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May Puzzle Wizard Challenge
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Congratulations to Kishore Rao of India on winning last month's challenge and to everyone else who got all the puzzles correct: Gretchen Theresa Brinker, Bill Alcott, Ajit Athle, Ed Murphy, Jimmy Williams, Ai Claudius, Pawan Sharma, Lynn Messick, Jim Sempsrott, Frederick Udarbe, Robby Goetschalck, Sean Forbes and Manish Mohil.
OK, here are this month's puzzles. The sender of the first all correct entry drawn out of my old wizard's hat or one with the most correct answers, will win a t-shirt, mug or mousepad of their choice from my online store.
Please email your answers to Lloyd@ahapuzzles.com by midnight (GMT) on Friday 31st May and put 'Puzzle Wizard Challenge' as the e-mail's subject heading. I'll post the names of the winner and of all those who sent in correct entries here the following day along with the answers. Please remember to tell me your first and last names so I can give you full credit.
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Once again, I hope you have lots of fun solving this month's puzzles. Lloyd.
7 all correct entries so far.
All previous contest puzzles (currently 411) and answers are only available to Aha! Puzzles members. However, it's easy to become a member. The annual fee is just $10 USD and you can pay by clicking on the Paypal 'Subscribe' button above (payment may be made via Paypal with a debit or credit card, even if you don't have a Paypal account). When you have paid, your username and password will be emailed to you along with a FREE puzzle-packed ebook version of either 'Amazing "Aha!" Puzzles' or 'Test Your Creative Thinking', depending on which one you prefer. The log-in page is here. If you have any questions, please contact Lloyd at Lloyd@ahapuzzles.com.
Making News
© Lloyd King
1) Can you rearrange two of the matchsticks below to leave NEWS?
Picture Puzzle
© Lloyd King
2) What familiar object does this best represent?
Missing Letters
© Lloyd King
3) What are the 2 missing letters?
Equation
© Lloyd King
4) Take away one straight line from each side of this equation so that both sides are still equal.
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