I actually got this brain game (I don’t get very many). I pride myself on knowing the alphabet backwards (comes from staring at the alphabet on the wall during elementary school), so this one was pretty easy.
RE: Mike – If you’re answer is Viewtiful Joe, since when do V and W come before T and U in the alphabet? I believe the point of this exercise is to use the consecutive letters in consecutive order — meaning T, U, V, W – in that order. Sorry, but Viewtiful Joe just doesn’t work here!
Shouldn’t the example word be “__DU_TE_”
EDITORIAL NOTE: You’re right, Jack; there was a missing letter in the sample. All fixed!
posted by Jack P. on 3-24-2009 at 7:59 am
Relatively easy if you do it backwards.
posted by Ed on 3-24-2009 at 8:08 am
I liked this — it wasn’t very hard but it was kind of fun.
posted by Jacquilynne on 3-24-2009 at 10:12 am
Nailed it.
posted by Will on 3-24-2009 at 10:15 am
I actually got this brain game (I don’t get very many). I pride myself on knowing the alphabet backwards (comes from staring at the alphabet on the wall during elementary school), so this one was pretty easy.
posted by Shelly on 3-24-2009 at 12:04 pm
You know which video game character would be great at this game? _ie__if_l Joe.
I’m very, very, unnecessarily proud of myself for that one.
posted by Mike on 3-24-2009 at 1:26 pm
How about
_ _ _ ac _ ing
_ uee _ e_ _
posted by Dinosaur on 3-24-2009 at 1:55 pm
RE: Mike – If you’re answer is Viewtiful Joe, since when do V and W come before T and U in the alphabet? I believe the point of this exercise is to use the consecutive letters in consecutive order — meaning T, U, V, W – in that order. Sorry, but Viewtiful Joe just doesn’t work here!
posted by Fred on 3-24-2009 at 4:57 pm