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The Stolen Necklace-Brain teaser
A woman stole a necklace and put it in her pocket. However, the next day she found the necklace was gone, yet her pocket was not torn or broken, and nothing else was taken. How is this possible?
The woman was a dreamer and dreamed about stealing the necklace. When she woke up, the necklace wasn't there because it never existed in reality.
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The Truth-Teller and the Liar-breain teaser
You are on an island with two tribes. One tribe always tells the truth, and the other always lies. You come across two people from the island. One is from the truth-telling tribe, and the other from the lying tribe, but you don't know who is by who. You can ask only one question to either person to determine which path leads to safety. What do you ask?
Answer: Ask either person, "If I asked the other person which path leads to safety, what would they say?" Then take the opposite path. A truth-teller will point to the wrong path if asked what the liar would say, and a liar will also point to the wrong path if asked what the truth-teller would say.
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it doesn't have wheels, sliced but stays whole riddle
What can be driven although it doesn't have wheels, sliced but stays whole?
A golf ball.
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The Escaping Prisoner-brain teaser
A prisoner is locked in a room with no windows and only one door. The room is empty except for a mirror and a table. How does the prisoner escape?
The prisoner looks in the mirror, sees what he saw, takes the saw, cuts the table in half, two halves make a whole, and he climbs out through the hole.
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The Farmer's Crossing-brain teaser
A farmer has to cross a river with a wolf, a goat, and a cabbage. He has a boat that can carry only himself and one other item at a time. If left alone, the wolf will eat the goat, and the goat will eat the cabbage. How does the farmer get all three across the river safely?
1. Take the goat across the river. 2. Go back and take the cabbage across the river. 3. Bring the goat back with you. 4. Take the wolf across the river. 5. Go back and take the goat across the river again.