor who played Dr Doug Ross in ER?
4 – A strong, regular beat or pulsation, and the two-time Oscar winning actor who had his seventh child aged 79?
5 – Another word for Yearly, and the actor that played Tony Montana in the film Scarface?
6 – The actress who played Jane Foster in Marvel’s Thor Films, and someone a Karen might demand to speak with?
7 – The actor who played Lee in Rush Hour, and the French luxury fashion house founded in 1910?
8 – Citizens of the Republic of India, and the actor who played Gandalf in The Lord of the Rings films?
9 – The native spice to the Banda Islands of Indonesia, and the actress who played Mikaela Banes in the 2007 live-action film Transformers?
10 – Who is Bernard Jeffrey McCullough better known as, and the world’s biggest burger chain?
Round 3 – Food
1 – The common name for a Gallus gallus domesticus, and the comedian famed for his ‘tickling sticks’?
2 – This ghost is the first of three spirits to appear to Ebenezer Scrooge, and what are Ruote, Gemelli and Pappardelle?
3 – The first European to discover Hawaii, Australia and New Zealand, and Maryland’s biggest selling sweet treat?
4 – The number equal to 10 times 100, and Rubens and BLTs are types of what?
5 – The portable toilet, used bedrooms before there was indoor plumbing and flushing, and a starchy root vegetable native to the Americas?
6 – A traditional Mexican corn or wheat tortilla topped with a filling and, a private tutor who trains?
7 – The filling of a bounty chocolate bar, and an implement for cracking nuts?
8 – The third largest land mammal on Earth, and the fleshy, spore-bearing fruiting body of a fungus?
9 – A legume of the family Fabaceae, and a TV series starring Cillian Murphy as the infamous Tommy Shelby?
10 – Who is Jamaican deejay Moses Anthony Davis professionally known as, and an edible stone fruit produced by the tropical Mangifera indica tree?
Round 4 – Singers & Songs
1 – What type of god was Disney’s Maui, and a 1977 ‘Royal’ song by the Sex Pistols?
2 – Singer of the 1960 hit ‘The Twist’, and the inner softer part of a seed, fruit stone, or nut?
3 – The Dolly Parton Song, made famous by Whitney Houston in 1982, and the world’s biggest video sharing / social media platform?
4 – The band who had a hit with the song ‘Creep’ in 1992, and a continuous pain that is unpleasant but not usually strong?
5 – Which song starts with the line “Yo, I’ll tell you what I want”, and a 1963 sing by The Ronettes?
6 – A place used for social gambling, and Bob Marley’s his first hit song outside of Jamaica?
7 – Keith Moon was the drummer for this band, and the town where The Grinch resides?
8 – The singer known as the ‘Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll’, and if you are timid or apprehensive, you’re said to be what?
9 – To end a law, and Yorkshire born singer/songwriter with the hit song ‘Perfect’?
10 – A monastery ruled by an abbot, and American singer-songwriter and wife of Jay-Z?
Round 5 – TV & Film
1 – Jason Momoa plays this DC superhero, and a cocktail consisting typically of whiskey, vermouth, and bitters?
2 – Reality TV show narrated by Iain Stirling, and a 1983 Song by Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers?
3 – The London art gallery that houses the UK’s national collection of international modern art, and the American sitcom TV series featuring the Dunphy Family?
4 – The world’s strongest insect, and the 1988 Tim Buton Film featuring Michael Keaton as the lead character?
5 – The actor who played Anthony in TV sitcom ‘The Royle Family’, and in which film would you hear the line “Feed Me, Seymour!”?
6 – A sudden rise in the incidence of a disease, and the TV show starring Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul as Meth dealers?
7 – A man who looks after the home and kids while his partner provides, and the TV series of Easy Company of the U.S. Army’s 101st Airborne Division?
8 – The 2014 Murder mystery series based in Minnesota starring Billy Bob Thornton, and a player who defends the goal?
9 – 2001 Disney Pixar movie featuring Mike Wazowski, and to be confined in a jail or prison?
10 – Marvel’s superhero plated by Chadwick Boseman, and something that’s been placed in a vertical position?
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Dingbats are also known as Rebus puzzles, you try to solve the word or Catchphrase from the given pictures and text. The game is similar in concept to TV’s “Catchphrase” gameshow puzzles, but Dingbats rely more on text and simple graphics rather than pictures.
Each set contains 20 easy dingbats suitable for children to try to solve…
What are the rules for Dingbats?
The rules are simple, the game uses rebus puzzles, which are a clever combination of pictures and words that form clues to the answer.
Players just need to be the quickest to decipher all 20 clues correctly.
Click the Image Below to Print the Game and Answer Sheet…
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Dingbats are also known as Rebus puzzles, you try to solve the word or Catchphrase from the given pictures and text. The game is similar in concept to TV’s “Catchphrase” gameshow puzzles, but Dingbats rely more on text and simple graphics rather than pictures.
Each set contains 20 Disney Themed dingbats for you to try to solve…
What are the Rules for Dingbats?
The rules are simple, the game uses rebus puzzles, a clever combination of pictures and words that form clues to the answer.
These Puzzles can be Disney Characters, Movies, Quotes, Songs or Popular Words! Players need to decipher all of the 20 magical clues correctly.
Print these Disney Dingbats & Answer Sheet at the Bottom of this Page…
Disney Dingbat Answers
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