In the city above, create one looping road so that each of the cells with numbers in them will have that many sides touching a road. For example, for a cell with a 3 in it, three of the four sides will be a road.
Rules
- The road must be one none branching loop, and the loop may not cross itself, or have dead ends.
- The road can only be on the dotted line.
- Squares with no number can have roads touching them too.
How many sides of the cell with a number sign will be touching a road?
The solution will be available on July 1, 2014 here on Shufflenet.
The Dependability Quiz on April 1 was an April Fools joke! It’s actually impossible. This is the May quiz:
Statement 1 | The answer to this statement is different from the answer to Statement 4 | True or False? |
Statement 2 | There are more true statements in this puzzle than false statements | True or False? |
Statement 3 | Statement 1 is true | True or False? |
Statement 4 | Statement 1 is false | True or False? |
Statement 5 | The answer to this statement is different from the answer to Statement 2 | True or False? |
Clues
Look at Statement 1. What is the answer to Statement 4?
Is Statement 2 true or false? What does that make Statement 5?
Hint
Statement 4 is false.
Each of these statements depend on each other. Can you find the answers to them?
1 | The answer to this statement is the same as the answer to Statement 3 | True or False? |
2 | The answer to this statement is different from the answer to Statement 1 | True or False? |
3 | All the statements in this puzzle have the same answers | True or False? |
January’s Puzzle of the Month is a cross between a crossword-puzzle and a word search.
The grid above is color-coded with this key:
The Puzzle of the Month is an exciting new addition to Shufflenet. We will post a puzzle every month and you get to solve it. The solution will be posted the next month. Check back soon for January’s puzzle.