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All Hands Review #7: Oscar Nominees 2002 Find the 24 last names of the nominees for
the 2002 Academy Awards for Best Actor, Actress, Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress, and
Director hiding across, down, backwards, and diagonally. Actually there are 25
nominees, but "Smith" will only be found in the puzzle once for both Maggie
Smith and Will Smith. The remaining letters will spell out my pick for Best
Picture. Get the Oscar scoops at http://entertainment.msn.com/oscars2002/.
Print out and enjoy!
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Word List:
(Robert) Altman, (Halle) Berry, (Jim) Broadbent, (Jennifer) Connelly, (Russell) Crowe,
(Judi) Dench, (Ethan) Hawke, (Ron) Howard, (Peter) Jackson, (Nicole) Kidman, (Ben)
Kingsley, (David) Lynch, (Ian) McKellen, (Helen) Mirren, (Sean) Penn, (Ridley) Scott,
(Maggie/Will) Smith, (Sissy) Spacek, (Marisa) Tomei, (Jon) Voight, (Denzel) Washington,
(Tom) Wilkinson, (Kate) Winslet, (Renée) Zellweger.
*Note: This puzzle
was originally created for an employee newsletter 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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