Missing Letter Puzzles
11.
Which letter replaces the question mark ?
Answer
Starting on the top left of each outer square, and moving clockwise around the corners of the squares, letters advance through the alphabet in steps of 4 for the upper left square, 5 for the upper right, 6 for the lower right and
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VExplanation :
Starting on the top left of each outer square, and moving clockwise around the corners of the squares, letters advance through the alphabet in steps of 4 for the upper left square, 5 for the upper right, 6 for the lower right and
12.
Which letter replaces the question mark ?
Answer
Starting with A and C, as you move clockwise, the numerical value of the next letter equals the sum of the preceding two letters.
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GExplanation :
Starting with A and C, as you move clockwise, the numerical value of the next letter equals the sum of the preceding two letters.
13.
Which letter replaces the question mark ?
Answer
Start at the top of the left hand triangle and move in horizontal lines, from left to right, across all the triangles at once, top to bottom. Letters are written in sequence, skipping 2 letters, then 3, then 4, before repeating th
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PExplanation :
Start at the top of the left hand triangle and move in horizontal lines, from left to right, across all the triangles at once, top to bottom. Letters are written in sequence, skipping 2 letters, then 3, then 4, before repeating th
14.
Which letter replaces the question mark ?
Answer
The diagram contains 3 sets of 4 letters - one set of outer corner letters, one set of inner corner letters, and one set of letters on each side of the square. The numerical values of the letters in each set add up to 40.
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DExplanation :
The diagram contains 3 sets of 4 letters - one set of outer corner letters, one set of inner corner letters, and one set of letters on each side of the square. The numerical values of the letters in each set add up to 40.
15.
Which letter replaces the question mark ?
Answer
Starting in the top left of the diagram, and working in columns, from top to bottom, letters follow the alphabetical sequence, advancing 2 letters, then 4, then 6, then 8 etc.
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UExplanation :
Starting in the top left of the diagram, and working in columns, from top to bottom, letters follow the alphabetical sequence, advancing 2 letters, then 4, then 6, then 8 etc.
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