Above is a Word Up™ question sheet. See full-size scans of 5 question sheets here.

About asking and answering Word Up™ questions:

The Question Categories

The player asking the question reads the sentence, making an 'mmm' sound or saying 'dot dot dot' to indicate where the missing word is located and then states the number of letters the missing word contains. The player answering gives any word with this number of letters to complete the sentence. If more than one word can be correctly used within the context of the sentence, all are included on the answer page. Most players will find these the most challenging questions.

The player asking the question reads the clue and then gives the first letter of the correct answer. Again, when more than one word is possible, all are included on the answer page. These questions test and develop vocabulary.

The player asking reads the question plus the three alternative answers. The player answering repeats the correct alternative. These questions test grammar, vocabulary, idioms and general knowledge.

The player asking reads the sentence and then repeats the word printed in bold type. The player answering must spell this word correctly on the first attempt. Players do not need to specify capital letters or hyphens.