Anmol Rawat (anmol)

Anmol Rawat is a contributing author in the anthology 'Blank Space : Filled with Inspiration'.

He is a Delhiite who has completed his graduation in English Honors and also holds a diploma in 3D Animation & Visual Effects. Writing has always been his passion for as long as he can remember and was sparked with the sparkling words of Nicholas Sparks. Blogging offers him a platform to unleash his creative skills. He is a bibliophile who has grown fond of authors like Dan Brown, John Green, Stephen King, Amish Tripathi and Preeti Shenoy. Movies and music occupies his world when he is not reading or writing. Spreading love through his words is his only dream.

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#121 - Shape Equation Puzzle

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In the given picture, you can find the sum of each row and column mentioned. What you have to do is find the value of each shape such that the equations become stable. Can you do it?

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#122 - Easy Cipher Puzzle

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111 = O
222 = E
333 = T
444 = S

Reading and analyzing the above, can you find out the following ?

555 = ?

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#123 - Trick Relation Riddle

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On a certain day, the brother of a young deaf beggar died. This made the beggar extremely unhappy which was natural. One man asked the beggar the reason of mourning. What relation did the beggar used to tell that man about the person who died?

Hint: Brother is not the answer.

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#124 - Independent Events Probability Puzzle

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In a drawer, five pair of socks folded together with their matching color lies. These five colors are: Pink, Orange, Green, Purple and Yellow. Each color has only one corresponding pair of socks.

It is night time and you can't see anything in the drawer. You take out a random pair of socks and before you can wear them, you keep them back and pick again. Now, you haven't seen the color yet. Can you calculate the probability that both the times you picked up, you picked pinks socks?

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#125 - Game Of Dice Brain Teaser

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A unique solo game of dice is being played. Two dices are thrown in each turn and the scores are taken by multiplying the numbers obtained.

Now talking about a particular game, here are the facts:
1) The score for the second roll is five more than the score for the first roll.
2) The score for the third roll is six less than the score for the second roll.
3) The score for the fourth roll is eleven more than the score for the third roll.
4) The score for the fifth roll is eight less than the score for the fourth roll.

Reading the above facts, can you tell the score for each of the five throws?

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#126 - Find Similar Figures Puzzle

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There are eight figures and one of them is colored green. What you have to do is find the identical figure/s from the given seven options. Can you find them?