1. The word 'snows' is a palindrome, i.e., it reads the same backwards as forwards.   True   False   2. Each of the words 'rein, snow, and stock' can be prefixed to the corresponding words 'deer, flake, and king' to form three new words.   True   False   3. All the vowels appear in the following sentence : 'Rudolph is the red-nosed reindeer'.   True   False   4. If the word 'paint' is replaced by 'stock', then the following sentence is meaningful : Black boots are out of paint, but we have got red paintings in paint.   True   False   5. When the words COAT, CARD, BAKE, and TREE are written one below the other, the word CAKE is formed diagonally from left to right.   True   False   6. An elf used 16 letter tiles and two blank tiles so as to read 'FIRST OPEN COUNTER'. The elf then used the same 16 letter tiles and two blank tiles to read 'FIR STOP ENCOUNTER'.   True   False   7. The word 'scissors' is spelt using the first letters of the sentence : 'Santa Claus is sorting some orange ribbons carefully.'   True   False