GC25WVM R u Smrter Tan Uh 5rd Gradr??
Type: Mystery | Size: Micro | Difficulty: | Terrain:
By: brennan7 @ | Hide Date: 03/30/2010 | Status: Available
Country: United States | State: Colorado
Coordinates: N38° 56.895 W104° 45.351 | Last updated: 08/30/2019 | Fav points: 0

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The cache is NOT at the above coordinates.

Solve the puzzle to find the cache.

This is the ultimate test to see if you really ARE smarter than a fifth grader. If you aren't, well, then you should try out for the show!!!

You will be asked a series of questions from first grade, second grade, third grade, fourth grade, and fifth grade. (two each)

The cache can be found at N 38 AB.CDE
W 104 FG.HIJ

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Ok, here are your questions:

A- (first grade) Eight minus three.

B- (second grade) How many sides does a hexagon have?

C- (third grade) How many ships did Christopher Columbus have when he crossed the Atlantic Ocean the first time? Multiply this number by 2.

D- (fourth grade) What is the square of 9, divided by three, minus 18?

E- (fifth grade) I am thinking of a number. When I multiply my number by five, divide by three, and subtract 2. I get my number. What is my number?

F- (third grade) Twelve divided by three.

G- (first grade) 6-1=?

H- (fifth grade) What is the additive identity?

I- (second grade) It is 11 O'Clock. Now it is three O'Clock. How many hours has it been?

J- (fourth grade) IX



Hopefully you can get all of these questions correct! Now go get the cache!

You can check your answers for this puzzle on http://www.geochecker.com/index.php?code=770bcd584e40cb2a30a524ddd76123fa&action=check&wp=4743323557564d&name=52207520736d727465722054616e205568203574682047726164723f

Additional Waypoints

07/04/2019 By Paurian
Find #454, Found on 7/4/19. TFTC! Solved this one over a year ago - but signed the log today. Thanks for helping make my 4th of July a fun day.

05/16/2019 By ellyspalding2
The hardest part about this was finding an app to look up coordinates. TFTC!

04/15/2019 By chsmathwisch
Visiting from Philadelphia. Had some free afternoon time to grab a few more caches. Thanks!

04/05/2019 By psych01
Thxs for an easy puzzle, at least one I could solve. SL. all was well at this location.

10/22/2018 By TexDoc56
I headed out to grab a few while the weather was still good. Solved this some time ago. Cache is in good shape, thanks for the puzzle and cache.

09/09/2018 By Trea
What a relief to know that I am smarter than a 5th grader.

06/03/2018 By R&B CO
I was glad to learn I was at least as smart as a afifth grader. TFTC

05/16/2018 By TheBrecks
Out geocaching this beautiful morning after errands in the area. This is a beautiful park with lots of stuff to do. Enjoyed walking around, making the find and being out doors. Thanks for placing this cache for us to find today.

04/04/2018 By Hives
It was a perfect day to be out caching. Worked on finding a few off of the solved pile and other traditionals along the way. Had a few DNFs, but overall a successful day. Met up with HelloMummy as I was leaving whom I first met at a recent event. Good to see her again! Tried to make the find harder than I needed to. Nice hide. SL. TFTC

04/04/2018 By HelloMummy
Out working on my Planetary Pursuit challenge. Ran into another cacher on this one. That doesn't happen often :) Everything is good here. Thank you for the hide!

01/04/2018 By Team GPSaxophone
I gave this puzzle to my fifth grader but had to help him on a couple of questions. I guess that means I am smarter than a fifth grader! TFTC!