This puzzle is inspired by JLee's What is a Word/Phrase™ series and the subsequent "Number" variants. (Actually, I'd originally tried to create a more original puzzle using the same idea, but it turned into another one of these. Sigh. Maybe the types of numbers given lend this somewhat more novel...
@msh210 this is THE LITTLE PRINCE. It's indeed a book partly about aliens (I skimmed the plot on Wikipedia; I confess I've never read it), and it's THENCE (from there) with LITTLEPRI* ("Till Tripe"'s digested) encompassed (comprehended).
(Unrelated to Pokémon, but when trying to solve another puzzle recently, I was surprised to learn that the astrological sign is Scorpio, but the corresponding constellation is Scorpius.)
BOYCOTT is a protest, in a way. It has BOOT (kick out) and Y (NY with opposition backer N leaving), but other than that, I can't make it work. NK could be the outside of New York, but boycott isn't usually written with a K.
(and you should take the next one rather than me because this is my one day between two holidays, and I've been deliberately avoiding getting involved in the CCCC because I can't guarantee I'll have signal while camping!)
@oAlt With a massive leg-up from Stiv: BOYCOTT ("protest, of sorts") = (n)YC ("New York" City with "opposition backer" = N leaving) inside BO.OT ("kick out") + T ("outsider" separated as "(ou)T sider")
(It's "in a way" instead of "of sorts". Never mind.)
@Stiv Thanks. Enjoy your camping holiday and the missing signal.
My mother is trying to solve a 2x2x2 Rubik’s cube. Sometimes she can get one face solid colored. Sometimes two faces and even three faces.
Is it possible that she could get 4 or 5 faces solid colored and still not have completely solved the cube?
This puzzle is part of the Monthly Topic Challenge #2: IQ Puzzle Parody
Which option (a.,b.,c.,d. or e.) completes the sequence above?
What's the phrase I'm looking for?
Note: The specific colors I've chosen is not important.
My mother is trying to solve a 2x2x2 Rubik’s cube. Sometimes she can get one face solid colored. Sometimes two faces and even three faces.
Is it possible that she could get 4 or 5 faces solid colored and still not have completely solved the cube?
Well, almost. Can you figure out my letter-classifying system, and where to put W, X, Y, and Z?
