More than half a million readers have taken up the challenge of the Mensa Genius Quiz Books. Now this all-new collection of word games supplies more mind-bending, cranium-crunching fun for all. Every puzzle in The Mensa Genius A-B-C Quiz Book is built around letters, words, and common phrases. These brainteasers make us view words in new ways, stretching our vocabularies and untwisting our tongues. Each quiz has been tested by members of American Mensa, so you can compare scores. Be warned-these puzzles aren't as easy as A-B-C! Here's a sample of the word games inside, along with the percentage of Mensa testers who could solve each one:
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<li>What letter comes next in this series: M,V,E,M,J,S,U,N,... (75%)</li>
<li>What English word contains this letter sequence? URTSH (55%)</li>
<li>Make a seven-letter word from the letters in: Cape Fear (70%).</li>
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Mensa Genius A-B-C Quiz Book

Humor & Entertainment

Stillson, Alan

Puzzles & Games

Da Capo Press

Got a minute? Then have we got a puzzle for you! These short, no-pencil puzzles demand that you shift your brain into high gear because 60 seconds are all you have to solve them. And what a wide mix: vowel exchanges, where sentences feature back-to-back words with a change in just one vowel; rhyme time; hard-letter hangpersons; flowery show song titles; names and initials; and so much more. Give these "Repeaters" a try: these are words that begin with a letter or a combination of letters that immediately repeat (aardvark, for example, or murmuring).

One-Minute Brainteasers: Official American Mensa Puzzle Book

Puzzlewright

If you've got a mere minute-and-a-half, these thematic puzzles will really rev up your mental motor and get your brain going. Five fascinating categories await you--all tested by a Mensa panel, so you can compare your results with people who have IQs in the top 2% of the population. See how you do on "Quick Word Puzzles"; "Something in Common," where seemingly unrelated words share a thematic connection; "In the Store"; "Hidden Places"; and "Name Games." ("Name Games" is kid-friendly, so invite smart youngsters to join the fun.) Give this quickie from "Toy Store Words" a try: you have to fill in the blank with a word associated with a toy store that makes sense. Hint: the answer is an aural pun that SOUNDS right, but the SPELLING is playful.  When a seal is a ______ is still very young.Have fun!Answer:PUPPET (pup it)

Ninety-Second Brainteasers: Mensa

Teen & Young Adult

Sterling

A puzzle book combining Biblical knowledge and word skill. Explore your strengths and develop your skills as you discover your Christianity Quotient.

What's Your CQ?

Religion & Spirituality

Bridge-Logos

One-Minute Brainteasers

There's nothing better than a tricky brainteaser to test the intellect and satisfy a quest for mental challenges. The search ends with this colossal assortment of classics, filled with word and geometric puzzles, visual challenges, and others that dare you to venture into the tricky realm of lateral thinking. There is something here to appeal to every kind of mind, and exercises to build brainpower on every page, from bafflers that present their questions as a story or riddle, to bogglers that can be solved within 60 seconds.

Classic Brainteasers

Richards, Karen C.

Santos, Barnardo R.

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