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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