But as it turned out, it was more of a logic game, and as a journalist and enjoyer of sound arguments, that was fun. Yay.
I learned today, however, of a new game popular in at least one British newspaper. It looks like this:
30 SECOND CHALLENGE NUMBER TRAIL | Start on the left with the numbers given and follow the instructions as you go along. You have 30 seconds to complete each row. | ||||||||||||||
| x 8 | + 2 | ½ of it | - 7 | ÷ 3 | x 9 | + 2 | ÷ 7 |
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| x 6 | - 6 | 5/9 of it | ½ of it | x 5 | + 6 | 2/9 of it | x 3 |
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| 400% of it | x 2 | - 12 | 1/9 of it | Times by itself | 25% of it | x 1 ½ | 5/6 of it |
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Here's a fun game: spot the obvious misspelling!
OK, do I really even need to say this? This "puzzle" is a math problem made "difficult" by including multiple steps. I did this same stuff in middle school, but it had a different name: Homework. NOT FUN.
QED.
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