Fathers, Sons, and Fish
Two fathers and two sons went out fishing. Each of them catches two fish. However, they brought home only six fish. How so?
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Two fathers and two sons went out fishing. Each of them catches two fish. However, they brought home only six fish. How so?
There is a property that applies to all words in the first list and to none in the words in the second list. What is it?
A long time ago there was a kingdom, isolated from the world. There was only one way to and from the kingdom, namely through a long bridge. The king ordered the execution of anyone caught fleeing the kingdom on the bridge and the banishment of anyone caught sneaking into the kingdom.
The bridge was guarded by one person, who was taking a 10-minute break inside his cabin every round hour. Fifteen minutes were needed for a person to cross the bridge and yet, one woman managed to escape the kingdom. How did she do it?
A man is found unconscious in front of a store at two in the morning. His head is bleeding and there is a brick laying next to him. When the police arrive, they carry the man to jail. Why did they arrest him?
Can you figure out what common phrases these rebuses represent?
Can you recognize the four words below?
A string is wound around a circular rod with circumference 10 cm and length 30 cm. If the string goes around the rod exactly 4 times, what is its length?
I have a heart that doesn’t beat.
I have a mouth that doesn’t speak.
I have a head that doesn’t think.
What am I?
An ant is positioned at one of the vertices of a cube and wants to get to the opposite vertex. If the edges of the die have length 1, what is the shortest distance the ant needs to travel?
Can you figure out what these love-related expressions these rebuses represent?
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