Leonie has ten rubber stamps, one for each digit 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9. She prints the date of the Kangaroo contest shown below. How many different stamps does she use?
The picture shows three flying arrows and nine fixed balloons. An arrow bursts any balloon it hits, then continues in the same direction. How many balloons will the arrows hit?
Diana first scores 12 points with three arrows. On her second turn she scores 15 points. The three targets show her hits. How many points does she score on her third turn?
Mike sets the table for eight people. For each seated person, the fork should be on the left of the plate and the knife on the right. How many places are set correctly?
Albert fills the grid using a hippo, a shark, a frog, a ghost and a flower. Each figure must appear exactly once in every row and every column. What belongs in the question-mark cell?
Tom cuts squares and trapezia of the two shapes shown from grid paper. What is the smallest number of these pieces needed to cover the boat completely, without gaps or overlaps?
There are eight flowers on a rose bush. Butterflies and dragonflies occupy more than half the flowers, with at most one insect per flower. There are twice as many butterflies as dragonflies. How many butterflies are there?
Captain Kook sails from Easter through every island on the shown route and back to Easter, travelling 100 km. Des–Lako has the same length as Easter–Volcano–Flower. How far is it directly from Easter to Lako?
Baby Roo enters the numbered house through the top door, visits rooms with strictly increasing numbers, and then leaves. Through which labelled door does he leave?
Five ancient symbols represent the five different numbers 1,2,3,4,5. Their values are unknown, but the three pictured sums hold. Which symbol represents 3?