These are the puzzles which don't belong in any of the other sections. Some are easy, some are harder.
The hands of a clock obviously lie one above the other at 12 noon. At preciesly which other times will the position of the two hands coincide once more?
"Two days ago little Lucy was only 7. However, next year she will be 10."
When is her birthday, and what is the date today?
Make 24 using two '8's and two '3's. You must use all four digits, and they must be used as single digit numbers. They can be combined only using the four natural arithmetic operators (+, –, ×, ÷) together with parentheses (brackets). There is no restriction on how many of each operator is used.
Using the ten digits 0-9 once each, make a ten-digit number N = [d1d2d3...d9d10] (in which each di represents a single digit)
with the following property:
For each n in {1,2,3,...10} the number [d1d2...dn] formed from the first n digits of N should be exactly divisible by n.