Brain Teasers trivia questions
134 multiple-choice Brain Teasers trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- Which of these is true about the sleep of zebras?
- A farmer had 12 sheep and 3 cows. All of the animals except 9 sheep died. How many animals did he have left in his farm?
- I dont speak, I cannot hear, but I always tell the truth.
- How does this proverb continue: The squeaking wheel gets ...
- What number comes next in the row - 31, 28, 31, 30, ?
- If you were running a race and passed the person in second place, what place would you be in?
- What number comes next: 1, 11, 21, 1211, 111221, 312211, 13112221?
- What is the largest number you can write out with numbers 1, 2, and 3?
- John went to a party one night. The next day he was asked if he met a lot people at the gathering. Figure it out for yourself, John said. Of the girls I spoke to, all but two were blondes, all but two were brunettes, and all but two were redheads. How many girls did he talk to?
- A kid found two old coins. The first coin said it was minted in 43 BC, while the other said it was minted during the reign of Emperor Nicholas I. Which of the coins was fake?
- A contestant on a TV show had to answer 26 questions. For each correct answer he received 8 points, while a wrong answer penalized him 5 points. How many answers did the man answer correctly, bearing in mind that he eventually had 0 points?
- A row consists of 10 letters. The first six are - Z, O, T, T, F, F. Which is the tenth letter?
- You have a square and a circle and the perimeter of the square is equal to the circumference of the circle. Which of the two figures covers a bigger area?
- At the beginning of the day, I was behind a car at a stoplight, whose vanity plate read: 4SBWIU. What is the driver of this car most likely a fan of?
- My first stop was the supermarket. When I had completed my shopping and was in the parking lot, I spied this snazzy auto with the following vanity plate: 10S42. What sport is the driver of this vehicle most likely a fan of?
- On the on-ramp to the freeway, I was behind an auto with the following plate: 4IS. What is the likely profession of the driver of this car?
- Well, I got caught in noon rush hour. As luck would have it, I saw yet another vanity plate. This one told me that the driver at least checks in his / her rear view mirror. What plate did I see?
- I went to my favorite restaurant to pick up some carry out for an early dinner. I saw the owners car parked out front. The vanity plate asked a question. What do you suppose the plate read?
- I always go up and down the stairs without moving.
- If the mother of a boy spanks him and then his father comes and does the same, who hurts the most?
- Which letter behaves as a selfish friend?
- You always wear these flowers.
- 12 candles were alight. The wind blew out 5 of them. How many candles were left?
- A team of two horses ran for 3 miles. How many miles did each of the horses run?
- Nine passengers carried with them enough food for five days. Several other passengers joined the first group and they all shared the same food, which was now enough for three days. How many passengers joined the first group?
- How many times does the digit 3 occur in the numbers from 1 to 50?
- A pole is 20 m high. An ant is climbing it as follows - every day she ascends 5 m and every night she descends 4 m. In how many days will the ant be on the top of the post?
- A butcher had to stick a total number of 50 sheep in a week. Every day he sticked an equal number of sheep and managed to fulfill the task. How many sheep did he kill per day?
- In a basket there are three sorts of apples. How many apples do you have to take from the basket to make sure you have at least 2 apples of the same sort?
- An old potter was selling pots. Once, a woman came and bought a pot for its sticker price. She had to pay $1 plus half its price. What was the price?