Look at the illustrations, then complete the gaps in the words. Just a heads up: The length of the underline symbol does not match the number of letters missing from the words. You will probably find this exercise to be quite simple, but if not, simply scroll down to the bottom of this blog post to find the answers.
There are images of various objects below, along with a word search puzzle. You must first locate the words for the pictures in the grid before matching them to the corresponding images. The words can be found in the grid in every direction: vertically from top to bottom and from bottom to top, horizontally from left to right and from right to left, and diagonally in every possible direction. Words can cross each other and share letters. I hope you are able to solve this double puzzle, but if you find it too difficult, just scroll down to the bottom of this blog post, where you will find the solutions as usual.
Do you know the numbers in Chinese? If so, you should have no trouble finishing the crossword puzzle below. Simply perform the calculations and enter the answer in each square using pinyin. You can find the answer at the bottom of this blog post if you are unsure about anything, though.
Examine the images, then fill in the blanks to make the words complete. Just a warning: The number of letters missing from the words does not correspond to the length of the underline symbol. Most likely, this exercise will be very simple for you, but if it isn't, just scroll down to the bottom of this blog post to find the solutions.
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Below, you can see a lot of jumbled-up Hungarian words. They are all connected to education. Your task is to write the words down after you've unscrambled the letters. Don't worry if you get stuck. As always, the answers are provided at the end of this entry.
A word search puzzle and images of various objects can be found below. You must locate the picture's words in the grid and then pair them with their corresponding images.
You can find the words horizontally from left to right, and vertically from top to bottom. Words can share syllables and cross each other. One of the words can be found twice in the grid. Your task is to find out which one.
I hope you can easily solve this double puzzle. But if you need help, just scroll down to the bottom of this entry where you can find the solution as usual.