All Chapter 1 Puzzles

Summary: Put everything in the trunk, without having things overlap.

Solution: The teddy bear is in the upper/right corner, and directly under it is the bag with the ribbon and the telescope. The books are in the upper/left corner, and below them is the spatula and frying pan. The boomerang is in the up/left area, next to the shirts. The gray thing is on the bottom.

Summary: Draw the longest line possible, from start to finish.

Solution: Go down, left, up, left, left, down, right, right, down, right, up, right, down, left, left, up, up, left and down.

Summary: A piece of paper has been folded twice. On each fold, one end was an inch away from the other end. How far apart are the folds, in terms of a tenth of an inch?

Solution: This is kind of tricky. If you fold a piece of paper, and one end is an inch away from the other, that must mean the fold is half an inch away from the center of the paper. Since this happened twice, both folds are half an inch away from the center of the paper, making them a full inch away from each other. The solution is 10. 10 tenths of an inch is one inch, which is how far apart the two folds are.

Summary: You have two pitchers. A third pitcher, containing poison, is placed left or right of them. The third pitcher moves left and right fifty-five times. You want the poison to be in place #2, so which starting position do you put the poison in, left or right?

Solution: The answer is B, on the right. If the poison starts on the right, it will always end up on the right after an odd number of switches.

Summary: Based off of the clues and the picture, figure out which character is Mrs. Hadley.

Solution: Mrs. Hadley is in position E. The O'Connors are in A and B because they're sitting together, the Jonses are C and G because they both have aisle seats, and the Lamberts are D and H, across from each other.

Summary: Solve the Tower of Hanoi puzzle with three pancakes.

Solution: Simple! If the plates from left to right are Plate A, Plate B and Plate C... 1. Move a pancake from A to C. 2. Move a pancake from A to B. 3. Move a pancake from C to B. 4. Move a pancake from A to C. 5. Move a pancake from B to A. 6. Move a pancake from B to C. 7. Move a pancake from A to C.

Summary: You have a four by four grid. Draw lines of the grid, so there are four sections. Each section must have all four types of trees.

Solution: Here's a picture of the solution, with different letters indicating different areas: ABBB AABD CADD CCCD