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  237.    <img src="https://theconnectionsgame.org/images/connection.jpg" alt="Connections" style="height: 35px;">
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  253.    <h2>Statistics πŸ“Š</h2>
  254.    <p>Win Percentage: <strong id="winPercentage">0%</strong></p>
  255. <p>Times Played: <strong id="timesPlayed">0</strong></p>
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  263.    <h2>How to Play ❓</h2>
  264.    <p>Connect the dots by finding hidden patterns! <br> Tap the connections to discover them. <br> Be strategic and fast!</p>
  265.  </div>
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  269.  Score: <span id="score">0</span> | Mistakes Left: <span id="mistakes">4</span>
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  298.  
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  300.  πŸ† High Score: <span id="highscore">0</span>
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  322.  <div class="container">
  323.      <h1>Connections Game: Unlimited Puzzles</h1>
  324.  
  325.  <p>In the constantly changing domain of online puzzles and word games, the <strong>Connections game</strong> has become popular in no time. No matter if you are a casual player, a puzzle lover, or are just looking to improve your mental abilities, the <strong>Connections puzzle</strong> is just perfect.</p>
  326.  
  327.  <p>A lot of people have managed to solve the task with our help. Apart from them, others were stick to us for the daily challenges and the <strong>connections unlimited</strong> versions that let you play without a break, especially if you read, understand, and practice the instructions of this guide.</p>
  328.  
  329.  <h2>How to Play the Connections Game</h2>
  330.  <h3>Step-by-Step Guide</h3>
  331.  <ol>
  332.    <li><strong>Start with 16 Words</strong>: The board displays a grid of 16 seemingly unrelated words.</li>
  333.    <li><strong>Form Groups of 4</strong>: The task is to divide the words into four sets of four, where the words of each group have a similar relationship.</li>
  334.    <li><strong>Submit Your Groupings</strong>: Choose the four words and then just enter your answer. If it's right, then the group gets a lock. But if it's wrong, you'll be provided with a few opportunities to guess again.</li>
  335.  </ol>
  336. <h3>Example Of Connections Puzzle</h3>
  337.  <p><strong>Words</strong>: Apple, Banana, Red, Blue, Jazz, Rock, Green, Orange, Drum, Flute, Mango, Purple, Guitar, Trumpet, Piano, Strawberry</p>
  338.  <h4>Categorize:</h4>
  339.  
  340.    <li>Fruits: Apple, Banana, Mango, Strawberry</li>
  341.    <li>Colors: Red, Blue, Green, Purple</li>
  342.    <li>Musical Instruments: Drum, Flute, Guitar, Piano</li>
  343.    <li>Genres: Jazz, Rock, Trumpet, Orange (reconsider Trumpet)</li>
  344.  
  345.  <p><strong>Final Solution:</strong> Fruits, Colors, Instruments, Music Genres.</p>
  346.  
  347.  <h3>Common Grouping Categories</h3>
  348.  
  349.    <li>Synonyms and antonyms</li>
  350.    <li>Movie titles or characters</li>
  351.    <li>Famous cities or landmarks</li>
  352.    <li>Types of animals, plants, or foods</li>
  353.    <li>Tools or gadgets</li>
  354.    <li>Historical events or figures</li>
  355.  
  356.  <h2>Connections Today</h2>
  357.   <p>Connections Today has brought about a phenomenon quickly and the interesting and complicated way it is played has caught the attention of people all around the world. Every day, the players receive a 4x4 grid of 16 words and are asked to split them into four categories with a common theme, thus giving them the chance to while away the hours in their favorite way, i.e. obviously solving the puzzle This kind of puzzle on a daily base encourages the players, leading them to check new levels, as they are trying to solve the game relying simply on their brainpower, logic, and word association skills, that is, they are.</p>
  358.  
  359.   <p>Connections Today has its own characteristics and intricate nature. It is possible for the easy task to become a real brain exciter. During the sessions, it is very common to find that such words are so puzzling that they can be taught to students as easily as they can be played as games. Thus, the game has made its way into schools where teachers are employing it as a learning tool, and also, where players find it suitable for playing every day.</p>
  360.     <p>Connections Today is something that is viral because it has truly proven to be an effective contagion. The opportunity for the game to share and contrast the players' results and opinions is what helps it stay popular. Consequently, the puzzle world is now fully subject to the phenomenon of Connections Today, which unites fun and acquiring actual knowledge.</p>
  361.  <h3>Tips for Solving Connections Puzzles</h3>
  362.  
  363.    <li>Look for patterns in word endings or beginnings.</li>
  364.    <li>Use contextual thinking: for example, β€œOrange” could be a fruit, color, or a prison-themed show.</li>
  365.    <li>Consider homonyms and double meanings.</li>
  366.    <li>Use process of elimination once you confirm a group.</li>
  367.  
  368. <h2>Connections Game Tips & Strategies</h2>
  369.  
  370.    <h3>πŸ” 1. Start with the Obvious Group</h3>
  371.  
  372.      <li>βœ” Look for easy categories like colors, numbers, months, or animals.</li>
  373.      <li>βœ” These usually form the <strong>Yellow</strong> or <strong>Green</strong> groups.</li>
  374.    
  375.    <h3>🧠 2. Think About Different Connections</h3>
  376.  
  377.      <li>βœ” Categories: e.g. <em>Eagle, Hawk, Owl, Falcon</em> β†’ Birds of Prey</li>
  378.      <li>βœ” Synonyms/Antonyms</li>
  379.      <li>βœ” Common phrases: e.g. <em>β€œPaper ___”</em></li>
  380.      <li>βœ” Wordplay: puns, homophones, or double meanings</li>
  381.  
  382.    <h3>🎯 3. Identify β€œFalse Friends” or Traps</h3>
  383.    
  384.      <li>βœ” Watch for words that could belong to multiple categories (e.g., <em>Turkey</em>)</li>
  385.  
  386.    <h3>🧩 4. Use the Process of Elimination</h3>
  387.    
  388.      <li>βœ” Solving one group makes the next one easier.</li>
  389.      <li>βœ” Look for what’s common in the remaining words.</li>
  390.  
  391.    <h3>βœ‹ 5. Don’t Guess Randomly</h3>
  392.  
  393.      <li>βœ” You get only <strong>4 mistakes</strong> β€” use them wisely!</li>
  394.      <li>βœ” Try grouping words mentally before clicking.</li>
  395.  
  396.    <h3>πŸ”„ 6. Use Shuffling</h3>
  397.    
  398.      <li>βœ” Click the shuffle button to re-order the words.</li>
  399.      <li>βœ” This can help you spot new patterns.</li>
  400.  
  401.   <h3>🧭 7. Watch for Theme Shifts</h3>
  402.  
  403.  <li>βœ” Categories can be pop culture, historical sets, or abstract ideas.</li>
  404.  <li>βœ” Be mindful of subtle transitions between themes as the game progresses.</li>
  405.  <li>βœ” Sometimes, a seemingly random group may suddenly make sense once you identify the overarching theme.</li>
  406.  
  407.  <h2>Exploring Connections Unlimited</h2>
  408.  <h3>What Is Connections Unlimited?</h3>
  409.  <p>Where one puzzle per day is what the regular <strong>Connections game</strong> can provide, players are often in the wish of having more. This is where <strong>Connections Unlimited</strong> come to the picture. They provide a wide range of puzzles with different difficulty that can be done by hand or with the help of programs and are endless.</p>
  410.  
  411.  <h3>Where to Find Connections Unlimited</h3>
  412.  
  413.    <li>Third-party websites</li>
  414.    <li>Mobile apps on Android and iOS</li>
  415.    <li>Online communities like Reddit and Discord</li>
  416.  
  417.  <h3>Features to Look For</h3>
  418.  
  419.    <li>Timer-based challenges</li>
  420.    <li>Leaderboards and scoring systems</li>
  421.    <li>Category filters</li>
  422.    <li>Social sharing and multiplayer features</li>
  423.  
  424.  <h2>Why the Connections Game Is So Popular</h2>
  425.  <h3>Psychological Appeal</h3>
  426.    <li>Dopamine loops: solving a set correctly feels highly rewarding.</li>
  427.    <li>Cognitive load: it activates the brain without overwhelming it.</li>
  428.    <li>Short sessions: you can play a full game in under 5 minutes.</li>
  429.  
  430.  <h3>Community Engagement</h3>
  431.  
  432.    <li>Shared on social media</li>
  433.    <li>Daily group challenges</li>
  434.    <li>Content creators posting solutions</li>
  435.  
  436. <h2>The History of the Connections Game</h2>
  437. <ul>
  438. <li>In 2023, <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/" style="text-decoration: none;">The New York Times</a> introduced a new game called 'Connections' which was developed under the guidance of the associate puzzle editor Wyna Li .</li>
  439. <li>The game was soon in the limelight for its interesting concept that was about the grouping of 16 words to make four linked word categories such as themes, synonyms, or common phrases.</li>
  440. <li>After the game’s simplicity was both charming and quite complicated, it began to attract those who were fans of the logic, language, and lateral thinking.</li>
  441. <li>The puzzle has entered the list of Times’ most favorite puzzles, after Wordle and The Crossword, and in a short time became a favorite with a group of dedicated players.</li>
  442. <li>Both daily puzzles and the online community that was growing contributed to its popularity as players, while sharing hints, strategies, and their results, also interacted with each other.</li>
  443. <li>That is now one of the most popular Times’ puzzles, Connections, which received accolades for being the perfect combination of creativity, deduction, and wordplay.</li>
  444. </ul>
  445.  
  446.  <h2>Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)</h2>
  447.  <h3>What Is the Connections Game?</h3>
  448.  <p>The <strong>Connections Game</strong> is a word association game that entails the players to match a total of 16 words into four sets of four based on the hidden connections. In other words, in order to solve the problem at hand, the terms will be related to each other, in a way that from the first look at some words, it may seem like there aren't any relations at all. Questioning, breeding ideas, and investigating your vocab, lateral thinking, and deductive reasoning are the primary skills that you put to the test.</p>
  449.  
  450.  <h3>How Do I Get Better at the Connections game?</h3>
  451.  <p>Playing Connections on an unlimited basis is the most suitable method for getting better. One of the crucial things to improve is the thematic awareness, which can be achieved by reading across a wide range of subjects thus making it possible for you to see patterns and relations between words. The wider the range of your knowledge, the more skillful you will be in categorizing words.</p>
  452.  
  453.  <h3>Are there official Connections unlimited games?</h3>
  454.  <p>There are no official β€œConnections Unlimited” games but there are several unofficial clones and apps available that have gameplay similar to the original. These credible substitutes replicate the idea of the first game thus enabling you to both learn and have fun while finding out the hidden connections that lies in words grouping.</p>
  455.  
  456.  <h3>Can kids play the Connections puzzle?</h3>
  457.  <p>Yes, the Connections puzzle is available in several versions which are suitable for children. Quite often, it is a simplified edition that is being introduced in educational institutions so that the kids figure out visual patterns, and learn some new words from this kind of the game. Kids can not only enjoy the game but also learn from it, as it comes with different levels of difficulty that are suitable for all ages.</p>
  458.  
  459.  <h3>Is the Connections game available in multiple languages?</h3>
  460.  <p>Of course, the Connections game is accessible in multiple languages not only through different versions available online but also through of many of these clones and apps that besides, the puzzles available in Spanish, French, and other languages enable them to have a larger audience and facilitate players to learn a language while playing, dealing them too with all the fun and interaction of the game.</p>
  461.  
  462.  <h3>Why has Connections Game gone viral?</h3>
  463. <p>The Connections game went viral because of the perfect combination of logic, word association, and strategy. It was the simple yet challenging gameplay, the daily puzzle format, and the game’s competitive nature that attracted the players. The game’s easy access and shareability on social media made it possible to be well-known quickly, and the latter even brought in new players who were not the traditional game show audience.</p>
  464.  
  465. <h2>Popular Connections Game Alternatives:</h2>
  466.  
  467.    <p><strong>1. Wordle</strong> - Wordle is a word puzzle that is done every day and it challenges you to think over the meaning of a 5-letter word in 6 attempts. Each of the guesses gets a reaction in terms of colors that are the indicators of right letters and their places. Though it has more in common with a logic game than a sort by category riddle, it is also a good practice for those people who like to make mental connections through logical thinking and recognize patterns.</p>
  468.    <p><strong>2. Spelling Bee</strong> - Suppose we are talking about Spelling Bee. The game is also about players who have to make up as many words as possible using a string of seven letters which are grouped in a honeycomb structure and with a fixed central letter. It does not, however, have to do with Themes and involves mainly independent elements of word formation and vocabulary, and the category is the largest part in-such respect. similar to Words. The game of Spelling Bee seems intriguing to players who are flexible in their ideas and enjoy using their creativity for solving the language issues.</p>
  469.    <p><strong>3. Crosswords</strong> - Crosswords are timeless words games where players need to complete a grid based on hints that vary from outright definitions to ingenious word suggestions. A couple of crosswords can be especially themed and as a result, establishing a link between the ideas would be similar to the thematic linking of Connections. Such puzzles also evaluate the player's general knowledge and the ability to think laterally, which are among the most important aspects of solving a puzzle with groups.</p>
  470.    <p><strong>4. Contexto</strong> - Contexto is a semantic-based game that players can guess a secret word by putting words and getting semantics as a result. The game, with the help of an AI model, which rates textual entities according to their "closeness" to the hidden concept, allows gamers to be intuitive in their choice of related concepts and hence be given points. Indeed, the game is similar to the Connections game in its associative thinking feature, even though it is more random in style.</p>
  471.    <p><strong>5. PuzzGrid</strong> - In both format and aim, PuzzGrid is without a doubt the most similar game to Connections. The game consists of a grid of 16 words, and the task is to get the players to put them into 4 groups. It is also likely that several words will appear in the squares of different groups, thus further muddying the water. The game is frantic, demands both recognition of patterns and knowledge in general, and therefore the game can provide a very good alternative for fans of Connections.</p>
  472.    <p><strong>6. Brainscape</strong> - It is fair to say that Brainscape is an educational platform that engages the spaced repetition flash cards technique with the objective of helping the learners to acquire and preserve information on numerous topics. It's true that the game itself doesn't relate to puzzles or grouping but it has proven to be a solid basis for knowledge and memory that will allow you to perform better in other games such as Connections especially when dealing with thematic and trival type of content.</p>
  473. <h2>Download Connections App</h2>
  474. <p>If you are one of the people who like to play the Connection Game on your phone, you can download the New York Times Games App on the App Store or Google Play Store.</p>
  475. <p>The app has Connections in addition to other well-liked games such as Wordle, The Crossword, Spelling Bee, and others.</p>
  476. <p>It comes with a user-friendly and simple mode of solving the daily Connections puzzle on the move, and it lets players count their streaks and spread their results with others.</p>
  477.  
  478.  <h2>Links to Play Connections Game</h2>
  479.  <p>Hey, want to play the Connections Game right now? Here are some official and alternative ways to enjoy this engaging puzzle:</p>
  480.            <li><a href="https://theconnectionsgame.org" style="text-decoration: none;">Official Connections Game Website</a> (Official Connections Website)</li>
  481.            <li><a href="https://theconnectionsgame.org/connections-unlimited" style="text-decoration: none;">Play Connections Unlimited</a> (Play unlimited puzzles without a daily limit)</li>
  482.      </div>
  483. <script>
  484. const wordGroups = {
  485.  easy: {
  486.    // Colors (1–10)
  487.    Colors1: ["Red", "Blue", "Green", "Yellow"],
  488.    Colors2: ["Orange", "Purple", "Pink", "Brown"],
  489.    Colors3: ["Black", "White", "Gray", "Beige"],
  490.    Colors4: ["Cyan", "Magenta", "Teal", "Indigo"],
  491.    Colors5: ["Maroon", "Navy", "Olive", "Gold"],
  492.    Colors6: ["Silver", "Bronze", "Cream", "Tan"],
  493.    Colors7: ["Coral", "Lavender", "Mint", "Peach"],
  494.    Colors8: ["Turquoise", "Charcoal", "Salmon", "Plum"],
  495.    Colors9: ["Amber", "Ruby", "Emerald", "Sapphire"],
  496.    Colors10: ["Rose", "Ivory", "Lime", "Aqua"],
  497.  
  498.    // Fruits (11–20)
  499.    Fruits1: ["Apple", "Banana", "Cherry", "Date"],
  500.    Fruits2: ["Grape", "Mango", "Orange", "Pear"],
  501.    Fruits3: ["Kiwi", "Plum", "Fig", "Papaya"],
  502.    Fruits4: ["Pomegranate", "Lychee", "Apricot", "Guava"],
  503.    Fruits5: ["Watermelon", "Cantaloupe", "Honeydew", "Jackfruit"],
  504.    Fruits6: ["Strawberry", "Blueberry", "Raspberry", "Blackberry"],
  505.    Fruits7: ["Coconut", "Lemon", "Lime", "Tangerine"],
  506.    Fruits8: ["Pineapple", "Passionfruit", "Dragonfruit", "Starfruit"],
  507.    Fruits9: ["Cranberry", "Gooseberry", "Elderberry", "Mulberry"],
  508.    Fruits10: ["Custard Apple", "Sapota", "Longan", "Rambutan"],
  509.  
  510.    // Vegetables (21–30)
  511.    Vegetables1: ["Carrot", "Potato", "Onion", "Spinach"],
  512.    Vegetables2: ["Broccoli", "Cauliflower", "Cabbage", "Lettuce"],
  513.    Vegetables3: ["Tomato", "Cucumber", "Radish", "Beetroot"],
  514.    Vegetables4: ["Peas", "Corn", "Zucchini", "Pumpkin"],
  515.    Vegetables5: ["Eggplant", "Capsicum", "Okra", "Turnip"],
  516.    Vegetables6: ["Celery", "Leek", "Asparagus", "Kale"],
  517.    Vegetables7: ["Artichoke", "Mushroom", "Yam", "Taro"],
  518.    Vegetables8: ["Garlic", "Ginger", "Chili", "Shallot"],
  519.    Vegetables9: ["Sweet Potato", "Parsnip", "Daikon", "Swiss Chard"],
  520.    Vegetables10: ["Mustard Greens", "Arugula", "Collard Greens", "Fennel"],
  521.  
  522. // pet animals (31–40)
  523. PetAnimals1: ["Dog", "Cat", "Rabbit", "Guinea Pig"],
  524. PetAnimals2: ["Hamster", "Mouse", "Rat", "Ferret"],
  525. PetAnimals3: ["Parrot", "Canary", "Budgerigar", "Cockatiel"],
  526. PetAnimals4: ["Goldfish", "Betta Fish", "Koi", "Turtle"],
  527. PetAnimals5: ["Lizard", "Snake", "Frog", "Axolotl"],
  528. PetAnimals6: ["Chinchilla", "Sugar Glider", "Hermit Crab", "Lovebird"],
  529.  
  530.    // Birds (41–45)
  531.    Birds1: ["Eagle", "Sparrow", "Parrot", "Owl"],
  532.    Birds2: ["Penguin", "Flamingo", "Peacock", "Duck"],
  533.    Birds3: ["Goose", "Swan", "Turkey", "Pigeon"],
  534.    Birds4: ["Crow", "Seagull", "Hawk", "Falcon"],
  535.    Birds5: ["Toucan", "Hummingbird", "Woodpecker", "Robin"],
  536.  
  537.    // Fish (46–50)
  538.    Fish1: ["Salmon", "Tuna", "Cod", "Trout"],
  539.    Fish2: ["Goldfish", "Betta", "Guppy", "Angelfish"],
  540.    Fish3: ["Shark", "Swordfish", "Mackerel", "Sardine"],
  541.    Fish4: ["Eel", "Clownfish", "Pufferfish", "Catfish"],
  542.    Fish5: ["Marlin", "Snapper", "Barracuda", "Halibut"],
  543.  
  544.  // reptiles (338–343)
  545. Reptiles1: ["Crocodile", "Alligator", "Komodo Dragon", "Gharial"],
  546. Reptiles2: ["Green Iguana", "Monitor Lizard", "Chameleon", "Gecko"],
  547. Reptiles3: ["King Cobra", "Python", "Rattlesnake", "Viper"],
  548. Reptiles4: ["Tortoise", "Sea Turtle", "Box Turtle", "Softshell Turtle"],
  549. Reptiles5: ["Anole", "Skink", "Basilisk", "Bearded Dragon"],
  550. Reptiles6: ["Boa Constrictor", "Coral Snake", "Black Mamba", "Taipan"],
  551.  
  552. // amphibians (344–349)
  553. Amphibians1: ["Frog", "Toad", "Salamander", "Newt"],
  554. Amphibians2: ["Caecilian", "Tree Frog", "Bullfrog", "Glass Frog"],
  555. Amphibians3: ["Fire Salamander", "Axolotl", "Hellbender", "Tiger Salamander"],
  556. Amphibians4: ["Poison Dart Frog", "Pacman Frog", "Tomato Frog", "Wood Frog"],
  557. Amphibians5: ["Spadefoot Toad", "Salamander", "Mudpuppy", "Rough-skinned Newt"],
  558. Amphibians6: ["Dusky Salamander", "Olm", "Spring Peeper", "Surinam Toad"],
  559.  
  560.    // Body Parts (56–65)
  561.    BodyParts1: ["Head", "Arm", "Leg", "Foot"],
  562.    BodyParts2: ["Hand", "Eye", "Nose", "Ear"],
  563.    BodyParts3: ["Neck", "Back", "Chest", "Stomach"],
  564.    BodyParts4: ["Knee", "Elbow", "Shoulder", "Hip"],
  565.    BodyParts5: ["Finger", "Toe", "Thumb", "Palm"],
  566.    BodyParts6: ["Heart", "Brain", "Liver", "Lung"],
  567.    BodyParts7: ["Bone", "Skin", "Muscle", "Nerve"],
  568.    BodyParts8: ["Teeth", "Tongue", "Jaw", "Lip"],
  569.    BodyParts9: ["Wrist", "Ankle", "Heel", "Spine"],
  570.    BodyParts10: ["Hair", "Nail", "Eyebrow", "Eyelash"],
  571.  
  572.    // Clothing (66–75)
  573.    Clothing1: ["Shirt", "Pants", "Jacket", "Shoes"],
  574.    Clothing2: ["Hat", "Scarf", "Gloves", "Socks"],
  575.    Clothing3: ["Dress", "Skirt", "Blouse", "Sweater"],
  576.    Clothing4: ["Coat", "Hoodie", "Shorts", "T-shirt"],
  577.    Clothing5: ["Jeans", "Leggings", "Suit", "Tie"],
  578.    Clothing6: ["Belt", "Watch", "Bracelet", "Necklace"],
  579.    Clothing7: ["Pajamas", "Bathrobe", "Nightgown", "Slippers"],
  580.    Clothing8: ["Cap", "Beanie", "Turban", "Bandana"],
  581.    Clothing9: ["Sunglasses", "Goggles", "Mask", "Visor"],
  582.    Clothing10: ["Swimsuit", "Bikini", "Trunks", "Wetsuit"],
  583.  
  584.    // Furniture (76–85)
  585.    Furniture1: ["Chair", "Table", "Sofa", "Bed"],
  586.    Furniture2: ["Desk", "Cabinet", "Shelf", "Dresser"],
  587.    Furniture3: ["Couch", "Recliner", "Ottoman", "Bench"],
  588.    Furniture4: ["Stool", "Nightstand", "Wardrobe", "Bookshelf"],
  589.    Furniture5: ["Mirror", "Rug", "Lamp", "Curtain"],
  590.    Furniture6: ["Mattress", "Headboard", "Frame", "Pillow"],
  591.    Furniture7: ["Cupboard", "Drawer", "Armoire", "Hutch"],
  592.    Furniture8: ["Coffee Table", "Side Table", "TV Stand", "Vanity"],
  593.    Furniture9: ["Crib", "Rocking Chair", "High Chair", "Bean Bag"],
  594.    Furniture10: ["Folding Chair", "Camping Cot", "Loveseat", "Daybed"],
  595.  
  596.    // Food & Desserts (86–95)
  597.    Food1: ["Pizza", "Burger", "Pasta", "Salad"],
  598.    Food2: ["Sandwich", "Soup", "Rice", "Steak"],
  599.    Food3: ["Noodles", "Dumplings", "Tacos", "Hotdog"],
  600.    Food4: ["Cake", "Pie", "Pudding", "Brownie"],
  601.    Food5: ["Cookie", "Donut", "Muffin", "Tart"],
  602.    Food6: ["Ice Cream", "Gelato", "Sorbet", "Popsicle"],
  603.    Food7: ["Waffle", "Pancake", "Crepe", "Croissant"],
  604.    Food8: ["Candy", "Chocolate", "Lollipop", "Toffee"],
  605.    Food9: ["Oatmeal", "Cereal", "Toast", "Bagel"],
  606.    Food10: ["Quiche", "Lasagna", "Ravioli", "Risotto"],
  607.  
  608.    // Drinks (96–100)
  609.    Drinks1: ["Water", "Juice", "Tea", "Coffee"],
  610.    Drinks2: ["Milk", "Soda", "Lemonade", "Smoothie"],
  611.    Drinks3: ["Cola", "Root Beer", "Ginger Ale", "Tonic"],
  612.    Drinks4: ["Iced Tea", "Hot Chocolate", "Milkshake", "Energy Drink"],
  613.    Drinks5: ["Gatorade", "Fanta", "Pepsi", "Sprite"],
  614.    
  615.    // Countries (101–110)
  616.    Countries1: ["India", "China", "Japan", "Nepal"],
  617.    Countries2: ["USA", "Canada", "Mexico", "Brazil"],
  618.    Countries3: ["France", "Germany", "Italy", "Spain"],
  619.    Countries4: ["Egypt", "Nigeria", "Kenya", "South Africa"],
  620.    Countries5: ["Australia", "New Zealand", "Fiji", "Samoa"],
  621.    Countries6: ["Argentina", "Chile", "Peru", "Colombia"],
  622.    Countries7: ["Russia", "Ukraine", "Belarus", "Poland"],
  623.    Countries8: ["Thailand", "Vietnam", "Malaysia", "Singapore"],
  624.    Countries9: ["Saudi Arabia", "Iraq", "Iran", "Israel"],
  625.    Countries10: ["Norway", "Sweden", "Finland", "Denmark"],
  626.  
  627.    // Cities (111–120)
  628.    Cities1: ["New York", "London", "Paris", "Tokyo"],
  629.    Cities2: ["Mumbai", "Delhi", "Kolkata", "Chennai"],
  630.    Cities3: ["Sydney", "Melbourne", "Brisbane", "Perth"],
  631.    Cities4: ["Cairo", "Lagos", "Nairobi", "Accra"],
  632.    Cities5: ["Toronto", "Vancouver", "Ottawa", "Montreal"],
  633.    Cities6: ["Rome", "Madrid", "Berlin", "Lisbon"],
  634.    Cities7: ["Dubai", "Doha", "Riyadh", "Abu Dhabi"],
  635.    Cities8: ["Beijing", "Shanghai", "Seoul", "Hong Kong"],
  636.    Cities9: ["Los Angeles", "Chicago", "Houston", "Phoenix"],
  637.    Cities10: ["Bangkok", "Jakarta", "Manila", "Kuala Lumpur"],
  638.  
  639.    // School Subjects (121–125)
  640.    Subjects1: ["Math", "Science", "History", "Geography"],
  641.    Subjects2: ["English", "Hindi", "Spanish", "French"],
  642.    Subjects3: ["Physics", "Chemistry", "Biology", "Computer Science"],
  643.    Subjects4: ["Art", "Music", "Drama", "Dance"],
  644.    Subjects5: ["Civics", "Economics", "Psychology", "Sociology"],
  645.  
  646.    // Transportation (126–135)
  647.    Transport1: ["Car", "Bus", "Train", "Bicycle"],
  648.    Transport2: ["Airplane", "Helicopter", "Jet", "Glider"],
  649.    Transport3: ["Boat", "Ship", "Submarine", "Yacht"],
  650.    Transport4: ["Scooter", "Motorcycle", "Moped", "Skateboard"],
  651.    Transport5: ["Metro", "Tram", "Rickshaw", "Ferry"],
  652.    Transport6: ["Taxi", "Cab", "Uber", "Autorickshaw"],
  653.    Transport7: ["Truck", "Van", "Pickup", "Lorry"],
  654.    Transport8: ["Bullet Train", "Monorail", "High-Speed Rail", "Maglev"],
  655.    Transport9: ["Canoe", "Kayak", "Paddleboat", "Rowboat"],
  656.    Transport10: ["Sledge", "Cart", "Wagon", "Trolley"],
  657.  
  658.    // Time & Dates (136–145)
  659.    Time1: ["Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday"],
  660.    Time2: ["Friday", "Saturday", "Sunday", "Thursday"],
  661.    Time3: ["January", "February", "March", "April"],
  662.    Time4: ["May", "June", "July", "August"],
  663.    Time5: ["September", "October", "November", "December"],
  664.    Time6: ["Morning", "Noon", "Evening", "Night"],
  665.    Time7: ["Yesterday", "Today", "Tomorrow", "Future"],
  666.    Time8: ["Hour", "Minute", "Second", "Day"],
  667.    Time9: ["Week", "Month", "Year", "Decade"],
  668.    Time10: ["Sunrise", "Sunset", "Midday", "Midnight"],
  669.  
  670.    // Literature & Books (146–150)
  671.    Books1: ["Novel", "Poem", "Story", "Essay"],
  672.    Books2: ["Fiction", "Non-fiction", "Biography", "Mystery"],
  673.    Books3: ["Author", "Reader", "Publisher", "Editor"],
  674.    Books4: ["Chapter", "Page", "Cover", "Title"],
  675.    Books5: ["Library", "Bookstore", "E-book", "Audiobook"],
  676.  
  677.    // Rooms in a House (151–155)
  678.    Rooms1: ["Kitchen", "Bedroom", "Bathroom", "Living Room"],
  679.    Rooms2: ["Dining Room", "Study", "Balcony", "Garage"],
  680.    Rooms3: ["Basement", "Attic", "Hallway", "Closet"],
  681.    Rooms4: ["Porch", "Terrace", "Yard", "Garden"],
  682.    Rooms5: ["Pantry", "Laundry Room", "Playroom", "Office"],
  683.  
  684.    // Jobs/Occupations (156–165)
  685.    Jobs1: ["Doctor", "Nurse", "Dentist", "Surgeon"],
  686.    Jobs2: ["Teacher", "Principal", "Librarian", "Counselor"],
  687.    Jobs3: ["Police", "Firefighter", "Soldier", "Guard"],
  688.    Jobs4: ["Chef", "Baker", "Waiter", "Bartender"],
  689.    Jobs5: ["Engineer", "Architect", "Mechanic", "Electrician"],
  690.    Jobs6: ["Pilot", "Driver", "Conductor", "Captain"],
  691.    Jobs7: ["Artist", "Musician", "Dancer", "Actor"],
  692.    Jobs8: ["Writer", "Editor", "Journalist", "Blogger"],
  693.    Jobs9: ["Farmer", "Gardener", "Fisherman", "Shepherd"],
  694.    Jobs10: ["Lawyer", "Judge", "Clerk", "Paralegal"],
  695.  
  696.    // Toys & Games (166–175)
  697.    Toys1: ["Doll", "Ball", "Puzzle", "Kite"],
  698.    Toys2: ["Blocks", "Lego", "Yo-yo", "Marbles"],
  699.    Toys3: ["Chess", "Checkers", "Ludo", "Monopoly"],
  700.    Toys4: ["Frisbee", "Jump Rope", "Hula Hoop", "Spin Top"],
  701.    Toys5: ["Remote Car", "Drone", "Robot", "Train Set"],
  702.    Toys6: ["Video Game", "Console", "Controller", "Joystick"],
  703.    Toys7: ["Slide", "Swing", "See-saw", "Sandbox"],
  704.    Toys8: ["Action Figure", "Toy Car", "Plushie", "Building Set"],
  705.    Toys9: ["Card Game", "Dice", "Board", "Tokens"],
  706.  
  707.    // Musical Instruments (176–180)
  708.    Instruments1: ["Guitar", "Piano", "Drums", "Violin"],
  709.    Instruments2: ["Flute", "Saxophone", "Trumpet", "Clarinet"],
  710.    Instruments3: ["Harmonica", "Tambourine", "Xylophone", "Triangle"],
  711.    Instruments4: ["Cello", "Viola", "Harp", "Double Bass"],
  712.    Instruments5: ["Keyboard", "Synthesizer", "Bongo", "Maracas"],
  713.  
  714.    // Desserts & Sweets (181–190)
  715.    Desserts1: ["Cake", "Ice Cream", "Pie", "Pudding"],
  716.    Desserts2: ["Brownie", "Cheesecake", "Donut", "Cookie"],
  717.    Desserts3: ["Muffin", "Cupcake", "Eclair", "Trifle"],
  718.    Desserts4: ["Macaron", "Meringue", "SoufflΓ©", "Tart"],
  719.    Desserts5: ["Gulab Jamun", "Rasgulla", "Jalebi", "Ladoo"],
  720.    Desserts6: ["Halwa", "Kheer", "Barfi", "Sandesh"],
  721.    Desserts7: ["Fudge", "Toffee", "Brittle", "Caramel"],
  722.    Desserts8: ["Candy", "Chocolate", "Lollipop", "Gummy"],
  723.    Desserts9: ["Popsicle", "Kulfi", "Falooda", "Sundae"],
  724.    Desserts10: ["Biscuit", "Wafer", "Churro", "Pastry"],
  725.  
  726.    // Weather & Seasons (191–195)
  727.    Weather1: ["Sunny", "Rainy", "Cloudy", "Windy"],
  728.    Weather2: ["Stormy", "Foggy", "Snowy", "Humid"],
  729.    Weather3: ["Winter", "Spring", "Summer", "Fall"],
  730.    Weather4: ["Thunder", "Lightning", "Hail", "Drizzle"],
  731.    Weather5: ["Dry", "Wet", "Cold", "Hot"],
  732.  
  733.    // Sports (196–205)
  734.    Sports1: ["Football", "Basketball", "Tennis", "Cricket"],
  735.    Sports2: ["Baseball", "Rugby", "Hockey", "Golf"],
  736.    Sports3: ["Badminton", "Table Tennis", "Squash", "Volleyball"],
  737.    Sports4: ["Swimming", "Diving", "Surfing", "Rowing"],
  738.    Sports5: ["Gymnastics", "Skating", "Skiing", "Snowboarding"],
  739.    Sports6: ["Wrestling", "Boxing", "Karate", "Judo"],
  740.    Sports7: ["Running", "Jumping", "Sprinting", "Marathon"],
  741.    Sports8: ["Cycling", "Skating", "Skateboarding", "Rollerblading"],
  742.    Sports9: ["Archery", "Shooting", "Fencing", "Equestrian"],
  743.    Sports10: ["Chess", "Snooker", "Carrom", "Bridge"],
  744.  
  745.    // Spices & Condiments (206–210)
  746.    Spices1: ["Salt", "Pepper", "Cumin", "Turmeric"],
  747.    Spices2: ["Coriander", "Mustard", "Cardamom", "Clove"],
  748.    Spices3: ["Chili", "Paprika", "Saffron", "Nutmeg"],
  749.    Spices4: ["Soy Sauce", "Ketchup", "Mayonnaise", "Mustard"],
  750.    Spices5: ["Vinegar", "Pickle", "Relish", "Horseradish"],
  751.  
  752.    // Materials & Elements (211–220)
  753.    Materials1: ["Gold", "Silver", "Iron", "Copper"],
  754.    Materials2: ["Diamond", "Emerald", "Sapphire", "Ruby"],
  755.    Materials3: ["Wood", "Metal", "Glass", "Plastic"],
  756.    Materials4: ["Paper", "Cloth", "Leather", "Silk"],
  757.    Materials5: ["Brick", "Stone", "Cement", "Sand"],
  758.    Materials6: ["Hydrogen", "Oxygen", "Nitrogen", "Carbon"],
  759.    Materials7: ["Mercury", "Zinc", "Aluminum", "Tin"],
  760.    Materials8: ["Clay", "Marble", "Granite", "Quartz"],
  761.    Materials9: ["Wool", "Nylon", "Rayon", "Polyester"],
  762.    Materials10: ["Chalk", "Charcoal", "Ash", "Graphite"],
  763.  
  764.    // Travel & Places (221–230)
  765.    Places1: ["Hotel", "Motel", "Hostel", "Resort"],
  766.    Places2: ["Airport", "Station", "Port", "Terminal"],
  767.    Places3: ["Beach", "Mountain", "Forest", "Desert"],
  768.    Places4: ["City", "Town", "Village", "Suburb"],
  769.    Places5: ["Zoo", "Aquarium", "Museum", "Park"],
  770.    Places6: ["Temple", "Church", "Mosque", "Synagogue"],
  771.    Places7: ["Bridge", "Tower", "Castle", "Fort"],
  772.    Places8: ["Mall", "Market", "Plaza", "Street"],
  773.    Places9: ["Theater", "Cinema", "Opera", "Stadium"],
  774.    Places10: ["Island", "Peninsula", "Valley", "Canyon"],
  775.    Places11: ["Asia", "Africa", "Europe", "America"],
  776.    Places11: ["Atlantic", "Pacific", "Indian", "Arctic"],
  777.    Places12: ["Hill", "Mountain", "Valley", "Plateau"],
  778.    Places13: ["Plain", "Desert", "Canyon", "Delta"],
  779.    Places14: ["Island", "Peninsula", "Isthmus", "Cape"],
  780.    Places15: ["Volcano", "Glacier", "Cliff", "Dune"],
  781.    Places16: ["Basin", "Gorge", "Mesa", "Butte"],
  782.    Places17: ["Swamp", "Marsh", "Fjord", "Sinkhole"],
  783.  
  784.  
  785.    // Simple Concepts (231–240)
  786.    Concepts1: ["Big", "Small", "Tall", "Short"],
  787.    Concepts2: ["Fast", "Slow", "Quick", "Steady"],
  788.    Concepts3: ["Yes", "No", "Maybe", "Sure"],
  789.    Concepts4: ["Hard", "Soft", "Rough", "Smooth"],
  790.    Concepts5: ["In", "Out", "Over", "Under"],
  791.    Concepts6: ["Win", "Lose", "Tie", "Draw"],
  792.    Concepts7: ["Open", "Close", "Lock", "Unlock"],
  793.    
  794.       //  Planets (250–252)
  795.    Planets1: ["Mercury", "Venus", "Earth", "Mars"],
  796.    Planets2: ["Jupiter", "Saturn", "Uranus", "Neptune"],
  797.  
  798.    //  Languages (252–257)
  799.    Languages1: ["English", "Spanish", "French", "German"],
  800.    Languages2: ["Hindi", "Mandarin", "Arabic", "Russian"],
  801.    Languages3: ["Japanese", "Korean", "Italian", "Portuguese"],
  802.    Languages4: ["Dutch", "Swedish", "Greek", "Turkish"],
  803.    Languages5: ["Polish", "Czech", "Hungarian", "Finnish"],
  804.  
  805.    //  Flowers (257–262)
  806.    Flowers1: ["Rose", "Tulip", "Lily", "Daisy"],
  807.    Flowers2: ["Sunflower", "Orchid", "Jasmine", "Lavender"],
  808.    Flowers3: ["Marigold", "Chrysanthemum", "Tulip", "Daffodil"],
  809.    Flowers4: ["Peony", "Carnation", "Iris", "Violet"],
  810.    Flowers5: ["Daffodil", "Poppy", "Magnolia", "Camellia"],
  811.    
  812.    //  Shapes (274–282)
  813. Shapes1: ["Circle", "Square", "Triangle", "Rectangle"],
  814. Shapes2: ["Rhombus", "Parallelogram", "Trapezium", "Oval"],
  815. Shapes3: ["Pentagon", "Hexagon", "Heptagon", "Octagon"],
  816. Shapes4: ["Nonagon", "Decagon", "Dodecagon", "Tetradecagon"],
  817. Shapes5: ["Cube", "Cuboid", "Sphere", "Cylinder"],
  818. Shapes6: ["Cone", "Pyramid", "Tetrahedron", "Octahedron"],
  819. Shapes7: ["Heart", "Star", "Crescent", "Arrow"],
  820. Shapes8: ["Ellipse", "Semicircle", "Sector", "Annulus"],
  821.  
  822. // mountains (282–287)
  823. Mountains1: ["Everest", "Kilimanjaro", "Alps", "Andes"],
  824. Mountains2: ["Rockies", "Himalayas", "Atlas", "Ural"],
  825. Mountains3: ["Carpathians", "Zagros", "Caucasus", "Drakensberg"],
  826. Mountains4: ["Apennines", "Pyrenees", "Sierra Nevada", "Tian Shan"],
  827. Mountains5: ["Mount Elbrus", "Denali", "Aconcagua", "Vinson Massif"],
  828. Mountains6: ["Makalu", "Lhotse", "Manaslu", "Annapurna"],
  829.  
  830. // rivers (288–293)
  831. Rivers1: ["Amazon", "Nile", "Yangtze", "Mississippi"],
  832. Rivers2: ["Ganges", "Danube", "Indus", "Yellow River"],
  833. Rivers3: ["Mekong", "Lena", "Volga", "Ob"],
  834. Rivers4: ["Zambezi", "Rhine", "Seine", "Tigris"],
  835. Rivers5: ["Colorado", "Murray", "Fraser", "Orinoco"],
  836. Rivers6: ["Amazonas", "Godavari", "Niger", "Euphrates"],
  837.  
  838. // seas (294–299)
  839. Seas1: ["Arabian Sea", "Red Sea", "Black Sea", "Caspian Sea"],
  840. Seas2: ["Mediterranean Sea", "Caribbean Sea", "Baltic Sea", "North Sea"],
  841. Seas3: ["South China Sea", "East China Sea", "Yellow Sea", "Sea of Japan"],
  842. Seas4: ["Bering Sea", "Okhotsk Sea", "Chukchi Sea", "Laptev Sea"],
  843. Seas5: ["Coral Sea", "Tasman Sea", "Arafura Sea", "Timor Sea"],
  844. Seas6: ["Weddell Sea", "Ross Sea", "Sargasso Sea", "Philippine Sea"],
  845.  
  846. // metals (300–305)
  847. Metals1: ["Gold", "Silver", "Copper", "Iron"],
  848. Metals2: ["Aluminum", "Zinc", "Lead", "Tin"],
  849. Metals3: ["Nickel", "Chromium", "Cobalt", "Titanium"],
  850. Metals4: ["Platinum", "Palladium", "Rhodium", "Iridium"],
  851. Metals5: ["Mercury", "Lithium", "Magnesium", "Calcium"],
  852. Metals6: ["Sodium", "Potassium", "Barium", "Strontium"],
  853.  
  854. // gems (306–311)
  855. Gems1: ["Diamond", "Ruby", "Sapphire", "Emerald"],
  856. Gems2: ["Amethyst", "Topaz", "Aquamarine", "Garnet"],
  857. Gems3: ["Opal", "Turquoise", "Peridot", "Citrine"],
  858. Gems4: ["Spinel", "Zircon", "Tanzanite", "Moonstone"],
  859. Gems5: ["Onyx", "Jade", "Lapis Lazuli", "Malachite"],
  860. Gems6: ["Carnelian", "Chrysoprase", "Alexandrite", "Bloodstone"],
  861.  
  862. // islands (312–317)
  863. Islands1: ["Greenland", "New Guinea", "Borneo", "Madagascar"],
  864. Islands2: ["Sumatra", "Honshu", "Great Britain", "Sri Lanka"],
  865. Islands3: ["Iceland", "New Zealand", "Tasmania", "Cuba"],
  866. Islands4: ["Hispaniola", "Mindanao", "Taiwan", "Hokkaido"],
  867. Islands5: ["Baffin Island", "Sulawesi", "Java", "Luzon"],
  868. Islands6: ["Sicily", "Crete", "Corsica", "GalΓ‘pagos"],
  869.  
  870. // deserts (324–329)
  871. Deserts1: ["Sahara", "Gobi", "Kalahari", "Atacama"],
  872. Deserts2: ["Thar", "Sonoran", "Great Victoria", "Mojave"],
  873. Deserts3: ["Namib", "Patagonian", "Chihuahuan", "Syrian"],
  874. Deserts4: ["Arabian", "Karakum", "Dasht-e Kavir", "Lut Desert"],
  875. Deserts5: ["Negev", "Sechura", "Simpson", "Tenere"],
  876.  
  877. // trees (332–337)
  878. Trees1: ["Oak", "Pine", "Maple", "Birch"],
  879. Trees2: ["Cedar", "Redwood", "Spruce", "Fir"],
  880. Trees3: ["Willow", "Elm", "Ash", "Beech"],
  881. Trees4: ["Baobab", "Acacia", "Teak", "Mahogany"],
  882. Trees5: ["Cherry", "Apple", "Pear", "Plum"],
  883. Trees6: ["Cypress", "Poplar", "Sequoia", "Chestnut"],
  884.  
  885. // mammals (350–355)
  886. Mammals1: ["Elephant", "Tiger", "Lion", "Leopard"],
  887. Mammals2: ["Giraffe", "Zebra", "Hippopotamus", "Rhinoceros"],
  888. Mammals3: ["Kangaroo", "Koala", "Panda", "Sloth"],
  889. Mammals4: ["Wolf", "Fox", "Bear", "Cheetah"],
  890. Mammals5: ["Dolphin", "Whale", "Seal", "Walrus"],
  891. Mammals6: ["Bat", "Otter", "Chimpanzee", "Gorilla"],
  892.  
  893. // family members (261–270)
  894. Family1: ["Father", "Mother", "Son", "Daughter"],
  895. Family2: ["Brother", "Sister", "Cousin", "Sibling"],
  896. Family3: ["Grandfather", "Grandmother", "Uncle", "Aunt"],
  897. Family4: ["Nephew", "Niece", "Grandson", "Granddaughter"],
  898. Family5: ["Husband", "Wife", "FiancΓ©", "Spouse"],
  899. Family6: ["Stepfather", "Stepmother", "Stepsister", "Stepson"],
  900. Family7: ["In-law", "Brother-in-law", "Sister-in-law", "Mother-in-law"],
  901. Family8: ["Baby", "Toddler", "Teenager", "Adult"],
  902. Family9: ["Parent", "Guardian", "Caregiver", "Child"],
  903. Family10: ["Twin", "Triplet", "Sibling", "Relative"],
  904.  
  905. // festivals (368–373)
  906. Festivals1: ["Diwali", "Holi", "Eid", "Christmas"],
  907. Festivals2: ["Thanksgiving", "Hanukkah", "Vesak", "Ramadan"],
  908. Festivals3: ["Navratri", "Durga Puja", "Ganesh Chaturthi", "Raksha Bandhan"],
  909. Festivals4: ["Lunar New Year", "Mid-Autumn Festival", "Songkran", "Bihu"],
  910. Festivals5: ["Pongal", "Onam", "Lohri", "Makar Sankranti"],
  911. Festivals6: ["Easter", "Good Friday", "All Saints' Day", "Halloween"],
  912.  
  913. // tools (374–379)
  914. Tools1: ["Hammer", "Screwdriver", "Wrench", "Pliers"],
  915. Tools2: ["Drill", "Saw", "Chisel", "Tape Measure"],
  916. Tools3: ["Level", "Utility Knife", "Axe", "Ladder"],
  917. Tools4: ["Welding Machine", "Soldering Iron", "Pry Bar", "Clamps"],
  918. Tools5: ["Shovel", "Hoe", "Rake", "Trowel"],
  919. Tools6: ["Wheelbarrow", "Spade", "Gardening Shears", "Hedge Trimmer"],
  920.  
  921. // computer parts (380–385)
  922. ComputerParts1: ["Monitor", "Keyboard", "Mouse", "CPU"],
  923. ComputerParts2: ["RAM", "Hard Drive", "Motherboard", "Graphics Card"],
  924. ComputerParts3: ["Power Supply", "Optical Drive", "USB Port", "Sound Card"],
  925. ComputerParts4: ["Cooling Fan", "Heat Sink", "Case", "Processor"],
  926. ComputerParts5: ["Webcam", "Speakers", "Microphone", "Headset"],
  927. ComputerParts6: ["Router", "Modem", "Wi-Fi Adapter", "Ethernet Cable"],
  928.  
  929. // emotions (392–397)
  930. Emotions1: ["Happy", "Sad", "Angry", "Scared"],
  931. Emotions2: ["Excited", "Nervous", "Surprised", "Confused"],
  932. Emotions3: ["Proud", "Ashamed", "Guilty", "Embarrassed"],
  933. Emotions4: ["Hopeful", "Anxious", "Relieved", "Frustrated"],
  934. Emotions5: ["Jealous", "Grateful", "Lonely", "Bored"],
  935. Emotions6: ["Loved", "Hurt", "Satisfied", "Content"],
  936.  
  937. // superheroes (398–403)
  938. Superheroes1: ["Superman", "Batman", "Spiderman", "Ironman"],
  939. Superheroes2: ["Wonder Woman", "Aquaman", "Flash", "Green Lantern"],
  940. Superheroes3: ["Hulk", "Thor", "Black Widow", "Captain America"],
  941. Superheroes4: ["Deadpool", "Wolverine", "Black Panther", "Doctor Strange"],
  942. Superheroes5: ["Ant-Man", "Scarlet Witch", "Hawkeye", "Vision"],
  943. Superheroes6: ["Shazam", "Green Arrow", "Daredevil", "Luke Cage"],
  944.  
  945. // cartoon characters (404–409)
  946. CartoonCharacters1: ["Mickey", "Dora", "Tom", "Jerry"],
  947. CartoonCharacters2: ["SpongeBob", "Bugs Bunny", "Pikachu", "Donald Duck"],
  948. CartoonCharacters3: ["Scooby-Doo", "Fred", "Shaggy", "Velma"],
  949. CartoonCharacters4: ["Bart Simpson", "Homer Simpson", "Maggie Simpson", "Lisa Simpson"],
  950. CartoonCharacters5: ["Peppa Pig", "Masha", "Puss in Boots", "Goofy"],
  951.  
  952. // insects (410–415)
  953. Insects1: ["Butterfly", "Bee", "Ant", "Dragonfly"],
  954. Insects2: ["Ladybug", "Grasshopper", "Moth", "Cockroach"],
  955. Insects3: ["Fly", "Mosquito", "Termite", "Beetle"],
  956. Insects4: ["Spider", "Wasp", "Caterpillar", "Firefly"],
  957. Insects5: ["Praying Mantis", "Cricket", "Antlion", "Earwig"],
  958. Insects6: ["Horsefly", "Weevil", "Silverfish", "Bumblebee"],
  959.  
  960. // ice cream flavors (416–421)
  961. IceCreamFlavors1: ["Vanilla", "Chocolate", "Strawberry", "Mint"],
  962. IceCreamFlavors2: ["Cookies and Cream", "Pistachio", "Butterscotch", "Coffee"],
  963. IceCreamFlavors3: ["Rocky Road", "Chocolate Chip", "Mango", "Raspberry"],
  964. IceCreamFlavors4: ["Neapolitan", "Caramel", "Lemon", "Peach"],
  965. IceCreamFlavors5: ["Tiramisu", "Green Tea", "Cookie Dough", "Cotton Candy"],
  966. IceCreamFlavors6: ["Bubblegum", "Salted Caramel", "Almond", "Banana"],
  967.  
  968. // numbers (1-10) (428–433)
  969. Numbers1: ["One", "Two", "Three", "Four"],
  970. Numbers2: ["Five", "Six", "Seven", "Eight"],
  971. Numbers3: ["Nine", "Ten", "Eleven", "Twelve"],
  972. Numbers4: ["Thirteen", "Fourteen", "Fifteen", "Sixteen"],
  973. Numbers5: ["Seventeen", "Eighteen", "Nineteen", "Twenty"],
  974.  
  975.  
  976. // kitchen items (440–445)
  977. KitchenItems1: ["Spoon", "Plate", "Cup", "Fork"],
  978. KitchenItems2: ["Knife", "Bowl", "Glass", "Pan"],
  979. KitchenItems3: ["Pot", "Ladle", "Tongs", "Whisk"],
  980. KitchenItems4: ["Grater", "Peeler", "Colander", "Measuring Cup"],
  981. KitchenItems5: ["Chopping Board", "Rolling Pin", "Strainer", "Kettle"],
  982. KitchenItems6: ["Microwave", "Toaster", "Blender", "Pressure Cooker"],
  983.  
  984. // school supplies (446–451)
  985. SchoolSupplies1: ["Pencil", "Eraser", "Book", "Ruler"],
  986. SchoolSupplies2: ["Pen", "Notebook", "Sharpener", "Glue Stick"],
  987. SchoolSupplies3: ["Crayons", "Markers", "Highlighter", "Scissors"],
  988. SchoolSupplies4: ["Backpack", "Lunchbox", "Binder", "Clipboard"],
  989. SchoolSupplies5: ["Calculator", "Compass", "Protractor", "Set Square"],
  990. SchoolSupplies6: ["Whiteboard", "Chalk", "Duster", "Sticky Notes"],
  991.  
  992. // things in the sky (458–463)
  993. SkyThings1: ["Sun", "Moon", "Stars", "Clouds"],
  994. SkyThings2: ["Rainbow", "Airplane", "Helicopter", "Hot Air Balloon"],
  995. SkyThings3: ["Satellite", "Comet", "Meteor", "Asteroid"],
  996. SkyThings4: ["Aurora", "Lightning", "Smoke", "Jet"],
  997.  
  998. // rocks (470–475)
  999. Rocks1: ["Granite", "Marble", "Limestone", "Sandstone"],
  1000. Rocks2: ["Basalt", "Slate", "Shale", "Quartzite"],
  1001. Rocks3: ["Obsidian", "Gneiss", "Chalk", "Conglomerate"],
  1002. Rocks4: ["Pumice", "Scoria", "Dolomite", "Tuff"],
  1003. Rocks5: ["Travertine", "Anthracite", "Bituminous", "Siltstone"],
  1004. Rocks6: ["Breccia", "Phyllite", "Hornfels", "Pegmatite"],
  1005.  
  1006. // currency (476–481)
  1007. Currency1: ["Dollar", "Rupee", "Euro", "Yen"],
  1008. Currency2: ["Pound", "Franc", "Won", "Ruble"],
  1009. Currency3: ["Dirham", "Dinar", "Ringgit", "Baht"],
  1010. Currency4: ["Peso", "Lira", "Real", "Shekel"],
  1011. Currency5: ["Krona", "Forint", "Zloty", "Taka"],
  1012. Currency6: ["Kip", "Dong", "Manat", "Riel"],
  1013.  
  1014. // electronic devices (482–487)
  1015. ElectronicDevices1: ["TV", "Phone", "Laptop", "Tablet"],
  1016. ElectronicDevices2: ["Smartwatch", "Desktop", "Camera", "Printer"],
  1017. ElectronicDevices3: ["Speaker", "Projector", "Microwave", "Refrigerator"],
  1018. ElectronicDevices4: ["Game Console", "Router", "Modem", "Scanner"],
  1019. ElectronicDevices5: ["Air Conditioner", "Washing Machine", "Vacuum Cleaner", "Fan"],
  1020. ElectronicDevices6: ["E-Reader", "Calculator", "Drone", "Smart Light"],
  1021.  
  1022. // light sources (488–493)
  1023. LightSources1: ["Sun", "Bulb", "Candle", "Torch"],
  1024. LightSources2: ["Lamp", "Lantern", "Flashlight", "LED"],
  1025. LightSources3: ["Fire", "Stars", "Moon", "Glow Stick"],
  1026. LightSources4: ["TV Screen", "Phone Screen", "Computer Monitor", "Projector"],
  1027. LightSources5: ["Laser", "Neon Light", "Oil Lamp", "Campfire"],
  1028. LightSources6: ["Headlamp", "Streetlight", "Floodlight", "Chandelier"],
  1029.  
  1030. // directions (494–499)
  1031. Directions1: ["North", "South", "East", "West"],
  1032. Directions2: ["Northeast", "Northwest", "Southeast", "Southwest"],
  1033. Directions3: ["Up", "Down", "Left", "Right"],
  1034. Directions4: ["Forward", "Backward", "Above", "Below"],
  1035. Directions5: ["Clockwise", "Counterclockwise", "Straight", "Diagonal"],
  1036.  
  1037. // noisy things (500–505)
  1038. NoisyThings1: ["Bell", "Drum", "Horn", "Whistle"],
  1039. NoisyThings2: ["Alarm", "Thunder", "Shout", "Firecracker"],
  1040. NoisyThings3: ["Car Engine", "Vuvuzela", "Siren", "Buzzer"],
  1041. NoisyThings4: ["Trolley", "Clapping", "Footsteps", "Telephone"],
  1042. NoisyThings5: ["Loudspeaker", "Mic", "Blender", "Vacuum Cleaner"],
  1043.  
  1044. // pots (506–511)
  1045. Pots1: ["Clay Pot", "Steel Pot", "Pressure Cooker", "Non-stick Pot"],
  1046. Pots2: ["Saucepan", "Casserole", "Stockpot", "Dutch Oven"],
  1047. Pots3: ["Flower Pot", "Terracotta Pot", "Plastic Pot", "Ceramic Pot"],
  1048. Pots4: ["Teapot", "Coffee Pot", "Milk Pot", "Soup Pot"],
  1049. Pots5: ["Earthen Pot", "Copper Pot", "Brass Pot", "Iron Pot"],
  1050. Pots6: ["Rice Cooker", "Hot Pot", "Wok", "Steam Pot"],
  1051.  
  1052. // alphabets (512–518)
  1053. Alphabets1: ["A", "B", "C", "D"],
  1054. Alphabets2: ["E", "F", "G", "H"],
  1055. Alphabets3: ["I", "J", "K", "L"],
  1056. Alphabets4: ["M", "N", "O", "P"],
  1057. Alphabets5: ["Q", "R", "S", "T"],
  1058. Alphabets6: ["U", "V", "W", "X"],
  1059. Alphabets7: ["Y", "Z", "P", "G"],
  1060.  
  1061. // Zodiac Signs (691–694)
  1062. Zodiac1: ["Aries", "Taurus", "Gemini", "Cancer"],
  1063. Zodiac2: ["Leo", "Virgo", "Libra", "Scorpio"],
  1064. Zodiac3: ["Sagittarius", "Capricorn", "Aquarius", "Pisces"],
  1065. Zodiac4: ["Aries", "Leo", "Sagittarius", "Capricorn"]
  1066.  
  1067.  },
  1068.  medium: {
  1069. // Countries by Region (341–350)
  1070. Countries1: ["Saudi Arabia", "Iran", "Iraq", "Israel"],
  1071. Countries2: ["Panama", "Costa Rica", "Nicaragua", "Honduras"],
  1072. Countries3: ["Jamaica", "Haiti", "Cuba", "Dominican Republic"],
  1073. Countries4: ["Indonesia", "Malaysia", "Singapore", "Philippines"],
  1074. Countries5: ["Kazakhstan", "Uzbekistan", "Turkmenistan", "Kyrgyzstan"],
  1075. Countries6: ["Armenia", "Azerbaijan", "Georgia", "Russia"],
  1076. Countries7: ["Turkey", "Syria", "Lebanon", "Jordan"],
  1077. Countries8: ["Egypt", "Kuwait", "Bahrain", "Qatar"],
  1078. Countries9: ["United Arab Emirates", "Oman", "Yemen", "Afghanistan"],
  1079. Countries10: ["Cyprus", "Georgia", "Turkmenistan", "Tajikistan"],
  1080. Countries11: ["Israel", "Palestine", "Lebanon", "Syria"],
  1081. Countries12: ["United Arab Emirates", "Qatar", "Bahrain", "Kuwait"],
  1082.  
  1083. // Countries in Europe (351–360)
  1084. Countries13: ["France", "Germany", "Italy", "Spain"],
  1085. Countries14: ["Portugal", "Netherlands", "Belgium", "Austria"],
  1086. Countries15: ["Switzerland", "Sweden", "Norway", "Denmark"],
  1087. Countries16: ["Finland", "Poland", "Czech Republic", "Hungary"],
  1088. Countries17: ["Greece", "Romania", "Bulgaria", "Croatia"],
  1089. Countries18: ["Ireland", "Slovakia", "Slovenia", "Lithuania"],
  1090. Countries19: ["Estonia", "Latvia", "Cyprus", "Malta"],
  1091. Countries20: ["Monaco", "Liechtenstein", "San Marino", "Andorra"],
  1092.  
  1093. // Countries in Africa (361–370)
  1094. Countries21: ["Nigeria", "Egypt", "Kenya", "South Africa"],
  1095. Countries22: ["Ethiopia", "Ghana", "Morocco", "Algeria"],
  1096. Countries23: ["Uganda", "Tanzania", "Angola", "Mozambique"],
  1097. Countries24: ["Zambia", "Zimbabwe", "Senegal", "Tunisia"],
  1098. Countries25: ["Mali", "Botswana", "Namibia", "Rwanda"],
  1099. Countries26: ["Libya", "Chad", "Niger", "Sudan"],
  1100. Countries27: ["Mauritius", "Seychelles", "Comoros", "Madagascar"],
  1101. Countries28: ["Cape Verde", "Gabon", "Lesotho", "Burundi"],
  1102.  
  1103. // Countries in Asia (371–380)
  1104. Countries29: ["India", "China", "Japan", "Thailand"],
  1105. Countries30: ["South Korea", "Indonesia", "Malaysia", "Philippines"],
  1106. Countries31: ["Vietnam", "Singapore", "Bangladesh", "Pakistan"],
  1107. Countries32: ["Nepal", "Sri Lanka", "Myanmar", "Cambodia"],
  1108. Countries33: ["Uzbekistan", "Kazakhstan", "Mongolia", "Afghanistan"],
  1109. Countries34: ["Iran", "Iraq", "Israel", "Jordan"],
  1110. Countries35: ["Armenia", "Azerbaijan", "Georgia", "Turkey"],
  1111. Countries36: ["Kuwait", "Bahrain", "Qatar", "Oman"],
  1112.  
  1113. // Countries in North America (381–384)
  1114. Countries37: ["USA", "Canada", "Mexico", "Cuba"],
  1115. Countries38: ["Jamaica", "Haiti", "Bahamas", "Trinidad and Tobago"],
  1116. Countries39: ["Dominican Republic", "Barbados", "Saint Lucia", "Grenada"],
  1117. Countries40: ["Belize", "Guatemala", "El Salvador", "Honduras"],
  1118.  
  1119. // Countries in South America (385–388)
  1120. Countries41: ["Brazil", "Argentina", "Chile", "Peru"],
  1121. Countries42: ["Colombia", "Venezuela", "Ecuador", "Bolivia"],
  1122. Countries43: ["Paraguay", "Uruguay", "Guyana", "Suriname"],
  1123. Countries44: ["French Guiana", "Falkland Islands", "Aruba", "Curacao"],
  1124.  
  1125. // Countries in Oceania (389–392)
  1126. Countries45: ["Australia", "New Zealand", "Fiji", "Samoa"],
  1127. Countries46: ["Papua New Guinea", "Tonga", "Vanuatu", "Solomon Islands"],
  1128. Countries47: ["Micronesia", "Palau", "Nauru", "Kiribati"],
  1129. Countries48: ["Marshall Islands", "Tuvalu", "Cook Islands", "Niue"],
  1130.  
  1131. // Shakespeare Plays (393–397)
  1132. Plays1: ["Hamlet", "Macbeth", "Othello", "King Lear"],
  1133. Plays2: ["Romeo and Juliet", "Julius Caesar", "Coriolanus", "The Tempest"],
  1134. Plays3: ["Twelfth Night", "Macbeth", "King Lear", "Othello"],
  1135. Plays4: ["King Lear", "King John", "Merchant of Venice", "Coriolanus"],
  1136. Plays5: ["Coriolanus", "King Henry IV", "Richard III", "Winter's Tale"],
  1137. Plays6: ["The Tempest", "Comedy of Errors", "Measure for Measure", "Richard III"],
  1138. Plays7: ["Titus Andronicus", "Antony and Cleopatra", "Julius Caesar", "King John"],
  1139.  
  1140. // Countries in the Middle East (398)
  1141. Countries49: ["Saudi Arabia", "Iran", "Iraq", "Israel"],
  1142.  
  1143. // Periodic Table Elements (399–402)
  1144. Elements1: ["Helium", "Neon", "Argon", "Krypton"],
  1145. Elements2: ["Hydrogen", "Oxygen", "Nitrogen", "Carbon"],
  1146. Elements3: ["Sodium", "Magnesium", "Calcium", "Potassium"],
  1147. Elements4: ["Chlorine", "Sulfur", "Phosphorus", "Fluorine"],
  1148. Elements5: ["Iron", "Copper", "Zinc", "Silver"],
  1149. Elements6: ["Gold", "Platinum", "Uranium", "Radon"],
  1150.  
  1151. // Nobel Prize Winners (403–406)
  1152. NobelWinners1: ["Einstein", "Curie", "Hawking", "Feynman"],
  1153. NobelWinners2: ["Newton", "Darwin", "Galileo", "Tesla"],
  1154. NobelWinners3: ["Salk", "Watson", "Crick", "Franklin"],
  1155. NobelWinners4: ["Mandela", "Gandhi", "Mother Teresa", "M. Luther King"],
  1156. NobelWinners5: ["Obama", "Mandela", "Kofi Annan", "Al Gore"],
  1157.  
  1158. // U.S. Presidents (407–410)
  1159. USPresidents1: ["Lincoln", "Kennedy", "Roosevelt", "Obama"],
  1160. USPresidents2: ["Washington", "Jefferson", "Jackson", "Eisenhower"],
  1161. USPresidents3: ["Reagan", "Clinton", "Bush", "Trump"],
  1162. USPresidents4: ["Adams", "Wilson", "FDR", "JFK"],
  1163.  
  1164. // Famous Artists (411–414)
  1165. Artists1: ["Picasso", "Da Vinci", "Van Gogh", "Dali"],
  1166. Artists2: ["Michelangelo", "Rembrandt", "Monet", "Warhol"],
  1167. Artists3: ["Kandinsky", "Matisse", "Pollock", "Klimt"],
  1168. Artists4: ["Cezanne", "Van Gogh", "Goya", "Caravaggio"],
  1169.  
  1170. // World Wonders (415–418)
  1171. WorldWonders1: ["Great Wall", "Pyramids", "Colosseum", "Machu Picchu"],
  1172. WorldWonders2: ["Taj Mahal", "Chichen Itza", "Petra", "Christ Redeemer"],
  1173. WorldWonders3: ["Eiffel Tower", "Acropolis", "Sydney Opera House", "Stonehenge"],
  1174.  
  1175. // Famous Authors (419–422)
  1176. Authors1: ["Shakespeare", "Rowling", "Dickens", "Tolkien"],
  1177. Authors2: ["Hemingway", "Austen", "Dickens", "Fitzgerald"],
  1178. Authors3: ["Orwell", "Hemingway", "J.K. Rowling", "George Martin"],
  1179. Authors4: ["Mark Twain", "Homer", "Dickens", "Hemingway"],
  1180. Authors5: ["Orwell", "Austen", "Dickens", "Hemingway"],
  1181. Authors6: ["Shakespeare", "Fitzgerald", "Tolkien", "Rowling"],
  1182. Authors7: ["Mark Twain", "Homer", "Camus", "Dostoevsky"],
  1183. Authors8: ["Hemingway", "Fitzgerald", "Dickens", "Melville"],
  1184.  
  1185.  
  1186. // Dance Styles (423–426)
  1187. DanceStyles1: ["Ballet", "Hip Hop", "Folk", "Bhangra"],
  1188. DanceStyles2: ["Jazz", "Contemporary", "Salsa", "Tango"],
  1189. DanceStyles3: ["Waltz", "Ballroom", "Breakdance", "Flamenco"],
  1190. DanceStyles4: ["Tap", "Krumping", "Hula", "Ballet FolklΓ³rico"],
  1191.  
  1192. // Famous Artists (427–430)
  1193. Artists1: ["Picasso", "Van Gogh", "Da Vinci", "Michelangelo"],
  1194. Artists2: ["Monet", "Rembrandt", "Warhol", "Pollock"],
  1195. Artists3: ["Kandinsky", "Matisse", "Goya", "Dali"],
  1196. Artists4: ["Cezanne", "Klimt", "Caravaggio", "Degas"],
  1197.  
  1198.  
  1199. // Famous Scientists (435–438)
  1200. Scientists1: ["Darwin", "Newton", "Galileo", "Tesla"],
  1201. Scientists2: ["Einstein", "Curie", "Hawking", "Feynman"],
  1202. Scientists3: ["Copernicus", "Faraday", "Watson", "Crick"],
  1203. Scientists4: ["Pasteur", "Einstein", "Oppenheimer", "Fermi"],
  1204.  
  1205. // Famous Explorers (439–442)
  1206. Explorers1: ["Columbus", "Magellan", "Marco Polo", "Armstrong"],
  1207. Explorers2: ["Vasco da Gama", "Cook", "Lewis and Clark", "Amundsen"],
  1208. Explorers3: ["Pizarro", "Livingstone", "Shackleton", "Ferdinand Magellan"],
  1209. Explorers4: ["Hernan Cortes", "Bering", "Fridtjof Nansen", "David Livingstone"],
  1210.  
  1211. // Famous Philosophers (443–446)
  1212. Philosophers1: ["Plato", "Aristotle", "Kant", "Nietzsche"],
  1213. Philosophers2: ["Descartes", "Socrates", "Confucius", "Hume"],
  1214. Philosophers3: ["Locke", "Spinoza", "Heidegger", "Foucault"],
  1215. Philosophers4: ["Marx", "Schopenhauer", "Rousseau", "Hegel"],
  1216.  
  1217. // Famous Composers (447–450)
  1218. Composers1: ["Mozart", "Beethoven", "Bach", "Chopin"],
  1219. Composers2: ["Vivaldi", "Tchaikovsky", "Handel", "Liszt"],
  1220. Composers3: ["Schubert", "Strauss", "Wagner", "Brahms"],
  1221. Composers4: ["Rachmaninoff", "Debussy", "Mahler", "Schoenberg"],
  1222.  
  1223. // Famous Architects (451–454)
  1224. Architects1: ["GaudΓ­", "Wright", "I. M. Pei", "Zaha Hadid"],
  1225. Architects2: ["Le Corbusier", "Frank Gehry", "Mies van der Rohe", "Norman Foster"],
  1226. Architects3: ["Louis Sullivan", "Oscar Niemeyer", "Richard Rogers", "Renzo Piano"],
  1227. Architects4: ["Ludwig Mies van der Rohe", "Antoni GaudΓ­", "Eero Saarinen", "Rem Koolhaas"],
  1228.  
  1229. // Famous Inventors (455–458)
  1230. Inventors1: ["Edison", "Tesla", "Bell", "Jobs"],
  1231. Inventors2: ["Einstein", "Faraday", "Wright Brothers", "Newton"],
  1232. Inventors3: ["Marie Curie", "Alexander Graham Bell", "Nikola Tesla", "James Watt"],
  1233. Inventors4: ["Tim Berners-Lee", "Galileo", "Michael Faraday", "Leonardo da Vinci"],
  1234.  
  1235. // Famous Leaders (459–462)
  1236. Leaders1: ["Churchill", "Gandhi", "Mandela", "Washington"],
  1237. Leaders2: ["Lincoln", "Roosevelt", "Reagan", "Obama"],
  1238. Leaders3: ["Napoleon", "Alexander the Great", "Julius Caesar", "Cleopatra"],
  1239. Leaders4: ["Mahatma Gandhi", "Winston Churchill", "Nelson Mandela", "Abraham Lincoln"],
  1240.  
  1241. // Famous Athletes (463–466)
  1242. Athletes1: ["Jordan", "Ali", "Pele", "Federer"],
  1243. Athletes2: ["Usain Bolt", "Serena Williams", "Michael Phelps", "Tiger Woods"],
  1244. Athletes3: ["Messi", "Ronaldo", "LeBron James", "Kobe Bryant"],
  1245. Athletes4: ["Muhammad Ali", "Diego Maradona", "Roger Federer", "Michael Jordan"],
  1246.  
  1247. // Famous Movies (467–470)
  1248. Movies1: ["Titanic", "Avatar", "Inception", "Matrix"],
  1249. Movies2: ["The Godfather", "Star Wars", "Forrest Gump", "Shawshank Redemption"],
  1250. Movies3: ["Pulp Fiction", "Dark Knight", "Gladiator", "Schindler's List"],
  1251. Movies4: ["Jurassic Park", "Matrix", "The Lion King", "Godfather"],
  1252. Movies5: ["Titanic", "Avatar", "Inception", "Jaws"],
  1253. Movies6: ["Godfather", "Forrest Gump", "Shawshank Redemption", "Dark Knight"],
  1254. Movies7: ["Star Wars", "Jurassic Park", "Matrix", "Pulp Fiction"],
  1255. Movies8: ["Gladiator", "Gladiator", "Schindler's List", "Fight Club"],
  1256. Movies9: ["The Lion King", "Dark Knight", "Casablanca", "Star Wars"],
  1257. Movies10: ["Avengers: Endgame", "The Terminator", "Back to Future", "Dark Knight"],
  1258.  
  1259.  
  1260. // Famous Directors (471–474)
  1261. Directors1: ["Spielberg", "Tarantino", "Nolan", "Coppola"],
  1262. Directors2: ["Scorsese", "Kubrick", "Hitchcock", "Cameron"],
  1263. Directors3: ["David Fincher", "Peter Jackson", "Ridley Scott", "George Lucas"],
  1264. Directors4: ["Wes Anderson", "Christopher Nolan", "Quentin Tarantino", "James Cameron"],
  1265.  
  1266. // Famous Singers (475–478)
  1267. Singers1: ["Sinatra", "Presley", "Madonna", "BeyoncΓ©"],
  1268. Singers2: ["Michael Jackson", "Whitney Houston", "Elvis Presley", "Adele"],
  1269. Singers3: ["Aretha Franklin", "Freddie Mercury", "Bob Dylan", "Mariah Carey"],
  1270. Singers4: ["Stevie Wonder", "Patti LaBelle", "Prince", "John Lennon"],
  1271.  
  1272. // Famous Bands (479–482)
  1273. Bands1: ["Beatles", "Queen", "Rolling Stones", "Nirvana"],
  1274. Bands2: ["Led Zeppelin", "Pink Floyd", "U2", "The Who"],
  1275. Bands3: ["AC/DC", "Metallica", "The Doors", "Fleetwood Mac"],
  1276. Bands4: ["The Beach Boys", "The Police", "Red Hot Chili Peppers", "The Clash"],
  1277.  
  1278. // Famous TV Shows (483–486)
  1279. TVShows1: ["Friends", "Seinfeld", "Simpsons", "Game of Thrones"],
  1280. TVShows2: ["Breaking Bad", "The Office", "Stranger Things", "The Crown"],
  1281. TVShows3: ["The Sopranos", "The Big Bang Theory", "Narcos", "Black Mirror"],
  1282. TVShows4: ["Westworld", "The Mandalorian", "Sherlock", "The Walking Dead"],
  1283. TVShows5: ["Sesame Street", "Dora", "Peppa Pig", "Tom & Jerry"],
  1284. TVShows6: ["Friends", "The Office", "Game of Thrones", "Breaking Bad"],
  1285. TVShows7: ["Stranger Things", "The Simpsons", "The Mandalorian", "Sherlock"],
  1286. TVShows8: ["Narcos", "The Crown", "Grey's Anatomy", "Money Heist"],
  1287. TVShows9: ["Naruto", "Dragon Ball", "One Piece", "Attack on Titan"],
  1288.  
  1289.  
  1290. // Famous Paintings (491–494)
  1291. Paintings1: ["Mona Lisa", "Starry Night", "Scream", "Guernica"],
  1292. Paintings2: ["Ersistence of Memory", "The Night Watch", "Sunflowers", "Creation of Adam"],
  1293. Paintings3: ["Last Supper", "Sunflowers", "Birth of Venus", "Arnolfini Portrait"],
  1294. Paintings4: ["American Gothic", "Water Lilies", "The Kiss", "Las Meninas"],
  1295.  
  1296. // Famous Sculptures (495–498)
  1297. Sculptures1: ["David", "Thinker", "Venus de Milo", "Kiss"],
  1298. Sculptures2: ["Discus Thrower", "The Pieta", "Laocoon and His Sons", "Kiss"],
  1299. Sculptures3: ["Michelangelo's Moses", "Burghers of Calais", "David by Donatello", "Venus of Willendorf"],
  1300. Sculptures4: ["Kiss by Rodin", "Motherland Calls", "Great Sphinx of Giza", "Mount Rushmore"],
  1301.  
  1302. // Famous Landmarks (499–502)
  1303. Landmarks1: ["Eiffel Tower", "Statue of Liberty", "Big Ben", "Taj Mahal"],
  1304. Landmarks2: ["Great Wall of China", "Colosseum", "Stonehenge", "Sydney Opera House"],
  1305. Landmarks3: ["Machu Picchu", "Christ the Redeemer", "Pyramids of Giza", "Mount Fuji"],
  1306. Landmarks4: ["Chichen Itza", "Petra", "Angkor Wat", "Burj Khalifa"],
  1307.  
  1308. // Famous Monuments (503–506)
  1309. Monuments1: ["Lincoln Memorial", "Mount Rushmore", "Arc de Triomphe", "Christ the Redeemer"],
  1310. Monuments2: ["Washington Monument", "Statue of Liberty", "Obelisk of Luxor", "Victory Column"],
  1311. Monuments3: ["Eiffel Tower", "The Cenotaph", "Gateway of India", "The Alamo"],
  1312. Monuments4: ["The Cenotaph", "Bunker Hill Monument", "The Sphinx", "The Parthenon"],
  1313.  
  1314. // Famous Bridges (507–510)
  1315. Bridges1: ["Golden Gate", "Tower Bridge", "Brooklyn Bridge", "Sydney Harbour"],
  1316. Bridges2: ["London Bridge", "Verrazano-Narrows", "Akashi Kaikyo", "Ponte Vecchio"],
  1317. Bridges3: ["Hoover Dam", "Charles Bridge", "Millau Viaduct", "Queensboro Bridge"],
  1318. Bridges4: ["Pont Neuf", "Forth Bridge", "Confederation Bridge", "Rialto Bridge"],
  1319.  
  1320. // Famous Skyscrapers (511–514)
  1321. Skyscrapers1: ["Burj Khalifa", "Empire State", "CN Tower", "Willis Tower"],
  1322. Skyscrapers2: ["Shanghai Tower", "World Trade Center", "Petronas Towers", "Taipei 101"],
  1323. Skyscrapers3: ["Burj Al Arab", "Tokyo Skytree", "Marina Bay Sands", "Lotte World Tower"],
  1324. Skyscrapers4: ["Shanghai Tower", "Eureka Tower", "Chrysler Building", "Bank of China Tower"],
  1325.  
  1326.  
  1327. // Famous Churches (519–522)
  1328. Churches1: ["St. Peter's Basilica", "Notre Dame", "Sagrada Familia", "Westminster Abbey"],
  1329. Churches2: ["Notre Dame", "Milan Cathedral", "La Sagrada Familia", "Hagia Sophia"],
  1330. Churches3: ["Duomo di Milano", "Milan Cathedral", "Cologne Cathedral", "Canterbury Cathedral"],
  1331. Churches4: ["The Vatican", "Hagia Sophia", "Notre Dame", "Milan Cathedral"],
  1332.  
  1333. // Famous Mosques (523–526)
  1334. Mosques1: ["Al-Masjid al-Haram", "Al-Aqsa", "Sultan Ahmed", "Hassan II"],
  1335. Mosques2: ["Blue Mosque", "Al-Aqsa", "Nasir al-Mulk Mosque", "Dome of the Rock"],
  1336. Mosques3: ["Al-Nabawi Mosque", "Dome of the Rock", "Suleymaniye Mosque", "Badshahi Mosque"],
  1337. Mosques4: ["Qutb Mosque", "Masjid al-Qiblatain", "Grand Mosque of Paris", "Al-Masjid an-Nabawi"],
  1338.  
  1339. // Famous Synagogues (527–530)
  1340. Synagogues1: ["Great Synagogue", "Hurva", "Belz", "Eldridge Street"],
  1341. Synagogues2: ["Jewish Museum Berlin", "Central Synagogue", "Touro Synagogue", "Old Synagogue Prague"],
  1342. Synagogues3: ["Belz", "Beth Shalom", "Hurva", "Choral Synagogue"],
  1343. Synagogues4: ["Hurva", "New York Synagogue", "Belz", "Spanish Synagogue"],
  1344.  
  1345.  
  1346. // Famous Museums (535–538)
  1347. Museums1: ["Louvre", "British Museum", "Prado", "Uffizi"],
  1348. Museums2: ["The Met", "Vatican Museums", "Natural History Museum", "Smithsonian Institution"],
  1349. Museums3: ["National Gallery", "Hermitage Museum", "Rijksmuseum", "Museum of Modern Art"],
  1350. Museums4: ["Getty Museum", "The Met", "Tate Modern", "Prado"],
  1351.  
  1352. // Famous Aquariums (543–546)
  1353. Aquariums1: ["Georgia", "Monterey Bay", "Okinawa", "Dubai"],
  1354. Aquariums2: ["Okinawa", "Aquarium of Pacific", "Shedd Aquarium", "Georgia"],
  1355. Aquariums3: ["L'Oceanografic", "Sydney Aquarium", "Monterey Bay", "Dubai Aquarium"],
  1356. Aquariums4: ["Vancouver Aquarium", "Aquarium of Barcelona", "Okinawa", "Aquarium of Bay"],
  1357.  
  1358. // Famous Amusement Parks (547–550)
  1359. AmusementParks1: ["Disneyland", "Universal Studios", "Six Flags", "Epcot"],
  1360. AmusementParks2: ["Magic Kingdom", "EPCOT", "Disneyland", "Tokyo Disneyland"],
  1361. AmusementParks3: ["Legoland", "SeaWorld", "Alton Towers", "Europa Park"],
  1362. AmusementParks4: ["Busch Gardens", "Cedar Point", "Europa Park", "Paris Disneyland"],
  1363.  
  1364. // Famous Stadiums (551–554)
  1365. Stadiums1: ["Wembley", "Maracana", "Camp Nou", "Old Trafford"],
  1366. Stadiums2: ["MetLife Stadium", "FedEx Field", "Old Trafford", "Rose Bowl"],
  1367. Stadiums3: ["Yankee Stadium", "Barclaycard Arena", "Anfield", "Santiago Bernabeu"],
  1368. Stadiums4: ["Rose Bowl", "Old Trafford", "Allianz Arena", "Hard Rock Stadium"],
  1369.  
  1370. // Famous Technologies (583–586)
  1371. Technologies1: ["Internet", "Blockchain", "AI", "Cloud Computing"],
  1372. Technologies2: ["Quantum Computing", "3D Printing", "Virtual Reality", "Augmented Reality"],
  1373. Technologies3: ["GPS", "Smartphones", "Wi-Fi", "Big Data"],
  1374. Technologies4: ["Drones", "Wearables", "IoT", "Biotechnology"]
  1375.  
  1376.  },
  1377.  hard: {
  1378.    // Words That Can Follow "Rock" (587–590)
  1379. Rock1: ["Band", "Star", "Climb", "Bottom"],
  1380. Rock2: ["Hard", "Music", "Roll", "Face"],
  1381. Rock3: ["Solid", "Crystal", "Steady", "Quarry"],
  1382. Rock4: ["River", "Mountain", "Stone", "Formation"],
  1383.  
  1384. // Homophones (591–594)
  1385. Homophones1: ["Knight", "Night", "Write", "Right"],
  1386. Homophones2: ["Flower", "Flour", "Cell", "Sell"],
  1387. Homophones3: ["Read", "Reed", "Pair", "Pear"],
  1388. Homophones4: ["Sea", "See", "Buy", "By"],
  1389.  
  1390. // Words That Sound Like Letters (595–598)
  1391. Letters1: ["See", "Tea", "Eye", "Queue"],
  1392. Letters2: ["Bee", "Are", "Jay", "El"],
  1393. Letters3: ["Why", "Ess", "Gee", "Ay"],
  1394. Letters4: ["Kay", "Em", "En", "Ex"],
  1395.  
  1396. // Things That Can Be β€œPressed” (599–602)
  1397. Pressed1: ["Button", "Pants", "Charges", "Flowers"],
  1398. Pressed2: ["Clothes", "Juice", "Snooze", "Suit"],
  1399. Pressed3: ["Shirt", "Paper", "Garment", "Lip"],
  1400. Pressed4: ["Suit", "Lemon", "Dough", "Flowers"],
  1401.  
  1402. // Words That Are Also Metals (603–606)
  1403. Metals1: ["Iron", "Lead", "Copper", "Silver"],
  1404. Metals2: ["Gold", "Zinc", "Platinum", "Nickel"],
  1405. Metals3: ["Aluminum", "Tin", "Cobalt", "Titanium"],
  1406. Metals4: ["Steel", "Magnesium", "Bismuth", "Chromium"],
  1407.  
  1408. // Slang for Money (607–610)
  1409. Money1: ["Bucks", "Dough", "Bread", "Moolah"],
  1410. Money2: ["Cash", "Greenbacks", "Quid", "Loot"],
  1411. Money3: ["Fiver", "Grand", "Cheddar", "Benjamins"],
  1412. Money4: ["Dollars", "Coins", "Bills", "Banknotes"],
  1413.  
  1414. // Words With Silent Letters (611–614)
  1415. SilentLetters1: ["Knife", "Island", "Honest", "Gnome"],
  1416. SilentLetters2: ["Knee", "Whistle", "Doubt", "Climb"],
  1417. SilentLetters3: ["Guitar", "Wrist", "Psychology", "Write"],
  1418. SilentLetters4: ["Honeymoon", "Dough", "Pneumonia", "Subtle"],
  1419.  
  1420. // Things With "Key" (615–618)
  1421. Key1: ["Monkey", "Whiskey", "Donkey", "Turkey"],
  1422. Key2: ["Keyhole", "Keyboard", "Keychain", "Keypad"],
  1423. Key3: ["Piano Key", "Master Key", "Skeleton Key", "Keycard"],
  1424. Key4: ["Keynote", "Keyring", "Keyless", "Keypad"],
  1425.  
  1426. // Synonyms for "Fast" (619–622)
  1427. Fast1: ["Quick", "Rapid", "Swift", "Speedy"],
  1428. Fast2: ["Brisk", "Nimble", "Hasty", "Fleet"],
  1429. Fast3: ["Prompt", "Expeditious", "Accelerated", "Turbo"],
  1430. Fast4: ["Instant", "Speed", "Snappy", "Flash"],
  1431.  
  1432. // Prefixes Meaning "Not" (623–626)
  1433. Not1: ["Un", "In", "Non", "Dis"],
  1434. Not2: ["Anti", "Ir", "Im", "A"],
  1435. Not3: ["De", "Il", "Un", "A"],
  1436. Not4: ["Mis", "Over", "Under", "Re"],
  1437.  
  1438. // Words That Mean "Hit" (627–630)
  1439. Hit1: ["Slam", "Whack", "Punch", "Strike"],
  1440. Hit2: ["Bash", "Clout", "Thump", "Smack"],
  1441. Hit3: ["Beat", "Knock", "Slap", "Pound"],
  1442. Hit4: ["Whack", "Crash", "Sting", "Pummel"],
  1443.  
  1444. // Idioms with "Cold" (631–634)
  1445. Cold1: ["Cold Feet", "Cold Shoulder", "Cold Call", "Cold Snap"],
  1446. Cold2: ["Cold as Ice", "Catch a Cold", "In the Cold", "Cold War"],
  1447. Cold3: ["Get Cold Feet", "A Cold Reception", "Cold Comfort", "Cold Day in Hell"],
  1448. Cold4: ["Cold as Stone", "Cold Heart", "Left Out in the Cold", "Cold Hands"],
  1449.  
  1450. // Double Meanings (635–638)
  1451. DoubleMeanings1: ["Bark", "Spring", "Bat", "Bow"],
  1452. DoubleMeanings2: ["Lead", "Light", "Tire", "Date"],
  1453. DoubleMeanings3: ["Right", "Match", "Ring", "Well"],
  1454. DoubleMeanings4: ["Fair", "Jam", "Seal", "Wave"],
  1455.  
  1456. // Words That Rhyme (639–642)
  1457. Rhyme1: ["Cat", "Hat", "Mat", "Sat"],
  1458. Rhyme2: ["Ball", "Call", "Fall", "Tall"],
  1459. Rhyme3: ["Moon", "Soon", "Tune", "Boon"],
  1460. Rhyme4: ["Light", "Fight", "Sight", "Night"],
  1461.  
  1462. // Common Password Words (643–646)
  1463. Passwords1: ["Admin", "Guest", "Root", "1234"],
  1464. Passwords2: ["Password", "Qwerty", "123456", "Welcome"],
  1465. Passwords3: ["Letmein", "Monkey", "Dragon", "Sunshine"],
  1466. Passwords4: ["123123", "Password1", "Qwerty123", "Abc123"],
  1467.  
  1468. // Words That Can Be Preceded by "Head" (647–650)
  1469. Head1: ["Ache", "Start", "Line", "Light"],
  1470. Head2: ["Hunter", "Teacher", "Office", "Case"],
  1471. Head3: ["Chef", "Waiter", "Coach", "Of State"],
  1472. Head4: ["Headache", "Headcount", "Headlight", "Headline"],
  1473.  
  1474. // Words That Can Be Preceded by "Fire" (651–654)
  1475. Fire1: ["Arm", "Drill", "Escape", "Alarm"],
  1476. Fire2: ["Truck", "Engine", "Wall", "Place"],
  1477. Fire3: ["Extinguisher", "Hydrant", "Safety", "Fighter"],
  1478. Fire4: ["Pit", "Alarm", "Starter", "Retardant"],
  1479.  
  1480. // Words That Mean "Zero" (655–658)
  1481. Zero1: ["Naught", "Nil", "Zilch", "None"],
  1482. Zero2: ["Nothing", "Void", "Null", "Blank"],
  1483. Zero3: ["Zero", "Goose Egg", "Cipher", "Blank Space"],
  1484. Zero4: ["Empty", "Nullity", "Nothingness", "No One"],
  1485.  
  1486. // Collective Nouns (659–662)
  1487. Collective1: ["Gaggle", "Murder", "Pack", "School"],
  1488. Collective2: ["Herd", "Flock", "Pride", "Colony"],
  1489. Collective3: ["Troop", "Pod", "Swarm", "Cluster"],
  1490. Collective4: ["Team", "Family", "Group", "Bunch"],
  1491.  
  1492. // Words with Double Letters in the Middle (663–666)
  1493. DoubleLetters1: ["Letter", "Bitter", "Butter", "Fitter"],
  1494. DoubleLetters2: ["Jitter", "Setter", "Hitter", "Tatter"],
  1495. DoubleLetters3: ["Better", "Mutter", "Latter", "Pitter"],
  1496. DoubleLetters4: ["Shatter", "Ritter", "Cutter", "Fetter"],
  1497.  
  1498. // Words That Can Be Types of Shots (667–670)
  1499. Shots1: ["Flu", "Jump", "Trick", "Photo"],
  1500. Shots2: ["Shotgun", "Free", "Basket", "Point"],
  1501. Shots3: ["Foul", "Goal", "Penalty", "Ace"],
  1502. Shots4: ["Jump", "Snapshot", "Fastball", "Slowball"],
  1503.  
  1504. // Famous Palindromes (671–674)
  1505. Palindromes1: ["Civic", "Radar", "Level", "Noon"],
  1506. Palindromes2: ["Racecar", "Madam", "Rotator", "Deified"],
  1507. Palindromes3: ["Repaper", "Reviver", "Rotator", "Malayalam"],
  1508. Palindromes4: ["Tenet", "Kayak", "Rotator", "Stats"],
  1509.  
  1510. // Anagram Sets (675–678)
  1511. Anagrams1: ["Stressed", "Desserts", "Resets", "Steers"],
  1512. Anagrams2: ["Listen", "Silent", "Enlist", "Tinsel"],
  1513. Anagrams3: ["Evil", "Vile", "Veil", "Live"],
  1514. Anagrams4: ["Stop", "Spot", "Post", "Pots"],
  1515.  
  1516. // Words with Greek Prefixes (679–682)
  1517. GreekPrefixes1: ["Bio", "Geo", "Theo", "Chrono"],
  1518. GreekPrefixes2: ["Thermo", "Micro", "Macro", "Philo"],
  1519. GreekPrefixes3: ["Poly", "Neo", "Tele", "Auto"],
  1520. GreekPrefixes4: ["Anti", "Pseudo", "Arch", "Paleo"],
  1521.  
  1522. // Phrases Meaning "Leave Quickly" (687–690)
  1523. LeaveQuickly1: ["Run", "Split", "Bounce", "Dip"],
  1524. LeaveQuickly2: ["Bolt", "Dash", "Scoot", "Skedaddle"],
  1525. LeaveQuickly3: ["Hightail", "Vamoose", "Bail", "Scram"],
  1526. LeaveQuickly4: ["Scram", "Beat it", "Get out", "Take off"]
  1527.  
  1528.  }
  1529. };
  1530. let difficulty = 'medium'; // By default Easy selected
  1531. let selectedWords = [];
  1532. let currentWords = [];
  1533. let score = 0;
  1534. let mistakes = 0;
  1535. let allowSelection = true;
  1536. let timer = 0;
  1537. let timerInterval;
  1538. let highscore = localStorage.getItem('highscore') || 0;
  1539. let gamesPlayed = parseInt(localStorage.getItem('gamesPlayed')) || 0;
  1540. let gamesWon = parseInt(localStorage.getItem('gamesWon')) || 0;
  1541.  
  1542. document.getElementById('highscore').innerText = highscore;
  1543.  
  1544. function shuffle(array) {
  1545.  for (let i = array.length - 1; i > 0; i--) {
  1546.    const j = Math.floor(Math.random() * (i + 1));
  1547.    [array[i], array[j]] = [array[j], array[i]];
  1548.  }
  1549. }
  1550. function pickWords() {
  1551.  const groups = wordGroups[difficulty];
  1552.  const groupNames = Object.keys(groups);
  1553.  shuffle(groupNames);
  1554.  
  1555.  const selectedGroups = groupNames.slice(0, 4); // 4 different categories
  1556.  let pickedWords = [];
  1557.  
  1558.  selectedGroups.forEach(group => {
  1559.    const words = groups[group].slice(); // copy to avoid modifying original
  1560.    shuffle(words); // shuffle words inside the group
  1561.    const selected = words.slice(0, 4); // pick 4 from it
  1562.  
  1563.    selected.forEach(word => pickedWords.push({ word: word, group: group }));
  1564.  });
  1565.  
  1566.  shuffle(pickedWords); // final shuffle of all 16 words
  1567.  return pickedWords;
  1568. }
  1569. function setDifficulty(level) {
  1570.  difficulty = level;
  1571.  updateDifficultyButtonStyles();
  1572.  newGame(); // Jab naye difficulty select karo to nayi game start ho
  1573. }
  1574. function updateDifficultyButtonStyles() {
  1575.  const buttons = document.querySelectorAll('#difficulty-buttons button');
  1576.  buttons.forEach(button => {
  1577.    if (button.textContent.toLowerCase() === difficulty) {
  1578.      button.style.backgroundColor = '#AAAAAA';
  1579.      button.style.color = 'white';
  1580.    } else {
  1581.      button.style.backgroundColor = '#DDDDDD';
  1582.      button.style.color = 'black';
  1583.    }
  1584.  });
  1585. }
  1586. // Page load ke baad styling apply
  1587. updateDifficultyButtonStyles();
  1588.  
  1589. function createGrid() {
  1590.  const grid = document.getElementById('grid');
  1591.  grid.innerHTML = '';
  1592.  currentWords.forEach(item => {
  1593.    const div = document.createElement('div');
  1594.    div.className = 'word';
  1595.    div.innerText = item.word;
  1596.    div.onclick = () => toggleSelect(div, item);
  1597.    grid.appendChild(div);
  1598.  });
  1599. }
  1600.  
  1601. function toggleSelect(div, item) {
  1602.  if (div.classList.contains('selected')) {
  1603.    div.classList.remove('selected');
  1604.    selectedWords = selectedWords.filter(w => w.word !== item.word);
  1605.  } else {
  1606.    if (selectedWords.length < 4) {
  1607.      div.classList.add('selected');
  1608.      selectedWords.push(item);
  1609.    }
  1610.  }
  1611. }
  1612.  
  1613. function deselectAll() {
  1614.  selectedWords = [];
  1615.  document.querySelectorAll('.word').forEach(d => d.classList.remove('selected'));
  1616. }
  1617.  
  1618. function submitSelection() {
  1619.    if (!allowSelection) {
  1620.  return; // Selection disabled, kuch mat karo
  1621. }
  1622.  if (selectedWords.length !== 4) {
  1623.    document.getElementById('message').innerText = "Select exactly 4 words!";
  1624.    return;
  1625.  }
  1626.  const firstGroup = selectedWords[0].group;
  1627.  const allSameGroup = selectedWords.every(w => w.group === firstGroup);
  1628.  
  1629.  if (allSameGroup) {
  1630.    document.getElementById('correctSound').play();
  1631.    document.getElementById('message').innerText = "βœ… Correct Group!";
  1632.    score++;
  1633.    document.getElementById('score').innerText = score;
  1634.    if (score > highscore) {
  1635.      highscore = score;
  1636.      localStorage.setItem('highscore', highscore);
  1637.      document.getElementById('highscore').innerText = highscore;
  1638.    }
  1639.    selectedWords.forEach(w => {
  1640.      document.querySelectorAll('.word').forEach(d => {
  1641.        if (d.innerText === w.word.toUpperCase()) {
  1642.          d.classList.add('correct');
  1643.          setTimeout(() => d.style.visibility = 'hidden', 500);
  1644.        }
  1645.      });
  1646.    });
  1647.    // πŸ›  Yeh line setTimeout ke andar le jao:
  1648. setTimeout(() => {
  1649.  checkWin();
  1650. }, 600);  // 0.6 second me check karo jeet hua ya nahi
  1651.  
  1652.  } else {
  1653.      // Shake effect jab wrong group ho
  1654. selectedWords.forEach(w => {
  1655.  document.querySelectorAll('.word').forEach(d => {
  1656.    if (d.innerText === w.word.toUpperCase()) { // Match karo selected words se
  1657.      d.classList.add('shake'); // Shake lagao
  1658.      setTimeout(() => d.classList.remove('shake'), 500); // 0.5 sec baad remove karo
  1659.    }
  1660.  });
  1661. });
  1662.    document.getElementById('wrongSound').play();
  1663.    document.getElementById('message').innerText = "❌ Wrong Group! Try Again.";
  1664.    mistakes++;
  1665.    updateMistakeDisplay();
  1666.    
  1667.    selectedWords.forEach(w => {
  1668.      document.querySelectorAll('.word').forEach(d => {
  1669.         if (d.innerText === w.word) {
  1670.          d.classList.add('wrong');
  1671.          setTimeout(() => d.classList.remove('wrong'), 500);
  1672.        }
  1673.      });
  1674.    });
  1675.  }
  1676.  selectedWords = [];
  1677.  document.querySelectorAll('.word').forEach(d => d.classList.remove('selected'));
  1678. }
  1679. function updateMistakeDisplay() {
  1680.  const mistakesLeft = 4 - mistakes; // 4 se kam hota rahe
  1681.  document.getElementById('mistakes').innerText = mistakesLeft >= 0 ? mistakesLeft : 0;
  1682.  
  1683.  if (mistakesLeft === 0) {
  1684.     allowSelection = false; // Disable selection
  1685.     document.getElementById('restartButton').style.display = 'inline-block'; // Restart button show
  1686.      // πŸ†• Add karo: haarne par bhi count
  1687.    gamesPlayed++;
  1688.    localStorage.setItem('gamesPlayed', gamesPlayed);
  1689.    updateStats();
  1690.  }
  1691. }
  1692. function restartSameGame() {
  1693.  allowSelection = true; // Enable selection
  1694.  mistakes = 0;
  1695.  updateMistakeDisplay();
  1696.  document.getElementById('score').innerText = 0;
  1697.  document.getElementById('message').innerText = '';
  1698.  selectedWords = [];
  1699.  createGrid(); // Same grid reload
  1700.  startTimer(); // Timer restart
  1701.  document.getElementById('restartButton').style.display = 'none'; // Button wapas hide
  1702. }
  1703.  
  1704. function startTimer() {
  1705.  clearInterval(timerInterval);
  1706.  timer = 0;
  1707.  document.getElementById('timer').innerText = "00:00"; // timer ko reset karte waqt bhi format
  1708.  timerInterval = setInterval(() => {
  1709.    timer++;
  1710.    const minutes = Math.floor(timer / 60);
  1711.    const seconds = timer % 60;
  1712.    const formattedTime = `${minutes.toString().padStart(2, '0')}:${seconds.toString().padStart(2, '0')}`;
  1713.    document.getElementById('timer').innerText = formattedTime;
  1714.  }, 1000);
  1715. }
  1716.  
  1717. function checkWin() {
  1718.  const visible = [...document.querySelectorAll('.word')].filter(w => w.style.visibility !== 'hidden');
  1719.  if (visible.length === 0) {
  1720.    clearInterval(timerInterval);
  1721.    showEndScreen();
  1722.  }
  1723. }
  1724.  
  1725. function showEndScreen() {
  1726.    gamesWon++;
  1727.    gamesPlayed++;  // βœ… YE LINE ADD KARO
  1728.    localStorage.setItem('gamesWon', gamesWon);
  1729.    localStorage.setItem('gamesPlayed', gamesPlayed);  // βœ… YE LINE ADD KARO
  1730.    updateStats(); // βœ… jeetne ke baad bhi stats update ho
  1731.  const endScreen = document.getElementById('endScreen');
  1732.  endScreen.style.display = 'block';
  1733.  endScreen.innerHTML = `
  1734.    <div style="font-size: 30px; font-weight: bold; color: #4CAF50; margin-bottom: 10px;">πŸŽ‰ Congratulations! πŸŽ‰</div>
  1735.    <div style="font-size: 20px; margin-bottom: 10px;">You have completed all connections!</div>
  1736.    <div style="font-size: 18px;">Score: <b>${score}</b> | Mistakes: <b>${mistakes}</b> | Time: <b>${timer} sec</b></div>
  1737.    <button onclick="newGame()" style="margin-top: 20px; padding: 10px 20px; font-size: 18px; background-color: #4CAF50; color: white; border: none; border-radius: 8px; cursor: pointer;">Play Again</button>
  1738.    <br><br>
  1739.    <button onclick="shareScore()" style="padding: 10px 20px; font-size: 16px; background-color: #2196F3; color: white; border: none; border-radius: 8px; cursor: pointer;">Share Score</button>
  1740.  `;
  1741.  confetti();
  1742. }
  1743. function shareScore() {
  1744.  const textToCopy = `πŸ† I scored ${score} points with ${mistakes} mistakes in ${timer} seconds on Connections Unlimited! πŸ”₯
  1745. Play here: https://theconnectionsgame.org`;
  1746.  
  1747.  navigator.clipboard.writeText(textToCopy)
  1748.    .then(() => {
  1749.      alert('Score copied to clipboard! πŸ“‹πŸŽ‰');
  1750.    })
  1751.    .catch(err => {
  1752.      console.error('Could not copy text: ', err);
  1753.    });
  1754. }
  1755.  
  1756. function confetti() {
  1757.  for (let i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
  1758.    const conf = document.createElement('div');
  1759.    conf.style.position = 'fixed';
  1760.    conf.style.width = '10px';
  1761.    conf.style.height = '10px';
  1762.    conf.style.background = '#' + Math.floor(Math.random()*16777215).toString(16);
  1763.    conf.style.top = '-10px';
  1764.    conf.style.left = Math.random() * window.innerWidth + 'px';
  1765.    conf.style.animation = 'fall 3s linear forwards';
  1766.    document.body.appendChild(conf);
  1767.    setTimeout(() => conf.remove(), 3000);
  1768.  }
  1769. }
  1770.  
  1771. function newGame() {
  1772.  currentWords = pickWords();
  1773.  score = 0;
  1774.  mistakes = 0;
  1775.  document.getElementById('score').innerText = score;
  1776.  updateMistakeDisplay(); // βœ… yeh lagana hai
  1777.  document.getElementById('message').innerText = '';
  1778.  document.getElementById('endScreen').style.display = 'none';
  1779.  document.getElementById('restartButton').style.display = 'none'; // πŸ”₯ Yeh line add karo
  1780.  allowSelection = true; // πŸ”₯ Yeh bhi add karo
  1781.  selectedWords = [];
  1782.  createGrid();
  1783.  startTimer();
  1784. }
  1785. newGame();
  1786. updateStats();
  1787. // Open specific modal
  1788. function openModal(id) {
  1789.  document.getElementById(id).style.display = "block";
  1790. }
  1791.  
  1792. // Close specific modal
  1793. function closeModal(id) {
  1794.  document.getElementById(id).style.display = "none";
  1795. }
  1796.  
  1797. // Close modal when clicking outside
  1798. window.onclick = function(event) {
  1799.  if (event.target.classList.contains('modal')) {
  1800.    event.target.style.display = "none";
  1801.  }
  1802. }
  1803. function updateStats() {
  1804.    const winPercentage = gamesPlayed > 0 ? Math.round((gamesWon / gamesPlayed) * 100) : 0;
  1805.    document.getElementById('winPercentage').innerText = `${winPercentage}%`;
  1806.    document.getElementById('timesPlayed').innerText = gamesPlayed;
  1807. }
  1808. </script>
  1809.  
  1810. <style>
  1811. @keyframes fall {
  1812.  to { transform: translateY(100vh) rotate(360deg); opacity: 0; }
  1813. }
  1814. </style>
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