1. J(Q) is the decimal number formed by juxtaposing the question number and its answer. Examples: if the answer to question 10 were 6 then J(10)=106 ; if the answer to question 6 were 10 then J(6)=610 ; if the answer to question 4 were 4 then J(4)=44. Answer: (J(1) is larger than 13)

2. J(1)+J(2)+J(6)=J(10) Answer: (J(2) is even)

3. There is only 1 case where J(Q) is evenly divisible by 7. Answer: (J(3) is NOT evenly divisible by 7)

4. There is only 1 case where the answer equals the question number. Answer: (J(4) is NOT 44)

5. There is only 1 case where the answer equals double the question number. Answer: (J(5) is NOT 510)

6. There are exactly 2 values of J(Q) which are mirror images of one another. Both of these values are prime numbers. Answer: (J(6) is NOT 610)

7. There are exactly 4 cases where J(Q) is a prime number. Answer: (J(7) is smaller than 77)

8. There are exactly 2 cases where J(Q) is a perfect square. Answer: (J(8) is even)

9. Sum up the squares of the differences between each question and its answer. The sum of these 10 values is equal to 156. Answer: (J(9) is NOT a prime number)

10. All the information given in the questions and hints is true. There is at least one crevice through which you may ram your way into a relatively quick solution of the puzzle - do your best to locate it. Important reminders: The answers in this quiz are the numbers 1 to 10 - each number appears just once. Make sure that you fill in the numbers 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 as answers rather than the values of J(Q). Answer: (J(10) is odd)