It's a word search: scratch out the deer names that are strung together in the line at the bottom
Partial Answers: Word BankThe deer are: sika, marsh, red, fallow, mule, rusa, rein, tufted, roe, and brocket
Read the remaining letters not used by words in the bank
ANSWERCome to the Green Dome
telephone
the number of slots at the top of the switchboard wiring diagram
is equal to the number of digits in the “international phone
number” provided
the funnel lines below the slots imply that what goes into each
of the eight empty boxes is determined by three digits above
each three digit set has a five in the middle, just like the phone
pad shown, where all digits also connect to the five in the center
each three digit set makes semaphore on the phone pad
the eight letters for the empty boxes are: o, s, n, l, l, a, c, y
follow the cables to populate the final message with those letters, sometimes in more than one place
ANSWERlocal calls only
walk on the grass
each sentence describes a number in some way
the number is an index for that sentence – count in that number of letters to get the letter for that sentence
Useful Idioms (partial answers)
There are 7 Deadly Sins
Snow White knows 7 dwarves
2's Company, but 3's a crowd
There are 3 Blind Mice in the famous children's song
If you're "living on cloud 9", you're very happy
The old addage about proactivity is "a stitch in time saves 9"
Cats are said to have 9 lives, so how many ressurections is that?
Due to standard burial depth, dead people are said to be "6 feet under"
Finding a 4-leafed clover is said to bring good luck
ANSWERI have nothing to say
a still tongue...
start at the upper left circle with “hook” and “crook” and think about what these words share, do not share, and how this relates to the bottom image in their circle
in each circle, upper right words have five letters; upper left and
bottom words have four; remove letters that the upper words
have in common, and the remaining three, plus one you must
add, make a word that describes the bottom image;
e.g. Hook – CRook + I = RICH
use solved circles to tell you what words to use for pictures in
unsolved circles and continue the process for all the circles;
e.g., when you solve Hook – Crook = RICH, look for the other
circle with the RICH picture in the upper left and solve that one
next, and so on
the letters in the circles spell, left to right, top to bottom, the word “squares”
mark all letters tagged with a number that’s a perfect square
the marked “square” letters string along in the shape of a question mark – read these letters along the direction of writing that mark
ANSWERIs insoluable by man or machine
Meta - The Tally Ho
Follow the example, filling in the 3 choices for each shape into the boxes.
Each letter of the answer's blanks are a choice of three, find English words and figure out where the spaces are to solve this
ANSWERAnd So You Are Free To Go
BONUS - humor...
All the quotes are slightly wrong
fix the incorrect word in each quote, then read the correct
words from top to bottom, and do the same with the
incorrect words
correct wordsI got your number I need to make you mine
Jenny
incorrect wordswhite letters case sensitive phone number
indicates which used for Gramogram
left blanksthe Jenny quote implies the phone number: 8 7 6 5 3 0 9
each quote has a white letter on black – instead of writing the
phone number, write the case sensitive white letter from the
quote of that number; e.g., instead of “eight” write a capital
B because quote number eight highlights that letter
center blankson the underscores at the bottom, you get the gramogram:
BeC-ingU