The unused letters anagram to the start of a fun video game.Q: Think of a famous singer -- first and last names. Use all of the first name, plus the first three letters and the last letter of the last name. The result, reading left to right, will spell a phrase meaning "punctual." What singer is this?
A: JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE --> JUST IN TIME
Reread it again and realized something about the second brand.Q: Think of a two-word brand name for a food item that is marketed as upscale. Remove the last two letters of the first word and the first letter of the second word. Read the result from left to right and you'll get a one-word brand name associated with the budget-conscious. What is it?
A: GREY POUPON --> GROUPON
Exactly the amount of tricky I'd expect from Lego.Q: This week's challenge is a little tricky. Change one letter of a place on earth to get a familiar phrase much heard around this time of year. What is it? The answer consists of three words (5,2,5).
A: PLACE ON EARTH --> PEACE ON EARTH
I was fortunate to figure this out quickly.Q: Name a common tree of North America in two words (three letters, five letters). Rearrange its letters to name a well-known plant of Central America, also in two words (four letters, four letters). What tree and plant are these?
A: RED MAPLE, REED PALM
Take another item that might be worn while sleeping, increment the last letter so it is one later in the alphabet and move it to the 4th position. Change the first vowel sound and you have the last name of the person's most famous character role.Q: Think of a classic television actor — first and last names. Add a long-E sound at the end of each name and you'll get two things that are worn while sleeping. What are they?
A: TED KNIGHT --> TEDDY, NIGHTIE
