Daily Mail, Friday, September 6, 2019 Page 43
PUZZLES PRIZES
£3,000 TO BE WON EVERY WEEK!
NAME GAME
PRIZE SUDOKU
SUDOKU X
Put 1-6 once in each row, column, diagonal
(highlighted to form an X) and horizontal
3x2 box (ruled). SOLUTION ON MONDAYHiDDen in the grid is the name of a singer. Answer the questions, then re-arrange the
letters corresponding to your answers to fill in the name. SOLUTION ON MONDAYinsert letters to form listed words, moving
between adjacent cells horizontally, vertically or
diagonally in any direction. insert all remaining
letters of the alphabet (except Z) in the grid so all
listed words are spelt out. SOLUTION ON MONDAYWIN
£500
BOX 1: How old is singer
Harry styles (pictured)?
25 (L)
29 (D)
33 (R)
BOX 2: in italian, what does
signor mean?
Mr or sir (N)
Unemployed (O)
Grandfather (Q)BOX 3: released in 1994,
Bedtime stories was the
sixth studio album by
which singer?
Annie Lennox (L)
Cyndi Lauper (U)
Madonna (A)
BOX 4: What is the brightest
star in the night sky?
Arcturus (G)
Sirius (E)
Canopus (H)BOX 5: Which actress played
scarlett O’Hara in the 1939
film Gone With the Wind?
Vivien Leigh (P)
Elizabeth Taylor (K)
Audrey Hepburn (S)
BOX 6: When relating to
vegetables, what does
julienne mean?
Parboiled (V)
Pre-washed (T)
Cut into thin strips (I)BOX 7: Let You Love Me is
a single from the album
Phoenix, released in 2018
by which singer?
Leona Lewis (F)Sia (B)
Rita Ora (M)
BOX 8: What is the meaning
of the phrase cry wolf?
To dominate (C)
Give a false alarm (Y)
Scavenge (J)
BOX 9: What is the
surname of Dave, formerly
half of the ‘rockney’ duo
Chas & Dave?
Hodges (W)
Peacock (A)
Bennett (X)Picture: MATT BARON / REX / SHUTTERSTOCKYesterday’s answer:
eDD KiMBer (1E, 2I, 3E,
4K, 5R, 6M, 7D, 8B, 9D).PLAY our accumulator game! For your chance to win a Cross ballpoint pen, solve the
crossword to reveal the letter in the pink circle. if you have been playing since
Monday, you should now have a five-letter word. to enter, call 0901 133 4423 and leave
your answer and details. Or text 65700 with the word FIVE and your answer and name.
n TEXTS and calls cost 50p plus standard network charges. One winner chosen from all correct entries received
between 00.01 today and 23.59 this Sunday. UK residents aged 18+ excl NI. Full terms apply, see Page 64. Mon Tue Wed Thu FriWRITE YOUR
LETTERS IN
THESE SQUARESWIN A LUXURY CROSS PEN
SEE
BELOWSUDOKU
FiLL in all the squares in the grid so that each row, column and each of the
3x3 squares contains all the digits from 1 to 9. SOLUTION ON MONDAYDifficulty rating HHHHH Difficulty rating HHH✩✩
REVEAL the three shaded
squares for your chance
to win £500. HOW TO
ENTER: Call 0901 292
5009 and leave today’s
three-number answer
(reading left to right)
and your details. Or text
suDOKu to 65700 with
your answer and name.
Texts and calls cost £1
plus standard network
charges. One weekly
winner chosen from all
correct entries received
between 00.01 Monday
and 23.59 Friday.
Answers change daily at
00.01. UK residents aged
18+, excl NI. Full terms
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
ACROSS
6 Georges Simenon’s French police inspector (7)
7 Steve, British ex-middle distance runner (5)
9 Curved section of a foot (4)
10 Art movement associated with
Salvador Dali (10)
11 Musical first produced in 1927 (4,4)
13 ______ Seward, British royal biographer (6)
15 Trickster god of Norse mythology (4)
17 _____ Brush, glove puppet red fox (5)
18 Diluted spirit, usually rum (4)
19 Japanese art of growing very small shrubs (6)
20 Savoury dish of eggs cooked in flat pan (8)
23 Francis Drake’s galleon, first
named Pelican (6,4)
26 An ungulate animal’s distinctive feature (4)
27 Richard, Pointless co-presenter (5)
28 Opera cycle by Richard Wagner (3,4)1 Treasure Island protagonist (3,7)
2 Donnie ______ , 1997 film starring Al Pacino (6)
3 ____ Trek, science fiction TV and film series (4)
4 Thriller novel by Gillian Flynn (4,4)
5 Robert, Conservative Party founder (4)
6 Jodie, British model and bodybuilder (5)
8 Mario, Peruvian fashion photographer (7)
12 Supermarket chain founded by
Jack Cohen (5)
14 Peggy, U.S. art collector and patron (10)
16 Golden-coloured sweet sherry (7)
17 Ambient music genre creator (5,3)
21 Whirlpools (6)
22 Beachwear garment (5)
24 Titled woman (4)
25 Ninth letter of the Greek alphabet (4)
SOLUTION ON MONDAYDOWN
YOu have ten minutes
to find as many
words as possible
using the letters
in the wheel.
each must use
hub letter and at
least three others,
and letters may
be used only once.
You can’t use plurals,
foreign words or proper nouns.
Verbs ending in ‘s’ permitted.
Clue for today’s nine-letter word:
Looted quietly with fifty beneath him.
rAtinG: 20 words, average; 30, good;
40, very good; 50 or more, excellent.
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