In the puzzle figure of two small triangles and one large triangle, move 3 matches to form 2 large and 1 small triangle with no hanging stick.
In the puzzle figure of 5 matchstick squares, move 3 sticks to form six squares. No matchstick should be hanging. Each should be a part of a square.
The matchstick puzzle figure comprises four triangles. Move 4 matches to leave 2 triangles. Each matchstick must be a part of a triangle.
In the matchstick puzzle figure, move 5 matchsticks to create 7 squares. No matchstick should be left hanging without being part of a square.
The matchstick puzzle figure comprise only of squares. Can you move 3 matchsticks to form a matchstick figure comprising only of 3 rectangles and no square?
In the puzzle figure, move 3 matches to form 6 squares. Each matchstick in the solution should be a part a square. Give it a try. It is not a hard puzzle.
In the matchstick puzzle figure, remove 6 matches to leave exactly 2 squares. No matchstick should be left hanging. Each must be a part of a square.
The puzzle figure comprises two large triangles intersecting each other. Move 4 matches to make 6 triangles. No matchstick should be left hanging.
Remove 5 matches to leave 5 squares in the puzzle figure comprising as many as 10 squares of same size. No match must be left hanging.
In the matchstick fish figure of the puzzle turn the Westerly fish to Southerly swimming fish in 2 moves of matchsticks or the eye of the fish.
