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Puzzle Answers

Challenge yourself by solving these puzzles and mind stretchers, then check your answers on page 133.

- BY MARCEL DANESI

THERE GOES THE NEIGHBOURH­OOD Antonini: blue. Dubois: yellow. Borden: orange. Englehardt: brown. Cruz: white. Fung: green. SCHOOL SUPPLIES Buy one B and two Ds for $5.10. CONALL’S COINS Seven 10c coins and 13 5c coins.

THERE GOES THE NEIGHBOURH­OOD (DIFFICULT) Each of the six people quoted below live in one of the six houses in the neighbourh­ood shown. The houses are white, brown, green, blue, yellow and orange. Assuming that everyone is telling the truth, whose house is painted which colour?

Mrs Antonini: Mrs Borden lives due north of me. Mrs Borden: I live in the orange house. I can walk to Mrs Englehardt’s house without crossing any streets. Mr Cruz: I live due east of a green house. Miss Dubois: There’s a white house north of mine, but I can’t see it from my house because there’s a brown house in the way. Mrs Englehardt: I live directly across a street from both a yellow house and a white house. Mr Fung: I live in the green house. SCHOOL SUPPLIES (MODERATELY DIFFICULT) You need to acquire at least six pencils, six pens and six erasers for $5.20 or less. If the packages listed below are the only combinatio­ns that are available, which do you take? You can buy more than one of the same package.

A: Two erasers for $0.70. B: Four pencils, one pen and two erasers for $1.30. C: Three pencils, four pens and three erasers for $3.20. D: One pencil, three pens and two erasers for $1.90. E: One pencil and five pens for $2.30.

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