Puzzles
Crossword Puzzle #3
By: Cobrin Stanish ’26 Car Knowledge Crossword Click HERE
Crossword Puzzle #2
By: Cobrin Stanish ’26 General Knowledge Crossword Click HERE
Crossword Puzzle #1
By: Cobrin Stanish ’26 Geography Crossword Click HERE
The Puzzle Adventures!
Wow, it’s been a while. This is Oliver and Seth here with a 5-part story!! We’ve been working on this for a while, including the best references and jokes that we can come up with, along with some puzzles along the way. So, without further ado, jump in and enjoy! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EESmpfxjZO7qhnF6THpMV9_CFx8Bf3S1a6chbHizdis – PART 1 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EyrsVF4I18rKzOwHwW6CE4KNlzKbrj3GxP51c-4hsq0 – PART 2 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FTz9-yceYIgZqW6MGNPycZFmxQG1arNVCR6KRiuKq9w – PART 3 https://docs.google.com/document/d/16rd4knwH1Wc71LOjCSftp33Eako-DyaJm1AA49f7N90 – PART 4 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eDXNoha-UXErvZS-Em_soiEL-ErMv4m934pNez3tmig – PART 5
The Flamingo Felony: A Narrative Mystery
This is a fictional mystery. All people, situations, circumstances and relations are fictional. It is a narrative puzzle that does not reflect on the real world. *All details are important, but bolded details are more likely to be of assistance* At 4:37 AM on November 27th in Orange County, CA, the Orange County Police Department, or OCPD, received a call from Jenna Berkowitz reporting that a body had been discovered at 005 Mill Park Lane, Orange County, CA. The body belongs to one Kenny Yulter, a man in his late 40’s, employed at the local zoo, unmarried with no children. No criminal record and in good financial state. According to neighbors, a reclusive but kind man with a good heart and a strong head. He lived alone at 005 Mill Park Lane in a cozy and well kept home. It was thought that he had a dog because of occasional…
Path of Puzzles 1
Hello everybody! Seth here with a new series that I’m really excited about! Each week in the series there will be some puzzles. Now, this sounds like Rage Inducing Puzzles, and you can play it like that, but in the answer section of each puzzle there will be a new puzzle you can go to next (like a world map in a video game or something.) Sometimes you will be directed to a puzzle that isn’t published yet. It will eventually be published, so please be patient for the next issue! (You won’t be directed to a puzzle number that will be published in 2 issues.) Without further ado, the first 10 puzzles. Start with Puzzle 1. 1. Red = 3, Orange = 6, Green = ??? 2. If you roll a die, how many spots are on it? 3. What is 100 x 98 x 96 x 94… x…
Order the Numbers 2
Hi everyone! Seth here with three more Order the Numbers puzzles. First, though, last week’s answers! (X can be any number within the range of the puzzle.) Easy: The only even numbers from 1-5 are 2 and 4, so it either has to be 2XXX4 or 4XXX2. The third clue says that three is second in line. So the four possible combinations are 23154, 23514, 43152, and 43512. The second clue says that three can’t be to the right of two, so that narrows down the options to 43152 and 43512. If one is to the left of five, the only possible order is 43152. Medium: Start with clue 3. The possible formations are (from the top, going clockwise) 2XX3XX or 3XX2XX. Continue with clue 5. If one is directly counterclockwise of 2, that changes our possible combinations to 2XX3X1 or 3X12XX. If 5 is across from 6, that changes…
Stroop Puzzle
Try this puzzle, which demonstrates the psychological phenomenon called the Stroop Effect.
