1. Solving this puzzle gives you ONE Grid Reference
Puzzle Point: Castle
Solving this puzzle gives you ONE Grid Reference
Crown and Anchor dice have six sides
and the faces have the six symbols:
Club( ), Diamond( ), Heart( ),
Spade( ), Crown( ), Anchor( ).
All dice are identical and each symbol
appears once on each of the dice.
What symbol is on the opposite face
to the Club?
Select your answer below, and mark the corresponding Grid Reference on your answer sheet
Answer: Spade( ) - B5
Crown( ) - J2

2. Minesweeper - Solving this puzzle gives you ONE Grid Reference
Puzzle Point: Castle
Minesweeper - Solving this puzzle gives you ONE Grid Reference
In the game of Minesweeper the numbers in each square show how many mines lie in adjacent squares (I.e. squares which are adjoining horizontally, vertically or diagonally to that numbered square. For the grid reference you need, find the only blank square which is NOT a mine, and mark on your answer grid. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 A B C D E F G H I J

3. Puzzle Point: Castle
Mandatory Grid Reference B6
Row B Column 6

4. Puzzle Point: Top of Valley
Solving this puzzle gives you ONE Grid Reference

5. Puzzle Point: The Mill – Spot the Difference
The image on the right has two differences from the one on the left. The Grid References of the differences will give you two “hits” on your answer sheet

6. Puzzle Point: Henbury Lodge
This puzzle provides ONE grid reference
Which four of the five pieces below can be fitted together to make a perfect square?
Choose the right option to find the grid reference:
ABDE: A10 CBEA: B8 ADEC: D8 BCED: J1

7. D10 Mandatory Grid Reference Puzzle Point: Henbury Lodge
Row D Column 10

8. ( ) Find the Grid Reference: Puzzle Point: Henbury Lodge Row: D 12
Column number = x ( ) x ( ) 12 2

9. Puzzle Point: Combe Dingle
Wordsearch - The complete word “Nelson” appears only once in the grid below. Find the Grid Reference of the first “N” and mark this on your answer grid 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 A N E L S O B C D F G H I J
The word could be placed horizontally, vertically or diagonally, and either forwards or backwards

10. Puzzle Point: Combe Dingle
Mandatory Grid Reference D6
Row D Column 6

11. Solving this puzzle will completely sink the “Defiance”
Puzzle Point: Combe Dingle
Solving this puzzle will completely sink the “Defiance”
The Defiance is placed horizontally in Row I
To find the column numbers within row I:
The sum of the squares of the three consecutive column numbers is 110