Two men find an old gold coin and want to have a coin toss with it to decide who gets to keep it. The only problem is the coin is heavier on one side so it comes up heads more than tails.
What is a fair way for the men to toss the coin and decide who gets to keep it?
A man left home running. He ran a ways and then turned left, ran the same distance and turned left again, ran the same distance and turned left again.
When he got home, there were two masked men waiting for him.
Who were they?
I have a metal roof and a glass wall,
I burn and burn but never fall.
What am I?
I cannot speak but I can tell you things.
I’m not a tree but I have leaves.
I have hinges but I am neither a door nor a window.
What am I?
Two fathers and two sons walk into a candy shop. They all spend $0.50 each on a candy bar.
All together they spend a total of $1.50.
How is this possible?
I am flora, not fauna.
I am foliage, not trees.
I am shrubbery, not grass.
What am I?
I can only live where there is light, but I die if the light shines on me.
What am I?
If you throw me from the window, I’ll leave a grieving wife.
Bring me back, but a door, You’ll see something giving life.
What am I?
What would be the next letter in this series?
O T T F F S S
Always old, sometimes new.
Never sad, sometimes blue.
Never empty, sometimes full.
Never pushes, always pulls.
What am I?
John has four times the money that Paul has. John gives Paul $33. Paul now has 3 times as much cash as John.
How much money did they each start with?
What number do you get when you multiply all of the numbers found on a telephone’s keypad?
I’m flat as a leaf and round as a ring. I have four eyes, yet can’t see a thing.
What am I?
What is the only number whose letters are in alphabetical order?
I am the only human organ to have given itself its own name.
What am I?
When it is alive, all but one sings. When it dies, all but one cheers.
What is it?
If you remove the first, third and last letter from this five letter word it still sounds the same.
What is the word?
I’m teary-eyed but never cry. Silver-tongued, but never lie. Double-winged, but never fly. Air-cooled, but never dry.
What am I?
There is a room full of 100 politicians. Each one is either honest or a liar. You know to facts about these politicians:
1. At least one of them is honest.
2. If you pick any two politicians, at least one of them is a liar.
From this information, can you determine how many politicians are honest and how many are liars?
What can one person not keep, two can hold, and three people can destroy?
