| Neat idea. Great clues. A few points: having the word "example" in your example is clever, but it is confusing (especially given the fact that "Sample" and "example" share so many letters). Having a letter "a" present in the first answer was confusing. I had to reason out that "no, I'm not now trying to remove an A from this word, because CENP has no viable anagrams. Am I then adding an A back in?" Only after playing other clues did I figure out that the "A" in "pecan" was a coincidence. I also found that I didn't really understand what the "+" and "→" symbols meant until after I was done playing. Note also that, in Firefox on my computer, the two sides of the puzzle are not the same height, which helped to make the process even more awkward (this may or may not be caused by the → character ... can't test right now). Finally, I found that I had an easier time doing the right column first, followed by the left. I wonder if others would find the quiz easier if we first had to think of a term *with* a Z in it, then remove the Z and jumble it to get another word. A fine quiz, but I think it could benefit from a few tweaks. |