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World Is Full Of Puzzles
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Monday, December 13, 2010
Matchstick Puzzle #009
Remove nine matchsticks so that no square (of any size) remains.


Matchstick Puzzle #008
Move three matchsticks to new positions to get only four squares. No overlapping or loose ends.


Matchstick Puzzle #007
There are five squares in the illustration. Move two matchsticks to new positions to get only four squares. No overlapping or loose ends.


Matchstick Puzzle #006
There is a fish swimming to the left as shown in the illustration.
- Try turn the fish around (to the right) by moving only three matchsticks. Overlapping is not allowed.
- Try turn the fish by moving only two matchsticks. Overlapping is not allowed.

- To the right
- Turn upward/downward

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