Visual Puzzles Challenge: Can You Solve These Brain Teasers with Friends?

Hi Guys,

Here is one to try out:

One day Kerry celebrated her birthday. Two days later, her older twin brother, Terry, celebrated his birthday. How come?

Cheers,

Prem

Kerry celebrated on 1st March, and Terry on 28th Feb (leap year) just a few minutes apart, but it became two days... :-D

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Vijeta,

You got that... Try this now...

Put a coin in a bottle and then stop the opening with a cork. How can you get the coin out of the bottle without pulling out the cork or breaking the bottle?

- Prem

Here are two more:

1. There are only two T's in Timothy Tuttle. True or false?

2. Two students are sitting on opposite sides of the same desk. There is nothing in between them but the desk. Why can't they see each other?

- Prem

Thanks...

Well, I think don't pull out the cork, but we can push the cork into the bottle, then remove the coin.

My logic says this, what do you say? :huh:

Ha ha ha... I'm laughing at myself. I thought it was damn tough, but it's so easy. Well, "T" (uppercase) is only 2... :-D

There are only two T's in Timothy Tuttle. True or false?

Try this out

How much dirt is in a round hole that is 9 feet deep with a diameter of 3 feet? (Hint: You don't have to do any math to get the answer. Just use your head!)

Hey guys,

Here's another one for all of you:

Insert the word from group B into the empty spaces in group A.
1. Ta__ __ __ __ry
2. K__ __ __ __en
3. D__ __ __ __le
4. S__ __ __ __et
5. T__ __ __ __t
Group B
A. Herb
B. Itch
C. Able
D. Pest
E. Wind

Anu, you are right, dear. Try the first one too! 😛

1. Tapestry
2. Kitchen
3. Dwindle
4. Sherbet
5. Tablet

Am I right? 🤔

BINGO!!!! U got it, Shruti! :icon1:

Try this one: What one word can be added to the beginning of each of these words to create three new words?

Fish Board Gaze

Hi Shruti,

Answers to your visual puzzles are:
1. millionaire
2. ice cube
3. who's in charge
4. lifted eyebrows

Right??

Bingo!!! I knew it's an easy one... Well, try another one... :?:

What is 3/7 chicken, 2/3 cat, and 1/2 goat? :?: :?: :?: :confused:

Well... "Chicken" (3/7) means three letters out of 7, i.e., "Chi." "Cat" (2/3) means two letters out of 3, i.e., "Ca." "Goat" means hmmmmm, I guess half of it... as I got the name of a place by this logic, i.e., (1/2)Go = CHICAGO! :-D

Hey!

You got it! VJta...

Another one!

The letters in the two words 'new door' can be rearranged to make one word. Can you do it?

Hmm :( How could you answer so soon... :icon7:

Well, well, another one here:

Which of the following words does not belong in the list, and why? Reappear Caucasus Inefficiencies Signings Arraigning Horseshoer Intestines Appeases

Hi, Friends! 😛

Ekdum Perfect answers Shabana :) Oye, great going Anu and VJ! :-D

OK, let me also try::icon10:

Which of the following words does not belong in the list, and why? Reappear Caucasus Inefficiencies Signings Arraigning Horseshoer Intestines Appeases

Answer: The odd word out is INEFFICIENCIES. In all the other words, each of the letters in the word appears twice.

Hey Friends! 😛 One visual puzzle from the previous round is still unsolved so I am repeating it, with some new ones. :icon6:

Certainly! Here is the corrected text with proper spelling, grammar, and formatting:

"...but you are closer to the answer, Naresh. TRY, and you will be able to crack it :)"

I have corrected the punctuation and added commas where necessary for better clarity.

Let me guess...

It's no exit after entering the night shift. Is it correct? :(

Hi, good afternoon friends! :-P

Naresh & Shabana, good that you tried :) and both of you are very close to the answer... :-D

Hmm, ok, the exact answer to the 3rd question is: Middle of the Night :-P

Hey, what about the first one... a very long pending one indeed... Is it that difficult? I will give a clue... It is related to HR functions, to be more precise... INTERVIEWS, ha ha ha. Now, I look forward to an instant answer :-P

Hello Shabana, good that you at least tried, yaar. :-P

Hmm... seems it is a difficult one... OK... the correct answer is:

"Many are Called
but Few are Chosen"

# Hathi ki guotane ko kya khathe hai? ... :confused: Shweta, any clue?

OK, time for new ones. :)

Short of Vitamin A or Vitamin A is not as per requirement.

Looks related to reservation.

Reply: :-P :-P :-P

Hi, good morning.

2nd answer will be only 1's at a time given in the window.

Naresh, try once more. You will be able to crack it.

Hmm, I will give you one clue: "whenever we start a story especially king and queen wala, we begin with this line... ha ha ha."

Hey Shweta, Hathi Knee (Is it correct? as told by Vincy)

1. Read between the lines.

2. Life After Death.

3. Something to do with Domain... Dom in a circle... domain circle... DOMAIN AREA... is it?

Hi friends :)

The 4th answer is the correct one, Desi :-P

Hmm... :huh: ... :no: The 3rd one is not the exact answer. Desi, Krishna, and Shabana, but you people are very close to the answer :-P

OK... I will give the answer:

It is "Trim the Christmas Tree" :-D

:-D Enjoy solving some more... :icon6:

Shabana... it's the other way around... Big fuss over nothing. More often than not, I am yours... is it?

3rd and 1st are the correct answers, Raj. But not the second one. Please try and crack the 2nd one also.

Thanks Shabana and Desi for the efforts.

Hii....Good evening:)

:no:Naresh and Raj…..:-DHmm very confusing na friends…..actually the answer is linked to the same meaning :icon6:…..here goes the correct answer:

amBIGUous:icon6::icon6::-P
OK....B...ready for some more mind exercise:-D really easy ones

Ambiguous... That's what the puzzle was. It was too ambiguous for me. 😜

1. Good intentions
2. Adding insult to injury... tukka maara!!!
3. Both sides right, or is it both ways right?
4. End of time (or can also be downtime, had the arrow not specifically pointed at the end of the word)

What do we have... the right balance???

🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

Ah, in India, we have equal rights.
(By the way, really???)

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Correct answer:)

AHHAA... IN INDIA, WE HAVE EQUAL RIGHTS. (BTW, REALLY???) 😕🤔😕😕😕😄

Hey Raj, there are no options in your series question. How to suggest an answer then?

Certainly! Here is the corrected version of the user's input with spelling, grammar, and formatting errors corrected:

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Wohi to game hai.... Try figuring out without any options. Take some hints...

HINT: You know the counting of numbers, right? Split 'em up.

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Time for the second hint for the Series Question in the attachment...

Use a mirror to identify the pattern.

It might be this one.

Is it right?

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Hi Raj....

Here is the answer... :)

Correction:
Hi Raj,

Here is the answer. :)

Naresh, I think it is the same one as the one given above, so it is incorrect.

Supriya, you are pretty close, but missed out on one simple logic.

All the best. I guess the next post from you two will have the right answer.

Let me try, Shruti.

1. Too sweet to be forgotten.
2. Revolution (Is it correct?)
3. A round of applause (I hope it's an old one).

Regards,
Desihan

Hi Desi, 1st and 3rd are correct 😛, but not the 2nd one 🙁. Try, and you will be able to crack it. 🙂

Hi Shruti,

Thanks for reaching out.

1. Love at first sight.
2. Turn around (Is it right?)
3. Broken nose or blocked nose.
4. Job involving sleeping (Is it correct?)

Regards,
Desihan

1. Love at first sight..............Correct:)

2. Turn around (Is it right?).........The correct one is U-turn:icon1:

3. Broken nose or blocked nose........Ekdum sahi:-P

4. Job into sleeping (Is it correct?).....:no:..You are very near to the exact answer...:huh:

Ok, I'll give the answer: it's Sleeping On the Job:)

:-D...kuch aur visuals hojaye

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Here is the answer: Is it correct, Shruti?

1. Stuck up
2. Men out of work
3. Misunderstanding between friends
4. Odds are against you

Regards,
Desihan :)

From the earlier post: Is it "sleeping job" OR "Sleeping on the Job"?

From the latter post: "Men out of Employment" ?

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Hi, good afternoon! :-P

Great effort, friends! All correct answers:

1. Stuck up
2. Men out of employment
3. Misunderstanding between friends
4. Odds are against you

Posting some more... :-D

Hi Shruti,

1. Mind over matter.
2. Act out of character.
3. One step forward, two steps back. (It's a guess. 😄)
4. :?:

Please let me know if you need any further assistance or information.

Hi, Shruti,

1. Circles under the eyes.
2. That is beside the point or before the point.
3. Six feet under the ground.
4. Two in one.
5. Bad influence.

Regards,
Desihan :-D

Hi, good afternoon friends! :icon1:

"All correct answers Desi... Well done" :-P

1. circles under the eyes
2. That is beside the point
3. six feet under the ground
4. two in one
5. Bad influence

"Raj... you dil mangey more ;-)... OK... so here are some more" :icon6: :-P

Hi Shruti,

1. Cornerstone
2. A step backwards
3. Making ends meet
4. 🤔
5. Blood is thicker than water

Regards,
Desihan 💡

Hi Shruti,

1. Head over heels in love.
2. Splitting headache.
3. Growing old or getting older.
4. Out of chance or outer chance.
5. Tennis shoe (10 issues).

Is it right? 🤔

Regards,
Desihan. 💡

Hi all.

Enjoy this! 😄 But, Shruti, waiting for your confirmation. 🌟

Regards,
Desihan 🌟

Just between you and me

Some are overworked and underpaid.

Close Encounters

Getting up at dawn

Pehchano Kaun

Identify and fix any spelling or grammatical mistakes in the text.

Hi Friends

Hmm Riya.... How's life S'Bian....... good ones :icon1:

Wish you all a very Happy, Cheerful, Colourful HOLI:-P

Pichkari ki Dhar, :-P
Gulal ki bauchar,
Apno ka pyar,
Yahi hai yaaron holi ka tyohar.
Happy Holi!!!! :icon6:

Hi Shruti,

All is well here. Thank you for your wishes. I am completely engrossed in celebrating Holi at my office. How are you celebrating Holi?

Kind regards, [Your Name]

Hey, why are you standing in a narrow lane? Holi comes once a year, so you should celebrate it with all the colors. Enjoy!

Hi, good afternoon 🙂

No visuals as I'm not able to load attachments, even experiencing problems in posting messages. Any idea, friends? What's the problem?

Anyway, to change the gear, some riddles are here:
1. 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?

2. Lighter than what I'm made of,
More of me is hidden than is seen.
What am I?

3. What two words have the most letters in it?
:-P

Hi, good afternoon!

The answer to the 3rd question is correct, Shabana.

Naresh, for question 1, ice and for question 2, coal - you get a GOL! Hmm, I will give you a clue...

The answer to the 1st question that you gave, "ICE," is a partial answer for the 2nd question. And the answer to the 1st question is very easy, something related to light.

Try once again, you will definitely be able to crack it! 😛

Hi, Good Morning!

Desi and Surpiya, the answer to the first question is correct. However, the second one is not the right answer.

"Ice" is correct, but neither cream nor cube. You people are very close to the answer. Try and crack it!

Naresh, after providing the answer for Coal, it became clear.

Yes, Desihan and Sup's bilkul sahi jabab... aur aap jit gaye ho... pure March Month ki salary... so N'Joye.

Answer to the first question is correct, Chitra and Desi. But not the second one. Try, you will be able to crack it. 🙂

Sponge is the correct answer.....thanks Naresh and Chitra:-P

Facing problems in uploading attachments....hence no visuals:(...Don't know why:roll::-?

Ok....some more EEEEEZZZZZZEEE riddles for the time being:)

1. When can you add two to eleven and get one as the correct answer?

2. My voice is tender, my waist is slender, and I'm often invited to play. Yet wherever I go I must take my bow or else I have nothing to say.

3. Violet, indigo, blue and green, yellow, orange, and red; these are the colors you have seen after the storm has fled.

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Correct answer Chitra:-P
:-D Here comes some more:-P combination of Visuals + riddles...ha ha ha :icon6:

1. The more of them you take, the more you leave behind. What are they? :confused:

2. I am the beginning of sorrow, and the end of sickness. You cannot express happiness without me, yet I am in the midst of crosses. I am always at risk, yet never in danger. You may find me in the sun, but I am never seen out of darkness... :huh: :confused:

Sure, dear. Here are some clues: 😛

1. "Kadam kadam badhaye ja, Zindagi ki raah mein, Saare gum bulaye ja."

2. "It's in me and it's in you too. Ha ha ha. 😂"

User Input:

Ooooh.........at last.....U cracked it chitra....:p

Ok now adding some more 8-):p

Corrected Version:

Ooooh... at last... You cracked it, Chitra! :p

Ok, now adding some more 8-) :p

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3rd one is correct Chitra 😛, but not the first one 😮. Also waiting for the 2nd answer 🙂.

If you have any further text you would like me to review, feel free to share!

Hi friends! 😛

Waiting for the answers to the 1st and 2nd questions. :-?

The 3rd question was answered correctly by Chitra and Jagdeep. 😛
Supriya, please try once again, dear.

Naresh, you are very far from the answer. 😰 But I know you will be able to crack it. 😛

Shruti, tum sabke dimag ki bahut exercise kara deti ho. Mujhe nahi batana kuch bhi huh.

[Dhimaag ki exercise se Fayda hi hoga na... So harz hi kya hai :-P... warna Jang lagjayega :icon6:]

If you don't want to answer... it's your choice Abhi.

No compulsions... but I must say ek try zaroor kar sakte ho... :icon10:

Hmm... batein likhte ho badi badi....

"Don't tell me the sky is the limit, there are footprints on the moon."

"To win... you must stay in the game" - ...Yahan par b Dhimaag to use karna hi padega na :p

Hi :)

Ok Chitra, posting the answers:

1. Right inside the Eyes (I's) :)
2. A Play on Words :-P

Hmm, so Abhi wants riddles based on the SKY... OK, posting one EEEEZZZeee one:

1. What do we call liquid drops that fall from the sky in a storm? :-D And also the ones which fall without any storm? :icon6:

Now some more visuals :)

Hi Sindu,

First riddle left for ABHI to solve: 😉
Now, answer for the visual puzzles:
1. Splitting headache
2. Drop in the bucket
3. Shutdown 🤔

Thank you.

Good Chitra, tumhe tumhara inaam milega April ki salary ke roop mein, thik 31st April ko. Zarur collect kar lena apne account office se. 😊

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Good Chitra, tumhe tumhara inaam milega April ki salary ke roop mein, thik 31st April ko. Zarur collect kar lena apne account office se. 😊

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:-P Correct answer Cameagle1517 :huh: :-D Ist part is correct, but there is a mistake in the second part right now :icon6: I'll give you a clue:

Little Birdie in the SKY
Now look up and it * in the EYE
Now don't complain....neither does he CRY
just Thank GOD that COWs don't FLY :icon6::icon6: Now some more visuals:-P

Hi, Chitra darling, I mentioned before to get it from your A/C office... and Shruti will not receive double salary, just the regular one. Just think of it as an advance salary slip. 😈

Hi Riya,

I never happened to visit your A/C office. It seems you often visit there. ;) Could you please provide me with the address and your number? I will call you if I can't find it there. :p:p

Thank you.

Chitra, the second answer is correct, dear, but not the first one. However, you are very close to the answer. :)

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"Wah wah yaha to sabhi ek dusre ki dhulai karne me DHURANDAR hain... maza aaya aap sabhi se mil kar... btw... Shruti ye aachar to hum bhi chakhna chahenge."

Please let me know if you need any further assistance.

Riya, Phele abhi ko lene do varna woh janam bhar tumhara peecha nahi chodega. Pehle tumhara number and A/c ka address do.

Hey Sindu, 1st puzzle ke answer mein Hindi word aata hai kya? Kuch to hint do yaar, varna Riya salary slip bhi nahi degi... aur aachar to door ki baat hai.

Riya, Chitra ne jo kaha uspe dhyan do... :p:p:p:p:p:p and where is the achar maker... Ms. Shruti ARJUN, aka SINDHU paji :p:p:p

Aisa kya... chalo to phir abhi ko hi khane do... baki address to tum chodo me tumhare bank a/c me direct transfer karba deti hu... :p

Please let me know if you need any further assistance.

Apologies, daughter... 😛😛😛😛 but now hold both your ears and promise that you will never say such things again. 😛😛😛😛😛

And this is the 501st post... Enjoy, Sindhuji... let's have a pickle party. 😛😛

Just chill, chill... just chill! 😄
Salary slip ka nahi, achar of course of chilly... chill.
Khakey jissey abhi jayega hill! 🌄

Certainly! Here is the corrected text with proper spelling, grammar, and paragraph formatting:

"Jarur Bhai, apun jarur dhyan rakhega... baki, chilly ka achar acha idea hai, Shruti."

Feel free to reach out if you need any further assistance!

At the bottom of the lake? Settled/sunk at the bottom of the lake. Is this the question?

One from Me

Using the numerals 1, 9, 9, and 6, mathematical symbols +, -, x, ÷, √, and brackets, create the following numbers: 29, 32, 35, 38, 70, 73, 76, 77, 100, and 1000.

Shurti, let me think. 😆😆

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I found some of the answers...see below....

• <LI class=MsoNormal style="COLOR: black; mso-list: l1 level1 lfo3"> 6² -1- √9 - √9 = 29 <LI class=MsoNormal style="COLOR: black; mso-list: l1 level1 lfo3"> ( √9 + 6²)- 1- √9 = 35
• 1 + (9 * 9) - 6 = 76
• 1 + (9² - √9 - 6) = 73
• (9² - 9) + 6-1 = 77
• ((9 * √9) + 6)-1 = 32
• 1+ (√9 * (√9 - 6²)) =100
• 99-61 = 38 or 38 = 6 2 + ( 9 / 9) - 1

need answer for two more....1000 and 100

Correct Answer Shabana, but still 3 answers pending, i.e. 38, 70, 1000.

And Sindhu's answers for 32 and 100 are correct. Please provide answers without merging two or more digits.

Hi Shruti,

The answers for 70 and 1000 seem to be incorrect. Please check and explain how you got this. I am getting the below answers only.

(1 + &radic;9) &radic;9 + 6 = 18

(1 + 9) (-&radic;9 + 6) = 30

Thank you.

Hi friends! :-P

Oye Riya, the answer to the last puzzle is "Lake Ontario.....(Lake on Tario)".

Chitra: Sabka maths kacha hai....:-D...yeh baat bahut sacha hai....bilkul jacha hai :icon6:

Shabana, explanation mat pooch yaar :icon6:...that part Naresh will take care

Hey friends! 😛

Hey Chitra, why not, dear... Khazana pesh hai! 😄 The visual ones. 🧐

Where are the others? 🤔

Hi Sindu,

Answers for puzzles:

1. Even more.
2. Blood is thicker than water.
3. That is the point.

:)

Chitra... the 2nd answer is absolutely correct, dear! 😛

The 1st one is not. 🙅&zwj;♂️

The 3rd one... you are very close to the answer! 🙂

Abhi ki Dua kabool nahi hui 😄

One more version:

Abhi... abhi issi duniya mein hain... issiliye yeh posting kar raha hoon 🤣

Hi,

Supriya: :huh::no:... No, dear, not the right answer. Okay, I will give one clue. After solving this puzzle, you should be more... :icon6:

Where are other Think Tanks? :confused::confused::confused::confused:

Hi friends:)

Correct answer Ritu for the First Puzzle:p
The answer to the third one is "That is beside the point"

Thanks "kingsofconvenience"..:)

Posting some more:)

1. What is the longest English word?:)

Now some more Puzzles:-P

Answer to the 2nd visual is correct, Chitra :-P

Schavva, not the right answer dear. Try again; you will be able to crack it! :icon1:

1st Visual answer:?

Correct answer Schavva :)

Answer to: longest English word

Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanocon... is, according to the Oxford English Dictionary, "a word alleged to mean 'a lung disease caused by the inhalation of volcanic ash, causing inflammation in the lungs.'"

Hi, can anyone try to solve the remaining visual puzzles.

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Hi, could anyone attempt to solve the remaining visual puzzles?

Correct answers are below. Please check this out, including 2, 13, 14, and 15.

The answer given by schavva for 15 is incomplete. The answer given by desihan for 2 is wrong.

1 Just around the corner
2 Stand up before the count of five
3 West Indies
4 One in a million
5 You are out of touch
6 Neon Lights
7 Six feet underground
8 Three degrees below zero
9 Apple Pie
10 Making up for lost time
11 For instance
12 Pal in need
13 Back to square one
14 Up for grabs
15 Bolt upright
16 Robin Hood

Regards

This thread is revived! :icon1: Thank you friends.

Hmm... let's wait for Praveen's confirmation. :)

Rahul, Desi, Schavva, Chitra, Praveen, Naveen.... add more! :-D

Me adding some more... EEEeZzzzy ones! :icon10: