Design and Do XIII

Design and Do XII

This challenge contains 10 logic and reason items.

121. Match stick problem goes here.

The question goes here...........?

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122. Logic problem based on diagram goes here.

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123. Can you draw this figure without lifting your pencil from the paper, retracing any lines, or crossing them?

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124. Can you draw this double crescent figure without lifting your pencil from the paper or retracing any lines?

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125. For the Saturnalia, Véronique spent a total of 88 sestertii for three gifts. The gift for Senex cost one-half as much as the gift for Iphigenia, and the gift for Genuflex cost one-third as much as the one for Iphigenia. At the time of her purchase, 1 gold aureus = 25 silver denarii = 100 brass sestertii = 400 bronze asses.

How much did the gift for Iphigenia cost?

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126. Scale problem goes here.......?

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127. Prior to a meeting of the Senate, Gaius Perplexus challenged the assembly with this proposal: "I'll give an amphora of wine to the first citizen who can answer this question correctly."

My housekeeper likes to buy eggs in bulk. Today she returned to the domus with165 eggs in four baskets, and there was an odd number of eggs in each. How is such a thing possible?

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128. Laborers in a quarry devised a primitive conveyor belt made of logs for moving massive blocks of stone. If each log has a circum-ference of two feet, how far forward will the block have moved when each log has made one complete revolution?

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129. Dice game problem goes here................................

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130. Tignarius is an ingenious carpenter. He sawed through a perfect cube of wood with one straight cut to divide it equally and to form two perfectly heaxagonal surfaces. Can you figure out his plan?

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