Mental gymnastics being an important part of what we do, try these:-
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A man buys an item for £1. He sells the same item for 50 pence. If he does this enough times he will become a millionaire. How is this possible?
I dig a hole. It's dimensions are 50cms deep, 1 meter long and 2 meters wide. Measured in cubic meters, how much earth does it contain?
What is the only word in the English language that becomes shorter when you add two letters
You are standing outside a sealed room. There are three switches on the outside of the room. One of them controls the light inside the room. You can fiddle with the switches as much as you like but you cannot touch the switches once the door has been opened and you can only open the door once. How do you work out which is the correct switch. (looking under / through / phoning someone the other side of the door etc iis not the solution)
Only one of the following statements is accurate. Which is it
One of these statements is false
Two of these statements are false
Three of these statements are false
four of these statements are false
five of these statements are false
A farmer has four fields. one contains 3 haystacks, the next 4 haystacks the third 2 haystacks and the last one haystack. If he puts them all together how many haystacks will he have?
Before Mount everest was discovered what was the tallest mountain on earth?
I'm the first to admit that i'm not the quickest guy in the world (actually i'd be about sixth to admit it) so they took me a while. I'll be interested to see who gets the "smug podiatrist" award by getting all the answers right first!
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