by Pablo C. Villasenor
Dances are hidden in each sentence below. Can you find them? Happy searching!
1. A tiger, an ostrich, and a bear are among the zoo’s main attractions.
2. Is he receiving bribes?
3. I am a paleontologist.
4. Because of the tremor, rise of seawater level is expected.
5. The revolt achieved no positive results.
6. The orangutan goes back to the forest.
7. A chicken or pork barbecue can be eaten with or without rice.
8. The ring, I guess, symbolizes unity.
9. On the Japanese island of Honshu, large manufacturing plants are situated.
10. The United States government has ambassadors to almost all countries around the world.
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Friday, December 11, 2009
Friday, December 4, 2009
HIDDEN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
by Pablo C. Villasenor
Alcoholic beverages are hidden in each sentence below. Can you find them? Happy searching!
1. Whenever you touch the door knob, eerie sounds are heard.
2. Elisa keeps on shifting from one course to another.
3. His grandson tickles him with a chicken feather.
4. Anton took some blood samples of the dead dogs found inside a drum.
5. What is the law in entering an abandoned property?
6. The judges declare that Vincent is winner by default.
7. The smell of the sprayed insecticide remained in the house for more than 24 hours.
8. Some advertisements are funny yet catchy.
9. On the doorstep, a cheese and a bottle of milk were left by an anonymous visitor.
10. Jasper, Ryan, and Edward are male names.
Answers to Hidden Alcoholic Beverages
Alcoholic beverages are hidden in each sentence below. Can you find them? Happy searching!
1. Whenever you touch the door knob, eerie sounds are heard.
2. Elisa keeps on shifting from one course to another.
3. His grandson tickles him with a chicken feather.
4. Anton took some blood samples of the dead dogs found inside a drum.
5. What is the law in entering an abandoned property?
6. The judges declare that Vincent is winner by default.
7. The smell of the sprayed insecticide remained in the house for more than 24 hours.
8. Some advertisements are funny yet catchy.
9. On the doorstep, a cheese and a bottle of milk were left by an anonymous visitor.
10. Jasper, Ryan, and Edward are male names.
Answers to Hidden Alcoholic Beverages
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
HIDDEN MAMMALS
by Pablo C. Villasenor
Mammals are hidden in each sentence below. Can you find them? Happy searching!
1. Angelica melted the butter before mixing it with the flour.
2. The children saw the dreaded ogre in the woods.
3. The paraplegic attempted to set a new record in archery.
4. Either Sarah or Selene can do the marketing presentation.
5. The critic owed the writer an apology.
6. About a year ago, a truck driver won the lotto jackpot worth US$4.7 million.
7. When I reached the mountain top, I gently planted my country’s flag.
8. In school, I only listen to the lecture and do not bother myself to take down notes.
9. The crab attempts to get out of the pond.
10. Even with thick smoke and haze, brave firefighters continue pumping water on the forest fire.
Answers to Hidden Mammals
Mammals are hidden in each sentence below. Can you find them? Happy searching!
1. Angelica melted the butter before mixing it with the flour.
2. The children saw the dreaded ogre in the woods.
3. The paraplegic attempted to set a new record in archery.
4. Either Sarah or Selene can do the marketing presentation.
5. The critic owed the writer an apology.
6. About a year ago, a truck driver won the lotto jackpot worth US$4.7 million.
7. When I reached the mountain top, I gently planted my country’s flag.
8. In school, I only listen to the lecture and do not bother myself to take down notes.
9. The crab attempts to get out of the pond.
10. Even with thick smoke and haze, brave firefighters continue pumping water on the forest fire.
Answers to Hidden Mammals
Sunday, November 22, 2009
HIDDEN ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM-MEMBER COUNTRIES
by Pablo C. Villasenor
ASEAN Regional Forum-member countries are hidden in each sentence below. Can you find them? Happy searching!
1. I put the torch in a secured place.
2. Can you find one Siamese cat in the park?
3. If it is impractical to bind, I advise you to just staple the papers.
4. The words shout, hail, and flag are synonymous.
5. An African adage goes “In order to catch a monkey, you must behave like a monkey.”
6. After Camilla, Oscar was called to deliver his speech.
7. Can Peter and Bob run either backwards or sideways?
8. On the left side of the drainage basin, gap or empty space was discovered.
9. With a piece of cloth and a tetrapak, I stanched the flow of blood from my arm.
10. In a government council called soviet, nametags are required to be worn at all times by the employees.
Answers to Hidden ASEAN Regional Forum-Member Countries
ASEAN Regional Forum-member countries are hidden in each sentence below. Can you find them? Happy searching!
1. I put the torch in a secured place.
2. Can you find one Siamese cat in the park?
3. If it is impractical to bind, I advise you to just staple the papers.
4. The words shout, hail, and flag are synonymous.
5. An African adage goes “In order to catch a monkey, you must behave like a monkey.”
6. After Camilla, Oscar was called to deliver his speech.
7. Can Peter and Bob run either backwards or sideways?
8. On the left side of the drainage basin, gap or empty space was discovered.
9. With a piece of cloth and a tetrapak, I stanched the flow of blood from my arm.
10. In a government council called soviet, nametags are required to be worn at all times by the employees.
Answers to Hidden ASEAN Regional Forum-Member Countries
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
HIDDEN PLANETS AND OTHER CELESTIAL BODIES
by Pablo C. Villasenor
Planets and other celestial bodies are hidden in each sentence below. Can you find them? Happy searching!
1. The sprinter from Peru ran using non-branded shoes.
2. It may be ambitious but his universal aim was to unify all countries of the world.
3. Did you hear the explosion?
4. Just arrive on time and a complimentary drink will be given to you.
5. The raven used its beak and claws in feasting on the dead cow.
6. If you become the president, what programs will you implement?
7. Magnesium, arsenic, oxygen, and gold are all chemical elements.
8. The school principal’s memo only talked about the tardiness of the students.
9. What he did was a turning point in his political career.
10. A gamete or a mature sexual reproductive cell has haploid number of chromosomes.
Answers to Hidden Planets and Other Celestial Bodies
Planets and other celestial bodies are hidden in each sentence below. Can you find them? Happy searching!
1. The sprinter from Peru ran using non-branded shoes.
2. It may be ambitious but his universal aim was to unify all countries of the world.
3. Did you hear the explosion?
4. Just arrive on time and a complimentary drink will be given to you.
5. The raven used its beak and claws in feasting on the dead cow.
6. If you become the president, what programs will you implement?
7. Magnesium, arsenic, oxygen, and gold are all chemical elements.
8. The school principal’s memo only talked about the tardiness of the students.
9. What he did was a turning point in his political career.
10. A gamete or a mature sexual reproductive cell has haploid number of chromosomes.
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Sunday, November 8, 2009
HIDDEN MOBILE PHONE BRANDS
by Pablo C. Villasenor
Mobile phone brands are hidden in each sentence below. Can you find them? Happy searching!
1. It is surprising that a local cat eloped with an imported dog.
2. Does age matter?
3. Bob enquired about his wife’s health records for the past 10 years.
4. It will take you nearly 10 hours to drive from Alamo to Roland, New Hope, Texas.
5. When I saw the sign OK, I assumed it was safe to enter the property’s premises.
6. In Tokyo, ceramic tiles of various colors and sizes are readily available in most stores.
7. If there is a storm warning, the school principal may suspend classes.
8. The chosen donkey for the parade is owned by my friend.
9. On the beach, Aussie men sighted three ailing whales.
10. With the help of a strategically-placed trap, plenty of mice were caught overnight.
Answers to Hidden Mobile Phone Brands
Mobile phone brands are hidden in each sentence below. Can you find them? Happy searching!
1. It is surprising that a local cat eloped with an imported dog.
2. Does age matter?
3. Bob enquired about his wife’s health records for the past 10 years.
4. It will take you nearly 10 hours to drive from Alamo to Roland, New Hope, Texas.
5. When I saw the sign OK, I assumed it was safe to enter the property’s premises.
6. In Tokyo, ceramic tiles of various colors and sizes are readily available in most stores.
7. If there is a storm warning, the school principal may suspend classes.
8. The chosen donkey for the parade is owned by my friend.
9. On the beach, Aussie men sighted three ailing whales.
10. With the help of a strategically-placed trap, plenty of mice were caught overnight.
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Wednesday, November 4, 2009
HIDDEN AMERICAN PRESIDENTS' SURNAMES
by Pablo C. Villasenor
American presidents' surnames are hidden in each sentence below. Can you find them? Happy searching!
1. A 20% discount will be given to decorated cakes if ordered three days in advance.
2. Who oversee the ranch workers?
3. A damsel is a young girl usually born from a noble family.
4. The policemen are trying to capture a gangster who has been in hiding for nearly a decade.
5. He dated a geisha yesterday afternoon.
6. It was not a common roebuck or male deer that Peter caught in the forest.
7. Aside from John Napier, celebrated Scottish mathematicians include James Clerk Maxwell and Colin Maclaurin.
8. The cadet was ordered to squat after making 20 push-ups.
9. The zinc level and boron content in water are carefully monitored by hydrologists.
10. He confessed that he and his cohorts planned to rob a mall in the city.
Answers to Hidden American Presidents' Surnames
American presidents' surnames are hidden in each sentence below. Can you find them? Happy searching!
1. A 20% discount will be given to decorated cakes if ordered three days in advance.
2. Who oversee the ranch workers?
3. A damsel is a young girl usually born from a noble family.
4. The policemen are trying to capture a gangster who has been in hiding for nearly a decade.
5. He dated a geisha yesterday afternoon.
6. It was not a common roebuck or male deer that Peter caught in the forest.
7. Aside from John Napier, celebrated Scottish mathematicians include James Clerk Maxwell and Colin Maclaurin.
8. The cadet was ordered to squat after making 20 push-ups.
9. The zinc level and boron content in water are carefully monitored by hydrologists.
10. He confessed that he and his cohorts planned to rob a mall in the city.
Answers to Hidden American Presidents' Surnames
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