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Who would have guessed what the title was? It’s an anagram, but definitely not the hardest type!

 

Who can spot the different symbol?

1. aaabaaaa
2. sssssesss
3. rrrrrerrrrrrr

Now for a harder one.

1. asasdsas
2. aewaewrewaewaew
3. ghtyghtydhtyghtyghty
4. ftftftrerereytftftrerere

ANSWERS

B-E-E-D-R-D-Y

 

Who can spot the difference from these 2*2 grids?

1.

AG
BX

AF
BX

2.

AR
HT

TR
HT

3.

ar
hd

AR
HD

How did you do?

ANSWERS

G-F A-T They’re all capitals instead of lowercase

1/3 Try again with the BEEDRY one!

2/3 Do it again. You got tricked with the 2nd one.

3/3 Amazing!

0/3 I don’t think you like crosswords!

 

Now, some 3*3-6*6!

 

ASD
G  T
YSR

ASD
GBT
YSR

How did you do?
Correct: Go on, don’t be afraid at the 4*3 coming up!
Incorrect: I think that you should try some sudoku!

ASRY
XBQE
MLO

ASGY
XBQE
MLO

They look exactly the same, don’t they.
Well in that case, what about this: lI and Il. Guess what: they were swapped over. (:)
Actually, if you look at the top rows only, that makes things a lot clearer.

ASRY

ASGY

It’s obvious now, isn’t it?

ASRY-SRY-RY-R
ASGY-SGY-GY-G

G and R, eh?

Correct: I think you looked at the end bit.
Incorrect: Well, don’t feel silly!

TR6¢$
HBVCF
:’;.,
90ªº•
QXZsW

TRo¢$
HBVCF
:’;.,
90ªº•
QXZsW

Well, I put in something that could confuse you EVEN MORE. The answer is: 6-o

QWERTY
UIOPAS
DFGHJK
LZXCVB
NMqwer
tyuiop

qwerty
uiopas
dfghjk
lzxcvb
nmAWER
TYUIOP

Lowercase turned into capitals while capitals turned into lowercase, of course!

Now… a bit tuffer…

serty
serty
serty
serty
serty
serty
serty

Easy to alfabetise that lot!

Acro
Minoma
Deserthery
Gertimo
Guenta
Serta
Bimerta
Citerter
Pobblestone

One of those words is well, infact a pobblestone is just a purple stone!
Alphabetise them in the fastest way possible, but you CANNOT move “pobblestone”.

QQQQQ
WWWWWWWWWWWW
EEEEEEE
RRR
TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
Y
U
I
O
P
A
S
D
F
G
H
J
K
L
Z
X
C
V
B
N
M

Do you want to make a puzzle of your own kind?
Here are some ideas…

First of all – a sudoku!

Go onto Google Sheets, and well, make a sudoku – not just any sudoku – put some numbers up in the top corner of some of the squares and then copy it – not with the photocopier – I’m afraid that you’ll just have to go back to Google Sheets or Excell or any other spreadsheet programs (don’t turn the TV on!)
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Then, make a slight change in it, e.g. 6   into 3-8.

Or a magic wordsearch with flaps that open up when you find the one in