Quiz 18 measured heat, unscrambled a very famous bear and asked players to read between the pictures. Here are its keepers.
What scale measures how spicy a chilli is?
The Scoville scale. Invented by pharmacist Wilbur Scoville in 1912, it rates the fire in a pepper: a capsicum scores zero, a jalapeño a few thousand, and the world record holders run into the millions. Yes, people eat those on purpose.
Can you unscramble DATING POND into a famous bear?
Paddington. The marmalade-loving bear from darkest Peru was hiding in the letters all along. Anagram questions reward the players who grab a pencil instead of staring hopefully at the screen.
Can you solve the picture puzzle about time?
Have a look at the image above first. It represents Every Second Counts. The layout is the clue, as always with a rebus: the pictures spell out the phrase piece by piece.
That was Quiz 18: chilli science, a scrambled bear and a phrase hiding in pictures. The pencil-and-paper players won that week.
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