Puzzles and Toys and Games, Oh My!

Good guess, but wrong son.

In 1916, Architect John Lloyd Wright visited his father's work site in Tokyo. He was intrigued with the methods used to make the Imperial Hotel earthquake-proof, and decided to make a construction toy for kids using some of those principles.

Nope. They were a pioneering family, but not in this case!

In 1916, Architect John Lloyd Wright visited his father's work site in Tokyo. He was intrigued with the methods used to make the Imperial Hotel earthquake-proof, and decided to make a construction toy for kids using some of those principles.

Yes! In 1916, Architect John Lloyd Wright visited his father's work site in Tokyo. He was intrigued with the methods used to make the Imperial Hotel earthquake-proof, and decided to make a construction toy for kids using some of those principles.

No, you get a bigger nest egg than that!

Each player is given $1500 in the following denominations: 2 each of $500s, $100s and $50s; 6 $20s; 5 each of $10s, $5s and $1s.

Right on the money!

Each player is given $1500 in the following denominations: 2 each of $500s, $100s and $50s; 6 $20s; 5 each of $10s, $5s and $1s.

Fraid you have to work your way up to that.

Each player is given $1500 in the following denominations: 2 each of $500s, $100s and $50s; 6 $20s; 5 each of $10s, $5s and $1s.

Yes. Jenga means "to build" in Swahili. Leslie Scott, the creator of JENGA, grew up in Africa and Swahili was her first language.

No, that's accido.

Jenga means "to build" in Swahili. Leslie Scott, the creator of JENGA, grew up in Africa and Swahili was her first language.

No, that's grijuliu.

Jenga means "to build" in Swahili. Leslie Scott, the creator of JENGA, grew up in Africa and Swahili was her first language.

Yup! Yo-yos seem to date back more than 3,000 years. They were found in the ruins of Ancient Greece. The earliest yo-yos were made of stone, and probably would have worn a hole in your pocket! They were popular throughout history, but fell somewhat out of favor by the early 1900s. Duncan Toys Company began production of the modern yo-yo in 1928, and the clever little toy on a string has been "walking the dog" and "sleeping" ever since.

Sorry. Japan has been at the forefront of a lot of today's popular toys and games, but not where the yo-yo is concerned,

Yo-yos seem to date back more than 3,000 years. They were found in the ruins of Ancient Greece. The earliest yo-yos were made of stone, and probably would have worn a hole in your pocket! They were popular throughout history, but fell somewhat out of favor by the early 1900s. Duncan Toys Company began production of the modern yo-yo in 1928, and the clever little toy on a string has been "walking the dog" and "sleeping" ever since.

Nope. Coney Island has long been New York's playground, but it jumped on the yo-yo bandwagon quite late.

Yo-yos seem to date back more than 3,000 years. They were found in the ruins of Ancient Greece. The earliest yo-yos were made of stone, and probably would have worn a hole in your pocket! They were popular throughout history, but fell somewhat out of favor by the early 1900s. Duncan Toys Company began production of the modern yo-yo in 1928, and the clever little toy on a string has been "walking the dog" and "sleeping" ever since.