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Question 1: If every Bif grows two Gims and no Gim grows a Bif, starting with 1 Bif after one cycle how many creatures exist?
1 creature
3 creatures
4 creatures
2 creatures
Question 2: You have a 3-minute, 7-minute, and 10-minute fuse that burn irregularly. How do you time exactly 13 minutes using them?
Light 7 and 3; when 3 ends light 10 at one end
Light 10 at both ends and 3 at one end
Light 10 and 3; when 3 ends, light 7 at both ends; total 13
Light 7 at both ends and 10 at one end immediately
Question 3: Sequence: 2, 3, 5, 9, 17. What rule generates the next number?
Multiply by previous index then add one
Add powers of two starting at one
Add consecutive primes
Double previous and add one
Question 4: You must choose one path: A signals truth 70% of the time, B signals truth 60%, and C signals truth 90%. Each path's signal independently appears as 'safe.' Which path minimizes expected risk?
Choose the 70% option because it's average
Choose the path with 90% reliability
Flip a coin to avoid bias
Split across all three paths
Question 5: A 4×4 grid has numbers 1–16 placed so every row and column sums equal S. Swapping two numbers in the same row keeps row sum but changes two column sums. What's the minimal strategy to restore equal column sums while preserving rows?
Swap two numbers in a different row that mirror column differences
Rotate all four columns cyclically
Swap two numbers in the same row again
Swap any two numbers in the same column