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Brain Teaser Quiz
Brain Teaser Quiz
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True or False: You enjoyed this presentation. (I sure hope you did!)
False
True
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Double Points:
Choose wisely. Which of these is a brain teaser? (Only one of these is a true brain teaser.)
Books
Card Games
Rubik's Cubes
Complicated Board Games
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Solve this riddle. (Think outside of the box.)
He gets so tired that he doesn't want to reach upwards on the elevator.
He can climb up on the walls when they are slippery.
He feels lazy on sunny days.
He is short, and uses his umbrella to reach higher buttons.
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A man jumps out of a 100-story building onto concrete. He is not injured. How is this possible? (Think outside the box.)
He actually jumped into water.
His room was on the lowest story.
He used a parachute.
Plot twist: This isn't possible.
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Is it recommended to use figurative language to enhance a riddle?
No
Yes
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How many steps are there to writing a simple riddle?
3
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2
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What does this rebus puzzle depict?
High Hill
Double large
Large mountain
Tall mountain
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What is a brain teaser?
Any hard puzzle
A person who laughs at your brain
A puzzle that makes a joke about your brain
A puzzle requiring an abstract solution
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What are some important ways to approach riddles?
Don't use your first idea, don't logically back up, write it all down
Say it out loud, don't pay attention, use your first idea
Write some stuff down, use your first idea, give up if you get stumped
Don't use your first idea, write it all down, pay attention to everything
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True or False: Riddles are types of brain teasers.
True
False
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What are four ways brain teasers help your brain?
Better gaming, better instincts, better inactivity, better creativity
They don't help your brain at all.
Training creativity, thinking deeply, concentration, helping memory
Thinking deeply, concentration, faster running, thinking outside the box