Rearrange the letters in the words in italics to make suitable words 1 We see our flexed dynamite every week. 2 My transparent dagger left India in 1920. 3 I researched my fair oily myths online. 4 Vincent is a tree told a famous actor. 5 It's always nice when evil tears come to stay. 6 I wish I knew more about my cat sensor. 7 When Ella's parents died, she tied her in an old house. 8 He doesn't know anyone on his mother's emailed fifth soy. 9 I asked Grandma about my French torso. 10 My son fake treats me; we have the same nose. Select the correct alternatives to complete the text. • I am probably more multicultural than most people. I have African, Polish and British , and I was born in Germany. My is all over the world, with several of them in New Zealand and Australia. I know quite a lot about my because my parents told me about it when I was a child. My grandparents on my father's of the family were from Poland, while my mother's are from Nigeria. I don't know much about my before the 1900s, except that I am the chief of a tribe in Nigeria.

1. We see our flexed dynamite every week.
- Rearrange the letters in "flexed" to make the word "fedex".
- Rearrange the letters in "dynamite" to make the word "midnight".
- Suitable words: "fedex midnight".

2. My transparent dagger left India in 1920.
- Rearrange the letters in "transparent" to make the word "transport".
- Rearrange the letters in "dagger" to make the word "ragged".
- Suitable words: "transport ragged".

3. I researched my fair oily myths online.
- Rearrange the letters in "researched" to make the word "desercher".
- Rearrange the letters in "fair" to make the word "afir".
- Rearrange the letters in "oily" to make the word "loin".
- Suitable words: "desercher afir loin".

4. Vincent is a tree told a famous actor.
- Rearrange the letters in "Vincent" to make the word "invent".
- Rearrange the letters in "tree" to make the word "teer".
- Suitable words: "invent teer".

5. It's always nice when evil tears come to stay.
- Rearrange the letters in "always" to make the word "aswlay".
- Rearrange the letters in "evil" to make the word "live".
- Rearrange the letters in "tears" to make the word "aster".
- Suitable words: "aswlay live aster".

6. I wish I knew more about my cat sensor.
- Rearrange the letters in "knew" to make the word "wenk".
- Rearrange the letters in "cat" to make the word "act".
- Rearrange the letters in "sensor" to make the word "snorser".
- Suitable words: "wenk act snorser".

7. When Ella's parents died, she tied her in an old house.
- Rearrange the letters in "Ella's" to make the word "seal".
- Rearrange the letters in "parents" to make the word "enstrap".
- Rearrange the letters in "died" to make the word "deid".
- Rearrange the letters in "tied" to make the word "diet".
- Rearrange the letters in "house" to make the word "sueho".
- Suitable words: "seal enstrap deid diet sueho".

8. He doesn't know anyone on his mother's emailed fifth soy.
- Rearrange the letters in "doesn't" to make the word "ten'sod".
- Rearrange the letters in "anyone" to make the word "anoney".
- Rearrange the letters in "mother's" to make the word "r'sethmo".
- Rearrange the letters in "emailed" to make the word "mailed".
- Rearrange the letters in "fifth" to make the word "fihft".
- Rearrange the letters in "soy" to make the word "yos".
- Suitable words: "ten'sod anoney r'sethmo mailed fihft yos".

9. I asked Grandma about my French torso.
- Rearrange the letters in "asked" to make the word "deska".
- Rearrange the letters in "Grandma" to make the word "maradng".
- Rearrange the letters in "about" to make the word "obuta".
- Rearrange the letters in "French" to make the word "chnure".
- Rearrange the letters in "torso" to make the word "sotor".
- Suitable words: "deska maradng obuta chnure sotor".

10. My son fake treats me; we have the same nose.
- Rearrange the letters in "fake" to make the word "kafe".
- Rearrange the letters in "treats" to make the word "setter".
- Rearrange the letters in "me" to make the word "em".
- Rearrange the letters in "same" to make the word "ames".
- Rearrange the letters in "nose" to make the word "ones".
- Suitable words: "kafe setter em ames ones".

Select the correct alternatives to complete the text.
• I am probably more multicultural than most people. I have African, Polish and British heritage, and I was born in Germany. My family is all over the world, with several of them in New Zealand and Australia. I know quite a lot about my ancestry because my parents told me about it when I was a child. My grandparents on my father's side of the family were from Poland, while my mother's side are from Nigeria. I don't know much about my ancestors before the 1900s, except that I am the chief of a tribe in Nigeria.