5 fun riddles to do when you are bored

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Hello guys. Today we are going to solve some riddles that I made. The rules are...
  • You can’t cheat and look at the answers I have below unless you really need to.
  • If you want to, you can do this with some other family members.
  • And most importantly, have fun!
Now let’s start the riddles.

1. Imagine that you are having a leisure walk around the neighbourhood, (and you are not near anybody). Suddenly you hear a noise above you and you try to sprint to safety, but unfortunately you didn’t make it. Then you fall unconscious and when you wake up you see 3 different doors. Luckily they are made out of tough glass and you can see through them. You saw that the first door lead to a endless sea, the second one lead to tons of venomous creatures and the last one leads to a hungry lion that hasn’t ate for a year. Which one should you choose? 

2. You have a glass of milk, a glass of water and a bowl. Your friend asks you to keep the milk and water on top of each other in the bowl without them mixing. How will you manage to fulfil your task? 

3. Your friend in high school needs help with a test. He says that it is extremely hard. You go to his house and ask him what’s so difficult. Then he groggily points to the test paper lying on the floor behind him. He reads it out for you, and it said that there is a chair in the classroom with nobody who sits in it. He has to write down evidence that the chair doesn’t exist to pass the test. What should your friend write to pass the test?

4. How many times can you takeaway 2 from 50?

5. Two twins were born one minute apart, once in 4 years there is a one day difference. How is this possible?

Answers:

Question 1. You should choose the lion. If he hadn’t ate anything for a year he would already be dead.

2. Put the water in the bowl. Then put the bowl in the freezer and take it out. Then pour the milk on top of the ice in the bowl.

3. You have to write down “what chair”.

4. Only once. Then you will be taking away 2 from 48.

5. The first twin was born at 11:59 on the 28th of February. The second was born at 12:00 on the 1st of March. One in 4 years is called a leap year. On leap year there birthdays will be 1 minute apart.

Thanks for trying out the riddles!


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