Number fill-in 1
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A crossword-shaped grid without word clues. Match the supplied number strings to the spaces, then let each shared digit confirm the next placement.
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Use each entry once, writing one digit in each outlined square. Entries run Across or Down from a numbered starting square. Crossing digits must agree. A leading zero is part of the entry and must be written in its square.
Default example ready: 2 pages, including matching answers.
Entry bank: 29038, 62862, 78334, 131218, 290111, 462168, 606954, 750781, 834864, 909581, 9262439, 14561905.
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Letter, standard print · 12 pages · Letter, larger print · 13 pages · A4, standard print · 12 pages · A4, larger print · 12 pages
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Count the digits and find an entry with the same length as a grid space. Some entries share a length, so check their crossing digits before committing to a position. After adding an entry, check each crossing against the number bank instead of treating the puzzle as arithmetic.
The entries are strings of digits, not calculations. You do not add, multiply or remove zeros. Numbers in the top-left of a square label the starts of entries; the supplied bank contains the digits to place.
Each new seed makes a connected layout and a fresh set of digit strings for the selected sheet. The whole bank is checked against its answer before it is made available. Twelve entries provide several crossing decisions. Larger layouts may put the bank on a separate page.
The filled grid and numbered entry list appear separately. Check the collection ID and seed before comparing answers.
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A kitchen table, a garden path, a music room: familiar subjects with a fresh set of clues.
Six ready-made examples + answers ↗A short original passage is hiding behind a substitution alphabet.
Six ready-made examples + answers ↗All the words are already on the page.
Six ready-made examples + answers ↗