Puzzles and mazes, of course, provide entertainment. But they should not be an amusement. The dictionary defines amusement as an activity in which a person is not required to think. Watching television is an example of engaging in amusement; all the thinking is done for us.

Puzzles and mazes are, as I mentioned, entertaining (i.e.: fun). They can also be educational. Permit me to prove on the web pages of this web site that it is possible to learn a variety of many different things at the same time as having a very enjoyable and relaxing time.