| 1 |
The word "smart" can be created
using five letters from the
word "barnstorm".
True False
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| 2 |
The digits 08232569 are the same
as 96523208 read
backwards.
True False
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| 3 |
If a tree branch can hold three
people and John weighs twice
as much as Adam, and Rachel weighs half as much as Adam, then Rachel, John
and
Adam can all sit together on the tree branch safely.
True False
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| 4 |
There are 7 letters between K and
R in the
alphabet.
True False
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| 5 |
The number 25 is the next logical
number in the following sequence of numbers: 5, 7, 10, 14,
19.
True False
|
| 6 |
The product of 8 x 3 x 3 x 2 is
less than the product of 18
x 16.
True False
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| 7 |
If you multiply any two of the
following numbers together,
your result will be odd: 9, 11, 3, 7, 17.
True False
|
| 8 |
If the word SAW is written above
the word COW and the word
TOO is written above SAW, then the word TOW is formed
diagonally.
True False
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| 9 |
If read backwards, the phrase
"now live" answers the
question: "In the battle between good and evil, who was
victorious?"
True False
|
| 10 |
The following sentence includes
all six vowels, appearing in
reverse alphabetical order: "Why run from fire ants?"
True False
|
| 11 |
If all Boogles are Battuns, and
some Battuns are Trandles,
all Trandles must be Boogles.
True False
|
| 12 |
Your starting and ending points
will be just an inch apart
if you draw a line seven inches left, three inches up, two inches right,
four
inches down and five inches right.
True False
|
| 13 |
By removing two letters from the
word "scout", a word that
is the opposite of "in" can be formed.
True False
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| 14 |
By taking the second letter of
each word from the following
sentence, you can spell the word "thinking": "At the time, interesting
Ukrainians visited Andy's igloo."
True False
|
| 15 |
Walter is taller than Scott, and
Scott's little brother is
taller than Roger. Since Walter is not the tallest one of the four, then
Scott's
little brother must be tallest.
True False
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| 16 |
Five horses, two people, three
dogs and seven chickens have
a total of fifty-two legs.
True False
|
| 17 |
If "boffing" is understood to
mean "shot" then the following
sentence is correct: "The young freshman from Kentucky took a desperate
boffing, but he was unable to boffing over the star
defender."
True False
|
| 18 |
The sum of all numbers from 8 to
18 is an even
number.
True False
|
| 19 |
A group of 5 people must contain
either 3 mutual friends or
3 mutual strangers.
True False
|
| 20 |
Interlace your fingers, starting
with your left thumb over your
right thumb. If you start counting your digits at your thumbs, your sixth
digit
will be your right hand's middle finger.
True False
|
| 21 |
By removing two letters from the
word "planets", a word that
is the opposite of "uproot" can be formed.
True False
|
| 22 |
The number 8336749476338 is the
same number whether it is
read forwards or backwards.
True False
|
| 23 |
Walter's grandmother's daughter
could be Walter's son's
grandmother.
True False
|
| 24 |
If the second day of the month is
a Friday, then the twelfth
day of the month is a Tuesday.
True False
|
| 25 |
By removing seven letters from
the word "strengthen", the
word "rent" can be formed.
True False
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| 26 |
If you break a twenty dollar bill
into fourteen dollars
worth of quarters and the rest into dimes, you will have more quarters than
dimes. (Dollar = 100 cents; quarter = 25 cents; dime = 10
cents)
True False
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| 27 |
If Borbs are better than Fribs,
and Luns are worse than
Jirts, Luns must be better than Fribs if Luns are better than
Borbs.
True False
|
| 28 |
Using six toothpicks you can
create four equilateral
triangles (where each triangle's side is the length of a
toothpick).
True False
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| 29 |
For a sentence with such fine
phrasing, there are five
instances of the sixth letter from the alphabet here.
True False
|
| 30 |
The sixth to last letter in the
alphabet makes just one
appearance in this short but active sentence.
True False
|
| 31 |
A new millennium began on January
1, 2001, but the 21st
century began on January 1, 2000.
True False
|
| 32 |
If the color red was created by
combining purple and yellow,
and the color blue was created by combining green and purple, then orange
could be created by combining yellow and green.
True False
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