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What is the weight of a model of the Eiffel Tower that is 0.5 metres high, constructed with exactly the same materials as the original?
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If 6 mice eat 6 lice in 6 minutes, how many mice will it take to eat 100 lice in 100 minutes, at the same rate?
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An old wise saying is contained in the star path above (starting at top left and moving counter-clockwise). Can you guess it? Here are some hints:
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Play an easier word search than the one posted couple months back.
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The question is simple: How many times do we have to fold a sheet of paper so that, by incresing its thickness, we cover the distance from Earth to the Moon?
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The newest addition to this high-quality spot the difference series: 4 Differences. Many of you will remember the atmospheric 6 Differences
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Can you find the hidden fruits? If you’re not sure how to proceed, check out Concealed Animals
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Look at the pictures above and below carefully. Taken together, they are representative of a unique category of items. Can you figure this category out?
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The word in the middle has the same meaning as the words that flank it. Try to figure it out for each of these!
GERM [ B _ _ ] DEFECT
FAIR [ J _ _ T ] BARELY
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Whoa Kitty series continues with our next to last picture here. The goal is to find the 7 shapes that are used twice (object doubles). Tiled elements do not count. Each of the illustrations
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Can you figure the word out? (not sure how to solve, check out a similar word puzzle posted couple months back)
Gold can be extracted from my 7,6,5
My 1,2,3,4 is smaller than a lake
My 6,2,9,5 is a love flower
My 6,7,1,5 is meant for pulling, not pushing
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Our crazy cat is up to no good again! Check out A Walk in the Park
The Whoa Kitty! picture puzzle series so far:
- 1st picture (with instructions)
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Can you find the fault in the picture above?
Like this puzzle? Check out 2 of my favorite earlier ‘find fault’ pictures:




























