Instructions:

Find groups of four items that share something in common, so there are four groups of four terms each. All the items have an Austin connection. Watch out for things that can go in more than one category!

Category examples:

TREES: Cedar, Oak, Elm, Maple

BIG ____: Time, Mac, Deal, Boy


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This article appears in December 22 • 2023.

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Kat grew up in Dallas and got to Austin as soon as she could, attending UT and sticking around afterward like so many Austinites. She started at the Chronicle as a proofreader in 2015, and became an events listings editor in 2020, covering community events, film screenings, summer camps, sports, and more.