E: 16/03/26 Take a Break Issue 08

Stob

E: 16/03/26 Take a Break Issue 08

https://takeabreak.co.uk/competitions/latest-competitions/take-a-break-issue-08/

P3 10 x £20 4-Squared - HERB
P5 10 x £20 Mega Snap - 25
P12 £1000 Big Bonanza - PLANT
P14 2 x £100 And Then Sum - 24
P14 2 x £100 Now 4 Something Different - INLET
P20 2 x £100 Find The Money! - BANANA
P22 £1500 Big Relax - PROPAGATE
P28 2 X £100 Code Breaker - PIECE
P38 2 x £100 Question Time - GERMANY
P43 £1500 Cash - LITERAL
P44 2 x £100 Picture Pointer - PASTRY
P46 10 x £20 Starscope - EUGENE LEVY
P47 2 x £200 Supermarket Spree - WATER
P50 £10,000 Big Cash Stash - PAYCHEQUE

These are my suggested answers, if you have different or spot any mistakes please let me know.

Good luck everyone

Prize information to follow shortly

Stob

Prize information

Big Bonanza Win Prizes Totalling £1000
This weeks choices are
Shopping voucher * - £1000
Reclining leather chair - £1000
Samsung Galaxy S10 tablet - £500
Exercise bike - £500
Small kitchen appliances - £500
Eye test and new glasses - £500

* Winner will receive a Love2shop e-gift card via email exchangeable for a selection of retailers e-gift cards

Big Relax £1500
Winner will receive a Love2shop e-gift card via email exchangeable for a selection of retailers e-gift cards

Supermarket Spree 2 x £200 in Vouchers
Winners will receive a Love2shop e-gift card via email exchangeable for a selection of retailers e-gift cards

Kthecat

Just a small comment. Paycheck is an American word. In English it should be pay cheque, 2 words. I don't know the context of the answer but the judges might be pedantic enough to discount the answer as one word??

Stob

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81901277#Comment_81901277

Hi, Kthecat

The puzzle is a crossword

This is from the magazine
'How to enter'
Solve the puzzle as usual. Then, from the top, list the letters in the yellow squares to spell out a prize word. Write this word on the entry coupon and enter online, by phone, post or text.

The above only mentions 'a prize word' so I assume Paycheque as one word would be what they are after.

Good luck