Lots Of Answers Riddle
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The Truth In A Lie Riddle
Hint:
A lie, because the statement itself says that everything told will be a lie. Did you answer this riddle correctly?
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Tells It Not Riddle
Whoever makes it, tells it not.
Whoever takes it, knows it not.
Whoever knows it, wants it not.
What is it?
Whoever takes it, knows it not.
Whoever knows it, wants it not.
What is it?
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Hard To Find Riddle
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The Magic Head Riddle
You are an expert on paranormal activity and have been hired to locate a spirit haunting an old resort hotel. Strong signs indicate that the spirit lies behind one of four doors. The inscriptions on each door read as follows:
Door A: Its behind B or C
Door B: Its behind A or D
Door C: Its in here
Door D: Its not in here
Your psychic partner Magic Head has told you three of the inscriptions are false, and one is true. Behind which door will you find the spirit?
Door A: Its behind B or C
Door B: Its behind A or D
Door C: Its in here
Door D: Its not in here
Your psychic partner Magic Head has told you three of the inscriptions are false, and one is true. Behind which door will you find the spirit?
Hint:
The spirit lies behind Door D Robin Sparkles is correct.
If the spirit is behind Door A, then both B and D are true.
If the spirit is behind Door B, then both A and D are true.
If the spirit is behind Door C, then A, C, and D are all true.
If the spirit is behind Door D, then the statements on all the doors are false, except for that on Door B. This matches the rules, and therefore, the resort hotel spirit lurks behind Door D. Did you answer this riddle correctly?
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If the spirit is behind Door A, then both B and D are true.
If the spirit is behind Door B, then both A and D are true.
If the spirit is behind Door C, then A, C, and D are all true.
If the spirit is behind Door D, then the statements on all the doors are false, except for that on Door B. This matches the rules, and therefore, the resort hotel spirit lurks behind Door D. Did you answer this riddle correctly?
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Finding The Towns And Cities
Unscramble the words To find the places (Towns and Countries) that are hidden here.
1. GI COACH
2. NOT ROOT
3. MORAL NET
4. DREAM MAST
5. FEEL CORN
6. CLEAN BOAR
7. VAIN SHELL
8. GROUT PAL
9. LETS EAT
10. ANGRY ME
1. GI COACH
2. NOT ROOT
3. MORAL NET
4. DREAM MAST
5. FEEL CORN
6. CLEAN BOAR
7. VAIN SHELL
8. GROUT PAL
9. LETS EAT
10. ANGRY ME
Hint:
1. GI COACH : Chicago
2. NOT ROOT : Toronto
3. MORAL NET : Montreal
4. DREAM MAST : Amsterdam
5. FEEL CORN : Florence
6. CLEAN BOAR : Barcelona
7. VAIN SHELL : Nashville
8. GROUT PAL : Portugal
9. LETS EAT : Seattle
10. ANGRY ME : Germany Did you answer this riddle correctly?
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2. NOT ROOT : Toronto
3. MORAL NET : Montreal
4. DREAM MAST : Amsterdam
5. FEEL CORN : Florence
6. CLEAN BOAR : Barcelona
7. VAIN SHELL : Nashville
8. GROUT PAL : Portugal
9. LETS EAT : Seattle
10. ANGRY ME : Germany Did you answer this riddle correctly?
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Find Me In The Past Riddle
You will always find me in the past. I can be created in the present, But the future can never taint me. What am I?
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Find Me In Brains Riddle
While I am in air, I am not in oxygen.
I am also in water, but not in hydrogen.
I am necessary in all animals, but you won't find me in the zoo.
Look in all brains and you'll find me there too.
What am I?
I am also in water, but not in hydrogen.
I am necessary in all animals, but you won't find me in the zoo.
Look in all brains and you'll find me there too.
What am I?
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You Find Me In Pockets Riddle
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Truth And Lies Riddle
We hurt without moving.
And poison without touching.
We bear truth and lies,
But are not judged by size.
What are we?
And poison without touching.
We bear truth and lies,
But are not judged by size.
What are we?
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Finding The Value Riddle
Can you solve the equation by finding the value of
1. Horse
2. Cowboy boot
3. Horseshoe
4. The last equation.
1. Horse
2. Cowboy boot
3. Horseshoe
4. The last equation.
Hint:
Horse = 10
Cowboy-Boot = 1
HorseShoe= 2
The Last equation = 21
Detailed Explanation :
Equation1:
3Horse = 30
=> Horse = 10 .....(1)
Equation2:
1Horse + 2HorseShoe + 2HorseShoe = 18
10 + 4HorseShoe =18
HorseShoe = 2 .....(3)
Equation3:
2HorseShoe - 2Cowboy-Boot = 2
4 - 2Cowboy-Boot = 2
=> Cowboy-Boot = 1 ... (2)
Equation4:
Cowboy-Boot+Horse*HorseShoe = 1+10*2
=>21 Did you answer this riddle correctly?
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Cowboy-Boot = 1
HorseShoe= 2
The Last equation = 21
Detailed Explanation :
Equation1:
3Horse = 30
=> Horse = 10 .....(1)
Equation2:
1Horse + 2HorseShoe + 2HorseShoe = 18
10 + 4HorseShoe =18
HorseShoe = 2 .....(3)
Equation3:
2HorseShoe - 2Cowboy-Boot = 2
4 - 2Cowboy-Boot = 2
=> Cowboy-Boot = 1 ... (2)
Equation4:
Cowboy-Boot+Horse*HorseShoe = 1+10*2
=>21 Did you answer this riddle correctly?
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Find The Digits Riddle
In the number wheel in the picture, you can find several digits except one question mark.
Can you find the digit that should be placed in place of that question mark?
Can you find the digit that should be placed in place of that question mark?
Hint:
The required digit is 0.
If you add up all the digits in any diagonal, you will find the sum to be 25. Did you answer this riddle correctly?
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If you add up all the digits in any diagonal, you will find the sum to be 25. Did you answer this riddle correctly?
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Finding The Angles
Hint:
47
Explanation:
At first look, it seems pretty easy but on the contrary, it is pretty tricky a question. So let us simplify it by dividing the triangle into three equal triangles (the triangles so formed if outer side is connected to the center of the circle) and then count the number of triangles in each part by taking two or more parts together.
First, let us take the triangles in one part. There are 4 non-overlapping and 3 overlapping triangles.
4 + 3 = 7
7 * 3 = 21
Next, if we take number of triangles by taking two parts together, there are 8 in total.
8 * 3 = 24
Lastly, the number of triangles if all three parts are taken together, there are a total of 2.
21 + 24 + 2 = 47. Did you answer this riddle correctly?
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Explanation:
At first look, it seems pretty easy but on the contrary, it is pretty tricky a question. So let us simplify it by dividing the triangle into three equal triangles (the triangles so formed if outer side is connected to the center of the circle) and then count the number of triangles in each part by taking two or more parts together.
First, let us take the triangles in one part. There are 4 non-overlapping and 3 overlapping triangles.
4 + 3 = 7
7 * 3 = 21
Next, if we take number of triangles by taking two parts together, there are 8 in total.
8 * 3 = 24
Lastly, the number of triangles if all three parts are taken together, there are a total of 2.
21 + 24 + 2 = 47. Did you answer this riddle correctly?
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Am Room With Windows Riddle
In a room with four walls no windows. On the south wall there is a door and on the north too. There is a table in the middle with four chairs. On the table there are 52 bicycles and three empty boxes in one of the chairs there is a dead man. How did he die?
Hint:
How he died was he was in a submarine and they were at war with another country and their ship was hit there were four people in there. The bicycles are actually playing card brands and there were three oxygen tanks. the four men bet with cards to see who would get to take one oxygen tank. obviously the man who was dead lost and he was the one who died from lack of oxygen in the sub. Did you answer this riddle correctly?
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Finding The Clue
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