Which word list styles are there?
- Plain: the usual list.
- Missing vowels (harder): each vowel is a blank, so the reader works out the word first.
- With pictures (children): a small picture next to each word that has a clear one.
- Clues: trivia, two puzzles in one: each word becomes a clue; the reader answers the clue, then finds the answer.
- Language learning: the list stays in English and the reader finds each word translated in another language.
- A story, words in bold: a short original story that uses the puzzle's words.
- A story with blanks: the same story with the words left out, for the reader to fill in and find.