Anagram Word Puzzles Trivia

Part Two of a series of six-letter anagrams. The two (or three) words in each answer are anagrams of each other.

Each answer is two words that are anagrams of each other. One word is a well-known person's first or last name. Example: Capture Winslet - Take Kate

Unscramble the anagrams, then correctly match the pairs to make ten things that go together. For example: Sate and Stew unscramble to East and West.

Oh no! In tornado season, our Scrabble game board just blew around while playing a pirate-themed game. Can you help put them back together? The CAPITALIZED words should all be anagrammed, and the sentences give you a clue. Thanks!

Each answer consists of two or more words that are anagrams of each other. I will start with 3-letter words and go all the way to 12-letter words. No punctuation is required and the starting letters will be given for most answers.

Your task is to match the sport to the trophy or other award that is (or was) awarded to participants (individual or team) in that sport. The catch is that the names of the awards are presented as anagrams, which you must first solve.

Rearrange the words that are capitalized to find some of the most endangered animals on the Earth and learn a little about them in the info. Don't miss the clues in the questions!

Rearrange the words written in uppercase letters to finish each common phrase.

Prepared to think laterally rather than literally to solve a few crazy definitions? FIRST anagram the given word to form a new word, THEN match it to the crazy definition. Give yourself plenty of time for this quiz.

As a competition Scrabble player, I have to have a head full of seven-letter anagrams. Test yourself on some of the simpler words. Q1 has more instructions.

I am not expecting miracles here, but one of the two words in each question can be rearranged and its resultant new word will have the meaning of the other word. For example: Performance cat: An anagram of cat is "act", which is also a performance.

All the answers in this quiz have two words of the same length. The two words are anagrams of each other. That is the same letters are used in each word. e.g Highest saucepan = top pot No punctuation is required.

Each answer in this quiz is two words that are anagrams of each other. That is the same letters are used in each word. e.g Highest saucepan = top pot. Use the hint for first letter of words and their order.

The words in capitals are anagrams of things people do to keep busy in their spare time. The sentences should give you an extra clue. Good luck!

Travel into the future and join the Starship Margana on its mission to explore deep space. Aid Captain Wordwise & his crew in their journey by unscrambling the anagrammed astronomical phenomena they encounter.

In this quiz I will give you a word. You must anagram it to find another one that fits to the clue. For example: "AUCTION" Clue: word that means pay close attention to minimize risk. Answer: CAUTION.

Over the weekend I found out that the animals at the FunTrivia Zoo had gone wild! Can you figure out what happened? The clues provided in capital letters are for words that are anagrams of each other - the first of each pair being the name of an animal.

Let's see if you can work out the correct food item from the anagrams given. All anagrammed words are written in capital letters, excluding the capital letter at the start of each sentence, and any lone capital 'I'. Enjoy!

In this quiz, you must anagram the word given to fit the clue. For example: DISSENTER (Clue: Synonym of 'fatigue' and 'weariness'). In this case, the answer is TIREDNESS. Have fun anagramming!

In this quiz I will give you a word. You must anagram it to find another one that fit to the clue. For example: "AUCTION" Clue: word that means pay close attention to minimize risk. Answer: "CAUTION"

There are many career choices for young people. Unscramble the phrases in capitals to discover ten possible jobs.

Take a look at the letters in CAPITALS in each question and you will soon spot that they can be turned into hidden dogs. All of the breeds are UK Kennel club registered breeds. Breed groups are UK. The word I is never part of the anagram.

I play competition Scrabble, and anagramming is a major part of the game. Test yourself on some of the simpler words that may appear on your rack. This is the second quiz of this series, with more to come.

All the answers in this quiz have two words of the same length. The two words are anagrams of each other. That is the same letters are used in each word. e.g Highest saucepan = top pot No punctuation is required. USE THE HINTS!

Meet my good friend, Jumble: ever the computer pro, he is a bit absent-minded and has a tendency to get things all mixed up! See if you can help him get his PC back in tip-top shape by decoding the anagrammed computer terms.

Piece together the letters that have been broken up in groups and solve the quotation.

All these anagrams are for chemical elements

The third in a series of who-knows-how-many, this quiz is composed entirely of eight letter anagrams. No punctuation is required in any answer.

This is part of a series of quizzes on words that can be used in Scrabble. All answers have five letters, and are anagrams of each other. No punctuation is required, and hints will be provided for every question.

Take a look at the letters in CAPITALS in each question and you will soon spot that they can be turned into hidden dogs. All of the breeds are UK Kennel club registered breeds. Breed groups are UK.