Dead and bound,
What is it?
Any wooden, stringed instrument (guitar, violin, cello, ukulele, etc)
Any wooden, stringed instrument (guitar, violin, cello, ukulele, etc)
What does this represent?
Apple
Apple pie. (pi is a mathematical constant of 3.14…)
Apple pie. (pi is a mathematical constant of 3.14…)
I come in the form of a question. If you don’t know the answers, you will think a lot, but when you know or you are being told the answer it sounds simple that you will think everybody can easily know.
A riddle or brain teaser.
A riddle or brain teaser.
According the song “The Twelve Days of Christmas”, how many total gifts were received?
364. Here’s the explanation .
I’m in school without learning,
What am I?
A fish. They swim in schools and the fish in the middle of a school control the school. The fish on the outside are guided by those in the middle.
A fish. They swim in schools and the fish in the middle of a school control the school. The fish on the outside are guided by those in the middle.
Three numbers, 16, 14 and 38, need to be assigned to one of the rows of numbers below. Where do the numbers belong?
A 0 6 8 9 3 B 15 27 21 10 19 C 7 1 47 11 17
Hint: This is not a mathematical problem. The numerical values are irrelevant.
The rows indicate the shape of the number. Row A is rounded, B is mixed and C is linear. Thus, 16 belongs in row B, 14 in row C and 38 in row A.
The rows indicate the shape of the number. Row A is rounded, B is mixed and C is linear. Thus, 16 belongs in row B, 14 in row C and 38 in row A.
Get from the word FISH to SEAL by changing one letter at a time and forming another English word in each step.
1. FISH
1. FISH
1. FISH
Given the numbers 1, 6, 7 and 9, find an equation that equals 24. You may only use each digit once.
91 – 67 = 24 or
91 – 67 = 24 or
1. Sunday
What phrase does this represent?
Days are numbered. Commonly used to say someone or something is going to end soon.
Days are numbered. Commonly used to say someone or something is going to end soon.
Three philosophers are taking a nap under a tree. While they’re asleep, a small boy smears their noses with red berries. When they awake, they each begin to laugh, thinking the other two are laughing at each other.
But then one philosopher stops laughing, realizing his nose is red too. How did he come to this conclusion?
Let’s call the philosopher’s A, B and C. A reasoned that B was confident his nose wasn’t red. If B saw A’s nose wasn’t red, he would be surprised that C was laughing, because C would have nothing to laugh at. But B wasn’t surprised, therefore, A correctly reasoned his nose was smeared.
Let’s call the philosopher’s A, B and C. A reasoned that B was confident his nose wasn’t red. If B saw A’s nose wasn’t red, he would be surprised that C was laughing, because C would have nothing to laugh at. But B wasn’t surprised, therefore, A correctly reasoned his nose was smeared.