puzzle 2 puzzle 3 and puzzle 4 etc would be viewable in cover window 31 as the respective sheet is moved from a position in which the first game of a pair is viewable in the window to a position in which the second game of the same pair is viewable in the window consequently a game player user could compare his her solution of a first appearing game of such a pair to the printed solution of that game after solving that game and while advancing the sheet to position the next game of the same pair in the window and also could verify the correctness of his her solution of the second game of a pair by rotating dial 42 to move the sheet backwards towards end compartment 22 fig7 shows a second embodiment of the game holding assembly of this invention with a base shown at 70 in this embodiment the platen shown at 71 is translucent and overlies a source of light preferably a fluorescent bulb 72 light 72 is energized by one or more batteries 73 held in a battery compartment 74 through a circuit containing a switch 75 when the light is turned on printed matter on a portion of a puzzle game sheet lying over the platen is uniformly illuminated so that a game player can easily view such matter and solve respective puzzle games on the sheet while sitting or lying in a darkened room battery compartment 74 is covered by a cover 76 that is removable to permit replacement of the battery thus in this second embodiment of the invention the space beneath the platen is used exclusively for housing the light battery and switch.