Archive for the ‘Brain Teasers’ Category
Missing Letters
By admin on July 6th, 2010
Find the missing letters which complete the group.
B, C, D, E, ?, P, T, ?
Answer tomorrow
Tags: Brain Games, logical puzzles
Complete The Series
By admin on June 30th, 2010
N U S J M E V ?
Answer tomorrow.
Tags: Brain Games, brainteasers, intelligence, iq, Puzzles
Number Puzzle
By admin on June 23rd, 2010
Make 100 using six 9. You can use addition, division and fraction.
Answer tomorrow.
Tags: Brain Games, logical puzzle, number puzzle
July Equals To…
By admin on June 18th, 2010
If March = 43 and May = 39, what does July equals to?
Answer on Monday.
Tags: Brain Games, brain teaser, logical puzzle, logical thinking, Number Games
What Is The Next Number?
By admin on June 12th, 2010
Fill in the sequence:
1 11 21 1211 111221 __________
Looks simple. Try solving it.
Do not post answers. Just write if you could answer it or not and how long did it take to solve.
Answer on Monday.
Tags: brain game, brain teaser, math puzzle, number game
Invert The Triangle With Three Moves
By admin on June 9th, 2010
By changing the position of only three circles, rearrange the triangle upside down so that the base is on top and the point is at the bottom.
Answer tomorrow.
Tags: Brain Games, brain teaser, Pictograms, picture puzzle
What is The House Number
By admin on June 2nd, 2010
This is a very good one. Try solving.
In a party a woman asks the host how old is her 3 children. She replies the product of their age is 36 and the sum is equal to her house number. The woman still asked for another hint and the host said that her younger two kids are twins. What is her house number?
Answer tomorrow.
Tags: brain puzzles, Brain Teasers, logical puzzles, logical thinking, Puzzles
Commute To School
By admin on May 28th, 2010
Mrs. Benette was a school teacher who noticed that she took the same time to go to school in the morning as she took on her return journey from school back home, in the evening. One day she happened to discover something.
When she left home, the hour hand and the minute hand were cast exactly opposite each other and on reaching school she found them to be together.
Similarly, when she quit school in the evening, the hour hand and the minute hand were together and the moment she arrived home, they were exactly opposite each other.
How much time did Mrs. Benette spend traveling? Give the minimal possible answer.
Answer on Monday.
Tags: brain puzzles, brain teaser, Logic Puzzles, logical puzzles, mind games, online brain puzzle, problem solving, puzzle, riddle