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Quick Sums

1. 100 Five tickets cost 3 points each. What is the total? Response: 15 points No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
2. 200 Divide 48 tokens equally into 6 piles. Response: 8 tokens No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
3. 300 Find three quarters of 20. Response: 15 No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
4. 400 A 120-minute timer has used 35 minutes. How many minutes remain? Response: 85 minutes No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.

Code Breakers

1. 100 Using A = 1, B = 2, and so on, decode 3-1-20. Response: CAT No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
2. 200 Every letter moved one place forward to create DPEF. Decode the original word. Response: CODE No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
3. 300 A dot is worth 1 and a dash is worth 5. What is dot, dash, dot worth? Response: 7 No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
4. 400 The printed code says RED = 2, BLUE = 4, and GREEN = 6. Find BLUE + RED. Response: 6 No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
5. 500 Name a shortened form made from initial letters and spoken as a word. Response: An acronym Checked against: “In the narrow sense, an acronym is a sequence of letters (representing the initial letters of words in a phrase) when pronounced together as a single word, like NASA, NATO, or laser.” Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Acronym&oldid=1364213132

Sort It Out

1. 100 Order 14, 2, 9, and 11 from least to greatest. Response: 2, 9, 11, 14 No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
2. 200 Arrange pear, fig, and banana from shortest word to longest word. Response: fig, pear, banana No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
3. 300 Among plum, apple, and grape, which comes first alphabetically? Response: Apple No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
4. 400 Select only the even numbers from 3, 8, 12, 15, and 20. Response: 8, 12, and 20 No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
5. 500 Which is greatest: one half, three quarters, or two thirds? Response: Three quarters No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.

Word Ladders

1. 100 Complete COLD, CORD, CARD, ___, WARM so one letter changes at each step. Response: WARD No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
2. 200 Fill HEAD, HEAL, TEAL, ___ so each neighboring pair differs by one letter. Response: TELL No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
3. 300 Supply the missing rung in MIND, MINE, ___, LANE. Response: LINE No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
4. 400 Finish BAKE, BIKE, LIKE, ___ with one letter changing each time. Response: LIFE No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
5. 500 Find the blank in SAND, SEND, SEED, ___ when each step changes one letter. Response: NEED No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.

Logic Minis

1. 100 Jo stands before Kai but after Ren. Put the three names in order. Response: Ren, Jo, Kai No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
2. 200 The note is in envelope A, B, or C. A and C are empty. Where is the note? Response: Envelope B No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
3. 300 A chosen fruit is apple, pear, or plum. It is not apple and not plum. Which fruit was chosen? Response: Pear No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
4. 400 Nia is 4 years older than Sol, who is 10. How old is Nia? Response: 14 No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
5. 500 Seats run from 1 to 6. The winner sits in an odd seat above 4. Which seat is it? Response: Seat 5 No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.
6. 600 Only one statement is true: 'The token is red' and 'The token is blue.' If it is not red, what color is it? Response: Blue No factual claim is made. The answer follows entirely from the letters, numbers, choices, or rules printed in the clue.

Final round: Coded Total

With A = 1, B = 2, and so on, add the values of B, A, and D.

Response: 7