Sunday puzzle: PE class: NPR

Challenge on the air: Today’s puzzle is called “Pe Class”. Each answer is a sentence or a name familiar with two words in which the initials are PE

Ex. Breakfast sometimes served on toast -> poached egg

1. Medical verification which is often made every year
2. Our place in the solar system

3. Person that the voters have chosen to be managing director but who has not yet taken up their duties

4. Embedd a sudden boom in the number of births

5. Detective

6. System by which companies are held independently, and not by the government

7. Colorful animals that alcoholics are supposed to see

8. Astronomical event in which the moon obscures part of the sun

9. Mail delivery service in the old west

10. Places to insert studs

11. Geological period that started 586 million years ago

12. Royal English after which a Canadian province was appointed

13. Team that won the Super Bowl 2025

Last week’s challenge: This comes from the listener Ward Hartenstein from Rochester, NY. Name a well -known cartoon character in eight letters. Change the last letter in U and reorganize the result to make a sentence that you could see on a Valentine’s Day map.

Challenge response: Olive Oyl -> I love you

Winner: Michelle San Antonio from North Creek, ny.

This week’s challenge: He comes from Jim Vespe, from Mamaroneck, NY names a famous sports figure of the past. Change the third and fourth letters of the first name to D, and you will have the nickname of another famous American from the past. Who are these two people?

Submit your answer

If you know the response to the challenge, submit it here before Thursday, February 6 at 3 p.m. he. Auditors whose answers are selected earn a chance to play the puzzle in the air. Important: Include a phone number where we can reach you.