The Great Book of Games E-Book

Peter Keyne

• Herausgeber: Elsinore Books
• Kategorie: Lebensstil
• Serie: The Great Books Series
• Sprache: Englisch

Seitenzahl: 219

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 1905

Beschreibung

“Life is more fun if you play games.” ― Roald Dahl, My Uncle Oswald

This compendium brings together a selection of the very best games. There are parlour games, travel games, trivia games, riddles, puzzles and more. Traditional family favourites feature alongside an array of newly created games.

The centrepieces of this collection are the six games:

Descriptionary, Just a Minute, Lost for Words, Ultimate Charades, Quick Draw, and Trivial Disputes.

In total, these six games alone include 1350 game cards (one e-reader page each). Most of the cards offer multiple gameplay options, so you can return to them again and again. These games require no set-up time, and can be instantly enjoyed with friends or family wherever you are.

At Elsinore Books we pride ourselves on creating beautiful e-books, and devote great attention to formatting, and ease of navigation. This book contains a cleanly-styled contents page that permits easy movement between games. Each game occupies its own chapter, so you can move between games by pressing a single button on your e-reader.

You can view a full listing of the games inside by clicking on the preview of this book and viewing the contents page. Some of the collection highlights are outlined below:

Speaking Games

Descriptionary: Players aim to describe as many words as possible in a 30-second time limit. 300 game cards are included. Each card has five words, one in each of the following categories: Places, Objects, Nature, Adjectives, and Random.

Just a Minute: The popular game where players have to speak on a given topic for one minute without hesitation, repetition or deviation. 250 games cards are included. On each card players will find three topics to choose from.

Lost For Words: Players face two challenges in this game: 1) To describe a given word without using any of the forbidden words listed beneath it 2) To describe a given word using no more than three words (and sometimes using only one word!) 300 game cards are included, and two challenges appear on every card.

Acting and Character Games

Ultimate Charades: Ultimate charades brings together elements of three games: classic charades, reverse charades, and adverbs. It’s a great game for families to enjoy together. You’ll find 200 cards here, each offering a choice of three options. Players will act out the titles of films, books, songs, and TV programmes, as well as proverbs, actions, famous people, and fictional characters.

Pen and Paper Games

Quick Draw: A sketch-off, where artists from each team race to depict words and phrases. There are 400 drawing challenges, spread across five categories: People and Animals, Things, Creative Works, Idioms, and Challenges.

Travel and Trivia Games

Trivial Disputes: A general knowledge listing quiz that can be played in teams or with everyone out for themselves. Among the things players must put in order: buildings by size, animals by weight, cars by top speed, films by box-office profits. There are 100 Cards, divided into ten games.

Riddles and Puzzles.

Five complete chapters from The Great Book of Riddles, also by Elsinore Books, are included in this compendium.

You’ll have 50 of the finest riddles, puzzles and brainteasers to make your way through.

There are classical logic puzzles, lateral thinking puzzles, mathematical brain teasers, word ladders, ditloids, and illustrated coins, cups, and toothpicks puzzles

Here is one of the riddles you’ll find inside:

The king’s two bodyguards developed an ingenious method for assuring the king’s safety. With the king standing between them, they would face in opposite directions; one looking to the west and the other to the east, but at the same time, and without the use of any reflective surfaces, they would both be able to observe the king clearly. How was this possible?

Leseprobe

Introduction

“Life is more fun if you play games.” ― Roald Dahl, My Uncle Oswald

“We do not stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing.” ― Benjamin Franklin

First, we would like to thank you for purchasing this book. Our aim in writing it was to bring together a selection of the very best parlour games, travel games, trivia games and more. Alongside these, we have included some of our own creations.

We have been highly selective in our choices. There are more compendious volumes to be found, but in our experience, such collections can leave the great games lost among the mediocre.

The centrepieces of this collection are the six games:

Descriptionary, Just a Minute, Lost for Words, Ultimate Charades, Quick Draw, and Trivial Disputes.

In total, these six games alone include 1350 game cards (one e-reader page each). Most of the cards offer multiple gameplay options, so you can return to them again and again. These games require no set-up time, and can be instantly enjoyed with friends or family wherever you are.

This compendium is divided into five parts: Speaking Games, Acting and Character Games, Pen and Paper Games, Travel and Trivia Games, and Riddles and Puzzles. Naturally some of the games overlap categories. You’ll find plenty more speaking games for instance, in the Trivia and Travel Games section.

How to use this book

This book has been created especially for e-readers, and we have tried to make it as easily navigable as possible. Each game occupies its own chapter, so you can move between games by pressing a single button on your e-reader.

Some of the games contain as many as 300 game cards. You can scroll through the cards by turning the pages on your e-reader, or jump to a card by clicking the hyperlinks on the game instruction page. You may always return to the instructions by going back one chapter. You can then return to the card you were on by pressing the “back” key on your e-reader.

We hope the games in this collection will bring you much enjoyment ― we have had a lot of fun playing them ourselves.

Thank you, and happy gaming,

Peter Keyne and Rudolph Amsel

Copyright © Elsinore Books 2015

The Elsinore Books Collection

The Great Book of Riddles

The Great Book of Games

The Great Quiz Book

The Giant Quiz Book

The Little Book of Riddles

Illustrations

The authors of this book would like to express their gratitude to Kevin Campbell for his fine design work, which has furnished this book with its illustrations and cover page.

More of his work can be found here:

https://www.behance.net/KevinCampbell

Contents

Introduction

The Elsinore Books Collection

Illustrations

Contents

Part 1: Speaking Games

Descriptionary

The Great Panjandrum

Just a Minute

Word Association

Teapot

Lost for Words

Twenty-One

Part 2: Acting and Character Games

Ultimate Charades

Werewolf

Dumb Crambo

Part 3: Pen and Paper Games

Quick Draw

Guggenheim

Acrostics

The Great Alphabet Race

Uncrash

Sprouts

Bulls and Cows

Doublets

Part 4: Travel and Trivia Games

Trivial Disputes

Virtual Trivia Challenge

Alpha

Mono

Questions

Backenforth

Good News, Bad News

Last Letters

Antonyms and Synonyms

I Packed My Suitcase

Part 5: Riddles and Puzzles

Round 1: Old Chestnuts Warmed Up

Round 2: Pure Logic

Round 3: Coins, Cups and Toothpicks

Round 4: A Different Way of Seeing

Round 5: The Tale’s the Thing: Lateral Thinking Puzzles

Ditloids Collection

Thank You for Reading

The Elsinore Books Collection

Illustrations

Part 1: Speaking Games

Descriptionary

Number of players: Two or more

You will need: A timer, a pen and paper to keep score

Aim: To describe as many words as possible in a 30-second time limit

Links to Cards: 1-24, 25-49, 50-74, 75-99, 100-124, 125-149, 150-174, 175-199, 200-224, 225-249, 250-274, 275-300

How to Play:

This is a fast-paced game of descriptions and guesswork. There are two ways to play: either cooperatively against the clock, or in teams against each other (and the clock).

Playing cooperatively against the clock

One player volunteers to be the describer for the first round. All other players will attempt to guess what words are being described. The describer turns to a new card on the e-reader and is given time to read it. A 30-second countdown then begins.

Each card has five words – one in each of the following categories: Places and Monuments, Objects, The Natural World, Adjectives, and Random.

The describer may begin with any of the words, but cannot progress to a new card until players have guessed all of the words exactly as they are written.

The team aims to correctly guess as many words as possible before the time runs out. A note is made of the team’s score for the round, and it is then a new player’s turn to describe.

Card Specials

Words marked with a star are typically more difficult and are worth double points.

Some cards require players to describe famous people and fictional characters.

On some cards a clue is provided that may be read aloud by the describer before the countdown begins.

Point scoring

A game lasts 10 rounds.

After the final round, teams may wish to vote for their MVP (Most Valuable Player) and honour them with gifts or effusive praise, but more importantly, they should calculate their final score and compare it with the table below.

1-7 points: Woeful. Complete strangers would cooperate better

8-14 points: A lot of room for improvement

15-21 points: Showing some signs of promise

22-28 points: Good. A strong base to build upon

29-35 points: Very good. One step away from greatness

36-42 points: Excellent. Worthy of a standing ovation

43+ points: Sensational. Beyond anyone’s wildest expectations

You’re ready to play! Turn to the first card to begin.

Playing in Teams

Players divide into teams, and one team is chosen to begin the game. One player from the team volunteers to be the describer for the first round. All other team members will attempt to guess what words are being described. The describer turns to a new card on the e-reader and is given time to read it. A 30-second countdown then begins.

*Teams may agree to play with a 60-second countdown if preferred.

Each card has five words – one in each of the following categories: Places and Monuments, Objects, The Natural World, Adjectives, and Random.

The describer may begin with any of the words, but cannot progress to a new card until players have guessed all of the words exactly as they are written.

The team aims to correctly guess as many words as possible before the time runs out. A note is made of the team’s score for the round, and it is then the next team’s turn to describe.

Card Specials

Words marked with a star are typically more difficult and count for two correctly guessed words. This bonus is open to all teams, except the team that is currently in first place.

Some cards require players to describe famous people and fictional characters.

On some cards a clue is provided that may be read aloud by the describer before the countdown begins.

Point scoring

After each round points are awarded to the best performing teams:

1 point is awarded to any teams that correctly guessed 1 word or more.

1 more point is awarded to any teams that correctly guessed 4 words or more.

1 final point is awarded to the team/s that guessed the most words.

Example:

Team A guesses 5 words; Team B guesses 4 words; Team C guesses 2 words; and Team D guesses 1 word.

In this situation, Team A scores 3 points; Team B scores 2 points Team C scores 1 point; and Team D scores 1 point.

The team that wins the round always goes first in the next round.

The first team to reach a total of 15 points is the winner.

You’re ready to play! Turn to the first card to begin.

Links to Cards: 1-24, 25-49, 50-74, 75-99, 100-124, 125-149, 150-174, 175-199, 200-224, 225-249, 250-274, 275-300

1.

The Ganges

Toothpick

Labrador

Delicious

Parade

2.

Arctic Circle

Photocopier

Rosemary

Sceptical

Tomahawk

3.

Panama Canal

DVD player

Tide

Confusing

Merit

4.

London Bridge

Pier

Talons

Miserable

Pokémon

5.

Professor Snape

Serena Williams

Abraham Lincoln

Aristotle

Leonardo da Vinci

6.

Forbidden City

Hairnet

Sleet

Disappointing

Arcade

7.

Kashmir

Chessboard

Ball lightning

Astonished

Aztec

8.

Acropolis

Cube

Beech tree

Trivial

Topaz

9.

Kent

Washing machine

Stratosphere

Unhappy

Unicorn

10.

All of the answers begin with the same letter

Mali

Marble

Magnesium

Mismatched

Mantra

11.

Central America

Twig

Prey

Clumsy

Manufacture

12.

Cape Canaveral

Blancmange

Violet

Devious

Pickle

13.

The Mediterranean

Eraser

Prairie

Pleasant

Wisdom

14.

Suez Canal

Calculator

Erosion

Torn

Genre

15.

Benelux

Chariot

Tadpole

Ferocious

Boxer

16.

Tintin

Marcus Aurelius

George Eliot

James Bond

Nicole Kidman

17.

Trans-Siberian Railway

Treasure chest

Pangaea

Friendly

Mentor

18.

Pakistan

Pendant

Aurora Borealis

Fluent

Memento

19.

Lake Victoria

Keyring

Enzyme

Limitless

Hobbit

20.

All of the answers rhyme

Sevastopol

Scroll

Foal

Whole

Console

21.

Taj Mahal

Coin

Monsoon

Precious

Nomad

22.

Kuala Lumpur

Dumb-waiter

King cobra

Stylish

Orbit

23.

Central Park

Sceptre

Blood group

Flamboyant

Strength

24.

River Plate

Suitcase

Taiga

Painful

Dungeon

25.

Frederic Chopin

Jon Snow

Martin Luther King

Hilary Clinton

Coco Chanel

26.

Baltic Sea

Barbecue

Acorn

Fruitful

Pyromaniac

27.

Sahara Desert

Paintbrush

Shrub

Missing

Crop circle

28.

Canary Islands

Zeppelin

Species

Controversial

Independence Day

29.

Cuba

Barometer

Great apes

Thoughtful

Kindle

30.

Each answer is only one syllable long

Po

Axe

Marsh

Dull

Shun

31.

Serengeti

Cradle

Gnu

Faulty

USB

32.

Cornwall

Vest

Hibernation

Steady

Force

33.

Atlas Mountains

Motorbike

Migration

Imprisoned

Politician

34.

The Vatican

Lance

Mangrove

Purple

Volleyball

35.

The Murray

Sieve

Vine

Jolly

Brawl

36.

Thor

Alexander Fleming

Angela Merkel

Michelangelo

Katniss Everdeen

37.

Hudson Bay

Chain

Blackbird

Lonely

Stegosaurus

38.

Barcelona

Monitor

Invertebrate

Spooky

Apocalypse

39.

Jerusalem

Lamp shade

Salamander

Wrinkled

Vacation

40.

All of the answers begin with the same letter

European Union

Egg cup

Eclipse

Effervescent

Enigma

41.

Tuscany

Sandpaper

Supernova

Miniature

Currency

42.

Marrakesh

Banner

Hoof

Creased

Escape

43.

The Gobi Desert

Lasso

Tendon

Nocturnal

Potassium

44.

Rocky Mountains

Rubber duck

Fur

Golden

Charity

45.

Madonna

William Blake

Phileas Fogg

Beatrix Potter

Thomas Jefferson

46.

Patagonia

Shovel

Seal

Impressive

Twister

47.

Siberia

Nail clippers

Venom

Hospitable

Mandarin

48.

Mount Rushmore

Coaster

Carnivore

Hungry

Chicken pox

49.

Machu Picchu

Cog

Aquatic

Last

Espresso

50.

All of the answers end with the same letter

Tibet

Knot

Habitat

Hot

Public debt

51.

Middle East

Yacht

Nest

Filthy

Submit

52.

Falklands

Truck

Elk

Wary

Putting

53.

Washington

Rubber band

Mutation

Ruined

Electric shock

54.

Mount Etna

Catapult

Gills

Bleak

Curiosity

55.

Michelle Obama

Daniel Day Lewis

Sigmund Freud

Guinevere

Lewis Hamilton

56.

Oceania

Zip

Parasite

Insured

Virus

57.

The Kremlin

Scabbard

Stamen

Derelict

Humpty Dumpty

58.

Dubai

Blouse

Dusk

Full

Swan song

59.

Mecca

Wagon

Plankton

Overflowing

Shard

60.

All of the answers rhyme

Singapore

Drawer

Spoor

Sore

Gore

61.

Kurdistan

Notebook

Opal

Sticky

Hogwarts

62.

Cape Horn

Lightsaber

Meadow

Humiliating

Jack-in-the-box

63.

Alcatraz

Cap

Black hole

Wooden

Sorrow

64.

Newfoundland

Seat belt

Equinox

Rusty

Superstar

65.

Bermuda Triangle

Vase

Pollen

Bouncy

FIFA

66.

Robert De Niro

Usain Bolt

Vladimir Putin

Joan of Arc

Casanova

67.

Bilbao

Shawl

Big bang

Likely

Mercedes Benz

68.

Mongolia

Photo album

Waterfall

Loose

The Rosetta Stone

69.

Ohio

Air freshener

Woodland

Attractive

Conservation

70.

All of the answers end with the same letter

Suffolk

Tuning fork

Stork

Silk

Uncork

71.

The Levant

Glow stick

Bacteria

Handsome

Microsoft

72.

Venice

Atomic bomb

Chromosome

Second-hand

Southern Hemisphere

73.

Majorca

Drawstring

Lungs

Babyish

Illness

74.

Buckingham Palace

MP3 player

Survival of the fittest

Beige

Mirage

75.

Victor Hugo

Juliet Capulet

Alexander the Great

Pythagoras

Chris Pratt

76.

Old Faithful

Pool table

Heat wave

Glum

Weather forecast

77.

Bohemia

Exercise bike

Glacier

Identical

Sauna

78.

Doldrums

Cricket bat

Owlet

Memorable

Dialect

79.

Brandenburg Gate

Noose

Precipitation

Rare

Chin-up

80.

All of the answers end in the same three letters

Beijing

Swing

Fledgling

Alarming

Bling

81.

Los Angeles

Souvenir

Warm-blooded

Biased

Thrice

82.

Ring of Fire

Statue

Bird-of-paradise

Modest

Gold rush

83.

Mariana Trench

Protractor

Mollusc

Parallel

Tetris

84.

Equator

Bowling ball

Fertilization

Ridiculous

Gobble

85.

The Alps

Drum kit

Retina

Subtle

Facebook

86.

Rihanna

Buzz Lightyear

Leon Trotsky

Florence Nightingale

Emily Dickinson

87.

Goa

Icicle

Geyser

Impatient

Terracotta Army

88.

Rio de Janeiro

Scalpel

Wheat

Quirky

Pirouette

89.

Galapagos Islands

Microchip

Embryo

Tearful

Seizure

90.

All of the answers begin with the same letter

Kazakhstan

Knapsack

Kneecap

Knowledgeable

Knock

91.

Valley of Kings

Bucket

Extinction

Blatant

The Lion King

92.

Wall Street

Chainsaw

Fungi

Ironic

Carpe diem

93.

Bridge of Sighs

Rod

Beetle

Organic

Introduction

94.

Fingal’s Cave

Teapot

Genetics

Coarse

Science fiction

95.

David Attenborough

Oprah Winfrey

Steve Jobs

Adam Smith

Carl Jung

96.

Gulf Stream

Parking ticket

Archipelago

Blurred

Square root

97.

The Pyrenees

Seashell

Organism

Troubled

Bonjour

98.

Death Valley

Gondola

El Niño

Wordy

Nintendo

99.

Red Square

Doughnut

Cell

Bumpy

Seminar

100.

All of the answers end with the same letter

Paraguay

Tray

Ecology

Exotic

Dismay

101.

The Pentagon

Button

Tentacle

Handmade

E=MC2

102.

Lapland

Carburettor

Badger

Dopey

Flock

103.

Cape of Good Hope

Flag

DNA

Spotted

Art Nouveau

104.

Istanbul

Bracelet

Mineral

Funny

Steroids

105.

D'Artagnan

Richard Dawkins

Sleeping Beauty

Will Smith

Queen Elizabeth

106.

Champs-Élysées

Paddle

Ligament

Infected

Script

107.

Sardinia

Portcullis

Global warming

Magnificent

Fiancé

108.

Kosovo

Urn

Limestone

Hairy

Proverb

109.

Mozambique

Rowing machine

Food chain

Lively

Magician

110.

All of the answers begin with the same letter

The Uffizi

UFO

Udder

Unfair

Ugly Duckling

111.

Fort Knox

Brick

Zoology

Legendary

El Dorado

112.

The Golden Temple

Rollercoaster

Jellyfish

Long-winded

Braille

113.

Sydney Opera House

Helmet

Leech

Cosy

Angel

114.

Marseilles

Waistcoat

Spinal cord

Frightened

Duet

115.

Bering Strait

Hose

Germ

Ignorant

Latin

116.

Lionel Messi

Catherine of Aragon

Louis XIV

Confucius

J.K. Rowling

117.

Bangkok

Wrapper

Botany

Nasty

Segment

118.

Silicon Valley

Playing cards

Fossil

Oily

Medicine

119.

Colosseum

Mop

Acid rain

Well-known

Agriculture

120.

All of the answers rhyme

Hoover Dam

Battering ram

Clam

Sham

Spam

121.

House of Commons

Eye-liner

Anteater

Enormous

Fingerprints

122.

Brussels

Sponge

Nitrogen

Blocked

Elevator

123.

The Nile

Sarcophagus

Anemone

Just

Initiation

124.

Northern Ireland

Pylon

Earthworm

Reasonable

Mineral water

125.

Beyoncé

Jennifer Lawrence

Lisa Simpson

Rosa Parks

Marie Curie

126.

Bavaria

Grenade

Molar

Endangered

Lottery

127.

Rotterdam

Motherboard

Rib cage

Waterproof

Squeak

128.

The Nou Camp

Thorn

Adrenaline

Detailed

Pole vault

129.

Berlin Wall

Pebble

Primate

Flowery

Improvise

130.

All of the answers begin with the same letter

Arizona

Antenna

Aye-aye

Awkward

Archery

131.

The Rhine

Fridge magnet

Epidermis

Challenging

Sea level

132.

Madagascar

Dish

Platypus

Scruffy

Monastery

133.

Table Mountain

Shopping list

Tuna

Cheeky

Bubble bath

134.

Damascus

Tin

Hybrid

Healthy

Skype

135.

Newcastle

Leaflet

Coyote

Elegant

Communism

136.

Amelia Earhart

Michael Jordan

Harry Houdini

Catherine the Great

Grace Kelly

137.

Arc de Triomphe

Plug

Amphibian

Useless

NATO

138.

Charles Bridge

Prism

Saltwater

Optimistic

Eggshell

139.

The Tiber

Jigsaw puzzle

Magma

Confident

Stew

140.

All of the answers end with the same letter

Sweden

Basin

Wren

Green

Shaman

141.

Havana

Wristwatch

Waterspout

Bizarre

Masquerade

142.

Peru

Trampoline

Chihuahua

Tactical

Table tennis

143.

Brooklyn Bridge

Bandana

Swamp

Tempting

Halo

144.

Highway 61

Tile

Estuary

Fizzy

Navigation

145.

Cambridge

Stool

Raindrop

Nautical

Ring finger

146.

Georgia O’Keeffe

Adam Sandler

Anne Frank

Woody Allen

Bugs Bunny

147.

St. Petersburg

Xylophone

Woodpecker

Suitable

UNESCO

148.

The Seine

Flask

Hay

Private

Scavenger

149.

Texas

Ice pack

Pasture

Partial

Deputy

150.

All of the answers begin with the same letter

Tahrir Square

Tennis racquet

Thaw

Turbulent

Tax haven

151.

Oxford Circus

Piggy bank

Newt

Rough

Entertainment

152.

Easter Island

Walking stick

Tasmanian devil

Right-wing

Atheism

153.

Sunset Boulevard

Guidebook

Emu

Banned

Squint

154.

Sugarloaf Mountain

Windmill

Riverbed

Claustrophobic

Outlaw

155.

Taylor Swift

Pocahontas

Charles Dickens

Thomas Edison

Karl Marx

156.

Statue of Liberty

Surfboard

Thunderstorm

Ordinary

Cadaver

157.

Big Ben

Hearing aid

Skeleton

Endless

Show Jumping

158.

The Guggenheim

Cupcake

Toadstool

Itchy

PlayStation

159.

The Tate Gallery

Sphere

Wolverine

Repentant

Era

160.

All of the answers rhyme

Glasgow

Scarecrow

Ice floe

So-so

Forego

161.

Burj al Arab

Handkerchief

Bladder

Needy

Burglar

162.

Normandy

Chandelier

Swordfish

Enchanted

Goliath

163.

The Prado

Sundial

Pug

Fierce

Tap dancer

164.

Penny Lane

Shotgun

Tusk

Circular

Everything

165.

Donald Trump

Plato

Ellen DeGeneres

Christopher Columbus

Genghis Khan

166.

Route 66

Envelope

Songbird

Multilingual

Tandem

167.

Broadway

Armchair

Housefly

Stubborn

Drive-through

168.

Ottawa

Phone charger

Methane

Patriotic

Narrator

169.

Empire State Building

Dressing gown

Herd

Great

Wikipedia

170.

All of the answers begin with the same letter

Aztec Stadium

Airbag

Asteroid

Angelic

And

171.

Hermitage Museum

Crane

Tsunami

Powerless

Wakeboarding

172.

Sparta

Keyboard

Black widow

Problematic

Antibiotics

173.

Disneyworld

Tiara

Metamorphic

Clear

Foam

174.

The Smithsonian

Capsule

Poppy

Sweaty

Vitamin C

175.

Amsterdam

Drawbridge

Antelope

Shy

Oil Rig

176.

Queen Victoria

Han Solo

Angelina Jolie

Sacagawea

Benjamin Franklin

177.

Iguazu Falls

Necklace

Oyster

Gullible

Vaccination

178.

Yosemite National Park

Purse

Firefly

Tricky

Booby-trap

179.

The Shard

Kennel

Porcupine

Buoyant

X-Ray

180.

All of the answers end with the same letter

The Ukraine

Aftershave

Rattlesnake

Offensive

Engrave

181.

Harvard University

Pillowcase

Petal

Playful

Physics

182.

New Orleans

Alarm clock

Nimbus

Repetitive

Adios

183.

Stonehenge

Tapestry

Kestrel

Cursed

Tint

184.

Persia

Hurdle

Carrion

Murderous

Forfeit

185.

Carl Linnaeus

Cristiano Ronaldo

Johnny Depp

Mother Teresa

Scrooge

186.

Kingston

Tablecloth

Cub

Lenient

World Bank

187.

Cyprus

Tinsel

Frost

Heart-broken

Ice skating

188.

The Caspian Sea

Rosette

Fjord

Immature

Hotspot

189.

Kennedy Space Centre

Crystal ball

Gibbon

Upside-down

Collage

190.

All of the answers rhyme

Palestine

Pipeline

Pine

Equine

Shrine

191.

Bangladesh

Trident

Cyclone

Picturesque

Cave

192.

The Yangtze

Pacemaker

Coral

Obvious

Portal

193.

New England

Talisman

Hail

Debatable

Pesticide

194.

Atlantic Ocean

Bookmark

Nectar

Famished

Carthage

195.

Galileo

Steven Spielberg

Margaret Thatcher

Iron Man

Mary Wollstonecraft

196.

Great Barrier Reef

Fountain pen

Chrysalis

Misty

Aisle

197.

CN Tower

Ski lift

Abdomen

Wonderful

Opium

198.

The Philippines

Fruit bowl

Biodiversity

Charming

Application

199.

Burj Khalifa

Underwear

Micro-organism

Windy

Friction

200.

All of the answers end with the same letter

Bordeaux

Box

Ibex

Complex

Orthodox

201.

Iberia

Pedal

Calcium

Wavy

Third person

202.

The Parthenon

Puck

Thistle

Essential

Standby

203.

Versailles

Brooch

Savannah

Absent

Canopy

204.

Liverpool

Screen

Wildlife

Voluntary

Echo

205.

Mark Twain

Marco Polo

Emma Watson

Jane Austen

C.S. Lewis

206.

Chicago

Bean bag

Budgerigar

Reserved

Technology

207.

The Twelve Apostles

Rope

Silk worm

Cinematic

Game of Thrones

208.

Tropic of Capricorn

Duct tape

Wild boar

Seasonal

Ditch

209.

San Francisco

Portfolio

Lavender

Unpaid

Transformer

210.

All of the answers begin with the same letter

One World Trade Centre

Oar

Omnivore

Opposite

Ogre

211.

Angel Falls

Matchstick

Blackberry

Hazardous

Individual

212.

The Liffey

Headphones

Weeds

Dubious

Tributary

213.

Iraq

Tea towel

Natural selection

Transparent

Blog

214.

Chrysler Building

Sunscreen

Respiration

Indirect

Enquiry

215.

Trevi Fountain

Shower curtain

Pike

Chubby

Talent show

216.

Robin Hood

Matthew McConaughey

Mary Shelley

George Washington

Gollum

217.

Blue Mosque

Laundry basket

Armadillo

Tidy

Flagpole

218.

Sri Lanka

Water bed

Condor

Profitable

Arab league