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It's time to play the NPR Sunday Puzzle! Give me another name in the same category in alphabetical order!

Today's Puzzle is a good two-person Puzzle. I'm going to name two things in the same category. You tell me the only other thing in that category that fits between my two things alphabetically.

For example, if I said blue and indigo, you would say green because blue and indigo are colors of the rainbow, and the only other one that fits there alphabetically is green.

 


    1.   Sunday, Tuesday (Category: Date in a Week)

  

    2.   Africa, Asia (Category: Continents in the World)

 

    3.   Blitzen, Cupid (Category: Santa Claus’s Original Flying Reindeer)

 

    4.   Adverb, interjection (Category: Part of Speech)

 

    5.   Ballroom, conservatory (Category: Event Space)

 

    6.   French Open, Wimbledon (Category: Tennis Tournament)

 

    7.   Labor Day, Memorial Day (Category: Official Federal/National Holidays)

 

    8.   Deep Space Nine, Next Generation (Category: the name of the starship)

 

    9.   Triangle, trumpet (Category: Musical Instrument)

  

    10. Belarus, Belize (Category: Country in Europe)

 

    11. Luke, Matthew (Category: the names of the first three books of the New Testament in the Bible)

 



Answer Keys

    1.   Thursday

    2.   Antarctica

    3.   Comet

    4.   Conjunction

    5.   Billiard rooms

    6.   The U.S. Open

    7.   Martin Luther King Jr. Day

    8.   Enterprise

    9.   Trombone

    10. Belgium

    11. Mark

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