I like what you're doing, but solving it felt like two parallel quizzes that had nothing to do with each other. Anagramming the words doesn't help you figure the phrases, and vice-versa. Unless I'm missing something?
Where I thought you were going (before I read the instructions) was to have phrases that could be broken down into actual words, so that anagramming each word and concatenating would give the phrase. So for example, SPARK - DRANE - REACTION in Television (5,3,10) would give PARKS - ANDRE - CREATION, and then using the spacing from the parentheses gives PARKS AND RECREATION.
Not a great example (since PARKS is one of the words, and ANDRE is a proper noun), and certainly it's a harder quiz to pull off (since you have to find phrases that break down in nontrivial ways), but if anyone can do it it's probably betraisefold. |
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