Brain Teasers and Logic Puzzles

550 - 539 = 11 539 - 517 = 22 517 - 484 = 33 484 - 440 = 44 440 - 385 = 55 385 - ??? = 66 so next number is : 385 - 66 = 319

The world's largest jigsaw puzzle had 24,000 pieces. This puzzle was designed and created by Royce B. McClure. The puzzle took about 400 hours to complete by itself.

Virtually dating is just doing it over the Internet. Instead of saying it you type it, and it appears on there screen, images are sent via email or done over webcam. This is not consider to be a good type of relationship by most peoples standards.

because if it had 4 straight lines instead, we would call it a rectangle.

2=O in G and Y(Two O's in Google and Yahoo)

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Cambrian, Ordovician, Silurian etc. etc. etc.

71 because the pattern is 100-15=85-14=71-13=58-12=46

184 * 100 to 96, subtract 4 * 96 to 104, add 8 * 104 to 88, subtract 16 * 88 to 120, add 32 * 120 to 56, subtract 64 * 56 to 184, add 128 See the pattern here? you alternate subtraction and addition in between each two numbers and double the value to add or subtract each time.

Logic puzzles are things that require you to use indirect thinkin (sideways or lateral thinking)

1. Take a piece of paper and put it in front of you
2. Take a pen
3. Click open the pen (or remove the cover)
4. Write the words "a gift voucher"
5. Congratulations! You have succeeded in writing a gift voucher!

If each son has A sister, then each son has only a single sister. This implies that there is only one girl among the siblings, hence the man has 11 children - 10 boys and 1 girl. The solitary girl will qualify as A sister for each son.

This question does have an answer, though I won't give unless you come back stumped. You walk into a bank. You give the teller a check for $63.00. She will give you back 8 bills, what are they? Note. There are NO one Dollar bills in the change she will give you, and no change as dimes nickels quarters. The 8 bills she will give you will be higher than a $1.00 bill.

I know the answer to this you can use a $5.00 bill, a $2.00 dollar bill, and 100 pennies becasue you only said tht you couldn't use dimes, nickels, or quarters. And plz write bck to tell me if im write, or not, or close. THNX

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern M-AL-O--. That is, eight letter words with 1st letter M and 3rd letter A and 4th letter L and 6th letter O. In alphabetical order, they are:

mealworm

Hold the egg 3 meters above the floor and drop it. It will fall (the first) 2 meters without breaking. Sure, it will break when it hits the floor, but THAT is at THREE meters- and you said TWO.

Start from bottom line move to right and go up the diagonal to the left then diagonal down left again then line to beginning of bottom the diagonal up right totop Right corner and then make top line across to the top left corner then diagonal right down so you have a houshe with an X in it.

If the slope has a large number, the corresponding line is also said to be STEEP.

Q: What is the author of Harry Potter. Q: Where is Alaska located? Often the best trivia quiz questions are those that include a clue to the answer in the question. For example, http://www.paulsquiz.com contains many such questions. A good example in my opinion could be: Q: Which seldom-seen album spent a record 741 weeks in the US album charts? The question contains a clue, which in this case is simply "seldom-seen". One can ask oneself what can be seen only seldom. Therefore in this case the answer to distinguish from other possible answers would be: A: Dark side of the Moon, by Pink Floyd Another good question in my opinion is: Q: Since June 1986, what has travelled in a clockwise direction at around 12 metres per seond? Again, the clue is right there. June 1986 is one clue and another is that it travels in a clockwise direction, implying a rotation of something. The question also is worded in a way that implies that it is still taking place and that it did not happen before then. Good trivia quiz teams would debate with each other what events had taken place in (June 1986) that time frame. One massive event that captivated the world in exactly that period was the football (US: Soccer) World Cup. Where did it take place? Mexico. What was an outstanding event from the competition? The introduction of the so-called Mexican wave, or La Ola as it is better known in Mexico. And yes, it did travel around the stadium always in a clockwise direction and at an average speed of 12 metres per second. The two examples above are what I consider to be good trivia questions.

Walkthrough [70 - 110]

Question 70: Using its anus

Question 71: Green

Question 72: Middle far right switch (small and hidden)

Question 73: ? (top right)

Question 74: No one knows that

Question 75: ESCAPE!

Question 76: Sugar, honey, honey

Question 77: Question 77

Question 78: FOUR

Question 79: U

Question 80: Filthy Romanians

Question 81: Run cursor up and down lightning rod

Question 82: Clip the toenails

Question 83: National Dyslexic Association

Question 84: Green Shooting Star

Question 85: I loved it!

Question 86: The Prince

Question 87: .

Question 88: Break Sonic's leg (MASH the mouse)

Question 89: Blindness

Question 90: Nonce

Question 91: Rip the note (rip it at the middle left part)

Question 92: 194, 27, 26, 14, 9, 3, 2.5, 1, .4

Question 93: Go! (behind bomb)

Question 94: Do nothing

Question 95: Remove mouse, click Red

Question 96: A right mess

Question 97: 10+ times!

Question 98: Blue, red, blue, yellow

Question 99: At green, click sign

Question 100: Two

Question 101: Chihuahua

Question 102: Touch the dots!

Question 103: Slight down and slight right

Question 104: Large yellow sad moon

Question 105: BANANA (spell it from apple, nectarine, and gooseberry)

Question 106: Click the arrow

Question 107: Don't click TRY AGAIN on the gameover screen

Question 108: 4 8 15 16 23 42 execute

Question 109: Make the monkey poo (mash the mouse), then click on arrow

Question 110: Use all seven skips

In Harry Potter and The Chamber of Secrets for Nintendo gamecube (I cant belive I still have one!) you use a flying broom once you've made enough progress.

If you were saying the name of your aunt then it would be capitalized. e.g. Aunt Selma came over this weekend. If you were just saying aunt, then it wouldn't be capitalized. e.g. My aunt came over this weekend.

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