_______ A. How many days did it take Phileas Fogg to go around the world?
_______ B. What is the total number of letters you would need to make a clock
face showing the 12 hours in Roman numerals? Add this to your first
answer above
_______ C. Subtract the number of years celebrated on a Silver Anniversary from
the number of "winks" in a short nap, and multiply your result by
answer B
_______ D. Subtract the number of trombones in a famous song from The Music Man
from answer C
_______ E. What is the number that people with triskaidekaphobia fear? Subtract
this number from answer D
_______ F. Add the year that the 1968 film whose title includes the words A
Space Odyssey takes place to answer E
_______ G. Divide this number by the sum of Beethoven's total number of
symphonies and the number on a black billiards ball
_______ H. Now subtract the number of squares on a checkerboard
_______ I. Multiply this result by the product of the number of minutes in a
professional boxing round and the number of feet in a pole that you
would not use to touch something you were definitely trying to avoid
_______ J. Divide answer I by the answer you get when you divide the number of
days that September hath by the Amendment number that protects a
person from self-incrimination
_______ K. Deduct from this the length, in miles, of a famous auto race that
takes place every Memorial Day weekend in Indianapolis
_______ L. Divide answer K by a number that's another name for the game of
blackjack
_______ M. Subtract from answer L the number of times that Franklin Delano
Roosevelt was elected to the presidency
_______ N. Your answer to M should equal the number of the route that you could
"get your kicks" on in an old song, divided by the sum of Bart
Simpson's age (in years) and the date of April Fools' Day.
A. 80 (Around the World in
Eighty Days)
B. 26 (total letters) + 80
(Answer A) = 106
C. 40 (winks) - 25 (years) = 15
x 106 (Answer B) = 1590
D. 1590 (Answer C) - 76
(Trombones) = 1514
E. 1514 (Answer D) - 13
(triskaldekaphobe's fear)
= 1501
F. 1501 (Answer E) + 2001 (A
Space Odyssey) = 3502
G. 9 (symphonies) + 8 (
billiards ball) = 17
3502 / 17 = 206
H. 206 (Answer G) - 64
(checkerboard squares)
= 142
I. 3 (minutes) x 10 (ten-foot
pole) = 30
142 (Answer H) x 30 = 4260
J. 30 (days In September) / 5
(Amendment) = 6
4260 (Answer I) / 6 = 710
K. 710 (Answer J} - 500 (miles)
= 210
L. 210 (Answer K) + 21
(blackjack) = 10
M. 10 (Answer L) - 4 (times
elected) = 6
N. 10 (years) + 1 (April 1)
= 11
66 (Route 66) / 11 = 6
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