NeoPets Riddles (Lenny Conundrums) and Answers Here

twelve = 130760
thirty = 194215
ninety = 848015

The current prize for the first 250 correct entries is a Purple Slorg Pencil Holder. You will also get a cool trophy that people can see when they do a user lookup on you! And all correct entries will split the 2,000,000 Neopoint prize pool.

THIS WEEKS PUZZLE - ends next Wednesday, most likely

Look! Nine dots! That's a lot of dots!



Can you draw straight lines through all nine dots without lifting your pencil? Enter your answer below.

I'm practically ashamed to post this week's puzzle. Of course you can. This is a classic puzzle, but the usual problem is figuring out how to do it in only 4 straight lines. Actually, with those hugely fat dots, you might be able to do it in 3 lines, depending on how big the piece of paper is.

And 5 lines is completely trivial.

Why not just say: Yes.

Because it doesn't speicfy the amount of lines, so obviously, you can just go across the top, down, across, up, and across. Make sense? Okay.. From top left corner, go right two, then down two, then left two, then up one, then right one.

Right, the answer is yes. What I was trying to say is that this is on a par with the question they once asked that was something like "What is 8 times 9?" Ridiculously simple and not worth wasting an LC on.

Lenny, you can't stay within the box. You must make two of your lines longer than the box.
Go up, longer than the 3 dots, diagonal through two dots - again longer than the size of the box, horizontal through all three dots and, then you can hit the remaining two. Draw a kite shape. Hope this makes sense.

But it doesn't give a limit to how many lines you could use. So, therefore, you can use as many lines as you need,

While hunting for artefacts in the Lost Desert, a group of Desert Scarabs came upon the following on a tomb wall. They pondered for a bit, and then realised the last, missing line was the key to everything! All they needed to do was solve the puzzle and treasures beyond their wildest dreams would be theirs for the taking.

1
11
21
1211
111221
312211
13112221
1113213211
31131211131221 (I think that's it, I dunno how to post a picture. :3)

What is the 10th line? Enter your answer below, with no spaces or punctuation!

13211311123113112211

This Lenny was pretty self explanatory.

The letters on the bottom correspond witht eh words on the top.

simple.

The current prize for the first 250 correct entries is a Gobbler Mask. You will also get a cool trophy that people can see when they do a user lookup on you! And all correct entries will split the 2,000,000 Neopoint prize pool.

THIS WEEKS PUZZLE - ends next Wednesday, most likely

Doug, Cindy, Austin, and Zorblox are all preparing for a delicious turkey feast. While waiting, they start to quarrel over who can eat the most!

Zorblox can eat more turkey than Austin, but Cindy can best Zorblox. Austin can out-eat Doug, but Cindy can eat more than Austin. So:

a. Zorblox can eat more than Doug but can't eat more than Austin.

b. Both Doug and Cindy can out-eat Zorblox.

c. Zorblox can eat more than Doug by more than he can out-eat Austin.

d. None of the above!

Which of the above is correct?
Enter just the letter corresponding to the correct answer.

I made a little chart thing. I have 1 2 3 4 on the top, 1 being most and 4 being least. On the side, I had the names. Then, I crossed it out. If Z can eat more than A, then A can't eat the most and Z can't eat the least.

The correct answer for last week was c.

Unbelivably, the new Lenny is still not up... Poo.

The current prize for the first 250 correct entries is a Virtupets Energy Sabre. You will also get a cool trophy that people can see when they do a user lookup on you! And all correct entries will split the 2,000,000 Neopoint prize pool.

THIS WEEKS PUZZLE - ends next Wednesday, most likely

Virtupets, Inc. has decided to create a new toy called the Pretty Pretty Princess Prism! This toy has no nefarious purposes at all whatsoever, who told you that?!

A 2-dimensional concept drawing* of the "toy" was leaked earlier this week and can be seen below.



Ooohhhhhhh... shiny.
*not to scale

For no reason at all, you decide to figure out how many triangles there are in the drawing, not counting half of the triangles that are one-half the size of the largest triangle. Then you submit the number below!

Enter just the number. Adding anything else will disqualify you!

Virtupets is up to something nasty, I'm sure. And why not an Advent Calendar themed one? o:

Anyhow, that last part would throw you off a tad, but not by much. Kind of easy, but brain hurting. My brain hurts a lot. And my tummy. I ate much too many grapes.

Too early for the Advent Calendar themed one. More likely to show up in a week or two.

Last week's triangle contained:
12 single triangles
12 triangles made up of two smaller triangles
6 triangles made up of three small triangles
9 triangles made up of four small triangles
7 triangles made up of 6 small triangles
1 large triangle made up of all 12 triangles

This makes a total of 47 triangles

The lines from the vertices to the opposite sides appear to go to the midpoints of the opposite sides, thus splitting the large triangle into two equal area triangles. Hence, there are 6 triangles of half the size of the large triangle. Subtracting 3 of those from the 47 gives us the answer of 44 to submit.

The current prize for the first 250 correct entries is a Snowman Slushie and a trophy.
All correct entries will split the 2,000,000 Neopoint prize pool.
THIS WEEKS PUZZLE - Ends: next Wednesday, most likely

As seen above, you can arrange the digits 1-9 in a 3-by-3 grid so that the number formed in the first row can be multplied by 2 to form the number in the second row and by 3 to form the third row.

It can be done a few different ways using a few different number combinations, but what is the one solution with a 5 placed in the centre square? Enter just the numbers found in each row in order, with a space between each. For example, the answer for the first grid shown above would be 219 438 657.

Phew, I have yet to see any real relations that work for the second and third row. I might have to look at this again after I eat.

I THINK I may have gotten it figured out; can't quite say for sure. It seems all the numbers have to be related in some sort of way.

327
654
981