On-air Challenge: I'm going to name two things. You name something they have in common.
Ex. The eye/ A school --> PUPIL
1. A compass/ A sewing kit
2. A typewriter/ A lock
3. An ear/ Panama
4. A dentist/ A sergeant
5. A baseball diamond/ A still-life scene
6. A place setting/ A road
7. A postal worker/ A knight
8. A ship/ A card game
9. Whiskey/ A mathematical theorem
10. A ballot/ A highway patrol officer
11. A tree/ A dog
12. [triple]: A fish/A fish market/A voice lesson
Last week's challenge: This challenge comes from listener Jim Dale, of Plano, Texas. Think of a word with six syllables that's spelled with only 11 letters — and the four middle syllables have the same vowel. What word is it?
Challenge answer: Eligibility
Winner: Jack Misiura of Sandy Springs, Ga.
This week's challenge: Name a popular singer — first and last names. Change one letter to a "P" and read the result backward. You'll get what many people do around this singer. Who is it?
If you know the answer to next week's challenge, submit it here by Thursday, May 20, at 3 p.m. ET. Listeners who submit correct answers win a chance to play the on-air puzzle. Important: Include a phone number where we can reach you.
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