Brainteaser for December 31, 2010

Brainteaser for December 31, 2010 Question: QWERTYUIOP are the letters on the top row of a standard keyboard. What is the longest word that can be typed using just those letters? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for December 30, 2010

Brainteaser for December 30, 2010 Question: I am the owner of a pet store. If I put in one canary per cage I have one bird too many. If I put in two canaries per cage I have one cage too many. How many cages and canaries do I have? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for December 28, 2010

Brainteaser for December 28, 2010 Question: 1248 1632 6412 8256 What is the next term in the series? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for December 27, 2010

Brainteaser for December 27, 2010 Question: What word expression or name is depicted below? 79 S 34 A 92 F 185 E 376 7 T 27 Y 12 Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for December 26, 2010

Brainteaser for December 26, 2010 Question: Suzie goes to school one day and for Show and Tell announces that it is the birthday of both her father and grandfather and that both are exactly the same age. How is this possible? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for December 25, 2010

Brainteaser for December 25, 2010 Question: Five named trains left five different cities (Chicago, Dallas, Jackson, New York, and Providence) bound for five different cities. Each of the five trains were colored differently and arrived on different days. The train to New Orleans was red. T he southern dispatch was going to Boston to arrive on Thursday. The train from Providence was black and did not arrive on Tuesday. The silver train was the Mountain Springs. The train to New Orleans arrived on Tuesday. The Western Express was not red. The train to Memphis arrived on Monday. The train from New York arrived on Wednesday. The Eastern Roller was from Chicago. The Dixie was blue. The gray train arrived on Thursday. The train from Dallas, which wasn't blue, arrived on Friday. The blue train was going to Salt Lake City. The train to Cheyenne was silver. Where did the Dixie train leave from? Can you sort them all out? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteaser s Network

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Brainteaser for December 24, 2010

Brainteaser for December 24, 2010 Question: Emily can click a mouse ten times in 10 seconds. Buzzy can click a mouse twenty times in 20 seconds. Anthony can click a mouse five times in 5 seconds. Assume that the timing period begins with the first click and ends with the final click. Which of thes e three would be the first to reach 40 clicks? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for December 22, 2010

Brainteaser for December 22, 2010 Question: Professor Letterman claims that P is the middle letter of the alphabet. How can he be correct? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Gam es to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for December 21, 2010

Brainteaser for December 21, 2010 Question: Guess the Number: 1. The number is greater than the number of nickels in a dollar. 2. The number is less than the number of pennies in 5 dimes. 3. The number is an odd number. 4. If you count by 5's, you say the number. 5. The sum of the digits is 8. What is the number? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for December 20, 2010

Brainteaser for December 20, 2010 Question: Today's brainteaser is from Fred and is a continuation of last nights brainteaser. Make the following equation true by placing 1 plus sign and 2 minus signs on each side of the equation. Once again numbers without a sign between them will move together to make a single number. (example 12-345+67-89) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 = 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for December 19, 2010

Brainteaser for December 19, 2010 Question: Letter Series: What are the next two letters in the following series and why? W A T N T L I T F S ? ? Click here to check your answer. Find more B rain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for December 18, 2010

Brainteaser for December 18, 2010 Question: A man called ahead by telephone and ordered a length of rope. When he went to pick it up he found that the clerk had miswritten the order by interchanging the feet and inches. As a result the rope was only 30% of the length he ordered. What length di d he originally order and what length did he get? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for December 17, 2010

Brainteaser for December 17, 2010 Question: The inter-galactic zoo has only two types of animals right now. Ziffers that have two heads and three legs, and Quitzels that have two heads and two legs. The zookeeper tells you there are 102 heads and 134 legs in all. How many of each animal are t here? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for December 16, 2010

Brainteaser for December 16, 2010 Question: Math Chain: Start with: 29 Double it: ?? Add 34: ?? Divide by 4: ?? Add 49: ?? Divide by 9: ?? Multiply by 7: ?? Triple It: ?? Subtract 83: ?? Divide by 5: ?? What is the answer at the end of the chain? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for December 15, 2010

Brainteaser for December 15, 2010 Question: Where in the world can you see the the sun rise twice in 24 hours? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for December 14, 2010

Brainteaser for December 14, 2010 Question: My first is in fish but not in snail. My second is in rabbit but not in tail. My third is up but not in down. My fourth is in tiara but not in crown. My fifth is in tree you plainly see. My whole a food for you and me. What am I? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for December 13, 2010

Brainteaser for December 13, 2010 Question: IN THIS PHRASE THERE ARE _____ E'S What number would make this phrase accurate if inserted into the blank? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain T easers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for December 12, 2010

Brainteaser for December 12, 2010 Question: Trackwords we haven't done one of these for a while. How many words of three letters or more can you find by tracking from one letter to the next; going up down sideways or diagonally in order no skipping letters. You may not use the same letter in the same l ocation more than once per word. No plurals or proper nouns allowed. There is at least one 9 letter word that uses all letters. G O L M A I H T R Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for December 10, 2010

Brainteaser for December 10, 2010 Question: What phrase or expression makes the following language equation true? (example: 365 = D. in a Y. = Days in a Year) 3 = B. M. (S. H. T. R.!) Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for December 2, 2010

Brainteaser for December 2, 2010 Question: My first is in father but not in dad My second in lass and also lad My third is in low but not in we My last in live but not in be If in my whole no one believes For thirteen weeks I'll give you leaves. What am I? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 30, 2010

Brainteaser for November 30, 2010 Question: Math Chain: Start with: 895 Take 60 percent: ?? Subtract 281: ?? Take the Square root: ?? Multiply by 7: ?? Take five eighths: ?? Take 70%: ?? Multiply by 5: ?? Triple It: ?? Subtract 577: ?? What is the answer at the end of the chain? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 28, 2010

Brainteaser for November 28, 2010 Question: Without the aid of any measuring device, how can you use a single transparent 16-ounce mug to measure a volume of water that is exactly 8 ounces? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 27, 2010

Brainteaser for November 27, 2010 Question: In the land of Liars and Truthtellers there were two families a little different from the general population. The Smith's, who told the truth only in the morning and lie in the afternoon, and the Jones' , who speak the truth only in the afternoon and lie in the morning. Today you meet up with four people, two from each household. A: B's last name is Smith. B: C is one of the Jones'. C: A and D are from different families. D: A and B are from the same family. Is it morning or afternoon, and who is who? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 26, 2010

Brainteaser for November 26, 2010 Question: A man left an inheritance of $10 000 to three relatives and their wives. Together the wives received $3960. Janet received $100 more than Carol and Mary received $100 more than Janet. John Smith received the same amount as his wife HaroldSaunders got half as much again as his wife and Tom Clancy received twice as much as his wife. What was the first name of each man's wife? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 25, 2010

Brainteaser for November 25, 2010 Question: William likes apples better than oranges, and vanilla ice cream better than chocolate. He would rather watch baseball or football than hockey, enjoys summer and fall more than spring and winter, thinks Newsweek is better than Time, and is convinced that High Noon is a better movie than Destry Rides Again. Can you explain why William has these preferences? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 24, 2010

Brainteaser for November 24, 2010 Question: Insert any of the mathematical symbols + - X / or () anywhere between or in front of the numbers to make the equation correct. 1 2 3 4 5 = 3 0 Click here to check your answe r. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 23, 2010

Brainteaser for November 23, 2010 Question: Printer Error: As oou oan oee oy poinoer oepoacos eoero thord oetoer oito tho leoteo 'o'. How mony oifoeront oetoero haoe boen oepoacod? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 22, 2010

Brainteaser for November 22, 2010 Question: I believe I have found the only word in the english language that ends in mt. Can you figure out what the word is? Do you know any others. I will post all answers recieved. Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 21, 2010

Brainteaser for November 21, 2010 Question: In the land of Liars and Truthtellers there were two families a little different from the general population. The Smith's, who told the truth only in the morning and lie in the afternoon, and the Jones', who speak the truth only in the afternoon and lie in the morning. Again you meet three people, two of which are Jones' and one is a Smith: They Make the following statements: A: B is a Jones. B: C is a Jones. C: A's last name is Smith. Who is who and is it morning or afternoon? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 20, 2010

Brainteaser for November 20, 2010 Question: Guess the Number: 1. The number is greater than 7 x 7. 2. The number is less than 8 x 12. 3. The tens digit is greater than the units digit. 4. The units digit is even. 5. The sum of the digits is 12. What is the number? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 19, 2010

Brainteaser for November 19, 2010 Question: Math Chain: Start with: 144 Divide by 9: ?? Multiply by 12: ?? Triple It: ?? Take three quarters: ?? Subtract 236: ?? Divide by 4: ?? Multiply by 5: ?? Take 60 percent: ?? Multiply by 4: ?? What is the answer at the end of the chain? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 18, 2010

Brainteaser for November 18, 2010 Question: What is the next number in this series? 1 11 21 1211 111221 Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 17, 2010

Brainteaser for November 17, 2010 Question: All the vowels have been removed from the following quote and the remaining letters have been broken up into groups of three. Replace the vowels and rebuild the quote. FLS RSH NWH RNG LSF RTT RD. Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 13, 2010

Brainteaser for November 13, 2010 Question: P and Q are integers that between them contain each of the digits from 0 to 9 once. What is the maximum value of P x Q? Click here to check your answer. Find mo re Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 12, 2010

Brainteaser for November 12, 2010 Question: One of his apprentices once asked Merlin how old he was. The wizard answered with a riddle "I am still very young as wizards go. I am only 3 times my son's age. My father is 40 years older than twice my age. Together the three of us are a mere 1240 years old." . . How old is Merlin? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 11, 2010

Brainteaser for November 11, 2010 Question: Math Chain: Start with: 454 Subtract 333: ?? Take the square root: ?? Multiply by 13: ?? Triple it: ?? Subtract 348: ?? Take seven ninths: ?? Divide by 3: ?? Multply by 5: ?? Take 60 percent: ?? What is the answer at the end of the chain? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 10, 2010

Brainteaser for November 10, 2010 Question: Detective Bailey was questioning three suspects: Robert, Melissa, and David, about the missing cookies. Evidence at the scene of the crime indicated that the thief was left handed. Each suspect made two statements as follows: Robert: I am not left hande d I did not take the cookies. Melissa: I am left handed I did not take the cookies. David: I am not left handed. A left-handed person took the cookies. Detective Bailey discovered that two of the suspects told the truth and only one of the suspects was not left handed. Who took the cookies? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 9, 2010

Brainteaser for November 9, 2010 Question: Bookkeeper has three consecutive double letters. What common two word phrase, if you remove the space in between the words, also has three consecutive double letters? Click her e to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 8, 2010

Brainteaser for November 8, 2010 Question: Another Words within words How many words can you make out of the letters in: C R A Z E D Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games t o challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 7, 2010

Brainteaser for November 7, 2010 Question: What is the next line in this series of numbers? 9 7 5 9 4 9 6 3 4 5 3 6 1 8 2 0 1 8 Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 6, 2010

Brainteaser for November 6, 2010 Question: Unscramble the following word. Hint: it is a popular game. B L A B S C E R Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 5, 2010

Brainteaser for November 5, 2010 Question: 6 people need to cross a river in a small rowboat. 4 are adults, 2 are children. The rowboat can hold 1 adult, 1 child, or both children. Can all of the adults make it across the river? How? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 4, 2010

Brainteaser for November 4, 2010 Question: Name a common word that starts and ends in HE. Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 3, 2010

Brainteaser for November 3, 2010 Question: You're in a contest of wits. You're at a gas station and given 3 empty containers, one holds 3 gallons one holds 6 gallons and the third holds 11 gallons. You must fill a 13 gallon gas tank using any or all of the containers provided. You may not purchase mo re than the required 13 gallons and dispose of the rest. What do you do? (Where appropriate you can replace the word gallons with litres I used gallons as most of my subscribers are in the US.) Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 2, 2010

Brainteaser for November 2, 2010 Question: What is the next number in the series? 7 62 213 508 ??? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for November 1, 2010

Brainteaser for November 1, 2010 Question: There is a common English word that is eight letters long. Each time you remove a letter from it it still remains a common English word -- from seven letters right on down to a single letter. What is the original word, and what are the words that it beco mes after removing a letter at a time? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for April 17, 2010

Brainteaser for April 17, 2010 Question: A certain family party consisted of 1 grandfather, 1 grandmother, 2 fathers, 2 mothers, 4 children, 3 grandchildren, 1 brother, 2 sisters, 2 sons, 2 daughters, 1 father-in-law, 1 mother-in-law, and 1 daughter-in-law. This may appear appear to add up to 23 people but was in fact only 7. Who all was the party? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for April 16, 2010

Brainteaser for April 16, 2010 Question: In a game of poker, a hand of five cards had the following features. There was no card of greater value than 10.(ace being above 10) No two cards were the same value. Every suit was represented. The total value of the odd cards was equal to the value o f the even cards. No three cards were in sequence. The black cards totaled 10 in value. The hearts totaled 14 in value. The lowest card was a spade. What was the hand? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for April 15, 2010

Brainteaser for April 15, 2010 Question: Curtail me thrice, I am youth; Behead me once a snake. I'm often used in truth When certain steps you take. What am I? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for April 14, 2010

Brainteaser for April 14, 2010 Question: A ball rebounds half it's height when dropped. If it is dropped from a distance of 1 meter, what distance will it travel before coming to rest. Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for April 13, 2010

Brainteaser for April 13, 2010 Question: Math Chain: Start with: 45 Divide by 3: ?? Add 66: ?? Double it: ?? Subtract 113: ?? Take the Square root: ?? Multiply by 9: ?? Triple It: ?? Subtract 57: ?? Take three quarters: ?? What is the answer at the end of the chain? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for April 12, 2010

Brainteaser for April 12, 2010 Question: Delete one letter from STENTORIAN and re-arrange the remaining letters to make another word. Now delete from this new word and rearrange the remaining letters to make another new word and so on until you only have one letter left. List the 10 words you came up with. (10 includes STENTORIAN) Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for April 11, 2010

Brainteaser for April 11, 2010 Question: Below is the alphabet broken into two groups. What distinguishes one group from the other? CDILMVX ABEFGHJKNOPQRSTUWYZ Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for April 10, 2010

Brainteaser for April 10, 2010 Question: Below are five words Use the same letters, all of them, but no more to make a list of 4 words. Then use them all again to make a list of 3 words. FEZ GIN RUNT SHOW VEX Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for April 9, 2010

Brainteaser for April 9, 2010 Question: There are three blond sisters named Dinah, Betty, and Marilyn. Only Dinah might die her hair a different colour. Concealed in the two previous sentences is something that could explode, what is it? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for April 8, 2010

Brainteaser for April 8, 2010 Question: Math Chain: Start with: 98 Take two sevenths: ?? Triple It: ?? Add 78: ?? Take 50 percent: ?? Subtract 63: ?? Multiply by 6: ?? Take six ninths: ?? Divide by 3: ?? Multiply by 5: ?? What is the answer at the end of the chain? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for April 7, 2010

Brainteaser for April 7, 2010 Question: Insert any of the following math symbols: + - * / or ( ), between any of the numbers on the left to make the equation true. Numbers without symbols between them join together to form a single number ie: 2 5 becomes 25. 4 1 4 3 = 111 Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for April 6, 2010

Brainteaser for April 6, 2010 Question: Hidden in the set of letters below is a 10 letter word. The last letter R has been placed aside. Beginning with the first letter of the word which may be in any of the nine positions. spell the word by moving up down sideways or diagonally to adjac ent letters. A L C O C U R T A L Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for April 5, 2010

Brainteaser for April 5, 2010 Question: My daughter Melissa came to me and made a bet. She bet me that she could come up with something that she could do that I could not no matter how hard I tried. She proved herself correct and won an ice cream cone what did she do? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for April 4, 2010

Brainteaser for April 4, 2010 Question: A customer went into a pet shop and bought 2 rabbits plus half of the remaining rabbits. A second customer bought three rabbits plus a third of the remaining rabbits. A third customer bought four rabbits plus a fourth of the remaining rabbits. And so on until it was no longer possible to continue without splitting rabbits. How many customers went away satisfied? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for April 3, 2010

Brainteaser for April 3, 2010 Question: What have the numbers 3 7 8 40 50 and 60 in common that no other whole numbers have? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to ch allenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for April 2, 2010

Brainteaser for April 2, 2010 Question: If the puzzle you solved before you solved the puzzle you solved after you solved the puzzle you solved before you solved this one was harder than the puzzle you solved after you solved the puzzle you solved before you solved this one was the puzzle you solved before you solved this one harder than this one? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for April 1, 2010

Brainteaser for April 1, 2010 Question: Put the appropriate plus or minus signs into the correct places to make the equation true. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 = 1 Click here to check your answer. Find more Br ain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 31, 2010

Brainteaser for March 31, 2010 Question: Use the digits 1 2 3 4 5 and 6 once only to make the following equation work. ? ? X ? ----- ? ? ? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 30, 2010

Brainteaser for March 30, 2010 Question: The following was originally a list of five-letter words but in each case two consecutive letters (but never the first two) have been removed. The 26 missing letters are all different. What was the original list? A N T A S S B A Y C O Y D I M E E L F A R M A R P I E S E E T I E T O P W I N Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 29, 2010

Brainteaser for March 29, 2010 Question: The words bubble and babble both have three b's. Can you think of a word with three that does not start with b? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, P uzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 28, 2010

Brainteaser for March 28, 2010 Question: Here a mixed up math question. Below is a mathematical equation each line has the correct digits but in the wrong order. The answer provided is correct. re-arrange the order of the digits to make the equation true. 2 4 7 8 x 0 2 3 3 = 9988 710 Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 27, 2010

Brainteaser for March 27, 2010 Question: In the land of Liars and Truthtellers Liars always lie and Truthtellers always tell you the truth. During an interview of three townspeople the following statements were made: A: Exactly two of us are Truthtellers B: Not so; only of us is C: B is telling the truth. Please tell me who are Truthtellers and who are Liars? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 26, 2010

Brainteaser for March 26, 2010 Question: A man passed away leaving $7999.97 to be divided between his wife his 5 sons and his 4 daughters. He had stipulated that each son was to receive three times as much as a daughter and that each daughter was to receive twice as much as their mother. Ho w much did the widow receive? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 25, 2010

Brainteaser for March 25, 2010 Question: Math Chain: Start with: 102 Take one sixth: ?? Multiply by 4: ?? Triple It: ?? Subtract 78: ?? Halve it: ?? Add 133: ?? Take the Square root: ?? Multiply by 7: ?? Divide by 14: ?? What is the answer at the end of the chain? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 24, 2010

Brainteaser for March 24, 2010 Question: What is the next number in the series? 758 642 175 864 ??? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the m ind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 23, 2010

Brainteaser for March 23, 2010 Question: The alphabet goes from A-Z. What goes from Z-A? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 22, 2010

Brainteaser for March 22, 2010 Question: Word Square: Below are the clues to the six words of a word square. A word square reads the same across as it does down. 1. Does wrong to 2. Commotion 3. Extortionist 4. Struggled vigorously 5. Team 6. Calm Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 21, 2010

Brainteaser for March 21, 2010 Question: A group of friends had a race. Sam beat James. Louie was not last. Denise was beaten by John and Louie in that order. James was not first. John lost to James. Who won? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 20, 2010

Brainteaser for March 20, 2010 Question: What word expression or name is depicted below? VAD ERS Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 19, 2010

Brainteaser for March 19, 2010 Question: Bob is driving along, and looks at his odometer. It reads 13,931 as the mileage on his vehicle. 13,931 is the same backwards as forwards. Two hours later, he looks at his odometer again, and once more, it is the same backwards as forwards. What is the most lik ely speed Bob was traveling for the two hours in between checking his odometer? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 18, 2010

Brainteaser for March 18, 2010 Question: Having chosen correctly in the third trial, Xanthius continued on his journey until he came upon a great ravine. There were three bridges over the ravine and he was told that only one could carry him across. The other two would crumble under his weight and drop him on the jagged rocks below. Xanthius was also told that two of the signs were false while only one was true. Sign A: C is not the bridge to take unless this bridge is not the one to cross. Sign B: The sign at bridge A is false. Sign C: Either bridge A or bridge B is the one to cross. Which should he choose? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 17, 2010

Brainteaser for March 17, 2010 Question: You and four friends have decided to split a bagel for breakfast. The five of you are not fussy about the size of the piece each recieves. In other words, they don't have to be equal. Using two perfectly straight cuts, is it possible to divide the bagel int o five pieces? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 16, 2010

Brainteaser for March 16, 2010 Question: My life can be measured in hours I serve by being devoured. Thin I am quick Fat I am slow Wind is my foe. What am I? Click here to check your ans wer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 15, 2010

Brainteaser for March 15, 2010 Question: Is there another common English word, besides sugar and it's derivatives, that uses s as the first letter but pronounces it sh? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 14, 2010

Brainteaser for March 14, 2010 Question: Add the I three times to NHBT to make a common English word. Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 13, 2010

Brainteaser for March 13, 2010 Question: How many words of three letters or more can you find by tracking from one letter to the next going up down sideways or diagonally in order. You may not go throught the same letter in the same spot more than once per word. No proper nouns or foreign words a re allowed. There is at least one word that uses all 9 letters. T E Q R R U L Y A Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 12, 2010

Brainteaser for March 12, 2010 Question: Math Chain: Start with: 185 Take 40 percent: ?? Triple It: ?? Subtract 178: ?? Multiply by 7: ?? Take three quarters: ?? Divide by 11: ?? Multiply by 5: ?? Divide by 3: ?? Add 389: ?? What is the answer at the end of the chain? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 11, 2010

Brainteaser for March 11, 2010 Question: A set of building blocks contains a number of wooden cubes. The six faces of each cube are painted, each with a single colour, in such a way that no two adjacent faces have the same colour. Given that only five colours are used and no two blocks may be identical , what is the maximum number of blocks that can be in the set? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 10, 2010

Brainteaser for March 10, 2010 Question: Two small armies of ants meet head-on along a jungle path. Both armies would prefer to pass each other rather than fight. There is a small space to the side in the middle of the path.It is only large enough to hold one ant at a time, and the path is only large enough to move single file. Is it possible for the armies to pass each other? If so, how? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 9, 2010

Brainteaser for March 9, 2010 Question: Are 1997 nickels worth more than 1992 nickels? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 8, 2010

Brainteaser for March 8, 2010 Question: Guess the Number: 1. The number is greater than the number of days in November. 2. The number is less than the number of inches in 10 feet. 3. The number is an even number. 4. If you count by 10's, you say the number. 5. The sum of the digits is equal to the number of days in a week. What is the number? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 7, 2010

Brainteaser for March 7, 2010 Question: The following letters of the alphabet have been divided into three groups. What property or attribute has decided each grouping? CEFGHIJKLMNSTUVWXYZ ADOPQR B Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 6, 2010

Brainteaser for March 6, 2010 Question: The same four letter word can be added to each of the following words to make a new word or a common phrase. PROOF TREE LESS BIRD What is the word? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 5, 2010

Brainteaser for March 5, 2010 Question: I know a word of letters three Add two and fewer there will be. Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 4, 2010

Brainteaser for March 4, 2010 Question: The children like to help out stuffing envelopes when we do large mailings, but they don't all work at the same speed. Robert and David can do a certain number of envelopes in 10 hours. For the same number of envelopes it takes David and Bailey 15 hours. Robert and Bailey together take 30 hours for the same task. How many hours would it take each of them if they were to stuff the envelopes on their own? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 3, 2010

Brainteaser for March 3, 2010 Question: Math Chain: Start with: 232 Multiply by 4: ?? Subtract 732: ?? Take the Square root: ?? Multiply by 9: ?? Triple It: ?? Halve it: ?? Divide by 9: ?? Multiply by 7: ?? Multiply by 5: ?? What is the answer at the end of the chain? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 2, 2010

Brainteaser for March 2, 2010 Question: At summer camp each cabin must do a different chore. There are six cabins and six related chores. From the clues below can you figure out which cabin did what chore? 1. Cabin 3 wants to clean the pool or wash the showers. 2. Cabin 4 does not want to set the tables or sweep cabins. 3. Cabin 1 likes sweeping cabins or tidying the art room. 4. The horses will only allow cabin 5 or cabin 6 to groom them. 5. Cabin 5 wants to wash the showers in order to have a water fight. 6. Cabin 2 wants to set tables. Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for March 1, 2010

Brainteaser for March 1, 2010 Question: Five people want to share a square pizza. The first person, who is really hungry, removes a quarter of the pie. The others try and divide the remaining 3/4 into 4 equal and identically shaped slices. The cuts must be straight. How must they cut the remaining pizza in order to produce four identical slices? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for February 28, 2010

Brainteaser for February 28, 2010 Question: Insert any of these mathematical signs + - X / and () between any of teh numbers on the left side of the equation to make the equation true. You can join numbers on the left together without a sign between them to make a two or 3 digit number. 4 8 5 7 = 333 Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for February 27, 2010

Brainteaser for February 27, 2010 Question: The story goes that the harem of the Great Tamerlan was protected by a door with many locks. His visier and four slaves were in charge of guarding the door. Knowing well the weakness of men the Great Tamerlan distributed the keys in such a way the vizier could only opeen the door if he was with any one of the slaves and the slaves could only open the door if the three of them worked together. How many locks did the door have? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for February 26, 2010

Brainteaser for February 26, 2010 Question: What are the next 2 numbers in the series? 5 8 26 48 122 ??? ??? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for February 25, 2010

Brainteaser for February 25, 2010 Question: Guess the Number: 1. The number is greater than 6 x 9. 2. The number is less than 8 x 9. 3. The tens digit is smaller than the units digit. 4. The units digit is odd. 5. The difference of the digits is 4. What is the number? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for February 24, 2010

Brainteaser for February 24, 2010 Question: What is the five-digit number with no zeros and no repeated numbers in which the second digit is two times the first the third is three times the second the fourth is four times the first and the last is one-half more than the second. Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for February 23, 2010

Brainteaser for February 23, 2010 Question: " I once met a strange young man named Bob. What was strange about Bob was that he always lied on Monday's but told teh truth the other six days of the week. One day he told me ""Either today is Monday or I am married"". I told you he was strange but can you tel l me if it was really Monday and if he was married or not? " Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for February 22, 2010

Brainteaser for February 22, 2010 Question: All the vowels A E I O U but not Y have been removed from the following proverb. The remaining letters have been kept in their proper order but put in groups of three letters each. What is the well known proverb? BRD SFF THR FLC KTG THR Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for February 21, 2010

Brainteaser for February 21, 2010 Question: Math Chain: Start with: 196 Take the Square root: ?? Triple It: ?? Add 183: ?? Take four fifths: ?? Subtract 96: ?? Multiply by 6: ?? Halve it: ?? Subtract 177: ?? Multiply by 7: ?? What is the answer at the end of the chain? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for February 20, 2010

Brainteaser for February 20, 2010 Question: Consider two cans, the first containing one liter of milk, the second containing one liter of water. Suppose you take one cup of milk out of the first can and pour it into the second can. After mixing you take one cup of the mixture from the second can and pour it back into the first can. Is there more milk in the water container than there is water in the milk container? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for February 19, 2010

Brainteaser for February 19, 2010 Question: Melissa and David were racing. David beat Melissa by 10 Metres in a 100 Metre race. Melissa suggested that they race again but this time David Start 10 Metres behind her and the original starting line. Who won? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for February 18, 2010

Brainteaser for February 18, 2010 Question: Jane asked me to buy one-cent, two-cent three-cent, five-cent, and ten-cent stamps. She said to get four each of two sorts and three each of the others but I've forgotten which. She gave me exactly enough to buy them; just these dimes. How many s tamps of each type does Jane want? (A dime is worth ten cents.) Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for February 17, 2010

Brainteaser for February 17, 2010 Question: A hunting party of several men had to cross a river. There was no bridge, and it was much to deep wade across. Just as they were about to give up along came two children in a small rowboat. The boat was two small for 2 men or even 1 man and 1 child. They did no t have any rope or material long enough to span the river. How could they get all the men across? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for February 12, 2010

Brainteaser for February 12, 2010 Question: Math Chain: Start with: 198 Take three ninths: ?? Divide by 3: ?? Multiply by 5: ?? Take 80 percent: ?? Add 166: ?? Halve it: ?? Multiply by 3: ?? Subtract 267: ?? Take two thirds: ?? What is the answer at the end of the chain? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for February 11, 2010

Brainteaser for February 11, 2010 Question: A customer at a 7-11 store selected four items to buy and was told that the cost was $7.11. He was curious that the cost was the same as the store name so he inquired as to how the figure was derived. The clerk said that he had simply multiplied the prices of t he four individual items. The customer protested that the four prices should have been ADDED not MULTIPLIED. The clerk said that that was OK with him, but the result was still the same: exactly $7.11. What was the cost of the four items. Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for February 10, 2010

Brainteaser for February 10, 2010 Question: Our planet spins counterclockwise on it's axis and revolves around the sun counterclockwise. If both were switched to clockwise, how would this affect the apparent direction of sunrise and sunset? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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Brainteaser for February 9, 2010

Brainteaser for February 9, 2010 Question: Guess the Number: 1. The number is greater than the number of inches in a yard. 2. The number is less than than the total number of days in May and June. 3. The number is an odd number. 4. The sum of the digits is greater than the number of pennies in a dime. 5. The sum of the digits is an odd number. 6. The difference in the digits is 5. What is the number? Click here to check your answer. Find more Brain Teasers, Puzzles and Games to challenge the mind at The Brainteasers Network

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