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Independence Day History Series: Unsung Heroes of Freedom Struggle
Aparalal Kajvi FF: Baazigar
Originally posted by: Waymaker
Can’t wait for round 3!
Shreya i must say you are a genius in conducting these games. Your brain is too good!
Glad i signed up after the World Cup. Been so engaging and enjoyable i must say.
Yes,thanks for inviting me.
Please keep,timer one next time,that will be the real challenge 
While I’m still working on the points, I thought it would only be fair to share the answers to all the puzzles here. Hopefully you got some points from these puzzles!
6-person logic puzzles
The Grand Bake-off Finale
6 bakers are competing in the final round of a bake-off. Each baker comes from a different city and has prepared a unique signature bake. Your job is to deduce which baker is from which city and what they baked.
Bakers: Arthur, Beatrice, Carlos, Diana, Evan, Fiona
Cities: Austin, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Miami, Seattle
Signature bakes: croissants, eclairs, fruit tarts, lemon meringue, macarons, souffle
Clues:
1) Fiona is from Boston, but she didn’t bake the lemon meringue.
2) The baker who made the croissants is from Miami.
3) Diana made the eclairs, but she is not from Seattle.
4) Carlos is from Austin.
5) Beatrice made the souffle, but she is not from Denver or Chicago.
6) The baker from Chicago made the macarons.
7) Arthur is not from Miami.
Answer:
Arthur is from Chicago and made the macarons
Beatrice is from Seattle and made the souffle
Carlos is from Austin and made the lemon meringue
Diana is from Denver and made the eclairs
Evan is from Miami and made the croissants
Fiona is from Boston and made the fruit tart
The Forever Home Adoption
6 rescued animals are being adopted this week by 6 separate people. Each person is adopting a different animal, and each adoption is taking place on a different day of the week from Monday through Saturday. Can you figure out who is adopting which pet and on what day?
Adopters: Greg, Hannah, Ian, Julia, Kevin, Laura
Pets: rabbit, cat, dog, ferret, parrot, turtle
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Clues:
1) Julia’s adoption is scheduled for exactly 2 days after the person who is adopting the cat.
2) Hannah’s adoption is scheduled for the day known as “hump day” in business speak.
3) Laura’s adoption day is first in the week.
4) The rabbit is being adopted on Monday.
5) Greg is adopting the turtle, but his appointment is not on Monday or Tuesday.
6) Kevin is adopting his pet on Thursday, but it is not the parrot.
7) The ferret will be adopted on Friday and is being adopted by a woman with 5 letters in her name,
Answer:
Greg is adopting the turtle on Saturday.
Hannah is adopting the cat on Wednesday.
Ian is adopting the parrot on Tuesday.
Julia is adopting the ferret on Friday.
Kevin is adopting the dog on Thursday.
Laura is adopting the rabbit on Monday.
The Jetsetter Vacations
6 friends are taking solo vacations to different international spots, each packing one essential speciality travel item for their trip. It is up to you to figure out which friend is traveling where and what they packed.
Travelers: Alana, Ben, Chloe, Danish, Emma, Faisal
Destinations: Tokyo, Paris, Rome, Cairo, Sydney, Reykjavik
Specialty items: camera, hiking boots, drone, journal, adapter kit, snorkel mask
Clues:
1) The traveler heading to Reykjavik packed the hiking boots.
2) Alana packed the snorkel mask for her trip, but she is not going to Sydney.
3) Danish is going to Tokyo.
4) The person who packed the drone is going to Paris.
5) Faisal packed the adapter kit.
6) Chloe is going to Rome and plans to take a lot of good photos.
7) Ben is traveling to a city in Europe but did not pack the camera or drone.
Answer:
Alana is traveling to Cairo and packed the snorkel mask.
Ben is traveling to Reykjavik and packed the hiking boots.
Chloe is traveling to Rome and packed the camera.
Danish is traveling to Tokyo and packed the journal.
Emma is traveling to Paris and packed the drone.
Faisal is traveling to Sydney and packed the adapter kit.
Crossclimbs
Crossclimb # 1
The idea here is that you have to solve each clue for a 5-letter word and then re-order the words so that only 1 letter changes at a time. For example, train to trail is N becoming L. These things aren’t done in order, but rather together. So for example, for train the clue could be “a competition route” but on its own that clue could point to 100 different things. To get points you need to get both the words right and put them in the right order. These are all 5 letter words.
Clues:
1) A severe or bare quality
2) A pile of objects
3) A dark colour
4) To look fixedly
5) Loose or lacking tension
Answers:
STARE = to look fixedly
STARK = a severe or bare quality
STACK = a pile of objects
SLACK = loose or lacking tension
BLACK = a dark colour
Crossclimb # 2
The idea here is that you have to solve each clue for a 5-letter word and then re-order the words so that only 1 letter changes at a time. For example, train to trail is N becoming L. These things aren’t done in order, but rather together. So for example, for train the clue could be “a competition route” but on its own that clue could point to 100 different things. To get points you need to get both the words right and put them in the right order. These are all 5 letter words.
Clues:
1) A fold in fabric
2) A loud animal cry
3) A loaf product
4) To separate or damage
5) Gloomy or depressing
Answers:
BREAD = a loaf product
BREAK = to separate or damage
BLEAK = gloomy or depressing
BLEAT = a loud animal cry
PLEAT = a fold in fabric
Crossclimb # 3
The idea here is that you have to solve each clue for a 5-letter word and then re-order the words so that only 1 letter changes at a time. For example, train to trail is N becoming L. These things aren’t done in order, but rather together. So for example, for train the clue could be “a competition route” but on its own that clue could point to 100 different things. To get points you need to get both the words right and put them in the right order. These are all 5 letter words.
Clues:
1) A rock or mineral
2) Having extra
3) A place where land meets the sea
4) Past tense of shine
5) To give someone a portion of something
Answers:
STONE = a rock or mineral
SHONE = past tense of shine
SHORE = a place where land meets the sea
SHARE = to give someone a portion of something
SPARE = having extra
Sudoku
Sudoku 1
The way this sudoku is played that you still have to put 1 through 9 in each row, column, and 3x3 box only once, but along with that the dashed areas have to add up to the number in the corner.
Answer
Note that this is just an example. This sudoku does have a few answers so as long as your answers fit the answers, it will get points.
Sudoku 2
The way this sudoku is played that you still have to put 1 through 9 in each row, column, and 3x3 box only once, but along with that the dashed areas have to add up to the number in the corner.
Answer
Note that this is just an example. This sudoku does have a few answers so as long as your answers fit the answers, it will get points.
Sudoku 3
The way this sudoku is played that you still have to put 1 through 9 in each row, column, and 3x3 box only once, but along with that the dashed areas have to add up to the number in the corner.
Answer
Note that this is just an example. This sudoku does have a few answers so as long as your answers fit the answers, it will get points.
Originally posted by: Waymaker
I’ll be downloading sudoku on my phone soon
Good...
Shreya please give some interesting game for 3rd round
Had fun? Well, we’ll find out how your adventures went…but until then it’s time for the next round!
What if I told you that for this round you could end up losing more points than making? I know, I know. You want to throw ande and tamatar at me. Well, sucks for you. Cause you can’t!
This is the “reverse” bingo round. In this round, you want to avoid getting a bingo! If you get a bingo, then sucks for you because you’ll lose points! And no cheating. I will be checking each bingo card carefully to see if you got a bingo that you didn’t mark off and that will lead to even more lost points!
For each card, I will count a maximum of 2 lines as bingo. For each bingo, you will lose 100 points.
If I find a bingo when I check your card and it’s one you didn’t mark off (only up to 2 lines per card), I will subtract an additional 100 points, thus you will lose 200 points for the line.
If your bingo card has no bingo on it, then you will earn 700 points.
If your bingo card has 1 bingo on it, then you will earn 400 points.
If your bingo card has 2 bingos on it, then you will not earn any points. You will lose points only.
So, don’t call bingo! Simple as that!
Similar to round 1, I will have 3 live times. After all 3 live times are completed, I will then send the numbers in a PM to everyone!
Live time 1 on IF – Aug 4 9 PM IST
Live time 2 on Discord – Aug 4 11 PM IST
Live time 3 on Discord – Aug 4 11:30 PM IST
IF thread - https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/members-lounge/5384669/bingo-live-sessions
Discord - https://discord.gg/dArBsFsVr
Your completed cards are due back to me by Aug 5 11:59 PM IST.
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