Tiffany has 14 classmates; all of her classmates have a different number of friends in the class. How many of them are friends with Tiffany? (If A is a friend of B, then B is a friend of A.)
This is my first attempt at creating a puzzle, so it may be deemed to easy or tagged wrong, ect.
You are the royal pharmacist, a brilliant doctor hired to care for the Royal Line, should they fall ill. You have been called to His Majesty's side, as he has become bed-ridden.
As you enter the ...
Inspired by this puzzle : Integers around a circle with consecutive pairs adding to a square
The integers 1 to 50 are placed around a circle in such a way that the difference of any two of them which are adjacent is a perfect square. Of these integers, some numbers are then removed. Restore them
A girl name Rima was born in 2012 and died in 2013, but she was alive 10 years 2 months.
How is it possible?
(PLEASE PROVIDE NECESSARY EXPLANATIONS)
Ok, Here it goes.
A prisoner runs from prison and gets to a end with 2 doors. One takes to the exit while the other one takes to death. Each door has a guardian. One of them tells the truth while the other one lies. The prisoner asks a question and takes the right door. What did he ask?
I r...
I am a square, the youngest I can be, but not a baby.
but not the multiplied by one.
I'm not a mishearing of no.
When my friends asked me, "What is your area?", I said I have none.
They called me strange as a result.
But, I am not only one.
What am I?
Complete explanation of main...
Below are nine ordered groups of words and phrases. Use common sense to solve the first eight. This should then tell you how to continue with the last group.
objective; break; happening at night; friend; dominant; not fake; stamp; beacon; complete
not before; personality; go in; trash;...
What is the missing word in the picture above?
This is my first puzze, I don't know if it is way too hard or way too easy for this community... I'll see
The black rule says: The solution is easy, but not "easy".
The red rule says: The solution is simple, but not "simple".
The golden rule says: The solution is straightforward, but not "straightforward".
What is the solution?
A countdown:
4, 6, 6, 0, 3, 2, 0, 1, 2, ?
How does it end? And why?
Clarification:
The "?" stands for a number. Which one?
And of course the interesting part is: What's the rule behind this specific countdown?
Tonight, my friends and I went to the mall. We planned to buy some shirts and pants, but suddenly... we found this!
These are number/size pins. They are typically used in hanger to denote the size of the clothes. We then decide to play some kind of Hidden Object puzzle, where we have to find at ...
