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A statement about someone’s smarts is coiled in the grid below. To spell it out, start with a “T”and move to an adjacent letter in any direction. All letters will be used exactly once. Hint: The enumeration is (3 5’1 2 3 6’1 4) .  \n\n| E | H | S | E | T |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| M | O | Y | L | H |\n| B | O | D | I | G |\n| O | U | B | T | H |\n| N | T | N | O | S |\n\n2. What is the opposite of the scrambled word below?  \nLNOEDITGU  \n3. What do the following words have in common? (The similarity has nothing to do with the number of letters, vowels, consonants or syllables. )  \nSNIPS RACQUET ABACK CARTON  \n4. Unscramble the letters in each “pie” segment below, then find the missing letter that completes each word. (The missing letter, indicated by the question mark, is the same for each word. )  \n5. Five words starting with JU or JUL are defined in the list below. Can you fill in all five?  \nFairness in a court of all    \nAn overwhelming action or force    \nTo slice thinly    \nPertaining to a law court    \nWise and careful    \n6. Complete the word square below by inserting the nine letters into the grid, one per square, to create the same words reading across and down.  \nC C  \nE E E E  \nM  \nN  \nR  \n\n| C | O | A | T |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| O |  |  |  |\n| A |  |  |  |\n| T |  |  |  |\n\n7. Unscramble the letters in each “pie” segment below, then find the missing letter that completes each word. (The missing letter, indicated by the question mark, is the same for each word. )  \n8. The scores on the math test were posted. Xenia’s score was not the lowest. Neil’s was neither the best nor the worst. Robin was beaten by Neil. Xenia beat Vera. Vera scored better than Robin and Neil. Will beat Vera but not Xenia. Who scored the highest?  \n9. Solve this small crossword puzzle:  \nAcross Down  \n1. Busy Airport 1. 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