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I guess that these questions may use different logic independently or not i don't know. I just found one logic that fits only to the first one.
*These questions are from the one of high IQ Society founded by Xavier Jouve Ph.D for the top 0.3% of people along the IQ spectrum.
Knowledge required for this riddle: English-language proverbs.
My friend Leonard came to me with a problem the other day. He said, “Tanner, I want to have a clean-shaven face. But every time I use a razor, I end up with this nasty painful rash.”
“Razor burn,” I said.
“Yeah, that's right,” said...
Total 12 individuals—A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K and L—are sitting in concentric circular arrangement such that six of them form the inner circle and the remaining six form the outer circle. Those who form the inner circle face outwards (away from the center) while those who form the outer ci...
The riddle is completely posed by the following video:
https://youtu.be/52YcaavO9Z8
As a solution, you are looking for a word listed in the Oxford English Dictionary. I hope you have fun puzzling! :)
Arab dad infiltrating computer network islands (6)
Franco-German brown egg is peaceful abode (6)
Haiku song corrupted southern port (9)
No heartless Swedes in springtime capital basin (9)
Darling headless ape, haven with pleasant scent (8)
Sodian fish view body of water (9)
Sout...
this is my number sequence:
/ - / - 1 - 2 - 7 - 6 - ?
This riddle has somtething to do with triangles
Good luck and have fun :)
PS: please tell me if this is too broad,
this is my first number-sequence level
So, last night, I accidentally left my notebook out on my nightstand, because I was doing homework late.
When I woke up, it was open (which it wasn't before!). My hands were covered in ink, and there were some really weird symbols on the page the notebook was open to.
I wrote them (my hands ...
What's the hidden rule of the two groups?
Hullo, what's all this then?
(Clicking enlarges the pictures, but isn't necessary for solving the puzzles.)
