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You are trekking across the Scottish moors when you discover a cave, its entrance sealed by a massive boulder. Etched into the stone are the carvings shown above. To gain entry, you must draw the symbol in the sequence that correctly replaces the question mark. What do you draw?
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...Can you solve these three rebus puzzles? The numbers in the brackets indicate how many letters are in each word of the answer.
1. (4,7)
2. (9)
3. (2, 2, 4)
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Clue:
A genie granted a poor man a single wish. The man wished for a bag containing 1,000 gold coins, and the genie granted his request.
The man kept 230 of the coins for himself and gave the remaining coins to his three nieces, Alice, Belinda, and Charlotte, instructing them to divide the coins in proportion to their ages (the sum of their ages was 17.5 years).
...During a court case, a police officer was explaining how he chased down a thief. The police officer and thief were standing side-by-side when the thief bolted, taking 27 steps before the officer reacted and began running. The officer explained, “The thief took eight steps to every five steps of mine”. The officer was asked how he ever managed to reach the crimin...
I have recently come across a new daily game called ‘Catfishing’. At its heart, Catfishing is a game in which you must guess the Wikipedia article from its categories. For example, pictured above is a question from the game. Your challenge is to identify the name of the Wikipedia article. E...