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49 x 35 245 + 1470 1715 OUR PRIVACYSTATEMENT DirectPublishingPtyLtdcollectsyour informationtoprovideour productsandservicesandmayalsouseyour information forthe marketingpurposesofRDand/orselectedcorporatepartners. Ifthe information isnotprovidedyouwillbeunabletoaccessourproducts orservices.OurPrivacyPolicyatreadersdigest .com.au/privacy-policy contains fulldetailsonhowyour information isused(includinghowwe mayshareyour informationwithouraffiliatecompanies intheUSorother overseasentities),howyoumayaccessorcorrect informationheldand ourprivacycomplaintsprocess. BRAIN GAMES (pages 123-124) Chalk It Up E and F. String Theory The shapes alternate between circles and squares while the three colors rotate. So, in fact, the sequence of the six beads shown will repeat. Spell It Out Giving each letter a value based on its position in the alphabet (A = 1, B = 2, C = 3, etc.), the sum of the letters in each word is 20. Since S is the 19th letter, the only word containing it that adds up to 20 is as . The Dog Anagrammed My Homework Swap the second 4 in the top num- ber and the 9. Set Free ANSWERS C B C C A C C B A B A B B B A A Join thousands of Australians who enjoy trusted, uplifting and practical content from Reader’s Digest, delivered straight you their inbox. VISIT THE WEBSITE SIGN UP TO THE NEWSLETTER ordinary everyday people to expert advice and clever ideas, Reader’s Digest Australia brings you content that informs, uplifts and makes life better. From extra- 166   OctOber/NOvember 2026