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A collection of puzzles, games, brain teasers, and nifty tricks to amaze and entertain you.

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

The Mandarin's Puzzle

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This puzzle comes from a collection of puzzles by the great Puzzlemaster, Henry Dudeney. This puzzle can be found as puzzle number 342 in hi...
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Monday, June 7, 2010

X = Y in a Z (Part 1)

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There have been a few of these types of puzzles on The Puzzle Page in the past, including: 12 I in a F , 12 N on the F of a C , and 3 F in ...
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Friday, June 4, 2010

Five Brothers

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Richard's father has five sons; four are named Alan, Elan, Ilan, and Olan. What is the name of the fifth son?
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Find the Furniture

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There are five pieces of furniture hidden in the grid below. Link the letters of each piece with horizontal, vertical, or diagonal lines. ...
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Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Simple Crypt-Addition

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Here are four different arithmetic crypt problems for you to figure out. Each letter represents a different digit, and each problem is inde...

6 + 5 = 9?

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In the image above are six lines.  Can you add five new lines, different from the six original lines, to end up with nine?
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Tuesday, June 1, 2010

The Perplexed Carpenter

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There is a hole in the barn floor that is exactly two feet wide and twelve feet long. A carpenter has only a single piece of wood that is th...
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Friday, May 28, 2010

Visiting the Mall

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Bill, Chuck, Sally, and Dave all went to the mall together last week and entered at the same set of doors between Lord & Taylor's an...
Wednesday, May 26, 2010

The Two Trains

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Henry Dudeney recalls, "I put this little question to a stationmaster, and his correct answer was so prompt that I am convinced there i...
Tuesday, May 25, 2010

A Strange Safari - Part 2

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Earlier in the month we posted a puzzle about Professor Egghead's Australian safari where he, sadly, did not see any animals other than...
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