WHO LIVES WHERE? (Round 3)

How to Play:

Each entry lists a clue relating to a living or deceased well-known person, whose initials are one of 50 official postal U.S. state initials. See who lives where in these great United States of ours.

Example:

➤ "That '70s Show" actor lives in this state: __________.

[Answer: Ashton Kutcher is the actor and AK are his initials for the state Alaska.]

Round 3:

➤ One star of "The Sopranos" lives in this state: __________.

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➤ Another star of "The Sopranos" lives in this state: __________.

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➤ Discredited champion cyclist lives in this state: __________.


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➤ Cult leader in "The Omega Man" lives in this state: __________.

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➤ Coppola's nephew lives in this state: __________.

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PAST ROUNDS (For your solving pleasure!):

BRAINWRACK!: WHO LIVES WHERE? (Round 1)

BRAINWRACK!: WHO LIVES WHERE? (Round 2)

ANAGRAMADNESS (Round 1)

How to Play:

Each entry contains a clue word or phrase whose anagram will complete the sentence.

[Note: selected anagrams are not Brainwrack creations; deviously clever authors unknown.]

Example:

➤ Because THEY SEE, _____ _____ are obviously sight organs.

[Answer: The complete sentence reads, "Because THEY SEE, THE EYES are obviously sight organs." The phrase "THEY SEE" is an anagram for "THE EYES" - and vice-versa!]

Round 1:

➤ Excessive use of your DEBIT CARD to make purchases you don't pay back on time will result in a _____ _____ report.

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➤ CASH LOST IN 'EM is the predictable end result of your casino fantasy of thinking you can beat the _____ _____.

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➤ Is it true that an ELEGANT MAN is always _____ _____?

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➤ Just because you're a MOON STARER doesn't make you an _____.

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➤ Chances are, if you're a college student and reside in a _____, then you have a DIRTY ROOM.

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DECLARATIONS OR QUESTIONS (Round 6) (FINAL ROUND)

How to Play:

Each entry is either a declaration or a question containing a single blank space. Fill in the blank with a word choice that will logically complete the declaration or question and at the same time reveal a living or dead well-known person. Clues are listed as a solving aid, and homonyms and puns are allowed.

Example:

Declaration:

➤ TOM _______ for no one when he's ready to go.

(Gruff-voiced musician)

[Answer: "TOM WAITS" for no one when he's ready to go.]

Question:

➤ Is JANE _______ her boyfriend or going cold on him?

(Member of famous acting family)

[Answer: Is "JANE FONDA" her boyfriend or going cold on him?]

Round 6:

Questions:

➤ Is KEVIN _______ after smoking that big phattie?

(Cancelled actor)

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➤ Did RINGO _______ in that goofy caveman movie?

(Famed drummer)

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➤ Did RAQUEL _______ on her bet with you?

(Sex symbol of yesteryear)

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➤ Is ROB _______ on energy?

(Brat packer)

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➤ Does BOB _______ for a better life in the future?

(Old-timey comedian)

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➤ Can LUCILLE _______ jack like a male trucker can?

(Old-timey comedian)

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➤ Is ANDREW _______ or John's son?

(President)

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➤ Did JAMES K _______ him in the eye?

(President)

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Declarations:

➤ BRITNEY _______ fish with a hunting implement she devised.

(Pop singer)

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➤ BROCK _______ out before he even gets started.

("To Kill A Mockingbird" actor)

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➤ MARK _______ contemptuously on conventional ideas.

(Olympian swimmer)

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➤ BILL _______ in the face of stiff competition

("Ain't No Sunshine" singer)

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➤ CARL _______ on horse and dog races from time to time.

(Television's "Dr. Alex Stone")

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PAST ROUNDS (For your solving pleasure!):

BRAINWRACK!: DECLARATIONS OR QUESTIONS (Round 1)

BRAINWRACK!: DECLARATIONS OR QUESTIONS (Round 2)

BRAINWRACK!: DECLARATIONS OR QUESTIONS (Round 3)

BRAINWRACK!: DECLARATIONS OR QUESTIONS (Round 4)

BRAINWRACK!: DECLARATIONS OR QUESTIONS (Round 5)

"THE END" GAME (Round 5)

How to Play:

Each sentence must be completed using a 2-WORD phrase at THE END. Each word in the phrase must be comprised of 3 LETTERS only. Clues are embedded in each sentence as a solving aid.

Example:

➤ As a result of taking a beating in the fight, I have a swollen eye and a ____ ____.

[Answer: the clue "swollen eye" indicates another facial injury: "FAT LIP", which is a 2-word phrase at THE END of the sentence, and with each word being just 3 letters long.]

Round 5:

➤ When I was a kid, in order to get the prize offered by Wheaties, I had to send in the ____ ____.

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➤ What dog doesn't like a feel-good ____ ____.

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➤ I really can't plan on doing much during the week because I'm stuck with a 9 to 5 ____ ____.

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➤ Would a painting of a Warhol Coca-Cola can qualify as ____ ____.

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➤ I will be arriving at the airport coming in on the 5 a.m. ____ ____.

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➤ Who can tell me why the extra levy on booze, cigarettes and porn is called a ____ ____?

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➤ Ares, depicted in a chariot drawn by fire-breathing dragons, is an example of a classic ____ ____.

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➤ I know a few people, some of whom are not even supporters of the former president, who believe in the ____ ____.

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➤ I wanted to manscape my pubic area but blanched at the idea of applying ____ ____.

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➤ I can tell you're utterly bored - or else sleepy - by the way you're about to ____ ____.

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5X BONUS!

➤ "Canine mystery" novel by best-selling author David Rosenfelt:

 ____ ____ ____ ____ ____

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PAST ROUNDS (For your solving pleasure!):

BRAINWRACK!: "THE END" GAME (Round 1)

BRAINWRACK!: "THE END" GAME (Round 2)

BRAINWRACK!: "THE END" GAME (Round 3)

BRAINWRACK!: "THE END" GAME (Round 4)

LOST CITIES (Round 6)

How to Play:

Each entry is a sentence that has buried within it a "Lost City" in ruins - meaning the name of the city is broken up between two or more words. Hints are dropped in the sentences to help figure out the answers. Dust off your archaeological skills and begin to uncover the world's Lost Cities.

Example:

➤ I easily tire now that I'm getting old and just hang around gambling at the sports bar.

[Answer: The hint is "gambling" which ties into the name of the "Lost City" - "RENO".]

Round 6:

➤ I opine: war kills innocent victims whether in New Jersey or Ukraine.

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➤ In the winning Oscar, a cast of Venezuelan actors won for best ensemble award.

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➤ Rig Veda, karma, dharma, bodhisattva all derive from Eastern mysticism, not West African.

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➤ I have a guitar lesson at five today in the south of France.

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➤ Sad to admit, not that being German has anything to do with it, but bourbon never lasts long around my house.

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➤ Sign on French 7-11 store door: Only one teenager at a time allowed.

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➤ A bad rep is a career killer, especially in Italian tourist cities.

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➤ I know a Soho bartender by way of Tasmania who serves a mean Tom Collins.

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➤ In a nasty gunfight with the Taliban, a U.S. soldier took a bullet in the leg.

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➤ My dad fought in not one but two European wars, awful huh!

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PAST ROUNDS (For your solving pleasure!):

BRAINWRACK!: LOST CITIES (Round 1)

BRAINWRACK!: LOST CITIES (Round 2)

BRAINWRACK!: LOST CITIES (Round 3)

BRAINWRACK!: LOST CITIES (Round 4)

BRAINWRACK!: LOST CITIES (Round 5)

ROMAN NUMERAL CRYPTOLOGY (Round 6) (FINAL ROUND)

How to Play:

To decode the solution to each entry, first convert the Arabic numeral to its Roman numeral counterpart. Then, inferring from puns and riddles within the cryptic clue, break down the logical structure of each entry to figure out the answer.

Example:

➤ "9 sits inside a pigpen at retirement age": SIXTY

[The answer is "sIXty" derived from the rules: 9 becomes IX, which is then inserted inside the word "sty" because the cryptic clue says "IX sits inside a pigpen." Another word for pigpen is "sty", so putting IX inside "sty" results in "sIXty". Part of the pun / solution is 60 is also a retirement age.]

➤ Roman Numeral Key:

[I = 1 / V=5 / X=10 / L=50 / C=100 / D=500 / M=1000]

Round 6:

➤ "Deli meats are stored in 1001 rooms in Mexico": ________

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➤ "2 cool man, in the end": ________

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➤ "59 potions are needed for mixed-up anger": ________

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➤ "Actor Pacino is on the side of 506 pain relievers": ________

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➤ "20 year-long oil reign, not quite an epoch": ________

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➤ "1501 foodless people with acute pangs comprise a remarkable and outstanding thing": ________

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➤ "154 Gods on downward slope": ________

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➤ "Wind instrument jumbled up 1009 times": ________

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PAST ROUNDS (For your solving pleasure!):

BRAINWRACK!: ROMAN NUMERAL CRYPTOLOGY (Round 1)

BRAINWRACK!: ROMAN NUMERAL CRYPTOLOGY (Round 2)

BRAINWRACK!: ROMAN NUMERAL CRYPTOLOGY (Round 3)

BRAINWRACK!: ROMAN NUMERAL CRYPTOLOGY (Round 4)

BRAINWRACK!: ROMAN NUMERAL CRYPTOLOGY (Round 5)

SUBSTITUTION RULE (Round 7)

How to Play:

This brainteaser has two variations, both involving well-known persons.

Variation 1 entries are made-up names resulting from substituting a random letter in both the first and last name of a well-known person. Solving each entry requires a bit of guessing (or reverse substituting) to figure out the real identity of the well-known person.

Variation 2 entries are silly 2-word phrases resulting from substituting a random letter in both the first and last name of a well-known person. Solving each entry requires a bit of guessing (or reverse substituting) to figure out the real identity of the well-known person.

Example:

Variation 1:

➤ TOBY GILL = ____________ 

[The answer revealing the well-known person is TONY BILL, arrived at by substituting "N" for "B" in the first name, "TOBY", and substituting "B" for "G" in the last name, "GILL".]

Variation 2:

➤ MAD PEST = ____________ 

[The answer is MAE WEST, arrived at by substituting "E" for "D" in the first word, "MAD", and substituting "W" for "P" in the last word, "PEST".]

Round 7:

Variation 1:

➤ ERIN BAND = ____________

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➤ VERN LANG = ____________

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➤ DALE MARON = ____________

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➤ ARNE RICH = ____________

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➤ RAUL ANZA = ____________ 

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Variation 2:

➤ NEON UZIS = ____________

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➤ LAZY GAGS = ____________ 

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➤ CALL JUNE = ____________ 

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➤ GOGI BERRY = ____________

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➤ ECON MUSE = ____________

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PAST ROUNDS (For your solving pleasure!):

BRAINWRACK!: SUBSTITUTION RULE (Round 1)

BRAINWRACK!: SUBSTITUTION RULE (Round 2)

BRAINWRACK!: SUBSTITUTION RULE (Round 3)

BRAINWRACK!: SUBSTITUTION RULE (Round 4)

BRAINWRACK!: SUBSTITUTION RULE (Round 5)

BRAINWRACK!: SUBSTITUTION RULE (Round 6)

THIS & THAT (Round 7)

How to Play:

Each correct answer is a common "_______ & _______" phrase, such as "THIS & THAT". To solve, simply switch out one letter in each clue word with a different letter to reveal a common "_______ & _______" phrase.

Example:

➤ _______ & _______

(bell / chair)

[Answer: switch out the "e" in "bell" to "a" and the "r" in "chair" to "n" to come up with the common "_______ & _______" phrase, "BALL & CHAIN".]

Round 7:

➤ _______ & _______

(ratio / to)


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➤ _______ & _______

(x / ys)

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➤ _______ & _______

(ships / balsa)


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➤ _______ & _______

(fun / soon)


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➤ _______ & _______

(sticky / stores)

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➤ _______ & _______

(yield / streak)


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➤ _______ & _______

(cooties / dream)

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➤ _______ & _______

(norse / muggy)


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➤ _______ & _______

(prize / job)


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➤ _______ & _______

(collars / gents)


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PAST ROUNDS (For your solving pleasure!):

BRAINWRACK!: THIS & THAT (Round 1)

BRAINWRACK!: THIS & THAT (Round 2)

BRAINWRACK!: THIS & THAT (Round 3)

BRAINWRACK!: THIS & THAT (Round 4)

BRAINWRACK!: THIS & THAT (Round 5)

BRAINWRACK!: THIS & THAT (Round 6)

PLAINLY STATED (Round 5)

How to Play:

Each entry's correct answer is a made-up 2-word phrase. Both words are 4 letters long and comprise, in sequence, the abbreviations of 4 consecutive U.S. states. Clues are given as a solving aid and state abbreviations can be used more than once in each answer set. Could it be more plainly stated?

Example:

➤ ______ * ______

(Dinner for Shamu?)

[Answer: The 2-word phrase is "ORCA MEAL", which correctly answers the clue, "Dinner for Shamu?". Contained within the 2-word phrase are 4 consecutive U.S. postal abbreviations: "OR" & "CA" for Oregon & California, which combine to create the word "ORCA"; and "ME" & "AL" for Maine & Alabama, which combine to create the word "MEAL".]

Round 5:

➤ ______ * ______

(Husk of large tropical nut?)

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➤ ______ * ______

(Mental anguish?)

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➤ ______ * ______

(Ample roadway?)

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➤ ______ * ______

(Result of Rep's win or loss?)

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➤ ______ * ______

(Killer whale matriarch?)

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PAST ROUNDS (For your solving pleasure!):

BRAINWRACK!: PLAINLY STATED (Round 1)

BRAINWRACK!: PLAINLY STATED (Round 2)

BRAINWRACK!: PLAINLY STATED (Round 3)

BRAINWRACK!: PLAINLY STATED (Round 4)

INITIAL IMPRESSIONS (Round 2)

How to Play:

Each round of this game lists 5 categories (or sets) consisting of 5 set elements that belong to one of the specific categories (or sets) listed in random order at the top. Figure out which category is associated with each of the 5 set elements, or which of the 5 set elements are associated with each category. Categories are used just once.

Example:

Categories: * BIRDS * 50'S MOVIES * COUNTRIES * U. S. PRESIDENTS * CELESTIAL BODIES *

SET 1 CATEGORY = U. S. PRESIDENTS 

1. U. S. G.

2. J. K. P.

3. J. F. K.

4. G. W.

5. R. W. R.

[Answer: based on the initial impressions of "J. F. K.", the suspected category is "U. S. PRESIDENTS", which can then be crossed off from the list. Figure out who / what the remaining four are.]

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Round 1:

Categories: * BEATLES SONGS * WOMEN AUTHORS * ASTRONOMICAL TERMS *
* BASEBALL TEAMS * CLASSICS (BOOKS) *

SET 1 CATEGORY = _____________

1. A. T. O. T. C.

2. R. C.

3. G. W. T. W.

4. D. Q.

5. F.

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Categories: * BEATLES SONGS * WOMEN AUTHORS * ASTRONOMICAL TERMS *
* BASEBALL TEAMS * CLASSICS (BOOKS) *

SET 2 CATEGORY = _____________

1. A. B.

2. C. R.

3. S. F. G.

4. N. Y. Y.

5. S. M.

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Categories: * BEATLES SONGS * WOMEN AUTHORS * ASTRONOMICAL TERMS *
* BASEBALL TEAMS * CLASSICS (BOOKS) *

SET 3 CATEGORY = _____________

1. J. A.

2. M. W. S.

3. I. A.

4. H. L.

5. F. O.

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Categories: * BEATLES SONGS * WOMEN AUTHORS * ASTRONOMICAL TERMS *
* BASEBALL TEAMS * CLASSICS (BOOKS) *

SET 4 CATEGORY = _____________

1. H. J.

2. I. W. T. H. Y. H.

3. L. I. B.

4. E. R.

5. L. I. T. S. W. D.

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Categories: * BEATLES SONGS * WOMEN AUTHORS * ASTRONOMICAL TERMS *
* BASEBALL TEAMS * CLASSICS (BOOKS) *

SET 5 CATEGORY = _____________

1. B. H.

2. C.

3. G.

4. S. S.

5. R. G.

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PAST ROUNDS (For your solving pleasure!):

BRAINWRACK!: INITIAL IMPRESSIONS (Round 1)