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Here’s the puzzle again if you missed it yesterday:  

What is the next letter in this sequence: SENTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT__?  

ANSWER:

The correct answer is F, as in “Forty”. Forty is the next number to come in the sequence when you realize each letter abbreviates the first letter of the number it represents. For example, we began with S for Seventeen, then E for Eighteen, followed by Nineteen, Twenty, and so on until F for Forty was next.

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Welcome to GeniiOnline’s Weekly Puzzle, powered by Art of Play! We’ll bring you a new puzzle every Monday, then publish the solution on Tuesday.

You’ll have to flex your lateral thinking skills to solve this one.

What is the next letter in this sequence: SENTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT__?

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Here’s the puzzle again if you missed it yesterday:

Which symbol is unlike all the others?  

ANSWER:

The answer is A. It’s unlike all the others because it’s the only one that is not unique in any way, i.e., B is the only one without a border, C is the only white one, D is the only small one, and E is the only club.

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Welcome to GeniiOnline’s Weekly Puzzle, powered by Art of Play! We’ll bring you a new puzzle every Monday, then publish the solution on Tuesday.

Which symbol is unlike all the others?

Welcome to GeniiOnline’s Weekly Puzzle, powered by Art of Play! We’ll bring you a new puzzle every Monday, then publish the solution on Tuesday.

Here’s the puzzle again if you missed it yesterday:

The faucet below is leaking. Which basin will fill up with water first?

ANSWER:

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The faucet below is leaking. Which basin will fill up with water first?

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Here’s the puzzle again if you missed it yesterday:  

Each set of tracks below was made by a different bicycle. Which direction was each bicycle traveling—to the right or to the left?

ANSWER:

Both went left. We are able to determine that because the fore wheel of a bicycle oscillates more than the rear one. To determine the direction, choose some points in the rear wheel’s trajectory and draw the tangents in those points. The distance between the forward and the back wheel is constant, so you just have to find out which of the segments determined by the tangent and the intersection with the other curve have the same length.

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Each set of tracks below was made by a different bicycle. Which direction was each bicycle traveling—to the right or to the left?

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Here’s the puzzle again if you missed it yesterday:

ANSWER:

You need a total of three lines, as seen in the image below:

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Another visual puzzle this week. Don’t let it get to your head!