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Country : India | Questions related to Round 1 : Raghu Clan should be posted here.
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ABcDexter
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Country : India | Is Arukone just a Letter version of Numberlink? |
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amitsowani
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Country : India | ABcDexter - 2026-09-26 6:56 AM
Is Arukone just a Letter version of Numberlink?
Yes, also note the rule that all the cells need to be visited. |
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tamz29
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Country : Thailand | tamz29 posted @ 2026-09-27 7:56 PM 1.4 Word Search
Does all the blank cells have to be filled in? |
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amitsowani
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Country : India | tamz29 - 2026-09-27 7:56 PM
1.4 Word Search
Does all the blank cells have to be filled in?
The general rules do not require this, but for the IB and competition puzzles, all blank cells need to be filled in. |
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amitsowani
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Country : India | Question copied over from WSC forum:
In 10. LONG DIVISION what does it mean ONE on the top? Is that the result of division?
the long division is in the format NUMBER = DIVISOR*DIVIDEND_PLUS_REMAINDER
in the example EIGHT is the NUMBER, SIX is the DIVISOR, ONE is the DIVIDEND(result) and T is the REMAINDER.
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ABcDexter
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Country : India | amitsowani - 2026-10-01 6:09 AM
Question copied over from WSC forum:
In 10. LONG DIVISION what does it mean ONE on the top? Is that the result of division?
the long division is in the format NUMBER = DIVISOR*DIVIDEND_PLUS_REMAINDER
in the example EIGHT is the NUMBER, SIX is the DIVISOR, ONE is the DIVIDEND(result) and T is the REMAINDER.
In LONG DIVISION, T/Remainder can be 0, right? |
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amitsowani
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Country : India | ABcDexter - 2026-10-03 11:00 AM
amitsowani - 2026-10-01 6:09 AM
Question copied over from WSC forum:
In 10. LONG DIVISION what does it mean ONE on the top? Is that the result of division?
the long division is in the format NUMBER = DIVISOR*DIVIDEND_PLUS_REMAINDER
in the example EIGHT is the NUMBER, SIX is the DIVISOR, ONE is the DIVIDEND(result) and T is the REMAINDER.
In LONG DIVISION, T/Remainder can be 0, right?
Yes, the remainder can be zero. |
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pinkagape
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Country : United Kingdom | In Diagramless Crossword, do we need to add the numbers for the clues? |
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amitsowani
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Country : India | pinkagape - 2026-10-04 10:00 PM
In Diagramless Crossword, do we need to add the numbers for the clues?
Placing the words in the grid is sufficient for receiving full credit, marking the clues is not necessary. |
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Christian
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Country : France | In Diagramless Crossword, for the words crossing both at their first letter, will there be a unique commun clue, or two different clues in the same cell ? |
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vopani
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Country : India | vopani posted @ 2026-10-08 4:01 PM Christian - 2026-10-08 2:22 PM
In Diagramless Crossword, for the words crossing both at their first letter, will there be a unique commun clue, or two different clues in the same cell ?
The clue number at the first starting letter will be same (common ) in this case. Like how a regular crossword puzzle is numbered. |
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