A round of clues and corresponding answers could vary, depending on the frequency rate and accuracy of the answers. Library books, literature texts, Cricket Magazine. The exercises cover four main areas - literature, math, logic, and things. Each exercise presents five or six clues. Students must put together the information in the clues to be able to solve the puzzle and name the person, place or thing to which the puzzle refers.
Some puzzles are quite easy.
Some are quite hard. Some have clues that are direct and lead to an obvious solution, while in other puzzles students must put together the information in the clues to deduce the answer. The puzzles are meant to not just be a game of recall of trivial information but to be a forum for building thinking skills and an overview of our cultural and historical heritage. They would learn to use in-class research resources to solve the puzzles in the literature section of the booklet. The next step would feature teacher modeling of effective clue design techniques.