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Seeing stars

July 5th, 2007 |

What belongs in the box with the question mark?

 

Here’s an earlier, similar IQ puzzle-type question you can try. For something maybe a little more difficult, try this series brain teaser, which will also force you to think clearly.

[Since I think we're starting to have some name overlap, it may be a good idea to leave more than just a 1st name when submitting answers/comments. Over the next month or two, hopefully we'll have avatars up and running, as well as profiles]

[As always, to give everyone a chance to try the puzzles out, will unmask submitted answers in a day or 2, thanks]

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26 Responses to “Seeing stars”

  1. Joe | Guest

    3 black stars. Going by row or column, the white star add up to 4 and the black stars add up to 5.


  2. JasonF | Guest

    Three black stars.


  3. charity | Guest

    5 black stars


  4. Jay | Guest

    3 black starz…


  5. Danno | Guest

    3 Black Stars - There are 4 white and 5 black stars in each row and column.


  6. Alexey | Guest

    Three brown stars?


  7. Sven | Guest

    3 black stars

    The total number of stars across and down sum to 9 for all other rows.
    The total number of white stars across and down sum to 4 for all rows.


  8. jason | Guest

    3 black stars


  9. Shawn | Guest

    The diagonals could be subtractive:
    (top right) - (center) = (bottom left)

    If so, then (bottom right) should be (2 white stars)

    But this answer isn’t very satisfying - there must be more.


  10. Scott | Guest

    3 black stars, no white stars

    sollution: each column and row has a total of 5 black stars and 4 white ones.


  11. Alex | Guest

    Sorry I mean three black stars. Please delete first comment

    All rows/columns have 5 black stars and four white ones.


  12. Mihret K | Guest

    3 Black stars


  13. den | Guest

    3 black stars


  14. Rasool | Guest

    3 stars all black


  15. doug | Guest

    3 black stars. rows and columns have a total of 4 white, and 5 black stars.


  16. Justin | Guest

    3 black stars
    all the rows have nine stars - 4 white and 5 black


  17. Justin | Guest

    it works vertically too
    don´t see a pattern in the positioning though so dont think it is relevant


  18. Angelo | Guest

    It should be three black stars. Each row and column contains 5 black stars and four white stars.


  19. Shawn | Guest

    Ah, I see it now. A moment of clarity tonight while driving home from a concert in NJ.

    Five black stars and 4 white stars in each row and column.

    The final square should contain only 3 black stars.


  20. charity | Guest

    ok i think my guess of 5 stars is wrong but im gonna stick with it cause i dont have another answer lol


  21. ken | Guest

    3 blacks and no whites


  22. RoMZoMBiE | Guest

    3 black stars in place of the “?” will make the vertical and horizontal stars add up perfectly. I’m assuming the diagonals totals are meaningless.


  23. Sala | Guest

    The squarre with question mark should contain 2 white stars!


  24. dat | Guest

    i think 1 white star and 3 black stars


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  26. smokie | Profile (beta)

    Three black stars


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