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WPFPUZZLEGP 2014COMPETITION BOOKLET

ROUND6

Puzzle authors:

Serkan Yrekl, Salh Alan,

Hatce Esra Aydemr, Murat Can Tonta

Turkey


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Ponts:

1. HUNDRED

2. FOUR WINDS

3. CRISSCROSS

4. CAVE

5. PENTOMINOUS

6. DOUBLE MINESWEEPER

7. BLACKOUT MATH

8. FOUR SNAILS

9. STATUE PARK

10. PLACE BY PRODUCT

11. EASY AS ABC12. THERMO-SKYSCRAPERS

13. FILLOMINO

14. TAPA

15. CRYSTAL MINE

TOTAL

30 Ponts

28 Ponts

13 Ponts

17 Ponts

28 Ponts

69 Ponts

7+16 Ponts

8 Ponts

7 Ponts

51 Ponts

38 Ponts47 Ponts

39 Ponts

38 Ponts

12 Ponts

448 Ponts

Note:The total raw ponts adds up to much less than 600 ponts. We expect the puzzles n ths round to be a bt

faster to solve than that n prevous rounds. The tme bonus s stll 10 ponts per mnute remanng.

Submsson Page: http://gp.worldpuzzle.org/content/puzzle-gp


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2. Four Wnds (28 Ponts) [Serkan Yrekl]

Draw one or more horzontal lnes from each numbered square. Lnes cannot cross other numbered squares. Each number

ndcates how many squares are connected by ts lnes; the numbered squares themselves are not counted. No lnes

overlap or ntersect each other, and each empty square s covered by exactly one lne.

Answer:For each desgnated row, enter the number

connected to each square n that row, from left to rght.

Example Answer:562593, 555593

1. Hundred (30 Ponts) [Salh Alan]

A grd of 9 cells s gven, each of whch contans a gven dgt. Place at most one (addtonal) dgt n each cell (ether before

or after the gven dgt), so that the sum of the three numbers n each row and column s 100. A two-dgt number may notstart wth a zero (although a sngle-dgt number may).

Answer:Enter all the dgts you placed. Frst the top

row from left to rght, then the mddle row from left

to rght, then the bottom row from left to rght.

Example Answer:43950


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3

ACE, AID, AIM,

CAM, CUE, CUT,

ERA, GAP, ICE,INK, KIN, OAK,

PER, SAW

4

AXES, EARN, EPIC,

GEAR, PACK, PINK,

RAIN, WADE

5

OCCUR, SCAMP,

SCEEN, SCRIP

3. Crsscross (13 Ponts) [Serkan Yrekl]

Put a letter nto each empty square so that each consecutve group of horzontal

or vertcal squares contans one of the words n the word lst, readng across ordown. Each word n the word lst s used at most once, and two words wll not be

used at all.

Answer: Enter the two unused words n alphabetcal order.

Example Answer:ASTIM, KATAR

AKTAR

ALAKA

ALARM

AMADE

ARTMA

ASTAR

ASTIM

ATAMA

EVRIM

ILICA

ISLAH

ISMET

KATAR

MALTA

MASAL

TAHTA

TAMAM


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4. Cave (17 Ponts) [Serkan Yrekl]

Shade some cells to leave behnd a sngle connected group the cave wth no enclosed,

shaded cells. In other words, all shaded cells must be connected by other shaded cells to an edgeof the grd. All numbered cells must be a part of the cave, wth each number ndcatng the total

count of cells connected vertcally and horzontally to the numbered cell ncludng the cell tself.

(Both the area nsde the cave and the areas outsde the cave are allowed to have 22 sub-areas.)

Answer: For each desgnated row, enter the length n cells of each of the cave segments (not the

shaded cells outsde the cave) from left to rght. Use only the last dgt for two dgt numbers; e.g.,

use '0' for a segment of length 10. If there are no cells belongng to the cave n the row, enter

a sngle dgt '0'.



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5. Pentomnous (28 Ponts) [Serkan Yrekl]

Dvde the grd nto pentomnoes so that same-shaped pentomnoes cannot share an

edge. Each pentomno can contan at most one letter, representng the shape of the

pentomno. Pentomnoes can be rotated and/or reflected (but reflectons and rotatons

of the same pentomno cannot touch each other).

Answer:Enter the letter assocated wth the pentomno each crcle s n, readng the

crcles from left to rght. (Ignore whch row the crcles are n.)

Example Answer:YNTNP


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6a

6b

6. Double Mnesweeper (69 Ponts) [Hatce Esra Aydemr]

Place ether 0, 1, or 2 mnes nto each blank cell so

that each number represents the total count ofmnes n all neghborng cells, ncludng dagonally

adjacent cells.

Answer: For each cell n the marked rows,

enter the number of mnes (0, 1, or 2) for each cell.

Enter 0 f the cell has a number n t.

Example Answer:022102,002000

6a

6b

7. Blackout Math (7+16 Ponts) [Serkan Yrekl]

Black out 2 of the squares so that the remanng equaton s true. The standard order of operatons s used: multplcaton

and dvson are done before addton and subtracton. Numbers wth more than one dgt cannot start wth 0.

Answer:Enter the letters of the black cells n alphabetcal order.

Example Answer:EH

7a

7b


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9. Statue Park (7 Ponts) [Murat Can Tonta]

A bank of shapes s gven wth the grd. Place each of the shapes exactly once nto the grd, wth rotatons and reflectons

allowed. No two shapes can overlap or be orthogonally adjacent, and all of the space not occuped by shapes must be

connected. Black crcles n the grd represent spaces that

must be contaned n one of the shapes, and whte crcles

represent spaces that may not be contaned n a shape.

Answer:Answer:For each desgnated row, enter the length

n cells of each of the shaded segments from left to rght.


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9b

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8. Four Snals (8 Ponts) [Serkan Yrekl]

Wrte the names (bold letters)from the lst along the snals, n the

order from outsde towards the mddle. The same letter can notappear more than once wthn each row and column. A - ndcates

that there s no letter n the cell. Some letters are already gven.

Answer:For each marked row, enter ts contents.

Use X for an empty cell.

Example Answer:YXXWXO, XEWNSX

ULRICH voigt

FLORIAN kirch

HIDEAKI jo

KOTA morinishi


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10. Place by Product (51 Ponts) [Murat Can Tonta]

Place each of the ndcated shapes nto the grd (allowng rotatons and reflectons) so thatno two shapes touch even at a corner. Numbers outsde the grd ndcate the product of the

lengths of all whte cell groups n that row/column.

Answer:For each desgnated row, enter the number of cells n each group

(both black and whte), from left to rght. Use only the last dgt for two-dgt

numbers; e.g., use '0' for a group of sze 10.

Example Answer:231,1221

10b

10a

18


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11. Easy As ABC (38 Ponts) [Serkan Yrekl]

Place letters T, U, R, K, E, Y (A, B, C n the example) n the cells, so that each letter appears exactly

once n each row and column. Each cell must have at most one letter, but can be empty.Clues outsde the grd ndcate the frst letter n the respectve row or column, seen from that

drecton. Cells marked wth an '' cannot contan a letter.

Answer:For each desgnated row, enter ts contents. Use X for an empty cell.

Example Answer:XCBXA, XBAXC

C

A C B

C C B A

C C A B B

B C A

B A C

A A

11a

11b


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12. Thermo-Skyscrapers (47 Ponts) [Salh Alan]

Place the dgts 1 through 8 nto the empty squares (one per square) so that each dgt appears exactly once n each row

and column.

Normal Skyscrapers rules apply: each number outsde the grd ndcates how many buldngs can be "seen" from

ts poston at the end of the correspondng row or column, where each number nsde the grd represents the heght of a

buldng. Larger numbers wll block the vew of smaller numbers.

The numbers n each thermometer-shaped regon must be strctly ncreasng from the crcular bulb to the end. Some

thermometers may overlapthe thermometer constrant must be satsfed for each path from a bulb to the end of a path.

Addtonally, a thermometer may nclude space outsde the grd. Each such space n the thermo-

meter must be flled wth a number that smultaneously satsfes the thermometer constrant and

serves as a skyscraper clue. (Note that equal numbers wthn a thermometer s not allowed.)

Answer: For each marked row, enter the contents nsde the grd. Ignore any

skyscraper clues outsde the grd.


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13. Fllomno (39 Ponts) [Hatce Esra Aydemr]

Dvde the grd along the dotted lnes nto regons called polyomnoes so that no two polyomnoes wth the same area

share an edge. Insde some cells are numbers; each number must represent the area of the polyomno t belongs to.

A polyomno may contan zero, one, or more of the gven numbers. (It s possble for a hdden polyomno a polyomno

wthout any of the gven numbers to contan a value

that s not present n the startng grd, such as a 6 n a puzzle

wth only 1-5 clues.)

Answer: Enter the sze of the polyomno each crcle s n, readng the crcles from

left to rght. (Ignore whch row the crcles are n.) Use only the last dgt for two-dgt

numbers; e.g., use '0' for a polyomno of sze 10.

Example Answer:14123433

16 7

5 5 2

4 6

5

5 7 6

5

7 5 11 4 1

7 1

1 5 5 2 3 1

5 5 1 2 3 2 3 3

1 5 6 2 3 3 2 2

6 6 6 6 6 1

5 5 5 5 4 4

2 2 5 2 4 4 3 3 4 4 4 2 3 3 2 3

1 4 1 3 2 1


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14. Tapa (38 Ponts) [Hatce Esra Aydemr]

Shade some empty cells black to create a sngle connected wall. Numbers n a cell ndcate the length of consecutve

shaded blocks n the neghborng cells. If there s more than one number n a cell, then there must be at least onewhte (unshaded) cell between the black cell groups. Cells wth numbers cannot be shaded, and the

shaded cells cannot form a 22 square anywhere n the grd.

Answer:For each desgnated row, enter the length n cells of each of the shaded

segments from left to rght. Use only the last dgt for two dgt numbers; e.g., use

'0' for a segment of sze 10. If there are no black cells n the row, enter a sngle dgt '0'.


1a

1b

14a

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15a

15b

15c

15. Crystal Mne (12 Ponts) [Salh Alan]

Some cells n the grd contan a crystal. Draw a path from the entrance arrow to the ext arrow, travellng orthogonally

through the centers of the cells. The path must travel through every cell wth a crystal, but must not vst all four cells of any22 subsquare n the grd.

Answer:For each desgnated row, enter ts contents, usngOfor a cell used by the path (ncludng cells wth crystals) and X

for a cell not used by the path.

Example Answer: OXOXO, OOOOO

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