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Miscellaneous #13: Keeping Up With The Joneses The 30 most common last names in the United
States (from 1990 Census data) are hiding across, down, backwards, and diagonally in the
grid. Note: "Martin" will not be found within "Martinez."
Visit www.infoplease.com sometime
for interesting facts on census data and a plethora of other subjects. Once you find
all the words, the remaining letters will spell out a quote about the puzzle. Print
out and enjoy!
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Word List:
1- Smith, 2 - Johnson, 3 - Williams, 4 - Jones, 5 - Brown, 6 - Davis, 7 - Miller, 8 -
Wilson, 9 - Moore, 10 - Taylor, 11 - Anderson, 12 - Thomas, 13 - Jackson, 14 - White, 15 -
Harris, 16 - Martin, 17 - Thompson, 18 - Garcia, 19 - Martinez, 20 - Robinson, 21 - Clark,
22 - Rodriguez, 23 - Lewis, 24 - Lee, 25 - Walker, 26 - Hall, 27 - Allen, 28 - Young, 29 -
Hernandez, 30 - King.
*Note: This puzzle
was originally created using the Word
Search Construction Kit instead of by hand like I normally do. After some
thought, I decided to post it for everyone's enjoyment. Check out the great WSKit
program if you want to make your own word searches for educational purposes, newsletters,
or any other reason!
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