Coolest Puzzles To Test Your Logical Skills

Do you like mystery films such as "Inception" and "Triangle"? Have you ever dreamed of being a detective even when you were a child?

This quiz contains 11 classic logic puzzles that have been popular on the internet for many years. The difficulty of this quiz is distributed step by step. This will not make the puzzles easy by any means. You can give it a try. Warning! - We are not responsible for any brain burnout you may endure. Are you ready? Let's go!

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What is the answer to the "?" in the picture?
19
30
20
16
When looking down from the sky, which pattern should the pyramid look like?
1
2
3
4
As shown in the picture, what time should the fifth clock be?
5:35
6:35
5:45
6:45
A highway is 900 meters long. If you build a utility pole every ten meters from one side to the other side on the highway, how many poles can be built?
10
9
91
90
One day, an old hunchback man and a young lame man passed by a strange village. At the same time, a middle-aged man came from the opposite direction. The curious middle-aged man asked the young man, "Is that old hunchback man your father?" "Yes," answered the young man. The middle-aged man then asked the old man, "Is that young lame man your son?" "No," answered the old man. The middle-aged man was confused and asked the young man again, "Is that old hunchback man your biological father?" "Yes," answered the young man. The middle-aged man also asked the old man again, "Is that young lame man your biological son?" "No," the old man said. Both the old man and the young man told the truth. What is the relationship between the old man and the young man?
Father and daughter
Grandfather and grandchild
Father and son
Three families shared a duplex. The three families are all families of three, that is, husband, wife and child. Their names are listed below:
Husband: Tony, John, Bruce
Wife: Amy, Emma, Carol
Child: Kate, Danna, Jenny
It is known that Tony's child and Emma's child both participated in the school's basketball training. John’s child is not called Danna. Bruce and Carol are not from the same family.
Accordingly, which inference could be true?
Tony, Carol and Danna are a family.
Bruce, Emma and Kate are a family.
John, Amy and Jenny are a family.
John, Carol and Danna are a family.
A bottle of soda is one dollar. Two empty bottles can be exchanged for a bottle of soda. If you have 20 dollars, how many bottles of soda can you get?
40
39
38
37
In a kindergarten, the teacher asked the children to stand in a line. The teacher then began to distribute fruits. The teacher handed out fruits like this: Starting from the first person on the left, every two children were given one pear. Starting from the first person on the right, every four children were given one apple. If there were 10 children who received both a pear and an apple, how many children are there in this kindergarten?
136
156
158
138
Using a knife to chop a watermelon 10 times, how many pieces of watermelon can you chop at most? At least?
At most 1024 pieces, at least 11 pieces.
At most 1024 pieces, at least 24 pieces.
At most 128 pieces, at least 11 pieces.
At most 128 pieces, at least 24 pieces.
There are five people in a family. On the weekend, the family always goes to a fancy restaurant for dinner. After a few weeks, the family suggested to the boss (of the restaurant) to give them a free meal. The clever boss said, "If each of you, each time you came, changed your seating plan until the order of the five of you is not repeated, I will give you 10 free dinners!" How many times will the family have to eat at this restaurant in order to get 10 free dinners?
140 days
80 days
10 days
840 days
There are five houses in a row and each one has a different color. Five people from different countries live in these houses. Each person feeds different pets, likes different beverages and smokes different cigars. The following information is known:
a. The Brit lives in the red house.
b. The Swede has a dog.
c. The Dane drinks tea.
d. The green house is to the left of the white house.
e. The person who lives in the green house likes to drink coffee.
f. The person who smokes "Marlboro" also has a bird.
g. The person who lives in the yellow house smokes "Dunhill".
h. The person who lives in the middle house drinks milk.
i. The Norwegian lives in the first house.
j. The person who smokes "Polish" lives next to the person who feeds the cat.
k. The person who has a horse lives next to the person who smokes "Dunhill".
l. The person who smokes "Blues" also drinks beer.
m. The German smokes "Prince".
n. The Norwegian lives next to the blue house.
o. The neighbor of the person who smokes "Polish" drinks water.
Therefore, who has a pet fish?
the Brit
the Swede
the Dane
the Norwegian
the German

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