Blaine's Puzzle Blog

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Oct 21, 2012): World Series of Letters : Q: What letter comes next in this series: W, L, C, N, I, T? I know I've s...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Oct 14, 2012): Word Properties : Q: What specific and very unusual property do these five words have in common: school,...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Oct 7, 2012): Hexagon Diagonals - Count the Triangles : Q: Draw a regular hexagon, and connect every pair of vertices exc...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Sep 30, 2012): Opposites Attract : Q: Think of a word in which the second letter is R. Change the R to an M, and rearrang...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Sep 23, 2012): Anatomy Book : Q: Name two parts of the human body. Put them together one after the other. Change the 7th ...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Sep 16, 2012): I'd Like to Buy a Vowel : Q: Think of something that the majority of adults buy. It's a two-word p...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Sep 9, 2012): Pick a Pill : Q: Name a world capital whose letters can be rearranged to spell a popular and much-advertise...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Sep 2, 2012): Autumn Leaves : Q: It's an anagram word ladder. For example, take the word "spring." If the l...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Aug 26, 2012): Famous Classical Composer : Q: Take the name of a popular children's character in nine letters. Seve...

NPR Sunday Puzzle (Aug 19, 2012): Sports Section II Q: Name the winning play in a certain sport: two words, five letters in each word. These...