Brain Teaser


(1) How did he know?

A man was waiting at an airport for a plane to arrive.
Suddenly, he heard someone call his name. Looking up,
he saw an old friend of his hurrying toward him.

"Hey, Bill!" called his friend. "How are you? I haven't
seen you in years!"

"How are you?" exclaimed Bill. "Wow, you look great!"

"I am married now, to someboby you don't know," said
the other. "This is my daughter."

Bill smiled down at the little girl. "Hi, young lady.
What's your name?"

"It's the same as my mama's," said the girl.

"Is that so," said Bill, winking at his friend. "Then
your name must be Cindy!"

Q : How could he possibly know this?
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(2) The strange sisters

It was the first day of school. The teacher had severa l
children in her class. She asked all the new children to
write down their names and their date of birth for her.
The first two names she looked at were those of girls.
She saw that they both had the same last name. They also
had the same birthday - June 9,1973.

"Will Jane and June campbell please stand?" asked the
teacher.

Two girls stood up, and the teacher saw that they were
just alike. "Oh, you're twins," she said.

One of the girls shook her head. "No," she said. "We're
sisters, but we're not twins."

Q : How could they be sisters and be the same age, but not
twins?
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(3) The mystery of the missing fish

Two fathers and two sons went fishing. Each caught one fish.
However, only three fish were caught.

Q : How was this possible?
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(4) The tennis player

Once there was a tennis player. In the tennis game, she
played very well and won great fame.

Jane was her first name,
What was her last name.

Find Jane's last name
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(1) How did he know

Bill knew the little girl's name because it was the same
as his friend's name. His old friend, to whom he was
talking, was named Cindy, and she was the little girl's
mother.


(2) The strange sisters

Jane and June Campbell were sisters, born on the same day
the same year. But they weren't twins. They were two of a
set of triplets. The other triplet, Jackie, was sick that day.


(3) The mystery of the missing fish

The two fathers and two sons who went fishing were actually
only three people a grandfather, his son, and his grandson.
The grandfather was his son's father, and of course the son
was his grandson's father. That makes two fathers. The
grandfather's son was one son, and his son was the other. So,
if each of them caught one fish, only three fish were caught.


(4) The tennis player

The first and last names are given in the last two lines of
the poem. Jane was her first name, What was her last name.
The two lines make one complete sentence. And there is a
period at the end of the sentence, not a question mark.
So the sentence doesn't ask a question. It tells you that
Jane was the first name and that What was her last name.
Her name was Jane What.