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Subj: BrainTeasers
(Includes 89 jokes and articles, 23784,39,cf)
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The Brain
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Brain Teaser
Central
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Includes the following: Riddle:
Where Does The Extra Man Come From? - Movie (S784 in Supp)
.........................Games
Magazine (in Supp)
...............................A
Pear-Plexing Problem (S690)
...............................Cross
Currents (S691)
...............................Trying
Angles (S692)
...............................Match
Play (S693)
...............................Knots
or Not? (S694)
...............................Knightmare?
(S695)
...............................Picture
Palindromes (S696 in Palindromes)
...............................Checker
Out (S697)
...............................What's
The Big Deal? (S698)
...............................Crypto-Chess
(S699)
...............................Space
Age Mythology (S700)
...............................Whose
Signs? (S687b)
...............................Seeing
Spots (S677)
...............................Horseplay
(S678)
...............................Ship
Captains (S679)
...............................The
Birds and the Beasts (S680)
...............................The
Italian Cartoonist's Mistake (S681)
...............................Card
Sense (S684b)
...............................Five
Robots (683b)
...............................Divide
and Conquer (S685b)
...............................Monumental
Mistakes (701)
...............................Which
Way (S689b)
...............................Sidelined
in Checkers (S688b)
.........................Brain
Teasers 1 - Cut In Half Pictures
..............................Cut
each of fifteen shapes into
..............................equal
parts.
.........................Brain
Teasers 2 - Non-Wimpy Sequences
..............................For
each of ten sequences, you must
..............................describe
the sequence using mathematical
..............................terminology
and give the next term.
.........................Brain
Teasers 3 - How To Build An Elephant
..............................Cut
out the six pointed shape.
..............................Fold
along the dotted lines to form
..............................an
elephant with a head, body, and tail.
.........................Brain
Teasers 4 - Construct a Square And A Triangle
..............................Cut
out the four shapes. Arrange them
..............................to
form a square. Rearrange again to
..............................form
a triangle.
.........................Brain
Teasers 5 - Toothpick Puzzle
..............................Form
squares by moving toothpicks.
.........................Brain
Teasers 6 - Move The Trains
..............................The
two trains need to pass each other on
..............................one
railway. The BLUE train travels to the
..............................right
and the YELLOW train to the left.
.........................Brain
Teasers 7 - da Vinci's Square Puzzle
..............................Cut
out the four shapes.
..............................Arrange
them to form a square.
.........................Brain
Teasers 8 - Roundabout
..............................Cut
out the nine shapes.
..............................Arrange
them to form a island.
.........................Brain
Teasers 9 - Sam Loyd's Square Dissection Puzzle
..............................Draw
a square. Draw the auxiliary lines.
..............................Cut
out the five shapes. Build the
..............................seven
new solids.
.........................Brain
Teasers 10 - Stealth
..............................Print
the page. Cut out the six shapes.
..............................Fit
the six shapes in the square.
.........................Brain
Teaser 11 - Light Bulb (S413)
.........................Brain
Teaser 12 - Six Eggs (S413)
.........................Brain
Teaser 13 - Catching A Murderer (S413)
.........................Brain
Teaser 13b - Six Glasses (S583c)
.........................Brain
Teaser 14 - Chessboard Paradox
..............................How
can the two different shapes have
..............................the
same parts?
.........................Brain
Teaser 15 - Sam Loyd's Geometric Puzzle
..............................Can
you find the size of the triangular lake?
.........................Brain
Teaser 16 - Sam Loyd's Fifteen
..............................This
game called the Slider Puzzle became
..............................the
rage in the 1800s.
.........................Brain
Teaser 17 - A Baffling Prediction (S467)
..............................A
spectator shuffles the deck and places it
..............................on
the table. The magician writes the name of
..............................a
card on a piece of paper and places it face
..............................down
without letting anyone see what has been
..............................written
and finds the card
.........................What's
Your Profile Profile? (S408b)
..............................Which
direction do these profiles face?
.........................Finding
Ages By Logic (S375b)
.........................Widower's
Age (S374)
.........................The
Monty Hall Problem
..............................This
comes from an American TV game show.
.........................Alphabet
Soup (S507)
..............................Why
are some letters above the red line and
..............................some
letters below?
.........................Bears
And Fish (S508c)
..............................We
roll 5 dice... and you get to figure out
..............................how
many bears and how many fish there are!
.........................Picture
Puzzles (S564b)
..............................
Look
at these thirteen picture, try to determine
..............................
what
they represents. These are pretty clever.
.........................DoubleTake
Puzzles (S577)
..............................
People
Magazine is now taking a picture of a
..............................
celebrity
each week and producing two pictures
..............................
with
six differences. Can you find the six
..............................
differences
the pictures of Orlando Bloon and
..............................
of
Rachel Bilson.
.........................Picket
Posts By Sam Loyd (S584)
..............................
Can
you place sixteen checkers on a checkerboard
..............................
so
that only two are on every row, column, and
..............................
diagonal?
.........................Magic
Pen (S590)
..............................
You
are presented a hands-on experience seeing
..............................
these
basic laws of physics being applied to the
..............................
shape
you have just drawn. You can combine object
..............................
with
pins and hinges to create machines that come
..............................
to
life as they are affected by gravity. Make
..............................
clever
use of their momentum to reach your goal.
........................
Band
Around The Earth (S595b)
..............................
A
band is placed snugly around the earth. If
..............................
twenty
one feet is added to the band and the
..............................
separation
from the earth evened out, how far
..............................
above
the earth is the band?
.........................Ripley's
Believe It Or Not! (S633c)
.........................Short
Brain Teasers
...............................Uncle
Art's Funland XI (S711b in Supp)
...............................Uncle
Art's Funland X (S708b in Supp)
...............................How
Many? (S708b in Supp)
...............................Uncle
Art's Funland IX (S707b in Supp)
...............................Uncle
Art's Funland VIII (S687)
...............................Uncle
Art's Funland VII (S682)
...............................Regifting
Robin - SWF (S673)
...............................Uncle
Art's Funland VI (S675b)
...............................Uncle
Art's Funland V (S673b)
...............................Uncle
Art's Funland IV (S666b)
...............................Uncle
Art's Funland III (S661b)
...............................Uncle
Art's Funland II (S654b)
...............................Uncle
Art's Funland (S643c)
...............................The
History Of Crossword Puzzles (S591b)
...............................Tricky
Juggler Game (S565)
...............................Rolley
Ball (S549)
...............................All-Out
Puzzle (S547c)
...............................Rickshaw
Jam (S514)
...............................The
Package (S513)
...............................Letters
Puzzle (S499c)
...............................Letters
Puzzle II (S501c)
...............................Letters
Puzzle III (S501)
...............................Assemble
The Square... (S499)
...............................Siji
(S494c)
...............................Knight's
Tour (S493c)
...............................Fiver
(S492c)
...............................No
Left Turn Maze (S489)
...............................Rubik's
Cube II (S487)
...............................Rubik's
Cube (S487)
...............................Mastermind
Problem (S461)
...............................The
Vanishing Area Paradox (S461b)
...............................3D
Tic Tac Toe (S460)
...............................Mine
Sweeper (S459)
...............................Inwordz
(S459b)
...............................Peg
Game (S459)
...............................Cubits
(S458)
...............................HI-Q
(S405b)
...............................The
Mind Reader (S398b)
.........................Other
Sites Of Interest...
To see other type puzzles go to the
following:
BANKING-SUPP - 'The
Moneylender'
Bottle Caps - (See
whole file)
Christmas4 - 'Christmas
Carol Picture Puzzle'
GAMES-SUPP - 'Chess
Puzzle III - 8 Queens Of Death'
HELL file - 'The
Devil's Muse - Puzzle'
ILLUSIONS - 'Two
triangles Problem'
......................-
(See
whole file)
KIDS5 file - 'Doodles
Puzzles'
MAILMAN-ETC. - 'Milkman's
Puzzle'
MATH4 file - (See whole
set of nine files)
PALINDROMES - 'Puzzle
- Alice In Wonderland'
Riddles file - (See whole file)
WORD PUZZLES - (See whole
file)
TEST FACES - (See
whole file)
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Subj: Brain
Teaser 11 - Light Bulb (S413)
From: LABLaughsRiddles on 12/27/2004
At: http://www.ezines4all.com/fun/qa/index.htm
(See 'Orange
Juice Problem' in Math4-Supp
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Subj: Brain
Teaser 12 - Six Eggs (S413)
From: LABLaughsRiddles on 12/27/2004
At: http://www.ezines4all.com/fun/qa/index.htm
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Subj: Brain
Teaser 13 - Catching A Murderer (S413)
From: LABLaughsRiddles on 12/27/2004
At: http://www.ezines4all.com/fun/qa/index.htm
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Subj: Brain
Teaser 13b - Six Glasses (S583c)
From: LABLaughsClean on 3/21/08
Source: http://www.ezines4all.com/fun/qa/q4.htm
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Subj: What's
Your Profile Profile? (S408b)
From: My thirty-five years of teaching math
Let's see how observant you are.
Here's a short quiz about
profiles. You have seen
the familiar faces and figures below.
In which direction do they face?
Are they looking to your
left or your right? If
you miss 0, 1, or 2 you have done
super. If you miss 3,
4, or 5 you did O.K. If you miss 6
or more you are as unobservant
as me.
1. The Camel cigarette camel
2. The Morton salt girl
3. The Ford Mustang
4. Alfred Hitchcock's self-caricature
5. The Playboy bunny
6. The Mona Lisa
7. Whistler's mother
8. Johnnie Walker
9. RCA's "His Master's Voice"
dog
10. The Arm and Hammer baking
soda arm
11. The eagle on the Great Seal
of the United States
12. George Washington on a quarter
13. Goodyear tire (winged foot)
insignia
14. The Lowenbrau lion
15. The Mercury Cougar
The answer backwards
.HPARGARAP SIHT FO ELDDIM EHT
NI NEDDIH SI REWSNA EHT
.ENO SIHT TA DOOG OD TON DID
I .TFEL ECAF SELIFORP EHT ALL
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Subj: Finding
Ages By Logic (S375b)
From www.Amazingfacts.com on 04/27/2004
Brain Teaser #2
If Susan is 10, Arabella is 20, and
Jim and Neal are both 5,
but Richard is 10, how much is Jennifer
by the same system?
[CLICK
HERE FOR THE ANSWER]
at
http://www.amusingfacts.com/cgi-bin/surf/surf_pass.cgi?template=brain.html?cfile=brainanswer2.html
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Subj: Widower's
Age (S374)
From www.Amazingfacts.com on 04/27/2004
Brain Teaser #1
A 30 year old man married a
25 year old woman. She died at
age 50 and her husband was so
devastated that he cried for
years. Ten years after he stopped
crying, he died. If he
had lived to be 80, how many
years was he a widower?
[CLICK
HERE FOR THE ANSWER]
at
http://www.amusingfacts.com/cgi-bin/surf/surf_pass.cgi?template=brain.html?cfile=brainanswer1.html
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Subj:
Magic Pen (S590 in Physics2)
From: gayleheckman on 4/30/2008
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Source: http://www.bubblebox.com/game/Puzzle/975.htm
Way back in 1687 Sir Isaac Newton
wrote down his famous three
laws of motion. Now, centuries
later, these three basic rules
have finally found their use.
You are presented a hands-on
experience seeing these basic laws
of physics being applied to
the shape you have just drawn. You
can combine object with pins
and hinges to create machines that
come to life as they are affected
by gravity. Make clever use
of their momentum to reach your
goal.
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Try to beat all 26 challenging
levels at the above
source. There is a Video Walkthroughs
if you need
help. This is a wonderful, educational
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Subj:
Band Around The Earth (S595b)
From: Yahoo! Answers on 6/14/2009
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Source: http://answers.yahoo.com/question
........./index?qid=20061218145859AA5G77v
Suppose that the surface of the
earth is smooth and spherical
and that the distance around
the equator is 25,500 miles. A
steel band is made to fit tightly
around the earth at the
equator, then the band is cut
and a piece of band 21 feet
long is inserted. Then
the separation of the band from the
earth is spread evenly around
the earth.
Can you slide a piece of paper
between the band and the earth?
Can a mouse crawl between the
band and the earth? Can a small
dog go between the band and
the earth? To the nearest inch,
what will be the gap, all the
way around, between the band and
the earth's surface? (Use 3.14
as an approximate value of Pi)
The solution can be found on
my web site by clicking 'HERE'.
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by John Graziano
From: Comics.com
on 2/14/2009 |
Source: http://comics.com/ripleys_believe_it_or_not/
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Subj: Short
Brain Teasers
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Subj:
Uncle Art's Funland VIII (S687)
By N.A.Nugent
From: UnitedFeatures.com on 2/14/2010 |
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Source: http://www.unitedfeatures.com/?title=
.........Bio:Uncle%20Art's%20Funland%20Sunday
Uncle Art's Funland appears
in the Sunday comics. Your
problem is to move only 2 frogs
so there will be either
2 or 4 in each row across, down,
or diagonally. Click
'HERE'
to try this puzzle, which is designed to be
easily solved by an eight year
old kid.
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Uncle Art's Funland VII (S682)
By N.A.Nugent
From: UnitedFeatures.com on 2/7/2010 |
Source: http://www.unitedfeatures.com/?title=
.........Bio:Uncle%20Art's%20Funland%20Sunday
Uncle Art's Funland appears
in the Sunday comics. Peter
the pool shark, challenges you
to draw four straight lines
through all twelve balls so
that you will have three balls
on each line. Click 'HERE'
to try this puzzle, which is
designed to be easily solved
by an eight year old kid.
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Regifting Robin (S673 in Christmas-supp)
From: lindababcockscat
on 12/16/2009 |
Source: http://www.regiftable.com/regiftingrobinpopup.html
Regifting Robin will guess the
gift you plan to give away.
Click on the above source, or
'HERE'
for my copy, to see
this cute trick.
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Subj:
Uncle Art's Funland VI (S675b)
By N.A.Nugent
From: UnitedFeatures.com on 12/13/2009 |
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Source: http://www.unitedfeatures.com/?title=
.........Bio:Uncle%20Art's%20Funland%20Sunday
Uncle Art's Funland appears
in the Sunday comics.
Click 'HERE'
to place twenty cards on the sixteen
letters so that the each row,
column, and main
diagonal has five cards.
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Uncle Art's Funland V (S673b)
By N.A.Nugent
From: UnitedFeatures.com on 11/29/2009 |
Source: http://www.unitedfeatures.com/?title=
.........Bio:Uncle%20Art's%20Funland%20Sunday
Uncle Art's Funland appears
in the Sunday comics.
Click 'HERE'
to put the five cars in the proper
garages.
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Subj:
Uncle Art's Funland IV (S666b)
By N.A.Nugent
From: UnitedFeatures.com on 10/16/2009 |
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Source: http://www.unitedfeatures.com/?title=
.........Bio:Uncle%20Art's%20Funland%20Sunday
Uncle Art's Funland appears
in the Sunday comics.
Click 'HERE'
to help the four cows find the their
right barns.
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Uncle Art's Funland III (S661b)
By N.A.Nugent
From: UnitedFeatures.com on 9/13/2009 |
Source: http://www.unitedfeatures.com/?title=
.........Bio:Uncle%20Art's%20Funland%20Sunday
Uncle Art's Funland appears
in the Sunday comics.
Click 'HERE'
to help the dogs, cats, and mice find
their way home.
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Subj:
Uncle Art's Funland II (S654b)
By N.A.Nugent
From: UnitedFeatures.com on 7/19/2009 |
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Source: http://www.unitedfeatures.com/?title=
.........Bio:Uncle%20Art's%20Funland%20Sunday
Uncle Art's Funland appears
in the Sunday comics.
Click 'HERE'
to try this puzzle of drawing five
straight lines through fourteen
stars.
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Uncle Art's Funland (S643c)
By N.A.Nugent
From: UnitedFeatures.com on 5/3/2009 |
Drawing from UnitedFeatures.com
Source: http://www.unitedfeatures.com/?title=
.........Bio:Uncle%20Art's%20Funland%20Sunday
Uncle Art's Funland appears
in the Sunday comics.
Click 'HERE'
to try this puzzle, which is designed
to be easily solved by an eight
year old kid.
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Subj:
The History Of Crossword Puzzles (S591b)
From: LABLaughsClean on 5/12/2008
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You can read the history of crossword
puzzles, and try
working the very first crossword
puzzle by clicking 'HERE'.
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Tricky Juggler Game (S565)
From: FlashArcade.com
on 11/16/2007 |
Source: http://www.flasharcade.com/casino-games/tricky-juggler-game.html
Test your mental quickness by
finding the red ball under
the three cups. You can
try it at the source above, or
on my web site by clicking 'HERE'.
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Subj:
Rolley Ball (S549)
From: MentalBay.com on 7/217/2007
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Source: http://www.mentalbay.com/games/74/games
Rolling this ball around the
maze game takes
coordination. You can
play it at the source
above, or on my web site by
clicking
'HERE'.
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All-Out Puzzle (S547c)
From: MentalBay.com on 7/3/2007
Picture from MentalBay.com |
Source: http://www.mentalbay.com/realgame.php?65
Turn all the lights out to complete
a level. You
can play this brainteaser-logic
game at the source
above, or on my web site by
clicking 'HERE'.
You can view the answers to the
All-Out Puzzles
I have solved by clicking 'HERE'.
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Subj:
Rickshaw Jam (S514)
From: Flash Game
on 11/22/06 |
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Source: http://www.love268.com/puzzle/Rickshaw_Jam.htm
Get the rickshaw out of the
parking lot. Good logic game.
You can play it at the source
above, or on my web site by
clicking 'HERE'.
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The Package (S513)
From: LABLaughsClean
on 11/17/2006 |
Source: http://www.love268.com/action/The_Package.htm
This short SWF movie is a fun,
simple puzzle. It is worth
playing. Try it at the
source above, or on my web site by
clicking 'HERE'.
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Subj:
Letters Puzzle (S499c)
From: The Interactive Math Puzzle Archive
on 8/11/2006 |
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Source: http://www.sprucelog.com/lmp/interactive/
Find meaning in these set of
letters. You can work
this puzzle at the source above,
or on my web site
by clicking 'HERE'.
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Subj: Letters
Puzzle II (S501c)
From: The Interactive Math Puzzle Archive on 8/11/2006
Source: http://www.sprucelog.com/lmp/interactive/
Explain this letter pattern
YY U R YY U B I C U R YY 4 ME
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Subj: Letters
Puzzle II (S501)
From: The Interactive Math Puzzle Archive on 8/11/2006
Source: http://www.sprucelog.com/lmp/interactive/
What is the last (two letters)
item in the sequence?
EM EYE SEE
KAY EE WHY EM OH YOU ES
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Assemble The Square... (S499)
From: Apple4TheTeacher.com
on 8/11,2006 |
Source: http://www.apples4theteacher.com/square.html
Drag the puzzle pieces to create
a square. It's not as easy
as you think! You can
work this puzzle at the source above,
or on my web site by clicking
'HERE'.
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Subj:
Siji (S494c)
From: MathsNet.net
on 7/10/2006 |
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Source: http://www.mathsnet.net/puzzles/siji/index.html
The goal is to jump all the
objects until only one is left.
There are 46 levels (0 to 45).
I did 1 to 30 in about
ten minutes. Go to the
source to try this brain teaser.
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Knight's Tour (S493c in Games2)
From: MathsNet.net
on 7/4/2006 |
Source: http://www.mathsnet.net/puzzles/k_tour/index.html
In the Knight's Tour you make
the knight pass through all
the squares using chess moves.
The knight can't pass the
same square twice. The
graphics and play of this game
are excellent. Go to the
source above to give it a try.
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Subj:
Fiver (S492c)
From: Math.com
on 6/24/2006 |
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Source: http://www.math.com/students/puzzles/fiver/fiver.html
The goal is to convert all of
the White pieces on the board
to Black pieces. Clicking
on a piece with the mouse will
change it from White to Black,
and vice-versa. It will also
change the pieces above, below,
and to the left and right of
the selected piece. You
can work this puzzle at the source
above, or on my web site by
clicking 'HERE'.
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No Left Turn Maze (S489 in Mazes)
From: ClickMazes
on 6/6/2006 |
Source: http://www.clickmazes.com/noleft/ixnoleft.htm
Your challenge is to maneuver
the black dot to the red square
without ever turning left, or
making a U-turn. Harder than it
looks. These four mazes
are very logical and definitely fun.
You will have to play them at
the source above.
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Subj:
Rubik's Cube II (S487)
From: Eviltron
on 5/20/2006 |
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Source: http://www.eviltron.com/modules/esp/esp.html
A 1500 KB mouse driven Rubik's
Cube which plays smoother
than version one. Click
and release your mouse to twist.
You can play with it at the
source above, or on my web
site by clicking 'HERE'.
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Rubik's Cube (S487)
From: Math Playground
on 5/20/2006 |
Source: http://www.mathplayground.com/RubikCube.html
This is a mouse driven Rubik's
Cube. It is difficult, but a
wonderful learning experience.
You can play with it at the
source above, or on my web site
by clicking 'HERE'.
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Subj:
Mastermind Problem (S461)
From: William Wu of U.C.Berkeley
on 8/24/2005 |
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At: http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~wwu/riddles/intro.shtml
At: http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~wwu/riddles/medium.shtml#mastermind1
Try solving this Mastermind
problem at the source above, or on my
web site by clicking 'HERE'.
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The Vanishing Area Paradox (S461b)
by Martin Gardner
From: PlanetPerplex.com on 11/20/2005 |
Source: http://www.planetperplex.com/en/sliding_puzzles.html
(See 'Two
triangles Problem' in ILLUSIONS2)
Cut out the parts of the first
rectangle and build the
second rectangle. Where
did the red area come from?
You can view this puzzle on
the source above, or on my
web site by clicking 'HERE'.
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Subj:
3D Tic Tac Toe (S460)
by Chris Malumphy 2002
From: Math Cats on 11/11/2005 |
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Source: http://www.mathcats.com/explore/puzzles/3dtictactoe.html
Good 3D Tic Tac Toe game.
Logic and planning are necessary to
win. You can play it at
the source above, or on my web site
by clicking 'HERE'.
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I have always been fascinated by
the Minesweeper logic
game. It can capture your
attention for long periods
of time. You can play
it at the source above, or on
my web site by clicking 'HERE'.
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Subj:
Inwordz (S459b)
From: igiggle@jokelibrary.net on 11/6/2005
(See 'Fowl Words'
in GAMES-SUPP) |
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Source: http://www.pizmogames.com/games/inwordz/index.html
This word finding game can be
played at the source above, or on
my web site by clicking 'HERE'.
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Jump the pegs like checkers.
See if you can leave only one
peg on the board. You
can solve this puzzle at the source
above, or on my web site by
clicking 'HERE'.
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This SWF game is similar to Rubik's
Cube. You can play it
at the source above, or on my
web site by clicking 'HERE'.
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Jump like checkers and get down
to one peg. You can play it
at the source above, or click
'HERE'
for the file version
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Subj:
The Mind Reader (S398b)
From: One Bad St
on 9/7/04 |
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At: www.geocities.com/bad_st/obs_mind_reading_game.html
Excellent version of 'Disappearing
Card' trick. You can
play at the source above, or
click 'HERE' for the file version.
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Subj: Other
Sites Of Interest...
As I have searched the internet
for great Brain Teasers, some
of the sites I have seen are
so rich with material that you
need to visit them yourself.
Subj:
Puzzle Maniax (S571c)
From: LABLaughsClean
on 12/29/2007 |
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Source: http://www.arcadereign.com/games/414/puzzle-maniax.html
These jigsaw puzzles are difficult
and timed. Click on the
pieces to rotate them.
Click on the source above to play.
Prepare to spend days enjoying
the many optical illusions,
brain teasers, puzzles, and
games on this site.
This is an excellent source of
references in space, biology,
chemestry, the mind, science,
math, oddities, cosmology,
puzzles and games, and much
more.
This is the best and largest
set of math riddles I have found so far
on the internet. I have
used large blocks of time and only worked
my way through the easy riddles.
A wonderful site to visit.
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