Penrose Railway Maze 1
Get from START to FINISH, moving only over smooth lines, without reversing and making sharp turns.
SOLUTION
The solution is shown below.
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Sir Roger Penrose (1931) is an English mathematical physicist, mathematician and philosopher of science. He is Emeritus Rouse Ball Professor of Mathematics in the University of Oxford and Emeritus Fellow of Wadham College, Oxford. Penrose has made contributions to the mathematical physics of general relativity and cosmology. He has received several prizes and awards, including the 1988 Wolf Prize for physics.
Puzzle Sum 6
What state does this sum spell?
SOLUTION
KENNEL + INK – LINK + STONE – NEST – ONE + TUCK + YEAR – EAR = KENTUCKY
Puzzle Sum 5
What two animals do these sums spell?
SOLUTION
SCOWL – OWL + RABBIT – BIT = SCRAB
CROW + HEEL – WHEEL + COD + BEE + FILE – BEEF = CROCODILE
Puzzle Sum 4
What two birds do these sums spell?
SOLUTION
LACE – ACE + ARK = LARK
SPEAR – EAR + BARROW – B = SPARROW
Illusion Maze
Find a path between the two squares in this Illusion Maze, created by Dave Phillips.
SOLUTION
The solution is shown below.
Puzzle Sum 3
What two Italian cities do these sums spell?
SOLUTION
OVEN – O + ICE = VENICE
REEL – EEL + DOME – D = ROME
Never Walks
What can run but never walks,
Has a mouth but never talks,
Has a head but never weeps,
Has a bed but never sleeps?
SOLUTION
The answer is RIVER.
Puzzle Sum 2
What two cities do these sums spell?
SOLUTION
CHIN – N + CAGE – E + O = CHICAGO
ROPE + N – PEN + CHEST + ENGINEER – ENGINE = ROCHESTER
Angry Men
You must go through this maze, avoiding the 16 angry men’s batons. You are allowed to press once each of the four buttons on the walls, which make the men turn clockwise at 90 degrees.
SOLUTION
The solution is shown below.
Puzzle Sum 1
What two animals do these sums spell?
SOLUTION
BABY – Y + MOON – M = BABOON
DON + KEY = DONKEY