To celebrate the end of the exam period, we have created a small competition for people to have a go at. Based upon the TV show Only Connect a bit, in this competition there will be patterns formed through pictures or words, and there will be three sections in which you will have to manipulate these patterns and work out what they are. Each question offers a certain number of points, and the winners will be those who rack up the most points.
To submit answers to each question, send a PM to HabboxNews, stating what your forum name is and then the answers to each question, making it obvious what question the answer is to. You will have one week to submit your answers, with the competition closing on Sunday16th of June at 11:59PM.
Prizes: 1st Place - 20c, 1 month VIP and 30 rep 2nd Place - 10c, 2 weeks VIP and 20 rep 3rd Place - 5c and 10 rep
Difficulty:
1st Image = Super Easy
2nd Image = Easy
3rd Image = Intermediate
4th Image = Hard
5th Image = Catastrophic
Image Relations:
In this task, I will present 4 pictures, that all have a word in common related to them. It will be your job to find out what this is. For instance, if I posted a picture of a Rose, Lily, Iris and Orchid, you would answer with "Flower", you will need to however be exact, vague answers will not be accepted. The number of points scored for each is listed in the spoiler, and there will be clues for any of these.
In this task, you will be given 3 pictures that follow a certain sequence, and it will be your job to tell us what the fourth one is. For instance, if I placed pictures of the numbers 1, 4 and 9, you would answer 16, with the pattern here being the square numbers. The number of points given for each answer will be put in the spoilers, and you will also get 1 point for telling us what the sequence is for each one.
Comes in apple, cherry, blackberry and many more flavours! - Worth 1 Point (2 with sequence)
For this task, you have to figure out what object/person/place the pictures lead towards, by taking the name of what each thing is and merging them together. To give you an example, if I placed a picture of Jack Dawson, The, a rip and a sign saying Par = 4, then the answer would be Jack The Ripper. You need to provide the exact final answer, you cannot just say what each image actually shows. Remember, the spelling may not be the same as part of the answer, but phonetically it will be identical/incredibly similar.
The amount of points each answer is worth is stated in the spoiler title.
