A few weeks ago, we already had a puzzle involving numbers. Click on the link if you'd like to solve the Numbers in Chinese Crossword Puzzle as well.
I've brought you a word search puzzle this time, but we'll stick with the theme of numbers. Look for the words in the grid that match the numbers, which are located below the grid.
Words can be found in the grid horizontally from left to right, vertically from top to bottom, and diagonally also from top to bottom.
Below are 15 images and 15 Spanish sentences describing people's daily activities. However, some of the letters in the words are missing. The missing letters must be added, and after that, the sentences must be matched with the appropriate images.
If you find the exercise to be too challenging, scroll down to the end of this blog post, where you will find the solution as usual.
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, you'll find that this exercise is very simple, but if not, all you have to do is scroll down to the bottom of this blog post to find the solutions.
I recently released a word search game with a vegetable theme. All of the words from that word search puzzle, along with a few others, are used in the puzzle for today, so this is a chance for you to review them.
If you would also like to solve that puzzle, you can find it here.
Already, we had a number-related puzzle a few weeks ago. If you want to solve the Numbers in German : A Crossword Puzzle as well, click on the link.
This time, however, I've brought you a word search puzzle, but we will continue the number-related theme. Find the words in the grid that correspond to the numbers, which are located directly below the grid.
Words can be found in the grid in every direction, that is, horizontally from left to right and from right to left, vertically from top to bottom and from bottom to top, and diagonally in every thinkable direction.
.png "Have a nice day")
If you find that the exercise is too difficult, scroll down to the end of this blog post, where you will find the solution as usual.
Look at the pictures and write the missing letters to complete the words! Just a heads up: The length of the underline symbol does not correlate with the number of letters missing from the words. Most likely, you will find this exercise to be very simple, but if not, simply scroll down to the end of this blog post to find the answers.