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Quizzes and Questions for Question-Masters
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Mixed Questions
- Abbreviations
- This or That
- Meanings or Opposites
- Occupations
- Dino
- Film Quotations
- Childrens
- Cinema Movies
- Knights Indians Pirates
- Quotations
Mysteries
Science
- Science
- Astronomy
- Metals
- Chemistry
- Discoveries
- Inventions
- Science Theory
- Measures
- Mathematics
- Medicine
- Physics
Economics & Politics
Geography
- Geography
- Buildings
- Mountains
- Rivers
- Lakes
- Geology
- Islands
- Switzerland / Austria
- Countries
- Seas
- Cities
Sports & Hobbies
Music, Art, Literature
History
Nature & Animals
Religion & Mythology
Mixed Questions: Abbreviations
- For what does the abbreviation AIDS stand for?
- For what does the abbreviation BMX stand for?
- For what does the abbreviation CAD stand for?
- For what does the abbreviation CAM stand for?
- For what does the abbreviation CB-radio stand for?
- What does the abbreviation CD mean? (2 meanings)
- What does the abbreviation CIA mean?
- What does the abbreviation CIM mean?
- What does the abbreviation EEG mean?
- What does the abbreviation EU mean?
- What does the abbreviation FIFA mean?
- What does the abbreviation PC mean?
- What does the abbreviation UFO mean?
- What does the abbreviation YMCA mean?
- What does the abbreviation DIN mean?
- What does the abbreviation etc. mean?
- What does the abbreviation k.o.mean?
- What does the abbreviation MEZ emean?
- What does the abbreviation TV mean?
- What does the abbreviation UN mean?
- What does the abbreviation IOC mean?
- What does I.N.R.I. stand for?
- What is the abbreviation for lysergic acid diethylamide?
- What is the name of the international children fond?
- What is the abrreviation for polyvinylchlorid?
Mixed Questions: This or That
- On what day of the year is the first act of Giacomo Puccini´s""La Bohème" plays played?
- Where does the term "Dog days" come from?
- In what Japanese speciality does the skill of the cook decides whether the guest lives or dies?
- In what country you are (are you) if you write the currency letters HFL on the cheque?
- In what country is Delft porcelain manufactured?
- In what condition does an alcoholic see pink elephants?
- In which German city does the Loveparade take place?
- In what field have Austrians gotten the Nobel Price most often?
- What four letters are used to identify fine Cognacs?
- After whom is the hardness scale for minerals named?
- Name a significant invention of Thomas Edison
- Name a few types of styles?
- Under what first name the French designer Gabrielle Channel is known?
- When did "Crystal Night" take place?
- When were powdered wigs worn?
- When were crinolines worn?
- What does Advent mean?
- What does feign mean?
- What does the word Sir mean when used before the given name in England?
- What does it mean when the Sultan gives someone a silk thread?
- What is meant by talking about "Golden Delicious"?
- What is a bungalow?
- What is a Junk?
- What are talons?
- What is an aerie?
- What does everybody need which is invisible?
- What is alabaster?
- What is Algonkin?
- What is arnica?
- What is arsenic?
- What is aspic?
- What is azure?
- Who is the counterpart to Remus?
- What is a cataract?
- What is the Po?
- What is a (Christmas) oratrio?
- What is an adapter?
- What is an archipeligo?
- What is meant by "self-educated"?
- What is a bolero?
- What is a boxer?
- What is a chaise lounge?
- What is a diadem?
- What is a egocentric person?
- What is a hermit?
- What is a facsimile?
- What is a fatalist?
- What is a conclusion?
- What is a fiasco?
- What is a filet?
- What is a flop?
- What is a veneer?
- What is a sheath?
- What is a tapestry?
- What is Gorgonzola?
- What is a masthead?
- What is a cant hook?
- What is a collier?
- What is a convoy?
- What is a creese?
- What is lapis lazuli?
- What is a matador?
- What is a minuet?
- What is a pedant?
- What is a Prince Consort?
- What is a pseudonym?
- What is a bunch of people called?
- What is a rhombus?
- What is a samovar?
- What is a Samurai?
- What is a self-made-man?
- What is a hypochrondriac?
- What is a scalp?
- What is a spinet?
- What is a cruicible?
- What is a gorge?
- What is a tract?
- What is a dry dock?
- What is a troll?
- What is a hoopoe?
- What is a razor clam?
- What is a glaze?
- What is a Bessmer furnace?
- What is a diet?
- What is a emission in the nature?
- What is an essence?
- What is a vixen?
- What is a feud?
- What is a sheaf?
- What is a halberd?
- What is a cantate?
- What is a fair?
- What is a kopeck?
- What is a slow lane?
- What is a pasqueflower?
- What is a license?
- What is meditation?
- What is Mistletoe?
- What is a cape?
- What is a burleque?
- What is couch grass?
- What is a robe?
- What is a caparison?
- What is a charade?
- What is a sash?
- What is a token
- What is a soiree?
- What is a sultana?
- What is a synod?
- What is a tirade?
- What is a trance?
- What is ivory?
- What is erse?
- What is gneiss?
- What is graphite?
- What is a soffit?
- What is maco?
- What is manna?
- What is purple?
- What is morocco?
- What is sundew?
- What is stearin?
- What is frankincense?
- What is meant by bouquet?
- What is a kilt?
- What is sacral?
- What is list? (naut.)
- What is tartar?
- What is a arcade?
- What is Saint Bernard?
- What are the Boers?
- What are diets?
- What are the Apocrypha?
- What is the occupation of a bookmaker?
- What are initials?
- What are coccoid?
- What are Latvians?
- What is a mestizo?
- What is a mulatto?
- What are nomads?
- What is a picodor?
- What are pumps?
- What is white sugar?
- What did the Sphinx do when Oedipus answered the riddle?
- What is a hob-goblin?
- What was the Haneseatic League?
- What is a troubadour?
- What were the Whigs?
- Name the twins raised by a wolf
- Think of 4 prime numbers between 50 and 70
- What type of ship was used for war and trading by the Hanse?
- Which car brand builds the luxury model "Silver ghost"?
- Which car brand has a lightnig bolt on the radiator grill?
- What baked good did Peter Wendler create after Vienna was rescued from the Turkish?
- What is a channel?
- What English comedy troupe guides us through the "Flying Circus"?
- What genus of living things lives the longest?
- What snack was invented by the Indians?
- What nationality was Carl Gustav Jung?
- What is the Police emergency telephone number?
- Which rose blooms at Christmastime?
- Which language is spoken most often in the world?
- Which languages belong to the Germanic languages?
- Accordig to legend, what animal must live in the Tower of London to secure the Monarchy?
- What number comes up most often when throwing two dice?
- What titel do Indian princesses hold?
- What cocktail is made with Crème de Cassis and Champagne?
- Which finger is most sensitive?
- Which body is hollow?
- Which non human-being was the first to have gotten the Oscar?
- Which part of the Vatican was named after Pope Sixtus?
- Which US company was banned from China as a symbol of American way of life?
- What Florentine family made it's fortune in Art and Science?
- Which Greek word you can substitute with "Love for wisdom"?
- Which material have been used for building the Taj Mahal?
- Which game got its name from the Persian word for "King"?
- Which were the most well-known patrician families in Augsburg?
- Name the seven wonders of the ancient world?
- Which word comes from Norwegian and means "log"?
- What is a bravo?
- What is Tenno?
- Who breathes faster? A mouse, a human or a chicken?
- Who composed "La Traviata"?
- Who fought bloody battles for the entertainement of the audience in ancient Rome?
- Who performed the first flight with a controlled airplane?
- Who was Adenauer?
- Who was Harun al Raschid?
- How are the oldest Germanic characters called?
- Where does the term "Achilles heel" come from?
- What are the residents of Juvavum called today?
- What is the name of the ancient Egyptian writing system?
- What are the signs of the Zodiac?
- What is the name of the oldest auction house ever?
- What was the name of the balsawood boat that Thor Heyerdahl sailed from South America to Tahiti in 1947?
- What is the name of the camels who come from South-America?
- What is the name of the hatchet of Indians?
- What is the name of the legendary mixture of girl and fish?
- What is the name of the traditional house of the Eskimos?
- What is the name of Pippi Lonsgstockings monkey?
- What is the name of the French painter from Albi who made posters an art form?
- What was the name of the Chicago ganster who's nickname was "Scarface"?
- What is the name of the market in Middle Eastern countries?
- What is the offical residence of the British royal family?
- What is the name of the current president of the USA?
- What is the name of the oldest University of England founded in 1136?
- What do you call a signed cheque on which the amount of money is not entered?
- What is the name of an exhibition that showcases one artists work?
- What is the name of the Finnish hot-air-bath?
- At 100 kph, what is the approximate reaction distance?
- What is the morse code for the letter "A"?
- What is the morse code for the letter"E"?
- What is the morse code for the letter "O"?
- What is the morse code for the letter "S"?
- What is the 16th letter in the Greek alphabet?
- What is the second last letter of the Greek alphabet?
- What is molten rock in the Earth's core called?
- What is the process called where the bacteria in milk is destroyed?
- What is the name of the wooden object that when thrown, returns to the thrower?
- Name the wine-like drink that is made from fermented honey and water
- What is the condition called whereby close objects are out of focus?
- How is the Garden of Eden also called?
- What is the proceedure called where a corpse is cut open and examined?
- What is the name of the boats that the Eskimos use?
- What is the depiction of the crucified Christ on Mary's lap called?
- What do you call the wife of a Maharaja?
- What do you call the thing from which a mold is made?
- What do you call the inside walls of a ship?
- What is the name for the cards that are left over after dealing?
- What do you call one who purchases many items to keep in reserve?
- What is the art of reading hands called?
- What is another name for a pedestrian crosswalk?
- What do you call a doll that is moved by pulling on strings?
- How we call the distance that light covers in a vacuum in one year?
- What is the name of the fighting troops on foot?
- What is the name of a young horse?
- What is the name of a Japanese lady who entertains with music and dance?
- What is the name of the meal that combines Breakfast and Lunch?
- What is the name of a person who collects stamps?
- What do you can someone who sets out traps?
- What do you call a private person who supports artists or athletes?
- What do you call a two-piece connector that does not use threads?
- What do you call a made-up hunter's story?
- What is communication by thought called?
- What do you call a homeless person in Paris?
- What is the scientific term for a completely empty space?
- How many cards are in a Skat deck?
- How many hours did it take for Charles Lindbergh's solo flight over the Atlantic?
- How many dots does one find in a normal set of dominoes?
- How many square kilometres a hectare has?
- What is the highest number of teeth that an adult human may have?
- How was the civil name of the virgin of Orleans?
- What is the director of faculty called?
- What is the Whom case called?
- What is the name of the bird that burns and rises from its ashes?
- Where do you find proscenium loges in a theater?
- Where is the so-called 8th wonder of the world?
- Where is Carnival Monday celebrated?
- Where do you find a fermate?
- Where does the term Valhalla come from?
- Where is Westerland?
- Where do people wear kimonos?
- What makes a garden become an "English Garden"?
- Where do currants come from?
- Where does the term pecking order come from?
- With what do Chinese people traditionally eat?
- What are french fries made of?
- What is a lunge?
- For what do you use staves?
- For what is the skeleton of "euspongia officinalis" used?
Mixed Questions: Meanings or Opposites
- What is the counterpart to the Visigoths?
- What is the philosophical opposite of materialism?
- What is the opposite of anode or anion?
- What is the opposite of crescendo?
- What is the opposite of defensive?
- What is the opposite of deflation?
- What is the opposite of destructive?
- What is the opposite of Major?
- What is the opposite of illegitimate?
- What is the opposite of cavalry?
- What is the opposite of concave?
- What is the opposite of matriarchy?
- What is the opposite of rational?
- What is the opposite of sacral?
- What is the opposite of tolerant?
Mixed Questions: Occupations
- In what profession do you wear a robe?
- What is a meteorologist?
- What do meteorologists measure?
- What profession did the designer Dior originally learn?
- What do you call the equipment used to measure the air pressure?
- Who mans the helm of a ship in dangerous waters?
- What are the volunteers called who pass judgement of the accused?
- How you call an actor who performs dangerous scenes?
- To which profession does an awl belong?
- To which profession does a barometer belong?
- To which profession does a stethoscope belong?
Mixed Questions: Dino
- Dino: What was the name of the vicious meat-eater in Jurassic Park?
- Dino: The most well-known carnivore?
- Dino: The biggest herbivore?
- Dino: Flying dinosaur with feathers, almost a bird?
- Dino: Did dinosaurs lay eggs?
- Dino: Name a well-known flying dinosaur
- Dino: Name two eras in which dinosaurs lived
- What class of animal dominated the earth after the dinosaurs died out?
- Dino: How much did a brontosaurus weigh?
- Dino: What was the reason they became extinct?
- What goes the name dinosaur mean?
- What do you call the dinosaur with boney plates on the back?
- What was the weight of a T-Rex?
Mixed Questions: Film Quotations
- "Josh, is it you?"
- Aristotle was not a Belgian. The main tennant of Buddhism is not "Every Man For Himself". And the London Underground is not a political movement.
- Good Morning… Oh, and in case we don't see each other, Good Day, Good Evening and Good Night
- I'm not bad. I'm just drawn that way.
- I've a dragon and I'm not afraid to use it!
- I've had sweaters more intelligent than you!
- In what movie it is said: "Houston, we have a problem!"
- "Play it again Sam" is said in which movie?
- "Arrest the usual suspects" is said in which movie?
- Nervous? - "Yes!" - "Is this your first time?" - "No, I've been nervous before."
- And your name? - Otto. It's Italian for 8.
Mixed Questions: Childrens
- What are the names of Donald Duck's nephews?
- Through what piece of attire does the Prince find Cinderalla?
- A piece of wood that when thrown comes back
- A well-loved stuffed animal with brown fur. When you push on it's tummy, it growls.
- When were the Girl Scouts founded?
- When, where and from who was the scouting movement founded?
- On what does Tarzan swing?
- What is the favorite meal of Obelix?
- What is a dealer?
- What does Lucky Luke can do very quickly?
- What grows on Pinocchio's face when he is lying?
- What really was the ugly duckling?
- Which comic series also exists in Latin language?
- What was the name of the flying Disney-elephant?
- What is the first name of "The Little Vampire"?
- Which children's story bear considers himself to be a bear of little intelligence?
- Which bear is the sweetest?
- Which English legendary hero robbed the rich and gave to the poor?
- Which kind of Gummibär is named after a river?
- What bird does not hatch the eggs by itself?
- Who makes up the Bremen city musicians?
- Who from Sesame Street loves cookies?
- Who is the father of Mickey Mouse?
- Who has stranded on an unoccupied island?
- Who was the most popular Boss of the Mafia?
- Who did not want to eat his soup?
- What are the fighting turles called?
- What is the monkey called who lives with Pippi Longstockings in the Villa?
- What is the name of the bear in the Jungle Book?
- Who is the best friend of Fred Flintstone?
- What is the name of the author of Harry Potter?
- What is a place constructed of or full of intricate passageways and blind alleys?
- What is made from ground sweet almonds and sugar, that is made into figures?
- What is the name of the doll which you can move with strings?
- What do you call Boyscouts in Germany?
- How many thieves did Ali Baba fight?
- What does the ugly duckling become?
Mixed Questions: Cinema Movies
- What is the name of the Hitchkock classic with birds in the main role?
- A boy makes friends with an alien?
- A western: the climax happens at 12 o'clock
- For what is Uhoura from Star Trek responsible?
- In what book did Captain Ahab fight the white whale?
- In which film with Jodie Foster did Hanniball Lector cause trouble?
- In which film did Dustin Hoffman play an autistic?
- In what movie did Mickey Mouse appear for the first time ever?
- In which film do we meet Dr. Frank N. Furter?
- Which actor did Ginger Rogers think was her ideal partner?
- In which city on the Riviera does a yearly film festival take place?
- In how many Sissi-movies did Romy Schneider play the leading role?
- With what movie did Humphrey Bogart receive his only Oscar?
- From what TV show was David Carradine made famous?
- In what role did Margareth Rutherford became world-famous?
- Name 4 film monsters
- Under what name is Terry Bollea best-known?
- What film spawned sequels with the numbers 2 1/2 and 33 1/3?
- In the first Tarzan film, why can't you hear the Tarzan call?
- What was so noteworthy about the film "Bugsy Malone"?
- What role did Al Pacino play in the "Godfather"?
- What role did Peter Ustinov play in film "Quo Vadis"?
- What actress has received the most Oscar nominations?
- What profession does Indiana Jones have?
- What famous actor was born in 1889 in London?
- What British director filmed "Physcho" and "The Birds"?
- Which film of Spephen Spielbergs brought him the most Oscars?
- What German musician appeared in the film "The Boat"?
- What handsome TV series detective drives a rented Ferrari?
- In what movie is an apple pie misused?
- Which comedian shares his birthday with the "great dictator"?
- Which actor who played "Tarzan" won 5 medals at the olympics?
- What married couple was played by Elizabeth Perkins and John Goodman?
- What loveable monster was played by Fred Gwynne?
- What pseudonym did Stephen Spielberg choose for the opening credits of the movie "The Flintstones"?
- Who kissed Keanu Reeves after she expertly drove a bus?
- Who directed Marilyn Monroe in "Some Like it Hot"?
- Who wrote the script, directed and starred in the film "Yentl"?
- Who wrote the novel for the film"The Godfather"?
- Who played the character of Janis Joplin in the film "The Rose"?
- Who played the main role in the film "Tootsie"?
- Who plays the star role in "Ben Hur"?
- Who played the female star role in "Moonstruck"?
- Who played the title role in the 1938 film version "Robin Hood, King of Thieves"?
- Who portrayed the primate researcher Diane Fossey in "Gorillas in the Mist"
- Who played the main role and directed "Easy Rider"?
- Who played the male star role in the divorce drama "Kramer vs. Kramer"?
- Who played the main role in "Arsenic and Old Lace"?
- Who plays the male star role in "Pretty Woman"?
- Who played the main female role in "Gone With The Wind"?
- Who played the female leading role in "Rosemary's Baby"?
- Who played the leading role in "Lawrence of Arabia"?
- Who played the male leading role in "Dancing With Wolves"?
- Who played the main roles in the series"I Dream of Jeannie"?
- What is the name of the house where Pippi Longstockings and her monkey Mister Nielsen live?
- What actor is Sirley McLane's brother?
- What is the name of the ranch in the TV series "Dallas"?
- Who played the female star role in "Pretty Woman"?
- What is the stage name of the western hero Marion Michael Morrison?
- What is the name of Humphrey Bogart's fourth wife whom he met in the movie "To Have and Have Not"?
- What is the nick name of the silent movie star Joseph Francis Keaton?
- What is the name of the fear actors have before their performance?
- What do you call a movie that follows the same script as a previously made movie?
- What do you call someone who replaces an actor in dangerous situations?
Mixed Questions: Knights, Indians, Pirates
- What portion of a farmer's harvest must the farmer pay to the knights?
- At what age may a knave become a knight?
- With what were the rooms of a castle lighted?
- At what age did girls have to marry?
- What weapons did a knave had to handle well?
- What is a cistern?
- What are the duties of a chamberlain?
- What is a reservation?
- What is a Teepee?
- What are domestics?
- What snack was invented by Indians?
- Who had been responsible for entertainment during a celebration?
- Who was Klaus Störtebecker?
- What is the name of the small windows on ships?
- What is an Indian war hatchet called?
- What is the name of the highest tower on a castle?
- How was the work called farmers had to do for their lords of castle?
- How we call a Japanese warrior comparable with knights?
- What was the name of singing knights?
- What were the competitions of knights called?
- What is the name of the cupola-shaped house of the Indians?
- What do we call the movable face protection of a knight´s armour?
- What do we call the front part of a boat?
- What do you call someone who takes care of the table and serves wine?
- What do you call a fortification made of wooden posts?
- What is the name of the shoes worn by the Indians?
- What is the name of the shoesworn by the Indians?
- What do you call cattle drovers in America?
- What is the time period called when castles were built?
- What is a name of a religious symbol of the Indians?
- What you call a ship diary?
- What is the name of the long rope which Cowboys use to catch the cattle?
- What is the name of a ships kitchen?
- Where do castle guards stand watch?
- Where is aft on a ship?
- Where is portside?
- Where were prisoners kept?
- How did the Indians communcate over long distances?
Mixed Questions: Quotations
- Even the wisest can learn immeasurably from children
- An eye for an eye - and the whole world will become blind
- The best evidence of a good upbringing is punctuality
- The whole is greater than the sum of it's parts
Mysteries: Mysteries
- "Why did you only write half of the assignment?" the teacher asked Willie. "I could only write about the information on page 83. Someone must have torn out page 84 out of my book." said Willie. How did the teacher know that Willie was lying?
- Everyday I can roam, but I am always home.
- As the forester went into the forest, he met 7 old women, each carring 7 cages that each held 7 finches. Every finch had 7 babies. How many women, cages, finches and finch babies went into the forest?
- Uncle Joe was visiting his nephew Mark. He told Mark a hair-raising story: "I was in Italy last Easter vacation. There are many vineyards in the area of the northern Italian city of Madrid. The grapes were ripe so I picked and ate then until I was full. The winegrowers who came to pick the grapes were happy that I found the grapes to be so tasty. As I walked through the vineyard, suddenly I encountered a wolf who ferociously snarled at me. What should I do? To run away was useless. I couldn't show the beast that I was afraid. So I rolled up my sleeves, grabbed him and strangled him with my bare hands." "Stop, Uncle Joe!" interrupted Mark. "You made up the story! I don't believe one word of it!" "You don't believe that a strong grown-up man can't strangle a wolf? I was attacked by the beast and had to defend myself. It was a fight to the finish." "Okay, that I'll believe." said the nephew. "When a wolf really came into the vineyard, you could have killed him. But you had at least 3 fibs in your story and that's why I can't believe you." The uncle didn't expect his nephew to be so bright. What parts of the story were lies?
- On what horses can you not ride?
- Is a man allowed to marry the sister of his widow?
- Three women were turned into three red roses. One of the roses received permission to visit her husband on New Year's Eve in her original form. "When you go to the enchanted field tomorrow morning after daybreak and pick me," said the women, "then I will be freed from the spell. But you are not allowed to follow me when I leave you at the crack of dawn. You must decide which of the three roses to pick." How did the man know which rose to pick?
- You follow me, I follow you. You never catch me, I never catch you. It's impossible for us to meet. Who are we?
- A train leaves Munich traveling 90 km/h going to Hamburg. At the same time a train for Munch leaves Hamburg traveling 75 km/h. Which train in the moment that they meet, is the furthest from Munich?
- A couple had many children, both boys and girls. Every girl had as many sisters as brothers. Each boy had only half as many brothers as sisters. How many boys and girls were there?
- A little animal, someone told me, is born with it's own house
- Three women were turned into three red roses. One of the roses received permission to visit her husband on New Year's Eve in her original form. "When you go to the enchanted field tomorrow morning after daybreak and pick me," said the women, "then I will be freed from the spell. But you are not allowed to follow me when I leave you at the crack of dawn. You must decide which of the three roses to pick." How did the man know which rose to pick?
- A water lily that was planted in a pond, grew with a fantastic speed, that the circumference of it's leaves and blooms on the pond surface doubled each day. After 18 days, the entire pond surface was covered. How many days would it take for the entire pond surface to be covered if there were 2 water lilies?
- What is at first white as snow, then green as grass, then red as blood and everyone loves to eat them?
- We have many brothers; in youth we are clothed in green, in old age yellow; when we bow our heads, it is a sign that a slaughter will ensue.
- It rattles and shakes and makes a pile under itself.
- It wears a dress of green and white and looks out on snow and ice. When it's skirt swings in the wind, soon the first birds will sing. Who in the forest stands on one leg?
- Mrs. Miller has 3 children at home. At the market she buys 9 big apples, 3 small apples, 16 pears, 24 plums and 7 oranges. How can she divide the fruit so that each child gets the same amount?
- I don't have brothers or sisters, but the father of this man is the son of my father. Who is this man?
- Fred was told by his told to go buy 12 stearin candles. The boy came back 15 minutes later, with only 8 candles. He answered his mother's question: " I walked past the town pond on my way back. As I looked in the water, the bag with the candles opened. Four candles fell into the water and sank. I couldn't find them again." How did Fred's mother know he had lied?
- I have a hole - and make a hole and can go through the hole myself.
- I know yesterday was Monday's tomorrow and on Friday yesterday is tomorrow. But I don't know what day today is.
- Yesterday I will be - tomorrow I was
- It's always near, it never comes. When you're there it takes another name.
- In one family there is a grandfather, a grandmother, a father-in-law, a mother-in-law, a son-in-law, three daughters, four sons, two fathers, two mothers, three grandsons, two granddaughters, four brothers, three sisters, two brothers-in-law, two married men, two married women, one uncle, three nephews and two nieces - all together - 40 people. Or not? By closer examination, it's only 10. How is the family composed?
- The more it gets the more hungrier it becomes - if it has eaten everything - it dies?
- The more you eat from it the more remains?
- Can you write the word water with three letters?
- Do you mow hay in June or in July?
- Nine sparrows sit in a tree. The hunter shoots three. How many are left in the tree?
- One eats very little without me, but one doesn't eat only me.
- It floats through the air as round as a ball, is light and has many wonderful colors. It is made by a breath - it doesn't live long, it soon pops.
- How many kilos would the weight of the Earth gain, when a 6 meter high and 3 meter wide solid wall would be built along it's 40,000 km long equator? Base your calculation on one cubic meter of the wall weighs 3.726 tons. The fact that parts of the wall would be over water, does not need to be considered.
- When do young ducks begin to swim?
- Why are North Pole drivers not allowed to wear blue sunglasses?
- What do storks have, that no other bird has?
- What fire has no heat?
- What house has neither wood nor stone?
- What house has no table?
- Which heart does not beat?
- What spoon has no handle?
- What knife has no point?
- Which tower has no top?
- Which water is without any fish?
- What water is without any sand?
- What way is without any dust?
- What has one start but two ends?
- What hears without ears, speaks without a mouth and responds in all languages?
- What is the difference between a $10 and a $50 note?
- What is the difference between a rocking chair and pin cushion?
- What is already finished but is made everyday?
- What can not be shone on by the sun under an open sky?
- What is between mountain and valley?
- What does a stork do when it stands on one leg?
- Which bridge is the highest?
- Which birds don't lay eggs?
- Which bus has crossed the ocean?
- Which man is afraid of the sun?
- Which stone smokes?
- Which bed is cold and wet?
- What is the strongest animal?
- Which animal takes a walk in a shirt?
- Whoever made it, does not say it. Whoever takes it, does not know it. Whoever knows it, does not take it.
- What has arms but no legs?
- What has arms but no legs?
- What has a head but no feet?
- What has feathers but no wings?
- What has legs but no head?
- Who sits on our roof and smokes but needs neither pipe nor tobacco?
- Who carries glasses but can't see?
- Mike had read such an interesting fable, that he dreamt about all the animals. But, as is so often true in dreams, things can get very mixed up and the animals acted very peculiar. A fox buzzed between the trees. A frog galloped from the stream. A cat hopped behind a ladybug, who slithered through the leaves. A horse purred across the fields and a buzzard fluttered in front of him. Out of a ditch, a rabbit trotted and a grass snake hopped between stones. Over there a brown bear was creeping up on a butterfly who sailed over the trees. Can you unscramble this dream and tell which action belongs to which animal?
- Which is correct: 8x18 is 154 or 8x18 are 154?
- We are twins. - But no one in the world lives farther away from each other as us. - No wonder that we have not yet seen and will never see each other. We live far away from humans, but are well-known to them. Sometimes you know more about us than your neighbor who you hear snoring in the night. Certainly no one has seen us. - Only a few people have boldly tried to come near us, many have died trying. But when a group does reach us, the leader marks the ground and says: Here is the one. Or: Here is the other. But actually there is nothing and no one there. Only ice. It is also cold. By my brother and me. Many think we would broil in the scorching heat. Once I wished a good dozen of the world's most intelligent men would gather around me. I would say to them: "So, gentlemen, show me your skills and prove to me, when you are so good, show the way north." But the intelligent men didn't like that. Not with me. I am one and my brother is the other. You know us, don't you?
- Where do you crown kings today?
- How does work start?
- Yusuff told me a story. Long before the camel dividing, I sat with Yusuff smoking a water pipe in the tent. His youngest son, Ha'im Tuck came in. The sheik was in a generous mood and gave Ha'im three of his prettiest harem girls for his use. A few minutes later, Tasc Henk and Staubi Gabru came in and complained that the youngest always favored. Yusuff then took a bag of precious stones out of his treasure chest and threw it to his sons. We thought peace had come with that. Far from it! Both sons argued loudly, who should get which stones. As I later left the tent, the sons came towards me. They asked me to fairly divide the stones. I felt obligated due to the hospitality extended to me to oblige. It was clear to me that however I would divide the stones, I would incur the anger and thus the revenge from one son. Nevertheless both were agreeable to my suggestion. How would the stones be divided?
- Two ate what they don't have, for if they had it, what they didn't have, then they wouldn't be, what they are
- It has two entrances, and when the feet are out, then you are correctly in
- Two young men were caught as they drove the wrong ay in a one-way street. A policeman stopped them and questioned them. He discovered that both had the same family name, the same address and the same birthday. "Are you twins?" asked the policeman. "No, we are brothers, but not twins!" stated the young men. How is this possible?
- Two fathers and two sons went hunting. They shot three rabbits, and nevertheless each brought a whole rabbit home with him. How does that work?
Mysteries: Mathematical Puzzles
- On a wagon, there were many cages with doves and rabbits. All together there were 35 heads and 94 feet. How many doves and how many rabbits are in the cages?
- Berta brought a basket of fresh eggs in the kitchen. "How many are there?" asked her mother. "2/3 of the eggs in my basket are exactly 5 more the the half." said Berta. How many eggs are there?
- Three handymen were served a bowl of potatoes. The first one ate 1/3 of the potatoes, the second ate 1/3 of of what was left. The third then ate 1/3/ from what was now left. As the bowl was brought back to the kitchen, there were 8 potatoes left in the bowl. How many were cooked and how many did each handyman eat?
- A grandfather was asked his age. He answered: "My childhood was exactly 1/5 of my life. My youth was 1/8 and my adult life 1/2. For 14 years now, I count myself among the old men." How old is the grandfather?
- A man has 6 daughters and each daughter has one brother. How many children does the man have?
- A modern airplane flew from Hamburg to Vienna in 1 hour and 46 minutes. The return trip from Vienna to Hamburg with the same airplane took 106 minutes. How do you explain this?
- A sheep stall held a few hundred (but less than 700) sheep. As the pen needed to be emptied one day, the shepherd decided to divide the sheep in equal groups as they were let out. He found out, that that this problem could only be solved without leftover sheep, when he always let 7 sheep at a time out of the stall. How many sheep were there?
- A 30 meter long driveway was to be planted with fir trees. The gardner decided the the trees should be planted with a distance of 1 meter between them. How many Fir trees need to be planted?
- One bottle with a cork costs 11 Euro. The bottle alone costs 10 Euro more than the cork. How much does the cork cost?
- A snail fell into a 21 meter deep fountain. Eddie got down to business and started to crawl back out. Each day he crawled 7 meters, but every night he slid back 4 meters. When will he reach the fountain ledge?
- Frank borrowed 1000 Dollars from Fred. Monthly payments were greed upon. After one month, 500 Dollars were paid. After the second month, 250 Dollars - and so on - the payment each month being half of the remaining balance. When will the total loan be paid?
- Five handymen were on a long trip. They didn't have any more money, but were very hungry. They asked a stranger that they met on a country road for some money. The stranger was of simple means, but gave the group some money. He gave each man the same amount and said: "I'm sorry that I don't have more money with me. When I had just 20 cents more with me, I could give each of you 18 cents." How much money did he have with him? How much did each handyman receive?
- Bert and Ernie each had the same amount of money. They found a $20.00 note on the ground. Bert said immediately: "Let me have it. Then I will have twice as much as you." Ernie replied: "If you give me the $20.00, then we will have the same amount of money." How much did each have?
- There were 9 apples in a basket. Eight of them were of the same weight, the last one weighed 20 grams more. Using a scale, find out which apple is the heaviest.
- A man was asked how old he, his father and his grandfather was. Er said: "My father and I are together 54 years old. My father and grandfather are together 109 years old. My grandfather and I are together 85 years old." How old is the grandfather, the father and the grandson?
- Rudi was gushing over his new girlfriend, Marianne. "Do I know her?" asked Otto. "I don't think so." answered Rudi. ""How old is she?" "One doesn't talk about a lady's age, but maybe you can figure it out. I am twice as old as Marianne was, as I was as old as Marianne is now. Together we are 49 years old." With this information, Otto can not only figure out how old Marianne is, but also how old Rudi is.
- Ted is 13 years old. In 3 years, his grandfather will be twice as old as Ted's father and in 7 years, the grandfather will be 4 times older than Ted. How old is Ted's father?
- How old is your father? Andy asked Christopher. "Exactly 4 times older than me", he said. "Okay, how old are you?" asked Andy. Christopher answered: "My oldest brother Robert is 20 years old. Jacob, my second brother, is 17. My sister Sabine is 11, my brother Steven is 7 and my youngest brother Michael is 5 years old. My age is a fifth of their ages together. Now you can figure out how old my father is."
- How long did someone sleep when he goes to bed at 6, and gets up at 7 in the morning?
Mysteries: Joke Questions
- A fathers child, a mothers child but no ones son?
- 13 candles are burning, 8 are blown out. How many candles remain?
- In what casks can't you fill any wine?
- In what case is 4 plus 4 is 9?
- The son of my parents and not my brother
- Why can't a sea captain not be colorblind?
- Why has a swan such a long neck?
- Why does a giraffe have such a long neck?
- What's the difference between a window pane and a mailman?
- What is between mountain and valley?
- Which bow we do have with us all the time?
- What question cannot be answered "yes"?
- Which burns longer, wax or tallow candles?
- Which coal is not black?
- Which snake sees the best?
- Which man dies when the sun shines?
- What pass is valid in all countries?
- What is the difference between a five Euro note and a five cent token?
- What's the difference between Goethe and a laundress?
- When three asses are put in a stall, which one is the smartest?
- Who even eats iron?
- Who can speak all languages?
- How did Napoleon come to be on the throne?
- Where can a pick-pocket not steal?
- Where did Noah hit the first nail?
- Why do millers have white hats?
- Of what is the game pick-up sticks made?
- Is one permitted to marry the mother-in-law of the wife of your brother?
- The town hall is usually on the market square. Why?
- A Lilliputian lives on the 15th floor of a skyscraper in New York. Every morning he goes to work and rides the elevator to the ground floor. When he comes home in the evening, he takes the elevator to the eighth floor and walks up the remaining seven floors. Why?
- It rattles and shakes and makes a pile under itself.
- I have a hole - and make a hole and can go through the hole myself.
- Into which glass can you pour the best?
- In which month do people eat the least?
- Can water die?
- What nails can you not nail?
- Mornings it walks on 4, on 2 in the afternoon and evenings on 3 legs
- Over which bridge can you not walk?
- When do people have as many eyes as the whole year days have?
- Why did the elephant lie the wrong way in the bath tub?
- Why does the rooster close his eyes when he crows?
- What kind of hair does a black stallion have?
- What shakes your hand every morning?
- What does a baby have in common with frozen water?
- What is in the middle of the face?
- What clicks 999 times and clacks once?
- What makes more noise than a barking dog?
- What can strike without a hand?
- What stands on one leg and is green?
- What do you put under a rope bridge?
- Which signs can you see in the dark?
- Which barrier can you break that doesn't collapse?
- What pills do doctors not prescribe?
- Which teeth do you get last?
- What lion can swim very well?
- Which month has 28 days?
- Which ring is not round?
- Which horn can't you play?
- On what horse can you not ride?
- Which animal also runs in streets?
- Which animal has bones outside and the meat inside?
- Which folk have a queen but no king?
- Those who like it, don't say so. Those who take it, don't know it. Those who know it, don't take it. What is it?
- Who takes a bath with me but does not get wet?
- Who is the fastest mouse from Mexico?
- Who died but never was born?
- Who can speak every language?
- Who lives from smoke?
- Who always lays in bed?
- Who carries glasses but does not see anything?
- Who does not get wet from water?
- How do you open a cave door?
- How far does a stag walk in the forest?
- Where do rivers not have any water?
- Where do foxes and rabbits say goodnight?
- How does the Bible start?
Please note: all answers without guarantee
Answers for Mixed Questions: Abbreviations
- Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
- Bicycle Motocross
- Computer Aided Design
- Computer Aided Manufacturing
- Citizen Band (everybody or citizens radio)
- Compact disc and Corps Diplomatique
- Central Intelligence Agency (Secret service of USA)
- Computer Integrated Manufacturing
- Electroencephalogram (recording of the brains electrical activities)
- European Union
- Federation Internationale de Football Association
- Personal Computer
- Unidentified flying object
- Young Men's Christian Association
- (German Industry Norm) Deutsche Industrienorm für Maße und Formate
- et cetera (and so on)
- beaten knocked out
- Middle European Time (Zeit)
- Television
- United Nations
- International Olympic Committee
- Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudaeorum (Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews)
- LSD
- UNICEF
- PVC
Answers for Mixed Questions: This or That
- On Christmas Eve
- From the constellation Sirius the dog. When the sun is in Sirius. This occurs in August.
- Pufferfish
- Netherlands
- Netherlands
- The DT's (delirium tremens)
- Berlin
- Medicine
- VSOP
- Friedrich Mohs
- Lightbulb, Grammophone
- Lifestyle, architectural style, running style, style of speech
- Coco
- 14193
- In the 17th century
- In the mid 19th century
- Arrival
- To simulate something (to fake)
- An English nobility title
- That this person must commit suicide
- A kind of apple
- A one story house with a low pitched roof from Bengal
- A Chinese sailing ship
- The claws of a bird of prey
- A nest of a raptor
- Air
- Pure translucent plaster
- A Northamerican Indian language
- A medicinal plant that grows in the mountain fields
- A metal-like chemical element
- A gelatin with pieces of meat or fish
- The colour sky-blue
- Romulus
- A sickness of the eye
- A river in Northern Italy
- A piece of music
- A connector
- A group of islands
- A person who learns on his own; one who has not attended school
- A short jacket
- A breed of dog
- A sofa to lay on (comes from the French)
- A piece of jewellery
- Somebody who sees himself as the centre of all
- A person who lives alone and shuns contact with others
- A copy of something
- Someone who accepts their fate and does nothing to change it
- A result
- A disaster
- A cut of the loin of meat or a cut from the breast of poultry or a cut taken from the back of a fish
- Something that doesn't work
- A thin layer of wood
- A protective covering
- An artistic, hand woven wall covering
- An Italian soft mould-cheese
- It names the editor, publisher, etc. of a publication
- A tool for turning logs
- A necklace
- A group of vehicles driving one behind the other
- A Malay dagger with a ridged serpentine blade
- A blue mineral, a popular gemstone
- A person who fights bulls
- An old dance
- A very fussy person who can bother with his particularities
- The spouse of a reigning female monarch
- An assumed name that is often used by artists and authors
- A group of people
- A parrallelogram with 4 equal sides with no right angles
- A Russian tea machine made of metal
- A Japanese belonging to nobleness or warriors
- A person who made his fortune by himself
- Someone who pretends to and thinks he really is sick
- The skin on your head where your hair grows
- A musical instrument similar to a harpsichord
- A pot for melting things
- A valley or canyon
- A religious pamphlet
- A basin big enough to hold a ship that can be pumped dry
- A goblin
- A bird
- A clam with a long thin shell found along the European and African coasts
- An agent to ensure clarity, crease-resistance and durability of clothes
- A container used in steel making
- A specific plan for controlling portions sizes and preparation of meals
- A measured quantity of harmful substances that are disposed of in the environment
- An abstract of nature products. There are also chemical (synthetic) essences
- A female badger, fox or marten
- A private war between two parties
- A bundle of grain
- A medieval battle ax with a pike mounted on a six foot handle
- A piece of music
- An annual carnival
- A Russian coin
- A lane for slow moving vehicles
- A flower that blooms in Spring
- A permission for something
- to devotionally think about something
- A parasitic growth on trees
- Similar to a coat
- A coarse comedy
- A wild type of wheat with very long runners, a weed
- A piece of clothing that a judge wears in court
- An ornamental covering for a horse
- A game using signals and actions to portray sylables of words without speaking that are put together for players to guess the entire word.
- A long piece of cloth used as a belt
- A coin of limited value
- A big evening party
- A dried grape (raisin)
- A church parliment
- A lengthy speech with harsh or abusive language
- A condition similar to sleep like under hypnosis
- The tusks of elephants or walrus
- A Celtic language
- A type of granite
- Is a carbon that you can also find in pencils
- The underside of an overhang
- Egyptian cotton
- The food of the Israelites during their wanderings in the desert
- The colour red-violet
- Goatskin or sheepskin
- A carnivorous plant
- An inexpensive material used in candle-making, less expensive than bee's-wax
- A mixture of several resins
- The flavour of wine
- A knee-length skirt that Scottish men wear
- Something holy. The word comes the word sacrament
- A ship is in sloping position
- The crystaline sediment found in wein
- An archway build on columns
- A dog breed
- Dutch and German settlers in South Africa
- A national or provincial legislature
- Part of the Old Testament not included in Luther's translation
- Betting
- Capital letters with decoration
- Globular bacteria
- Citizen of Latvia
- A half-breed of a Native American and a European
- A half-breed of a black and a white person
- Wandering people who change their places according to seasons (e.g. Bedouins, some Indians, Mongolians) and are without permanent home but live in ordinary tents
- A horseman in a bull fight who jabs the bull with a lance
- Low shoes without clips
- Sugar that has been refined
- She fell from the cliff
- A mischevious goblin who lives in the forest
- At first a trade guild, then a association of German cities
- A French minstel singer
- Members of a British political group during the 17-19th centuries seeking to limit royal authority
- Romulus and Remus
- 53 59 61 67
- Cog ships
- Rolls Royce
- Opel
- Kipferl
- A waterway or a frequency range used in Radio
- Monty Python
- Trees
- Popcorn
- Swiss
- 110 in Germany, 911 in America
- Christmas rose or hellebore
- English
- German, English, Dutch, Icelandish, Danish, Norwegen, Swedish, Faroese, Africaans and Jiddish
- Ravens
- 7
- Begum
- Kir Royal
- The index finger
- The body of a musical instrument
- Mickey Mouse
- Sistine Chapel
- McDonalds
- The Medici
- Philosophy
- Marmoreal
- Chess
- The Fugger and the Welser families
- The Egyptiian pyramids, the hanging gardens of Babylon, the temple of Diana in Ephesus, the temple of Zeus in Olympia, the mausoleum in Halikarnassos, the colossus of Rhodes, and the lighthouse of Pharao
- Ski
- A hired assassin
- The title of the Japanese Emperor
- A mouse, a chicken, a human
- Giuseppe Verdi
- The Gladiators
- Wright Brothers
- Federal chancellor of Germany
- Caliph of Baghdad
- Runes
- Achilles was dipped in the river Styx, being held by his heel. He was made invinsible, except on his heel that did not get in the water.
- Salzburger
- Hieroglyphics
- Capricorn, Aquarius,Pisces, Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius
- Dorotheum
- Kon Tiki
- Lama
- Tomahawk
- Mermaid
- Igloo
- Mister Nielson
- Henri de Toulouse
- Al Capone
- Bazaar
- Buckingham Palace
- George W. Bush
- Oxford
- Blank cheque
- A retrospective
- Sauna
- 30m
- Dot dash
- Dot
- Dash, dash, dash
- Dot, dot, dot
- Pi
- Psi
- Magma
- Pasteurization
- Boomerang
- Mead
- Farsightedness
- Paradise
- Autopsy
- Kayaks
- Pieta
- Maharani
- Matrix
- Bulkheads
- The draw pile
- Hoarder
- Palmistry
- Zebra Stripes
- Marionette
- Light year
- Infantry
- Colt
- Geisha
- Brunch
- Philatelist
- A trapper
- A patron
- A bayonet connector
- A cock-and-bull-story
- Telepathy
- Clochard
- A vacuum
- 32 cards
- about 33 hours
- 168
- 0,1
- 32
- Jeanne dÁrc
- The Dean
- Dative
- Phoenix
- The first loge on the left and right sides of the stage
- The rice terraces of Baguio
- Along the Rhein
- On a sheet of music
- Germanic Mythology
- On Sylt
- Japan
- Asymmetry, irregularity
- Greece (they are similar to raisins)
- From the pecking order fights of chickens
- Chopsticks
- Potatoes
- A guiding lead for horses
- To build the walls of a barrel
- A bath sponge
Answers for Mixed Questions: Meanings or Opposites
- Ostrogoths
- Idealism
- Cathode or cations
- Decrescendo
- Offensive
- Inflation
- Constructive
- Minor (in music)
- Legitimate
- Infantry
- Convex
- Patriarchy
- Irrational
- Profane
- Intolerant
Answers for Mixed Questions: Occupations
- Judge, lawyer
- A weather scientist
- Air pressure
- Diplomat
- Barometer
- The pilot
- The Jury
- Stuntman or double
- A shoemaker
- Meteorology
- Doctor
Answers for Mixed Questions: Dino
- Velociraptor or Raptor
- T-Rex
- Brontosaurus
- Archaeopteryx
- Yes!
- Pterandon
- Jurassic, Cretaceous, Carboniferous, Triassic...
- Mammals
- about 30 tons
- Meteorite, floods, change of climate (it got colder)
- A terrifying lizard
- Stegosaurus
- 6 tons
Answers for Mixed Questions: Film Quotations
- In the movie "Blair Witch Project"
- From the Movie: "A Fish Called Wanda"
- From the Movie: "The Truman Show"
- From the Movie: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?"
- From the Movie: "Shrek"
- From the Movie: "A Fish Called Wanda"
- Apollo 13
- Casablanca
- Casablanca
- From the Movie: Airplane!
- From the Movie: "A Fish Called Wanda"
Answers for Mixed Questions: Childrens
- Huey, Duey and Luey
- Shoe (glass slipper)
- Boomerang
- Teddy Bear
- 1920 in London
- 1907 in London by Baden-Powell
- Lianas (vines)
- Wild roast pig
- Someone who sells illegal drugs
- Draw his pistol
- His Nose
- A swan
- Asterix
- Dumbo
- Rüdiger
- Winnie the Pooh
- Gummi bear
- Robin Hood
- Colorado
- Cuckoo
- Donkey, dog, cat and rooster
- Cookie Monster
- Walt Disney
- Robinson Crusoe
- Al Capone
- Poor eater
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
- Mister Nielson
- Balu
- Barney Rubble
- Joanne K. Rowling
- Labyrinth
- Marzipan
- Marionettes
- Pfadfinder
- 40
- A Swan
Answers for Mixed Questions: Cinema Movies
- The Birds
- ET
- High Noon
- Communications
- Moby Dick
- Silence of the Lambs
- Rain Man
- Steamboat Willie
- Rocky Horror Picture Show
- Fred Astaire
- Cannes
- Three
- African Queen
- Kung Fu
- Miss Marple
- Frankenstein, King Kong, Godzilla, Dracula, Alien, Jaws
- Hulk Hogan
- The Naked Gun
- It was a silent movie
- All the roles were played by children
- Micheal Corleone
- Nero
- Katherine Hepburn
- Archaeologist
- Charlie Chaplin
- Alfred Hitchcock
- Schindlers List
- Herbert Grönemeyer
- Magnum
- American Pie
- Charlie Chaplan
- Johnny Weißmüller
- The Flintstones
- Herman Munster
- Stephen Spielrock
- Sandra Bullock
- Billy Wilder
- Barbara Streisand
- Mario Puzo
- Bette Midler
- Dustin Hoffmann
- Charlton Heston
- Cher
- Eroll Flynn
- Sigourny Weaver
- Dennis Hopper
- Dustin Hoffmann
- Cary Grant
- Richard Gere
- Scarlett O'Hara
- Mia Farrow
- Peter O'Toole
- Kevin Kostner
- Barbara Eden und Larry Hagmann
- Villa Kunterbunt
- Warren Beatty
- Southfork Ranch
- Julia Roberts
- John Wayne
- Lauren Bacall
- Buster
- Stage fright
- Remake
- Stuntman
Answers for Mixed Questions: Knights, Indians, Pirates
- A tenth
- 21
- Candles
- 15
- Lance and spear
- A place to hold rainwater
- Administers and protects the monies and clothing of a knight
- An assigned new homeland for Indians
- An Indian tent
- Manservants and Maidservants
- Popcorn
- Fools, musicians, minnesingers
- A pirate
- Porthole
- Tomahawk
- Donjon
- Corvee
- Samurai
- Minnesingers
- Jousts
- Wigwam
- Visor
- Bow
- Butler
- Palisade
- Moccasins
- Moccasins
- Cowboys
- Middle ages
- Totem Pole
- A logbook
- Lasso
- Galley
- Gate House
- At the back
- Left side of a boat
- Dungeon
- Smoke Signals
Answers for Mixed Questions: Quotations
- Rudolf Steiner
- Mahatma Gandi
- Gotthold Ephraim Lessing
- Aristotele
Answers for Mysteries: Mysteries
- In every book, page 84 is on the back of page 83. If it was torn out of the book, both pages would be taken out.
- A snail
- None, the forester went into the forest. The others were already there.
- 1. Madrid is the capital of Spain. 2. Grapes ripen in late summer and fall. 3. There are no wolves in the wild in northern Italy anymore.
- Seahorses
- When his wife is a widow, he is dead
- The right rose didn't have any dew on it.
- Night and Day
- They are both the same distance from Munich.
- 3 boys and 4 girls
- A snail
- The right rose didn't have any dew on it.
- On the 17th day
- Cherries
- Grain
- The sieve
- Snowdrop flowers
- She makes fruit salad
- My son
- Stearin candles float on water
- A sewing needle
- Wednesday
- Today
- Tomorrow
- Two married couples have one son and a married daughter with three sons and two girls.
- The fire
- Nuts
- Yes, when it is frozen: Ice
- You don`t mow hay but grass
- None, the others flew away
- Salt
- Soap Bubbles
- Since the building materials won't come from the moon, the weight of the Earth wouldn't change.
- When they get into the water
- Otherwise they would mistake the polar bears for blueberries
- Baby Storks
- Painted fire
- Snail shell
- A birdhouse
- A heart of stone
- A broken spoon
- A broken knife
- Tower of Babylon
- Water under the earth
- Tears
- Waterway
- The sausage
- The echo
- 40
- If you dont know it just sit down on it
- The bed
- The shadow
- And
- It lifts the other one
- The rainbow
- The male ones
- Columbus
- The snowman
- The chimney
- The river bed
- The snail, it can carry a house
- The flea
- Counterfeit money
- A candelabra
- Chair
- The nail
- The pillow
- A Table
- The chimney
- The nose
- The fox purred, the frog hopped, the cat crept, the ladybug buzzed, the horse galloped, the buzzard sailed, the rabbit hopped, the grass snake slithered, the bear trotted and the butterfly fluttered.
- Neither, because 8x18 is 144!
- North Pole and South Pole
- On the head
- With w
- The one son should divide the stones and the other son should choose which half he wants
- Two lean people ate fat
- A pair of pants
- The young men were two brothers from triplets
- They were grandfather, father and son
Answers for Mysteries: Mathematical Puzzles
- 12 rabbits and 23 doves
- 30 eggs
- From a total of 27 potatoes, the first man ate 9, the second 6 and the third ate 4. There were 8 left over.
- 80 years old
- 6 daughters and one son
- It's the same amount of time
- 301 sheep
- 31 Fir trees
- 50 cents, the bottle costs 10.50 Euro
- After the 5th night, the snail would be at 15 meters, so, on the 6th day, he would make it to the fountain ledge.
- Never, because the half of the remaining loan will always be due, even when it gets to fractions of a cent.
- The stranger had 70 cents, each handyman received 14 cents.
- Ernie had 40, Burt had 60
- Divide the apple into three groups. Put one group in the bowl on each side of the scale. If one of the bowls sinks, then you know which group has the heavier apple. If the scale stays even, then heavy apple is in the third group. Take the group that was heaviest and divide it, weighing one apple at a time. Then you'll find out which apple is the heaviest.
- The grandfather is 70, the father 39 and the grandson is 15.
- Rudi is 28, Marianne is 21 years old
- The father is 35 years old now.
- Christopher is 12, his father is 48 years old
- 1 hour
Answers for Mysteries: Joke Questions
- A daughter
- 8, the others burn down
- In the full ones
- In no case
- Myself
- Because he would sail on the Red Sea instead of the Black Sea
- That it does not drown when there is high water
- Because the head is so high
- The window pane sweats and then runs. The mailman walks and then sweats.
- And
- Elbow
- Are you sleeping?
- Neither, they both burn shorter
- The brown coal
- The spectacled cobra
- The snow man
- The compass
- 4 Euro 95
- He's a man and the laundress is a woman
- The smallest; because the others are bigger asses
- The rust
- The echo
- He climbed it and sat down
- Where there is nothing
- On the head
- To put on their heads
- Of many sticks
- No, it is your own mother
- Because the other way around is a bad idea
- He's only tall enough to reach the 8th floor button in the elevator.
- A sieve
- A sewing needle
- In an empty one
- In February
- Yes, otherwise the Dead Sea wouldn`t exist
- Fingernails
- Man
- Dental bridge
- On 2nd January
- To keep his pink socks dry
- Because he can do it by heart
- Black hair
- The towel
- Neither can run
- The nose
- A centipede with a wooden leg
- Two barking dogs
- A clock
- A frog in ballet school
- Water, of course
- The star signs
- The sound barrier
- Pupils
- False teeth
- Sea lion
- Every month
- The herring
- The Matterhorn
- The seahorse
- Jaguar
- The crab
- Bee colony
- Counterfeit money
- My shadow
- Speedy Gonzales
- Adam and Eve
- The echo
- The chimney sweep
- The river (river bed)
- The nose
- The shadow
- One says: "Open sesame!"
- Only halfway. After that he's leaving the forest.
- On the map
- Outdoors
- With the first page
Please note: all answers without guarantee
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