Say What You See Picture Quiz
Questions: 16 · 10 minutes
1. Read the placement of the middle word in this sequence:
YOU JUST ME
Which expression results?
Just the two of us
Me, myself, and I
You and me against the world
Just between you and me
2. In the clue, BRIDGE occupies the upper line and WATER the line beneath it. What phrase does this create?
A bridge over troubled water
Cross that bridge when you come to it
Water under the bridge
Burn your bridges
3. The word GLANCE has been reversed to read ECNALG. What familiar expression does this suggest?
At first glance
A second glance
A glance over the shoulder
A backward glance
4. A downward-pointing arrow is printed immediately above TOWN. Which word is conveyed by combining the symbol and text?
Uptown
Town center
Out of town
Downtown
5. What single word is suggested by this clue?
CYCLE CYCLE CYCLE
Recycling
Vicious cycle
Cycle path
Tricycle
6. MIND is stacked above MATTER. Select the saying encoded by the stack.
A matter of opinion
Mind over matter
A troubled mind
Mind your own business
7. A divider cuts the following word into two parts:
DECI | SION
What expression is encoded?
Decision point
Divided opinion
Split decision
Snap decision
8. Imagine MAN printed directly above BOARD. Which familiar phrase uses that spatial relationship?
Man overboard
Man on board
Chairman of the board
Across the board
9. In a rebus, STAND is positioned immediately above the letter I. How should the clue be read?
I cannot stand it
Stand by me
I understand
Stand up for yourself
10. JOB appears on both sides of IN:
JOB IN JOB
Which phrase does that positioning encode?
In between jobs
Job sharing
Job within a job
On-the-job training
11. Two identical copies of RIGHT appear side by side at the same height and size. What idea does their matching presentation convey?
Equal rights
Two wrongs do not make a right
Right on time
Right side up
12. Seeing THOUGHT printed twice should bring which phrase to mind?
THOUGHT THOUGHT
Food for thought
Train of thought
Second thoughts
Thought process
13. Picture a complete circle drawn around the word WORLD. Which expression translates that combination most directly?
A small world
Around the world
Out of this world
Worlds apart
14. What does the conspicuous gap in this word imply?
PROM ISE
A broken promise
A promise kept
An empty promise
A pinky promise
15. Decode the vertical arrangement below:
HEAD
HEELS
Heels over head
Head over heels
Keep your head above water
From head to toe
16. READING sits between two horizontal lines, as shown below. Decode the visual wordplay.
──────────
READING
──────────
Reading the fine print
Reading between the lines
Crossing the line
Reading line by line