Chemistry Lab Word Search II puzzle with terms like base, liquid, and test tube.

Let’s solve this word search puzzle step by step.

We are given a grid of letters and a list of words to find. The words can be hidden horizontally (left to right or right to left), vertically (up or down), or diagonally — but in most school-level puzzles like this, they’re usually horizontal or vertical unless stated otherwise. We’ll start by scanning for the easiest ones first.

Here’s the word list:
- BASE
- CHART
- FAUCET
- LIQUID
- PIPETTE
- SODIUM
- TEST TUBE
- BROMINE
- CLAMP
- HOOD
- MANUAL
- SALTS
- SOLID
- WATER
- BURETTE
- CYLINDER
- IODINE
- PARTNER
- SINK
- STAND

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Step 1: Look for short, unique words first — like “BASE”, “HOOD”, “SINK”, “STAND”, “SOLID”, “WATER”.

Let’s scan row by row.

Row 1: L Z P T F I X R H O R B K L Z K W B S C L R D Q X → no obvious matches.

Row 2: C H A R T L S E O J F I S F T I A Y S R W F Q R P → Hey! “CHART” is here at the start: C-H-A-R-T → that’s one!

✔ Found: CHART (row 2, columns 1–5)

Row 3: B L T J Y H S N C H W Q F A M Y O O C K P R Q O V → nothing obvious yet.

Row 4: W I S B H B W T Y F U B X Q Y M S O S R R Q H G F → maybe “SOLID”? Let’s check later.

Row 5: U V R U K Y T R Y I R M T D Q K U T E U R W T Z A → hmm… “PARTNER”? Not seeing it.

Row 6: M G X Q X O L A D O P I C L N S S O T L O T W S N A → “SODIUM”? No. “LIQUID”? Maybe not.

Row 7: T L M T T H E P M Z L N B A Q O A Z O A D T T K R → “THE” is there, but not on our list.

Row 8: N N Y T E M A I O D I N E T J M L H E K S D F S M → Wait! “IODINE” — let’s see: I-O-D-I-N-E → yes! Starting at column 8: I(8), O(9), D(10), I(11), N(12), E(13) → that’s “IODINE”

✔ Found: IODINE (row 8, columns 8–13)

Also, look at row 8 again: after “IODINE”, we have “T J M L H E K S D F S M” — maybe “SALTS”? Not here.

Row 9: E E E N S D N N H D C B J S W S P I H A S M C M X → “SINK”? Let’s check: S-I-N-K? Not here. “STAND”? S-T-A-N-D? Not here.

Row 10: H R W P T E Z W U Z L A G X L O P C D Q W A U M R → “WATER”? W-A-T-E-R? Let’s see: position 15 is W, then A(16), T(17)? No, next is U. Not matching.

Wait — row 10, column 1: H-R-W-P-T-E-Z-W-U-Z-L-A-G-X-L-O-P-C-D-Q-W-A-U-M-R → maybe “CLAMP”? C-L-A-M-P? Let’s scan…

Actually, let’s try vertical searches now.

Look at column 1:

Row 1: L
Row 2: C
Row 3: B
Row 4: W
Row 5: U
Row 6: M
Row 7: T
Row 8: N
Row 9: E
Row 10: H
Row 11: O
Row 12: R
Row 13: T
Row 14: U
Row 15: S
Row 16: P
Row 17: F
Row 18: O
Row 19: B
Row 20: K

Not helpful yet.

Try column 2:

Z, H, L, I, V, G, L, N, E, R, P, T, S, S, A, T, T, B, B, N → nothing.

Maybe go back to horizontal.

Row 11: O O P L T P T I W A V S Z S H C G A I G E N J Y B → “TEST TUBE”? Too long. “BASE”? B-A-S-E? At end: J-Y-B — no.

Row 12: R T R N U T F N Y L E Z J O X H B Y W M N R F V R → “PARTNER”? Let’s see: P-A-R-T-N-E-R? Not here.

Wait — row 12: positions 10–16: L-E-Z-J-O-X-H — no.

Row 13: G T O J B T R I O P S G Z D T E O L G T V N R T J → “BURETTE”? B-U-R-E-T-T-E? Let’s check: G-T-O-J-B-T-R-I-O-P-S-G-Z-D-T-E-O-L-G-T-V-N-R-T-J → B is at col 5, then T(6), R(7), I(8) — not matching.

Row 14: U S J N E L J S W P E U K I I W D X I Z Q W C H A → “LIQUID”? L-I-Q-U-I-D? Let’s see: U-S-J-N-E-L-J-S-W-P-E-U-K-I-I-W-D-X-I-Z-Q-W-C-H-A → L is at col 6, then J(7), S(8) — no.

Wait — row 14, col 15: I, then Z(16), Q(17), W(18), C(19), H(20), A(21) — no.

Row 15: Z X D C U G L M B V T G U N P F U D Y N Z P O F V → “CYLINDER”? C-Y-L-I-N-D-E-R? Let’s see: Z-X-D-C-U-G-L-M-B-V-T-G-U-N-P-F-U-D-Y-N-Z-P-O-F-V → C is at col 4, then U(5), G(6), L(7) — not matching.

But wait — “MANUAL”? M-A-N-U-A-L? Row 15: col 8 is M, then B(9), V(10) — no.

Row 16: M D U P S U N C W T A X T M X P T M U T D O B K Q → “SODIUM”? S-O-D-I-U-M? Let’s see: M-D-U-P-S-U-N-C-W-T-A-X-T-M-X-P-T-M-U-T-D-O-B-K-Q → S is at col 5, then U(6), N(7), C(8) — no.

Wait — “SOLID”? S-O-L-I-D? Col 5 is S, then U(6) — no.

Row 17: S A T U N E J C D S U F B E O P M A L C D E S G V → “SATUNE”? Not a word. But “SODIUM”? S-O-D-I-U-M? Here: S(1), A(2), T(3), U(4), N(5), E(6) — no.

Wait — “PARTNER”? P-A-R-T-N-E-R? Not here.

Row 18: F T R V U G K I R O X S W J P Q F P T P C P Q R F C → “FAUCET”? F-A-U-C-E-T? F(1), T(2), R(3) — no.

Row 19: O B K K G I T F I O O G A I F X I L D T S J V N Z → “PIPETTE”? P-I-P-E-T-T-E? Let’s see: O-B-K-K-G-I-T-F-I-O-O-G-A-I-F-X-I-L-D-T-S-J-V-N-Z → P is at col 15? F(15), X(16), I(17), L(18), D(19), T(20) — no.

Wait — row 19, col 10: O, then G(11), A(12), I(13), F(14), X(15), I(16), L(17), D(18), T(19) — “LIQUID”? L-I-Q-U-I-D? Not matching.

Row 20: K N I S A T J W H E T T E R U B P I T O B Z I O W → “TEST TUBE”? T-E-S-T-T-U-B-E? Let’s see: K-N-I-S-A-T-J-W-H-E-T-T-E-R-U-B-P-I-T-O-B-Z-I-O-W → T is at col 6, then J(7), W(8), H(9), E(10), T(11), T(12), E(13), R(14) — so from col 10 to 17: E-T-T-E-R-U-B — that’s “ETTERUB” — not “TEST TUBE”.

But wait — “WATER”? W-A-T-E-R? In row 20: W is at col 8, then H(9), E(10), T(11), T(12) — no.

Hold on — let’s try vertical again.

Look at column 20:

Row 1: X
Row 2: P
Row 3: O
Row 4: F
Row 5: A
Row 6: A
Row 7: R
Row 8: M
Row 9: X
Row 10: R
Row 11: B
Row 12: R
Row 13: J
Row 14: A
Row 15: V
Row 16: Q
Row 17: V
Row 18: C
Row 19: Z
Row 20: W → nothing.

Column 19:

Row 1: Q
Row 2: R
Row 3: V
Row 4: G
Row 5: Z
Row 6: N
Row 7: K
Row 8: S
Row 9: M
Row 10: M
Row 11: Y
Row 12: V
Row 13: T
Row 14: H
Row 15: F
Row 16: K
Row 17: G
Row 18: F
Row 19: N
Row 20: I → no.

Let’s try finding “BASE”.

Scan each row for B-A-S-E.

Row 1: ...B K L Z K W B S C... → B at col 10, then K(11), L(12) — no.

Row 2: ...F Q R P — no B.

Row 3: ...P R Q O V — no.

Row 4: ...Q Y M S O S R R Q H G F — no B.

Row 5: ...U R W T Z A — no.

Row 6: ...O T L O T W S N A — no.

Row 7: ...A D T T K R — no.

Row 8: ...D F S M — no.

Row 9: ...H A S M C M X — A at col 15, S at 16, M at 17 — not E.

Row 10: ...Q W A U M R — A at 16, U at 17 — no.

Row 11: ...G E N J Y B — E at 18, N at 19, J at 20, Y at 21, B at 22 — too far.

Row 12: ...M N R F V R — no.

Row 13: ...V N R T J — no.

Row 14: ...Z Q W C H A — no.

Row 15: ...N Z P O F V — no.

Row 16: ...M U T D O B K Q — B at col 18, then K(19), Q(20) — no E.

Row 17: ...C D E S G V — E at 18, S at 19, G at 20 — close, but not B-A-S-E.

Row 18: ...P C P Q R F C — no.

Row 19: ...X I L D T S J V N Z — no B.

Row 20: ...P I T O B Z I O W — B at col 17, then Z(18), I(19), O(20), W(21) — no.

Hmm. Maybe “BASE” is vertical?

Check column 1: L,C,B,W,U,M,T,N,E,H,O,R,T,U,S,P,F,O,B,K — B at row 3, then W(4), U(5) — no.

Column 2: Z,H,L,I,V,G,L,N,E,R,P,T,S,S,A,T,T,B,B,N — B at row 18 and 19 — row 18 col 2 is T, row 19 col 2 is B, row 20 col 2 is N — so B at 19, then N at 20 — not A-S-E.

Column 3: P,A,T,S,R,X,M,Y,E,W,R,O,D,J,U,D,R,V,K,I — A at row 2, then T(3), S(4) — not E.

This is taking too long. Let’s try a different approach.

Look at the bottom of the grid — sometimes words are placed near the end.

Row 20: K N I S A T J W H E T T E R U B P I T O B Z I O W

Notice: “H E T T E R” — that’s almost “TEST TUBE” backwards? No.

Wait — “TEST TUBE” might be split or something? No, it should be consecutive.

Another idea: “WATER” — let’s search for W-A-T-E-R.

In row 10: ...Q W A U M R — W at 15, A at 16, U at 17 — not T.

Row 11: ...Y B — no.

Row 12: ...R F V R — no.

Row 13: ...J — no.

Row 14: ...A — no.

Row 15: ...V — no.

Row 16: ...Q — no.

Row 17: ...V — no.

Row 18: ...C — no.

Row 19: ...Z — no.

Row 20: ...W — at the end, but before that O, I, Z, B, O, T, I, P, B, U, R, E, T, T, E, H, W — let's read row 20 backwards: W O I Z B O T I P B U R E T T E H W J T A S I N K — oh! “SINK” is at the beginning if we reverse? K-N-I-S — that’s “SINK” backwards? No, “SINK” is S-I-N-K.

In row 20, forward: K-N-I-S-A-T-J-W-H-E-T-T-E-R-U-B-P-I-T-O-B-Z-I-O-W

Positions 1-4: K-N-I-S — that’s “KNIS” — not “SINK”.

But if we take positions 4-1: S-I-N-K — yes! So “SINK” is written backwards in row 20, columns 4 to 1: S(4), I(3), N(2), K(1) — so it's there, just reversed.

✔ Found: SINK (row 20, columns 4 to 1, backwards)

Similarly, “STAND” — let’s look for S-T-A-N-D.

In row 20: after S(4), we have A(5), T(6), J(7) — not N.

Row 19: O-B-K-K-G-I-T-F-I-O-O-G-A-I-F-X-I-L-D-T-S-J-V-N-Z — S at col 20, then J(21), V(22), N(23), Z(24) — not A.

Row 18: F-T-R-V-U-G-K-I-R-O-X-S-W-J-P-Q-F-P-T-P-C-P-Q-R-F-C — S at col 12, then W(13), J(14) — no.

Row 17: S-A-T-U-N-E-J-C-D-S-U-F-B-E-O-P-M-A-L-C-D-E-S-G-V — S at 1, A at 2, T at 3, U at 4, N at 5, E at 6 — so “SATUNE” — not “STAND”.

But “STAND” would be S-T-A-N-D — here it's S-A-T-U-N — close but not quite.

Perhaps vertical.

Let’s try column 1 again, but look for “STAND” vertically.

Col 1: L,C,B,W,U,M,T,N,E,H,O,R,T,U,S,P,F,O,B,K — S at row 15, then P(16), F(17), O(18), B(19), K(20) — not T-A-N-D.

Col 2: Z,H,L,I,V,G,L,N,E,R,P,T,S,S,A,T,T,B,B,N — S at row 13 and 14 — row 13 col 2 is T, row 14 col 2 is S, row 15 col 2 is X — not good.

This is tough. Let’s list what we have so far:

Found:
- CHART (row 2, cols 1-5)
- IODINE (row 8, cols 8-13)
- SINK (row 20, cols 4-1, backwards)

Now, let’s look for “TEST TUBE”. It’s two words, but probably together as "TESTTUBE" or with space ignored.

Search for T-E-S-T-T-U-B-E.

In row 20: ...H-E-T-T-E-R... — H(9), E(10), T(11), T(12), E(13), R(14) — so “ETT ER” — not “TEST TUBE”.

But if we go up vertically.

Look at column 11:

Row 1: R
Row 2: F
Row 3: C
Row 4: X
Row 5: R
Row 6: C
Row 7: B
Row 8: I
Row 9: C
Row 10: L
Row 11: Z
Row 12: E
Row 13: S
Row 14: K
Row 15: T
Row 16: A
Row 17: U
Row 18: X
Row 19: O
Row 20: T → not helpful.

Column 12:

Row 1: H
Row 2: I
Row 3: H
Row 4: Q
Row 5: M
Row 6: L
Row 7: A
Row 8: N
Row 9: B
Row 10: A
Row 11: J
Row 12: Z
Row 13: G
Row 14: I
Row 15: G
Row 16: X
Row 17: F
Row 18: S
Row 19: G
Row 20: E → no.

Let’s try “BROMINE”.

B-R-O-M-I-N-E.

Scan rows.

Row 1: ...R H O R B... — R at 8, H(9), O(10), R(11), B(12) — not M-I-N-E.

Row 2: ...F I S F T I A Y S R W F Q R P — no B.

Row 3: ...F A M Y O O C K P R Q O V — no B.

Row 4: ...F U B X Q Y M S O S R R Q H G F — B at col 8, then X(9), Q(10) — no.

Row 5: ...K U T E U R W T Z A — no B.

Row 6: ...N S S O T L O T W S N A — no B.

Row 7: ...Q A Z O A D T T K R — no B.

Row 8: ...E T J M L H E K S D F S M — no B.

Row 9: ...H D C B J S W S P I H A S M C M X — B at col 9, then J(10), S(11) — no.

Row 10: ...L O P C D Q W A U M R — no B.

Row 11: ...S Z S H C G A I G E N J Y B — B at col 22, then nothing after.

Row 12: ...X H B Y W M N R F V R — B at col 8, then Y(9), W(10) — no.

Row 13: ...O L G T V N R T J — no B.

Row 14: ...I I W D X I Z Q W C H A — no B.

Row 15: ...U N P F U D Y N Z P O F V — no B.

Row 16: ...M U T D O B K Q — B at col 18, then K(19), Q(20) — no.

Row 17: ...B E O P M A L C D E S G V — B at col 10, then E(11), O(12), P(13) — not R-O-M-I-N-E.

Row 18: ...J P Q F P T P C P Q R F C — no B.

Row 19: ...I F X I L D T S J V N Z — no B.

Row 20: ...U B P I T O B Z I O W — B at col 17 and 21 — col 17: B, then P(18), I(19), T(20), O(21), B(22) — so "BPITOB" — not "BROMINE".

Perhaps vertical.

Column 1: has B at row 3, then W,U,M,T,N,E,H,O,R,T,U,S,P,F,O,B,K — after B at 3, W(4) — not R.

Column 2: B at row 18 and 19 — row 18 col 2 is T, row 19 col 2 is B, row 20 col 2 is N — so B at 19, then N at 20 — not R-O-M-I-N-E.

Column 3: T at row 3, S at 4, R at 5, X at 6, M at 7, Y at 8, E at 9, W at 10, R at 11, O at 12, D at 13, J at 14, U at 15, D at 16, R at 17, V at 18, K at 19, I at 20 — no B.

This is very time-consuming. Perhaps I missed some obvious ones.

Let’s look at row 14: U S J N E L J S W P E U K I I W D X I Z Q W C H A

"LIQUID" — L-I-Q-U-I-D.

L at col 6, then J(7), S(8) — no.

But "WATER" — W-A-T-E-R.

W at col 9, then P(10), E(11), U(12), K(13), I(14), I(15), W(16), D(17), X(18), I(19), Z(20), Q(21), W(22), C(23), H(24), A(25) — so W at 9, then P, not A.

At col 16: W, then D(17), X(18), I(19), Z(20), Q(21), W(22) — not A-T-E-R.

Another idea: "SODIUM" — S-O-D-I-U-M.

In row 16: M D U P S U N C W T A X T M X P T M U T D O B K Q — S at col 5, then U(6), N(7), C(8) — not O-D-I-U-M.

Row 17: S A T U N E J C D S U F B E O P M A L C D E S G V — S at 1, A(2), T(3), U(4), N(5), E(6) — "SATUNE" — not "SODIUM".

But "SODIUM" might be elsewhere.

Let’s try "CLAMP".

C-L-A-M-P.

Row 1: ...W B S C L R D Q X — C at col 16, then L(17), R(18) — not A-M-P.

Row 2: ...S R W F Q R P — no C.

Row 3: ...O O C K P R Q O V — C at col 14, then K(15), P(16) — not L-A-M.

Row 4: ...M S O S R R Q H G F — no C.

Row 5: ...E U R W T Z A — no C.

Row 6: ...S S O T L O T W S N A — no C.

Row 7: ...A Z O A D T T K R — no C.

Row 8: ...K S D F S M — no C.

Row 9: ...C B J S W S P I H A S M C M X — C at col 8, then B(9), J(10) — not L-A-M-P.

Row 10: ...P C D Q W A U M R — C at col 10, then D(11), Q(12) — not L-A-M.

Row 11: ...S H C G A I G E N J Y B — C at col 10, then G(11), A(12), I(13) — not L-A-M-P.

Row 12: ...O X H B Y W M N R F V R — no C.

Row 13: ...G T V N R T J — no C.

Row 14: ...W C H A — C at col 23, then H(24), A(25) — not L-A-M-P.

Row 15: ...U G L M B V T G U N P F U D Y N Z P O F V — C at col 4, then U(5), G(6), L(7), M(8), B(9) — so "CUGLM" — not "CLAMP".

But "CLAMP" is C-L-A-M-P — here it's C-U-G-L-M — close but not quite.

Perhaps "MANUAL".

M-A-N-U-A-L.

Row 15: ...L M B V T G U N P F U D Y N Z P O F V — M at col 8, then B(9), V(10) — not A-N-U-A-L.

Row 16: ...M X P T M U T D O B K Q — M at col 1 and 10 — col 1: M, then D(2), U(3), P(4), S(5) — not A-N-U-A-L.

Col 10: M, then U(11), T(12), D(13), O(14), B(15), K(16), Q(17) — not A-N-U-A-L.

Row 17: ...M A L C D E S G V — M at col 15, then A(16), L(17), C(18), D(19), E(20), S(21), G(22), V(23) — so "MALCDES" — not "MANUAL".

But "MANUAL" would be M-A-N-U-A-L — here it's M-A-L — missing N-U-A.

Not matching.

Let’s try "BURETTE".

B-U-R-E-T-T-E.

Row 13: G T O J B T R I O P S G Z D T E O L G T V N R T J — B at col 5, then T(6), R(7), I(8) — not U-R-E-T-T-E.

Row 20: ...U B P I T O B Z I O W — B at 17, then P(18), I(19), T(20), O(21), B(22) — not U-R-E-T-T-E.

Vertical? Column 17:

Row 1: D
Row 2: Q
Row 3: R
Row 4: G
Row 5: Z
Row 6: A
Row 7: R
Row 8: S
Row 9: M
Row 10: M
Row 11: Y
Row 12: V
Row 13: T
Row 14: H
Row 15: F
Row 16: K
Row 17: G
Row 18: C
Row 19: N
Row 20: I — no B.

I think I need to accept that this is taking too long, and perhaps provide the answer based on common placements or give up and say the found words.

But let's try one more thing.

Look at row 11: O O P L T P T I W A V S Z S H C G A I G E N J Y B

"TEST TUBE" — T-E-S-T-T-U-B-E.

T at col 5, then P(6), T(7), I(8), W(9), A(10), V(11), S(12), Z(13), S(14), H(15), C(16), G(17), A(18), I(19), G(20), E(21), N(22), J(23), Y(24), B(25) — so from col 5: T,P,T,I,W,A,V,S,Z,S,H,C,G,A,I,G,E,N,J,Y,B — not matching.

But at col 21: E, then N(22), J(23), Y(24), B(25) — not T-U-B-E.

Another idea: "WATER" might be in row 10: ...Q W A U M R — W at 15, A at 16, U at 17 — if it were T, but it's U.

Unless it's "WA TER" but not.

Let's consider that "TEST TUBE" might be vertical.

Look at column 11: R,F,C,X,R,C,B,I,C,L,Z,E,S,K,T,A,U,X,O,T — no T-E-S-T-T-U-B-E.

Column 12: H,I,C,Q,R,L,A,N,B,A,J,Z,G,I,G,X,F,S,G,E — no.

Perhaps diagonal.

For example, from row 8, col 8: I (start of IODINE), then down-right: row 9 col 9: J, row 10 col 10: L, etc — not helpful.

I recall that in some puzzles, "TEST TUBE" is often found as "TEST" and "TUBE" separate, but here it's listed as "TEST TUBE", so likely together.

Let's count the number of words: 20 words.

We have found 3: CHART, IODINE, SINK.

Let's assume that "BASE" is in row 4: W I S B H B W T Y F U B X Q Y M S O S R R Q H G F — B at col 4, then H(5), B(6) — not A-S-E.

Or row 5: U V R U K Y T R Y I R M T D Q K U T E U R W T Z A — no B.

Row 6: M G X Q X O L A D O P I C L N S S O T L O T W S N A — no B.

Row 7: T L M T T H E P M Z L N B A Q O A Z O A D T T K R — B at col 11, then A(12), Q(13) — not S-E.

But "BASE" is B-A-S-E — here B-A-Q — not S.

Close but not.

Perhaps "SOLID" in row 4: ...M S O S R R Q H G F — S at col 14, then O(15), S(16) — not L-I-D.

Row 9: ...H A S M C M X — S at 16, M at 17 — not O-L-I-D.

I think I need to conclude with what I have and perhaps the student can continue.

But let's try "FAUCET".

F-A-U-C-E-T.

Row 1: L Z P T F I X R H O R B K L Z K W B S C L R D Q X — F at col 5, then I(6), X(7) — not A-U-C-E-T.

Row 2: ...F Q R P — F at col 10, then Q(11), R(12) — not A-U-C-E-T.

Row 3: ...F A M Y O O C K P R Q O V — F at col 10, then A(11), M(12), Y(13), O(14), O(15), C(16), K(17), P(18), R(19), Q(20), O(21), V(22) — so "FAMYOOCKPRQOV" — not "FAUCET".

But "FAUCET" would be F-A-U-C-E-T — here F-A-M-Y-O-O-C — not U-C-E-T.

Not matching.

Perhaps in row 18: F T R V U G K I R O X S W J P Q F P T P C P Q R F C — F at 1, then T(2), R(3) — not A-U-C-E-T.

F at 15, then P(16), T(17), P(18), C(19), P(20), Q(21), R(22), F(23), C(24) — not A-U-C-E-T.

I give up for now.

Let's list the words we have confirmed:

- CHART (row 2, cols 1-5)
- IODINE (row 8, cols 8-13)
- SINK (row 20, cols 4-1, backwards)

And perhaps "WATER" is in row 10: let's double-check row 10: H R W P T E Z W U Z L A G X L O P C D Q W A U M R

W at col 3, then P(4), T(5), E(6), Z(7), W(8), U(9), Z(10), L(11), A(12), G(13), X(14), L(15), O(16), P(17), C(18), D(19), Q(20), W(21), A(22), U(23), M(24), R(25)

So at col 21: W, then A(22), U(23), M(24), R(25) — "WAUMR" — not "WATER".

But if we take col 3: W, then P(4), T(5), E(6) — "WPTE" — not "WATER".

No.

Another possibility: "TEST TUBE" might be in row 20: K N I S A T J W H E T T E R U B P I T O B Z I O W

From col 10: E, T(11), T(12), E(13), R(14), U(15), B(16), P(17), I(18), T(19), O(20), B(21), Z(22), I(23), O(24), W(25) — so "ETTERUBPITOBZIOW" — not "TEST TUBE".

But "TEST" could be T-E-S-T — in this row, T at col 6, then J(7), W(8), H(9), E(10), T(11), T(12), E(13) — so from col 10: E,T,T,E — not T-E-S-T.

Col 6: T, then J(7), W(8), H(9), E(10), T(11), T(12), E(13) — so "TJWHETTE" — not "TEST".

I think I have to stop and provide the answer as the three words I found, but that's not sufficient.

Perhaps "PARTNER" is in row 5: U V R U K Y T R Y I R M T D Q K U T E U R W T Z A — R at col 3, then U(4), K(5), Y(6), T(7), R(8), Y(9), I(10), R(11), M(12), T(13), D(14), Q(15), K(16), U(17), T(18), E(19), U(20), R(21), W(22), T(23), Z(24), A(25) — so "RUKYTRYIRM..." — not "PARTNER".

"PARTNER" is P-A-R-T-N-E-R.

Let's look for P.

Row 1: no P.

Row 2: ...F Q R P — P at col 25.

Row 3: ...P R Q O V — P at col 18.

Row 4: ...Q H G F — no P.

Row 5: ...T Z A — no P.

Row 6: ...W S N A — no P.

Row 7: ...T T K R — no P.

Row 8: ...D F S M — no P.

Row 9: ...M C M X — no P.

Row 10: ...W A U M R — no P.

Row 11: ...N J Y B — no P.

Row 12: ...F V R — no P.

Row 13: ...V N R T J — no P.

Row 14: ...W C H A — no P.

Row 15: ...O F V — no P.

Row 16: ...B K Q — no P.

Row 17: ...S G V — no P.

Row 18: ...F C — no P.

Row 19: ...N Z — no P.

Row 20: ...I O W — no P.

Only in row 2 and 3.

Row 2 col 25: P, then nothing after.

Row 3 col 18: P, then R(19), Q(20), O(21), V(22) — "PRQOV" — not "ARTNER".

So not.

I think for the sake of time, I'll provide the three words I found and suggest the student continues.

But let's try "CYLINDER".

C-Y-L-I-N-D-E-R.

Row 15: Z X D C U G L M B V T G U N P F U D Y N Z P O F V — C at col 4, then U(5), G(6), L(7), M(8), B(9), V(10), T(11), G(12), U(13), N(14),