Czy OKE* to kod lotniska Okinoerabu lub stacji kolejowej Okeechobee na Florydzie? A może akronim wyrażenia Optical Kerr Effect lub Open Key Exchange?  A może jeszcze coś innego? Któż to wie? Czasami nie wiemy, co autor miał na myśli i pozostaje to zagadką na wieki. A propos zagadek: jeżeli chcesz znaleźć pojemnik finałowy odpowiedz na poniższe pytania i podstaw odpowiednie cyfry do wzoru:

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1. Some people collect stamps or tickets. Some prefer drewniaczki or vinyl records. Here is the puzzle: which is greater, the number of grooves on one side of a vinyl record or the number of days in a year?

• Days in a year. A=6
• Grooves on a record. A=5
• It depends on a record (a single or the LP) A=4
• It depends on a year (a leap year or a common year). A=7

2. In the three volume Encyclopaedia of Geocaching written by Varsovian Reviewer to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Geocaching, each volume has 1,000 pages. How many pages are there between the last page of the R-Z volume and the first page of the L-Q volume, discounting the covers?

• 0 B=2
• 1,000 B=3
• 2,000 B=4
• 3,000 B=5

3. If a geocacher puts on his rain jacket so it is back to front and inside out, where would his right pocket be?

• On his right C=5
• Up the back C=7
• Outside C=8
• On his left C=9

4. While trying to solve a difficult multi cache you intercept the following secret message from the owner: ‘ZECRET MEEZING ZT ZEN PAST SZX TZZIGHT’. Where is it?

• Acton D=3
• St. Albans D=1
• Stables D=2
• Station D=0

5. The famous wooden geocoins collector from Prague decided to donate some of his collection to the local community, 1,672 people in all. To each person over 50 he gave 16 XWG and to each person under 50 he gave 96 XWG. Only 3/4 of the over 50s collected their coins and only 1/8 of the under 50s collected theirs. How many XWG did the collector distribute it total?

• 1672 E=3
• 6688 E=5
• 20 064 E=4
• Not enough data to calculate. E=1