Positive psychology 16.01.2018
Dear readers, who among us has not solved funny riddles at holidays or other events, and everyone will probably agree that this makes everyone present laugh like nothing else. And the point is not even to give exactly the correct answer. Individual jokers, shouting out incorrect but witty answers, stage entire performances in this way, causing even more laughter.
Although interesting logic riddles with a trick can be not only fun and funny, but also complex and serious. You can think about these things, rack your brains, and test yourself for attentiveness and intelligence. And although we have long forgotten about such a pastime, why not sometimes get together with friends and look for the correct answers to such logical puzzles?
In a word, riddles with a trick and logic can be chosen for any occasion in order to spend time both fun and useful.
Simple tricky logic riddles with answers
Simple riddles with a trick are perfect for children's matinees and fun walks with children on the weekend.
A and B were sitting on the pipe. A went abroad, B sneezed and went to the hospital. What's left on the pipe?
(Letter B, and I went to the hospital)
How to jump from a ten-meter ladder without breaking?
(Jump off the first step)
There were 3 birch trees.
Each birch has 7 large branches.
Each large branch has 7 small branches.
There are 3 apples on each small branch.
How many apples are there in total?
(Not a single one. Apples don’t grow on birch trees)
The train travels at a speed of 70 km/hour. Which direction will the smoke fly?
(The train has no smoke)
Can an ostrich call itself a bird?
(No, ostriches don't talk)
What kind of dishes can you not eat anything from?
(Out of empty)
Where were potatoes first discovered?
(In the ground)
Name five days without naming them by numbers or by the names of the days of the week.
(The day before yesterday, yesterday, today, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow)
Without what can nothing ever happen?
(Untitled)
What do they always talk about in the future tense?
(About tomorrow)
How can you bow your head without lowering it down?
(By cases)
What only a father always gives to his children and what a mother can never give them?
(Surname)
The more you take from it, the bigger it becomes.
(Pit)
Complex logic riddles with a trick and answers
To guess which answer is correct, you need to be able to look at the familiar from an unusual angle. And this is a good exercise and test for the ability to expand the boundaries of thinking.
When you see everything, you don’t see her. And when you don’t see anything, you see her.
(Darkness)
One brother eats and goes hungry, and the other goes and disappears.
(Fire and smoke)
I am water and I swim on water. Who am I?
(Ice floe)
What cannot be held for even ten minutes, although it is lighter than a feather?
(Breath)
There are roads - you can’t drive, there is land - you can’t plow, there are meadows - you can’t mow, there is no water in the rivers and seas. What is this?
(Geographic map)
What can't a magnifying glass magnify in a triangle?
(Angles)
From birth, everyone is dumb and crooked.
They will stand in a row and start talking!
(Letters)
It can be light or heavy, but it weighs nothing.
It can be fast and slow, but does not walk, does not run, does not fly.
What is this?
(Music)
Lying on his back - no one needs him.
Lean it against the wall - it will come in handy.
(Ladder)
The more there are, the less weight. What is this?
(Holes)
How to put 2 liters of milk in a liter jar?
(Turn it into cottage cheese)
The same person always came to the football match. Before the game started, he guessed the score. How did he do it?
(Before the start of the game the score is always 0:0)
To start using it, you need to break it.
(Egg. It is used for cooking)
She can age in just a couple of hours. She benefits people while killing herself. Wind and water can save her from death. What it is?
(Candle)
Complex and big logic riddles with a trick
These riddles are like whole stories, but the answers to them are quite simple and logical, once you grasp their essence.
One woman lived in a twelve-room apartment. She had a clock in every room. One Saturday evening in late October, she set all the clocks to daylight saving time and went to bed. When she woke up the next morning, she discovered that only two dials showed the correct time. Explain.
(Ten of the twelve clocks were electronic. There was a power surge at night and the clocks went wrong. And only two clocks were mechanical, which is why they showed the correct time the next morning)
In a certain country there are two cities. In one of them live only people who always tell the truth, in the other - only those who always lie. They all go to visit each other, that is, in any of these two cities you can meet both an honest person and a liar.
Let's say you find yourself in one of these cities. How, by asking one single question to the first person you meet, can you determine which city you are in - the city of honest people or the city of liars?
(“Are you in your city?” The answer “yes” will always mean that you are in the city of honest people, no matter who you come across)
According to some information received by the San Francisco police, one could conclude that a theft of the jewels of the millionaire's wife, Mrs. Anderson, was being prepared. Mrs. Anderson lived in one of the first-class hotels. Apparently, the criminal who planned the crime also lived here. A detective was on duty in Mrs. Anderson's room for several days in the hope of capturing the villain, but to no avail. Mrs. Anderson had already begun to make fun of him, when suddenly the following happened. In the evening someone knocked on the door of the room. Then the door opened and a man looked into the room. When he saw Mrs. Anderson, he apologized, saying that he had the wrong door.
“I was absolutely sure that this was my room,” he said embarrassedly. - After all, all the doors are so similar to one another.
Then the detective emerged from the ambush and arrested the stranger. What could convince the detective that there was an intruder in front of him?
(The man knocked. This means he was not going to his room)
The traveler did not sleep for a whole day. Finally he got to the hotel and got a room.
“Please wake me up at seven sharp,” he asked the receptionist.
“Don’t worry,” the receptionist reassured him. “I’ll definitely wake you up, just don’t forget to call me, and I’ll come and knock on your door in an instant.”
“I will be very grateful to you,” the traveler thanked him. “You’ll get twice as much in the morning,” he added, handing the receptionist a tip.
Find the mistake in this story.
(To call the receptionist, the traveler will have to wake up first)
A skyscraper with 230 floors was built in Murom. The higher the floor, the more residents. At the very top (230th floor) 230 people live. Only one lives on the first floor. Name the most pressed elevator button.
(First floor button)
Eight twin brothers escaped to a country house for the weekend, and everyone found something to do to their liking. The first is busy picking apples, the second goes fishing, the third heats the bathhouse, the fourth plays chess, the fifth cooks dinner, the sixth watches TV series about cops on his laptop all day, the seventh discovered the artist in himself and draws the surrounding landscapes. What is the eighth brother doing at this time?
(Plays chess with fourth brother)
In France, there was a literary worker who hated the Eiffel Tower, especially how terrible it looked. At the same time, when he was hungry, he always visited the catering establishment located on the first floor of this architectural symbol of Paris. How is this behavior explained?
(Only in this restaurant, looking out the window, he did not see the Eiffel Tower)
The very famous English writer Bernard Shaw once visited a restaurant with his colleague. They were talking to each other and did not want anyone to disturb them. The orchestra conductor comes up to Shaw and asks him: “What should we play in your honor?”
Shaw, of course, did not want any music and responded very wittily, he said: “I would be very grateful to you if you would play ...”
What do you think Bernard Shaw proposed to the orchestra conductor to play?
(He invited the conductor to play a game of chess)
Tricky riddles with a trick and answers
Listen carefully or read the tricky riddles yourself. Indeed, in some of them the answers lie right on the surface.
The pear is hanging - you can’t eat it. Not a light bulb.
(This is someone else's pear)
What is a dietary egg?
(This is an egg laid by a hen on a diet)
Imagine that you are sailing on the sea in a boat. Suddenly the boat starts to sink, you find yourself in the water, and sharks swim up to you. What to do to save yourself from sharks?
(Stop imagining it)
Olga Nikolaevna finally had her dream come true: she bought herself a new bright red car. The next day, going to work, Olga Nikolaevna, moving on the left side of the road, turned left at a red light, not paying attention to the “No Turn” sign, and to top it all off, she did not fasten her seat belt.
The guard standing at the intersection saw all this, but he didn’t even stop Olga Nikolaevna to at least check her driver’s license. Why?
(Because she walked to work)
A crow is sitting on a branch. What should be done to saw off a branch without disturbing the crow?
(Wait for her to fly away)
When the ram reaches his eighth year, what will happen?
(The ninth will go)
A wild boar climbed a pine tree with four legs and came down with three. How can this be?
(Boars cannot climb trees)
A child was born into a black family in the Congo: all white, even his teeth were snow-white. What's wrong here?
(Children are born without teeth)
You are sitting on an airplane, there is a horse in front of you, and a car behind you. Where are you at?
(On the carousel)
The word is given with four letters, but it can also be written with three letters.
You can usually write it in six letters and then in five letters.
Originally it contained eight letters, and occasionally consists of seven letters.
(“Given”, “it”, “usually”, “then”, “born”, “occasionally”)
The hunter walked past the clock tower. He took out a gun and fired. Where did he end up?
(To the police)
Which hand should you use to stir tea?
(Tea should be stirred with a spoon, not with your hand)
What does a watchman do when a sparrow sits on his head?
(sleeping)
What is the fear of Santa Claus coming called?
(Claustrophobia)
What's not in a woman's handbag?
(About)
New Year's dinner is being prepared. The housewife prepares the food. What does she throw into the pan before adding food?
(Sight)
3 turtles are crawling.
The first turtle says: “Two turtles are crawling behind me.”
The second turtle says: “One turtle is crawling behind me and one turtle is crawling in front of me.”
And the third turtle: “Two turtles are crawling in front of me and one turtle is crawling behind me.”
How can this be?
(Turtles crawl in a circle)
Mathematical riddles with a trick and answers
And this section contains riddles for those who love and respect mathematics. Be careful!
Which is correct? Is five plus seven "eleven" or "eleven"?
(Twelve)
There were 3 rabbits in the cage. Three girls asked to give them one rabbit each. Each girl was given a rabbit. And yet there was only one rabbit left in the cage. How did this happen?
(One girl was given a rabbit along with a cage)
Alice wrote the number 86 on a piece of paper and asked her friend Irishka: “Can you increase this number by 12 and show me the answer without crossing out or adding anything?” Irishka did it. Can you?
(Turn over the paper and you will see 98)
There are 70 sheets of paper on the table. For every 10 seconds you can count 10 sheets.
How many seconds will it take to count 50 sheets?
(20 seconds: 70 - 10 - 10 = 50)
A man bought apples for 5 rubles apiece, but sold them for 3 rubles apiece. After some time, he became a millionaire. How did he do it?
(He was a billionaire)
The professor decided to treat his friends to his signature vegetable salad. For this he needed 3 peppers and the same number of tomatoes; There are fewer cucumbers than tomatoes, but more than radishes.
How many different vegetables did the professor use in the salad?
(9)
In the room there were 12 chickens, 3 rabbits, 5 puppies, 2 cats, 1 rooster and 2 hens.
The owner came here with his dog. How many legs are there in the room?
(The owner has two legs - animals have paws)
The geese went to water in single file (one after the other). One goose looked forward - there were 17 heads in front of him. He looked back and there were 42 paws behind him. How many geese went to water?
(39: 17 ahead, 21 behind, plus that goose that turned its head)
Experienced players Kolya and Seryozha played chess, but in the five games they played, each of them blew exactly five times. How did this happen?
(Kolya and Seryozha played with a third person. Another option was to draw 5 times)
Do not write anything or use a calculator. Take 1000. Add 40. Add another thousand. Add 30. Another 1000. Plus 20. Plus 1000. And plus 10. What happened?
(5000? Incorrect. The correct answer is 4100. Try using a calculator)
How to divide the number l88 in half to get one?
(In order to get one from the number l88, you need to write this number on paper, then draw a straight line exactly in the middle of this number so that it divides the number into upper and lower parts. The result is a fraction: 100 / 100. When divided, this fraction gives unit)
A rich merchant, dying, left his sons an inheritance of a herd of 17 cows. In total, the merchant had 3 sons. The will states that the inheritance should be distributed as follows: the eldest son should receive half of the entire herd, the middle son should receive a third of all cows from the herd, the youngest son should receive a ninth of the herd. How can brothers divide the herd among themselves according to the terms of the will?
(Very simple, you need to take another cow from relatives, then the eldest son will receive nine cows, the middle one six and the youngest two cows. So - 9 + 6 + 2 = 17. The remaining cow must be returned to the relatives)
Simple and complex logic riddles with a trick will lift your spirits and help you have fun in any adult company.
What should you do when you see a green man?
(Cross the street)
Not ice, but melting, not a boat, but floating away.
(Salary)
How many programmers does it take to screw in a light bulb?
(One)
These three TV stars have been on the screen for a long time. One is called Stepan, the second is Philip. What is the name of the third one?
(Piggy)
What's the difference between a priest and a Volga?
(Pop is father, and Volga is mother)
Why did Lenin wear boots and Stalin wear boots?
(On the ground)
He may not have children, but he is still a dad. How is this possible?
(This is the Pope)
What is the difference between a women's dormitory and a men's dormitory?
(In the women's dormitory, dishes are washed after meals, and in the men's dormitory - before)
Before calling a woman a bunny, what should a man check?
(Make sure he has enough "cabbage")
There is a rich house and a poor one. They are burning. Which house will the police extinguish?
Police don't put out fires, firefighters put out fires
How can a person not sleep for 8 days?
Sleep at night
You enter a dark kitchen. It contains a candle, a kerosene lamp and a gas stove. What will you light first?
A girl is sitting, and you cannot sit in her place, even if she gets up and leaves. Where is she sitting?
She sits on your lap
You are standing in front of three switches. Behind an opaque wall are three light bulbs that are turned off. You need to manipulate the switches, go into the room and determine which light bulb each switch belongs to.
First you need to turn on two switches. After some time, turn off one of them. Enter the room. One light bulb will be hot from the switch on, the second will be warm from the switch off, the third will be cold from the untouched switch.
It is known that among the nine coins there is one counterfeit one, which weighs less than the rest of the coins. How can you identify a counterfeit coin in two weighings using a cup scale?
1st weighing: 3 and 3 coins. The counterfeit coin is in the pile that weighs less. If they are equal, then the fake is in the third pile. 2nd weighing: Any 2 coins from the pile with the lowest weight are compared. If they are equal, then the remaining coin is fake
Two people approach the river. There is a boat at the shore that can only support one. Both people crossed to the opposite bank. How?
They were on different banks
Two fathers, two sons found three oranges and divided them. Everyone got a whole orange. How can this be?
The dog was tied to a ten-meter rope and walked 300 meters. How did she do it?
The rope was not tied to anything
How can a thrown egg fly three meters without breaking?
You need to throw the egg four meters, then it will fly the first three meters intact
The man was driving a large truck. The lights on the car were not turned on. There was no moon either. The woman began to cross the road in front of the car. How did the driver manage to see her?
It was a bright sunny day
If five cats catch five mice in five minutes, how long does it take one cat to catch one mouse?
Five minutes
Is it possible to light a match underwater?
It is possible if you pour water into some container, for example, into a glass, and hold the match below the glass
The boat rocks on the water. A ladder was thrown from it along the side. Before high tide, the water covered only the bottom step. How long will it take for the water to cover the 3rd step from the bottom if during high tide the water rises at 20 cm per hour and the distance between the steps is 30 cm?
Never, because the boat rises with the water
How to divide five apples between five girls so that each gets an apple and at the same time one of the apples remains in the basket?
Give one girl an apple along with a basket
One and a half pike perch costs one and a half rubles. How much do 13 pike perch cost?
Traders and potters. In one city all the people were traders or potters. Merchants always told lies, but potters always told the truth. When all the people gathered in the square, each of those gathered said to the others: “You are all traders!” How many potters were there in this city?
The potter was alone because:
- If there were no potters, then the traders would have to tell the truth that all the other traders are traders, and this contradicts the conditions of the problem.
- If there were more than one potter, then each potter would have to lie that the rest were traders.
There are two coins on the table; they add up to 3 rubles. One of them is not 1 ruble. What coins are these?
1 and 2 rubles
The satellite makes one revolution around the Earth in 1 hour 40 minutes, and the other in 100 minutes. How can it be?
100 minutes is 1 hour 40 minutes
As you know, all Russian female names end with either the letter “a” or the letter “ya”: Anna, Maria, Irina, Natalya, Olga, etc. However, there is only one female name that ends with a different letter. Name it.
What has no length, depth, width, height, but can be measured?
Time, temperature
If it rains at 12 o'clock at night, can we expect sunny weather 72 hours later?
No, because in 72 hours it will be night
Seven brothers have one sister. How many sisters are there in total?
One yacht goes from Nice to Sanremo, the other from Sanremo to Nice. They left the harbors at the same time. For the first hour, the yachts moved at the same speed (60 km/h), but then the first yacht increased its speed to 80 km/h. Which yacht will be closer to Nice when they meet?
At the moment of their meeting they will be at the same distance from Nice
A woman was walking towards Moscow, and three men met her. Everyone has a bag, in each bag there is a cat. How many creatures were heading to Moscow?
Only the woman went to Moscow, the rest went in the other direction
There were 10 birds sitting on a tree. A hunter came and shot one bird. How many birds are left on the tree?
Not a single one - the rest of the birds flew away
The train runs from east to west, and the wind blows from north to south. In which direction does the smoke fly from the chimney?
You are running a marathon and have passed the runner who was running second. What position do you take now?
Second. If you answered that you are now first, then this is incorrect: you overtook the second runner and took his place, so you are now in second position
You are running a marathon and have passed the last runner. What position do you take now?
If you answered that it was the penultimate one, you were wrong again :). Think about how you can overtake the last runner? If you are running after him, then he is not the last. The correct answer is - it is impossible, you cannot overtake the last runner
There were three cucumbers and four apples on the table. The child took one apple from the table. How much fruit is left on the table?
3 fruits, and cucumbers are vegetables
The product first rose in price by 10%, and then fell in price by 10%. What is its value now relative to its original value?
99%: after the price increase, 10% was added to 100% - it turned out to be 110%; 10% of 110% = 11%; then subtract 11% from 110% and get 99%
How many times does the number 4 appear in the integers from 1 to 50?
15 times: 4, 14, 24, 34, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44 - twice, 45, 46. 47, 48, 49
You have driven your car two-thirds of the way. At the beginning of the journey, the car's gas tank was full, but now it is one quarter full. Will there be enough gasoline until the end of the trip (at the same consumption)?
No, because 1/4< 1/3
Mary's father has 5 daughters: Chacha, Cheche, Chichi, Chocho. What is the name of the fifth daughter?
A deaf and mute man went into a stationery store to buy a pencil sharpener. He stuck his finger into his left ear and made a spinning motion with the fist of his other hand near his right ear. The seller immediately understood what was being asked of him. Then a blind man entered the same store. How did he explain to the salesman that he wanted to buy scissors?
I just said, he's blind, but not dumb
A rooster has flown to the border between Russia and China. I sat down exactly on the border, absolutely in the middle. Layed an egg. It fell exactly across: the border divides it in the middle. Which country does the egg belong to?
Roosters don't lay eggs!
One morning, a soldier who had previously been on night guard approached the centurion and said that that night he had seen in a dream how the barbarians would attack the fortress from the north that evening. The centurion did not really believe in this dream, but still took measures. That same evening, the barbarians actually attacked the fortress, but thanks to the measures taken, their attack was repulsed. After the battle, the centurion thanked the soldier for the warning and then ordered him to be taken into custody. Why?
Because he slept on duty
There are ten fingers on the hands. How many fingers are there on ten hands?
A plane with English tourists was flying from Holland to Spain. He crashed in France. Where should the surviving (wounded) tourists be buried?
The survivors do not need to be buried! :)
You were driving a bus with 42 passengers from Boston to Washington. At each of the six stops, 3 people got out of it, and at every second - four. What was the driver's name when the driver arrived in Washington 10 hours later?
How about you, because in the beginning it was said that You drove the bus
What can you find in minutes, seconds and days, but not in years, decades and centuries?
How many times can you subtract 3 from 25?
Once, because after the first subtraction the number "25" will change to "22"
Mrs. Taylor's entire bungalow is decorated in pink, with pink light fixtures, pink walls, pink carpets, and a pink ceiling. What color are the stairs in this bungalow?
There are no stairs in the bungalow
In the ancient castle where the prison was located, there were 4 round towers in which prisoners were imprisoned. One of the prisoners decided to escape. And then one fine day he hid in a corner, and when a guard came in, he stunned him with a blow to the head, and he ran away, changing into different clothes. Could this happen?
No, since the towers were round and there were no corners
The 12-story building has an elevator. Only 2 people live on the ground floor; from floor to floor the number of residents doubles. Which button in the elevator of this building is pressed most often?
Regardless of the distribution of residents by floor - button “1”
A pair of horses ran 20 kilometers. Question: How many kilometers did each horse run individually?
20 kilometers
What can stand and walk, hang and stand, walk and lie at the same time?
Is it possible to predict the score of a football match before it starts, and if so, how?
The score of any match before it starts is always 0:0
What can a person increase in diameter by 7 times in a few seconds?
Pupil. When transitioning from bright light to darkness, the diameter can change from 1.1 to 8 mm; everything else either hardly increases or increases in diameter by no more than 2-3 times
A seller at the market sells a hat that costs 10 rubles. A buyer comes up and wants to buy it, but he only has 25 rubles. The seller sends the boy away with these 25 rubles. change it to a neighbor. The boy comes running and gives 10 + 10 +5 rubles. The seller gives the hat and change 15 rubles, and 10 rubles. keeps it for himself. After some time, a neighbor comes and says that 25 rubles. fake, demands to give her money. The seller returns her money. How much money was the seller defrauded of?
The seller was deceived for a counterfeit 25 rubles.
How many animals did Moses take on his ark?
It was not Moses who took the animals into the ark, but Noah.
2 people entered the entrance at the same time. One has an apartment on the 3rd floor, the other on the 9th. How many times will the first person get there faster than the second? Note: They simultaneously pressed buttons on 2 elevators moving at the same speed.
The usual answer is 3 times. Correct answer: 4 times. Elevators usually go from the 1st floor. The first one will travel 3-1=2 floors, and the second 9-1=8 floors, i.e. 4 times more
This riddle is often offered to children. But sometimes adults can rack their brains for a long time to figure out how to solve such a problem, so you can organize a competition: invite everyone to try to solve the problem. Whoever guesses it, regardless of age, deserves a prize. Here's the task:
6589 = 4; 5893 = 3; 1236 = 1; 1234 = 0; 0000 = 4; 5794 = 1; 1111 = 0; 4444 = 0; 7268 = 3; 1679 = 2; 3697 = 2
2793 = 1; 4895 = 3
The main thing is to look at the problem like a child, then you will understand that the answer is 3 (three circles in the writing of numbers)
Two horsemen competed to see whose horse would reach the finish line last. However, things did not go well, both stood still. Then they turned to the sage for advice, and after that they both rode at full speed.
The sage advised the horsemen to exchange horses
One student tells another: “Yesterday our college basketball team won the basketball game with a score of 76:40. At the same time, not a single basketball player scored a single goal in this match.”
Women's teams played
A man walks into a store, buys sausage and asks to cut it, not across, but lengthwise. The saleswoman asks: “Are you a fireman?” - "Yes". How did she guess?
The man was in uniform
The lady did not have a driver's license with her. She did not stop at the railroad crossing, although the barrier was down, then, not paying attention to the “brick,” she moved along a one-way street against the traffic and stopped only after passing three blocks. All this happened in front of a traffic police officer, who for some reason did not consider it necessary to intervene.
The lady was walking
On one Odessa street there were three tailoring workshops. The first tailor advertised himself as follows: “The best workshop in Odessa!” The second is “The best workshop in the world!” The third “outdid” them both.
“The best workshop on this street!”
Two brothers were drinking at a bar. Suddenly, one of them began to argue with the bartender, and then pulled out a knife and, not paying attention to his brother’s attempts to stop him, hit the bartender. At his trial he was found guilty of murder. At the end of the trial, the judge said: “You have been found guilty of murder, but I have no choice but to let you go.” Why did the judge have to do this?
The culprit was one of the conjoined twins. The judge could not send a guilty person to prison without putting an innocent person there as well.
We were traveling in the same compartment: Baba Yaga, Zmey Gorynych, a stupid ensign and a smart ensign. There was a bottle of beer on the table. The train entered the tunnel and it became dark. When the train came out of the tunnel, the bottle was empty. Who drank the beer?
The stupid ensign drank the beer, since the other creatures are unreal and do not occur in life!)
Not only children, but also adults love to solve riddles. Especially if you have gathered good friends who are pleasant to be around. Then quizzes, competitions, and riddles are held for a fun company.
We invite you to familiarize yourself with smart, funny and cool riddles that will make your friends suffer a lot before giving the correct answer.
Funny riddles
Adults love to have fun, just like children. Therefore, they will be happy to solve riddles in good company. They lift your spirits.
- It started to rain, the hare sat down under a tree. He is waiting for the weather to improve. Question: under what tree is the hare sitting? (under wet).
- When is it convenient for a black cat to get into a house from the street? (when the owners opened the door).
- There are stationery on the table. This is a ruler, pencil, compass, eraser. Assignment: you need to draw a circle on an A4 sheet of paper. Question: where should I start? (Take out a sheet).
- Can an ostrich tell what kind of bird it is? (Of course not, he doesn’t know how to talk).
- Where does a cat go when crossing the road? (to the other side).
- Hanging on the wall, crying and afraid. (Inexperienced climber).
- It comes in blue, red, yellow or white. He has a big mustache, and there are a lot of hares sitting in him. (Trolleybus).
- Only you own it, and all your acquaintances, friends, and colleagues often use it. (Your name).
These funny riddles for a cheerful company will cheer up every person. They will help you get closer to others and talk about any topic. Thanks to them you will have a lot of fun.
Cool riddles with humor
This is not only funny, but also funny, where humor is present. They are perfect for any competition in which only adults participate.
- Do you know what 90*60*90 is? This is not a model figure. (The driver passes the traffic cop).
- First one nail fell into the water, then the second. As a result, two nails in the water. Who can tell what surname a Georgian has? (Rusted).
- At night it flies, bites, buzzes and at the same time shines. (A mosquito with a gold tooth inserted).
- How many corns are in a glass? (not at all, because they don’t have legs and can’t get in and out).
- She is small, all white, flies very quickly, and buzzes obnoxiously. Starts with the letter B. (Fly. Why on B? After all, she is a natural blonde).
- Walking How old do you think he is? (18 years old. He just got his hair cut to take him into the army).
- What happens to the ball if you drop it into the Red Sea? (The ball will become wet).
All adults will enjoy such cool riddles for a fun company. They will not only lift your spirits, but also make you think.
Logic riddles
These are also cool riddles for a fun company, but they have non-standard answers. Sometimes it seems that the author did not come up with them quite correctly. If you think logically, then you will understand that all the answers are correct.
- This riddle can be solved by a student in no more than five minutes; a student will think about it for about an hour, but an adult will never solve it. And what do you think? Can you? Task: Decipher the letters: ODTCHPSHSVDD. (Answer: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten).
- The young man went to sea to travel. He was shipwrecked and ended up on an island where only girls and women lived. They decided to kill him, but what he told them was that they gave him a ship and sent him back to sea. Question: What did he tell them? Answer: I am ready to die at the hands of myself
- Horse - 5, goose - 2, rooster - 8, cat - 3, donkey -? Answer: Horse - i-go-go (5 letters), goose - ga (2 letters), rooster - ku-ka-re-ku (8 letters), cat - meow (3 letters), donkey - ia (2 letters ).
- Two people approached the river. They needed to swim to the other side. However, the boat cannot support more than one person. How can they swim to the other side without drowning? Answer: these two people were on different banks.
These are fun riddles for a fun group of wits. They will help you think logically and come up with different options. However, there can only be one correct answer.
Riddles with a trick
Play a game that will amuse your company and help you get closer. To do this, try asking riddles that contain some kind of trick:
- There are women who rub themselves near every person and then demand money. (Conductor in transport).
- What do the words day and night have in common? (Soft sign).
- Why does a German lady never answer the door in a dressing gown? (What, does a robe really have doors?).
- How many eggs do you think a person will eat on an empty stomach during extreme hunger? (Only one, because the second egg eaten is not on an empty stomach).
With a catch they will help you relax and laugh to your heart's content. They are true, but with an unexpected answer. Solve, reflect and lift the spirits of yourself and those around you.
Conclusion
Funny riddles for an adult company are interesting entertainment that will not leave anyone indifferent. You will be in a better mood and will train your ingenuity, logic, fantasy and imagination.
Thanks to riddles, even people who don’t know each other get closer and become more friendly. Have fun, solve riddles, interest your friends in an interesting and fun activity.
Each of us has loved solving riddles since childhood. And if they are also funny and cool, then the joy is doubled. But you have to “rack your brains” over logical riddles with a trick. But still, this is a great option to have fun at home on a holiday, at a corporate party, or just in a friendly company. They are also suitable for holding competitions.
And in today’s selection you will find many funny, cheerful and cool riddles with a catch, simple and difficult for adults with answers. Have an interesting time!
What is the most expensive coffee in the world?
Funny riddles with a trick with answers
How many programmers does it take to screw in a light bulb?
(None. This is a hardware problem, programmers cannot solve them)
You are sitting on an airplane, there is a horse in front of you, and a car behind you. Where are you at?
(On the carousel)
Small, gray, looks like an elephant.
(Baby elephant)
He may not have children, but he is still a dad. How is this possible?
(This is the Pope)
One hundred heads and a ton of copper.
(Brass band)
With a mustache, big, carrying hares. What is this?
(Trolleybus)
1 eye, 1 horn, but not a rhinoceros.
(A cow peeks out from around the corner)
Which hand is better to stir tea?
(It is better to stir the tea with a spoon)
What does a watchman do when a sparrow sits on his hat?
(sleeping)
What could be bigger than an elephant and at the same time weightless?
(Elephant's shadow)
What's the difference between an elephant and a flea?
(An elephant can have fleas, but a flea cannot have elephants)
Earrings for simpletons?
(Noodles)
What living creature can easily change its head?
(Louse)
What is the best age for a child?
(When you no longer lead him by the hand, and he still doesn’t lead you by the nose)
It shines, but does not heat.
(15 years of strict regime)
What do you call a cow that doesn't give milk?
(Greedy)
The most expensive coffee in the world?
(Coffee spilled on laptop keyboard)
What is the sapper's least favorite phrase?
(One leg here, one leg there)
For a wise man there are a thousand mysteries around, for a fool or a half-knowledgeable person - everything is clear.
Indian proverb
What should you do when you see a green man?
Funny logic riddles with a trick with answers
These three TV stars have been on the screen for a long time. One is called Stepan, the second is Philip. What is the name of the third one?
(Piggy)
This is given to us three times. The first two times are free. But for the third one you will have to pay.
(Teeth)
What's the difference between a priest and a Volga?
(Pop is father, and Volga is mother)
- Is this red?
- No, black.
- Why is she white now?
- Because it’s still green.
What are we talking about?
(About black currant)
The geese went to water in single file (one after the other).
One goose looked forward - there were 17 heads in front of him. He looked back and there were 42 paws behind him.
How many geese went to water?
(39. 17 ahead, 21 behind, and the goose itself, which was turning its head)
A man bought apples for 5 rubles per piece, but sold them for 3 rubles per piece.
After some time, he became a millionaire. How did he do this?
(He was a billionaire)
Why did Lenin wear boots and Stalin wear boots?
(On the ground)
Under what condition do 3 boys and 2 girls, 4 adults, 1 dog and 1 cat not get wet by standing under just 1 umbrella?
(Assuming it doesn't rain)
An old woman was carrying 50 eggs to the market, and the bottom fell out. How many eggs are left? (Pronounce “a bottom” as “one”)
(Everyone crashed as the bottom fell out)
How to jump from a twenty-meter ladder without breaking?
(Jump from the first step, or, for the brave and dexterous, from the second or third)
Ivan walked to Moscow and went to the mill. There are 4 windows, on each window there are 4 cats. Each cat has 4 kittens, and each kitten has 4 mice. How many legs are there in total?
(Ivan has two legs, the rest are paws)
Funny difficult riddles with a trick with answers
A word of 4 letters is given, but it can also be written with 3 letters.
Usually you can write it in 6 letters and then in 5 letters.
Originally it contained 8 letters, and occasionally consists of 7 letters.
(“Given”, “it”, “usually”, “then”, “born”, “occasionally”)
What kind of bird do you need to pluck the feathers from to get morning, day, evening, and night at once?
(Day)
You enter through one door and exit from three. You think you left, but in fact you entered.
(Shirt)
What is the longest word in the Russian language?
(The Lay of Igor's Campaign)
Two legs are on three legs, and the fourth is in the teeth. Then four ran up and ran away with one. They shouted two on three and three on four. But four screamed and ran away with one.
(A child with a chicken foot in his teeth riding a tricycle)
Everyone knows that three cubed equals twenty-seven. Four cubed is equal to sixty four. What about the tongue in the cube?
(Language in Cuba is Spanish)
The boy Petya’s mother works as a cook at school, and his father works at a meat processing plant. Question: what is the weight of the boy Petya?
(Excess)
They don’t burn on their own, but you still have to extinguish them.
(Debts)
What happens if you combine Microsoft and iPhone?
(MicroPhone)
There is a rich house and a poor one. They are burning. Which house will the police extinguish?
(Police don't put out fires, firemen put out fires)
Crossroads. Traffic light. KAMAZ, a cart and a motorcyclist are standing and waiting for the green light. The yellow light came on and the KAMAZ accelerated. The horse got scared and bit the motorcyclist's ear. Like a traffic accident, but who broke the rules?
(Motorcyclist - he was not wearing a helmet)
The first man is the owner of the precious stones,
The second person is the master of love,
The third person is the owner of the shovel,
The fourth person is the owner of the big stick.
Who are they?
(Kings in a deck of cards)
Russian people have always been a mystery to foreigners.
Boris Polevoy
Fun riddles with a trick with answers
The most famous semiconductor?
(Susanin)
What is it: hanging on the wall and crying?
(Beginner climber)
What are the similarities between a motorcyclist and a chicken?
(Both sit down and rush)
How to find Lenin Square?
(You need to multiply the length of Lenin by the width of Lenin)
Why does the rooster sing so much?
(Because he has ten wives and not a single mother-in-law)
Why doesn't the horse eat chocolate?
(And who will give it to her?!)
Which plant knows everything?
(Horseradish)
Who was the first traffic cop in Rus'?
(Nightingale the Robber)
What is the fear of Santa Claus coming called?
(Claustrophobia)
Between two luminaries I sit alone.
(Nose)
Maybe I'm a fool, but it feels so good to be stuffed.
(Stomach)
What do milk and a hedgehog have in common?
(Both can collapse)
“It’s an eternal mystery how the same woman drives a man crazy over and over again.”
What is 90-60-90?
Funny riddles for girls and women with a trick
Small, wrinkled, is there in every woman?
(Highlight)
What is 90-60-90?
(Driving past a traffic cop)
Before calling a woman a “bunny,” what should a man check?
(Make sure he has enough "cabbage")
What is the difference between a women's dormitory and a men's dormitory?
(In the women's dormitory, dishes are washed after meals, and in the men's dormitory - before)
Husband getting ready for work:
- Honey, clean my jacket.
Wife:
- I've already cleaned it.
- And the trousers?
- I cleaned it too.
- And the boots?
What did the wife answer?
(Do boots have pockets?)
The name of the first woman in the world to master an aircraft.
(Baba Yaga)
The girl could not sleep at night. She twisted and turned, but nothing could help. Suddenly she picked up the phone and called somewhere. And after that she was able to sleep peacefully. Why exactly after the call could she fall asleep?
(In the next apartment, a neighbor was snoring very heavily. She called him and woke him up. Then she fell asleep)
She’s capricious and stubborn, she doesn’t want to go to kindergarten...
(Daughter, not mom)
What's not in a woman's handbag?
(About)
What did Anna Karenina leave as a legacy to modern fashion?
(Platform shoes)
A gift for my husband from the resort.
(Horns)
How many shoes does a woman need to be “completely happy”?
(One more pair than she already has)
In this video there are other tricky, funny and cool riddles with a trick. Try to guess!
1.To stroke from the front, you need to lick from the back. (Postage Stamp)
2. Hair all around, sausage in the middle. (Corn)
4. Hair on hair, body on body and the dark business begins. (Eyelids)
5. Now cold, now hot, now hanging, now standing. (Shower)
6. There - here - back, it’s nice for you and me. (Swing)
7. Why are you looking at me? Take off your clothes, I'm yours! (Bed)
8. The hairy head goes behind the cheek deftly. (Toothbrush)
9. We are daring guys, we climb into sex cracks! (Broom)
10. Lying on his back - no one needs him. Lean it against the wall - it will come in handy. (Ladder)
11. In a dark room, on a white sheet, 2 hours of pleasure. (Movie)
12. Remember it a little, it will become hard like potatoes. (Snowball)
13. I’ll take it in my hands, squeeze it tightly - it will become elastic and hard like a turnip. (Snowball)
14. The red head climbs into the hole deftly (Woodpecker)
15. Small, black, wrinkled - every woman has one. (Highlight)
16. If it weren’t for grandma’s shaggy clothes, grandpa’s beaters would be freezing. (Mittens)
17. Not a horseradish, not a carrot - a red head. (Pioneer in cap)
18. He came up from behind, put it in and walked away. (Slippers)
19. How good it is for you and me when you lie on your back... (Hedgehog with an apple)
20. I take it with both hands, put it between my legs... (bicycle).
21. Which fellow is dripping from the end in the morning. (tap)
22. What is it - made of three letters that goes into one ear and comes out of the other? (Scrap)
23. Mustache, striped. (Mattress)
24. What is it: enters dry, comes out wet, gives warmth and joy? (Tea bag)
25. What elongates when you take it in your hands, pass it between the breasts and insert it into the hole? (Safety belt)
26. If all the women do the splits, what will happen? (The earth will be fucked up)
27. Grain that has passed through fire, water and copper pipes. (Moonshine)
28. A new name for the former American president's favorite musical instrument. (Sexophone)
29. Why do women scratch their eyes in the morning? (Because they don't have balls)
30. The most harmful insect, black back, white belly, legs covered in manure. (Summer resident)
32. What do Formula 1 and sex have in common? (Pit stop - tire change)
33. What is the last thing that comes to mind when a beetle flies into the windshield of a moving car? (His ass)
34. You are sitting on an airplane, there is a horse in front of you, and a car behind you. Where are you at? (On the carousel)
35. Who is this: Red heels sticking out of the garden bed? (Red-heeled bed-raker)
36. With claws, not a bird, it flies and swears. (Electrician)
37. With onions and eggs, but not a pie? (Robin Hood)
39. The scarlet sugar itself, the caftan is green velvet. (Negative on color film, capturing the “new Russian”)
40. Black on top, red inside. The way you put it in, it’s so wonderful. (Galoshes)
44. How many programmers does it take to screw in a light bulb? (None. This is a hardware problem, programmers cannot solve them)
45.What is it: small, gray and weighs 3 kilograms? (A mouse with weight problems)
46. What word begins with three letters "G" and ends with three letters "I"? (Trigonometry)
47. One eye, one horn, but not a rhinoceros? (A cow peeks out from around the corner)
48. What has a head but no brain? (Cheese, onion, garlic)
49. What is: black on the outside, yellow on the inside? (Chick Ninja)
50. What is it: with eyes but does not see, with a beak but does not peck, with wings but does not fly? (Dead crow)
53. Doesn't bark, doesn't bite, and has the same name. (@)
54. About 40 million people do THIS at night. What it is? (Internet)
56. What is it: written in black and white? (The toilet where the black man stood)
57. What kind of woman first rubs around you and then demands money? (Conductor on the tram)
58. Which plant knows everything? (Horseradish)
62. What is: green, bald and jumping? (Soldier at the disco)
64. What is: 90/60/90? (Speed with traffic cop)
65.What is it: hanging on the wall and crying? (Climber)
66. What is it: the eyes are afraid - the hands do it. (Phone sex)
67. What is it: there is a head, but there is no head, there is a head, but there is no head? (The lame man behind the fence)
The best
51. What is this: in white lace, moos and crawls on the ground? (Drunk bride)
52. What is it: many heads, a long tail, sparkling eyes, small and dirty eggs? (The line for eggs for 90 kopecks in the 80s of the twentieth century)
31. What is the difference between a woman’s breasts and a toy railroad? (Nothing: both are created for children, and dads play with them)
63. What is a small, white thing that sucks blood? (Tampon)
45.What is it: red, white and black, standing in the corridor, and cannot turn around? (Nun with a spear in her throat)
90.Which is easier to unload: a carriage with bricks, or with dead babies? (With babies, because you can prick them 3-4 on a pitchfork)
99.What is it: green, but press the button red? (frog in an electric meat grinder)
6.What is that little red thing knocking on the glass? (baby in the microwave)
59. What is the difference between a young bachelor and an old one? (A young bachelor cleans his house to invite a woman, and an old bachelor invites a woman to his house to clean up)
60. What is the difference between a teacher and a pedophile? (The pedophile truly loves children)
61. What is: two ends, two rings? (for gays)
43. How many babies can fit in a double stroller? (And this, depending on how you chop it...)
45. How many eggs can a woman hold in one hand? (Both)
55. What is: black and white, black and white, black and white? (The nun rolls head over heels down the mountain
Puzzles:
1. How many giraffes can fit into “Zaporozhets”?
2. 2. How many hippopotamuses fit into the Zaporozhets?
3. How many operations do you need to perform to place a giraffe in an ordinary refrigerator?
4. How many operations are needed to put a hippopotamus in the refrigerator?
5. What is this: small, green, sitting at a depth of three meters and swallowing stones?
6. What is this: cheerful, red, with spots, sticking out of the garden?
7. What is it: black, big, on one leg?
8. And this: black, big, on two legs?
9. And this: black, big, on three legs?
10. Three tourists were walking through the forest, and they had three pies in their backpack for the three of them. On the first day they ate one pie. On the second day they ate the second pie. On the third day they look in the backpack - it’s empty! Where did the third pie go?
11. Imagine that the Moscow Ministry of Health dug a shaft with a diameter of 1 meter through the center of the earth and threw a stone with a diameter of 5 cm into it. Will it reach the opposite end of the shaft?
12. Who will run faster around the Kremlin - a giraffe or a hippopotamus?
13. Two acquaintances were traveling on the Orient Express. One had a German Shepherd, and the other had a domestic suitcase. Once they quarreled, and in the heat of the quarrel the first one threw a suitcase out the window, and the second one threw a dog out the window in retaliation. After that, both pulled the stop valve. The train stopped, they ran out - and they saw a shepherd dog rushing towards them, and in its teeth... What?
Guess:
1. Three: although the car has four seats, one seat is reserved for the driver.
2. Not a single one, because all the seats in “Zaporozhets” are already occupied by giraffes.
3. You need to do three operations: open the refrigerator door, put the giraffe in, close the door.
4. This time you need four operations: open the door, take out the giraffe, put in the hippopotamus and close the door.
5. The answer is simple: it’s a little green stone swallower.
6. Even simpler: a cheerful red-heeled bed-raker.
7. One-legged black man
8. Two one-legged blacks (and not just a black man, as some thought!)
9. Piano (not three one-legged blacks).
10. They lost him.
11. No, because at a depth of three meters it will be eaten by a small green stone swallower.
12. Giraffe, because the hippopotamus is sitting in the refrigerator and cannot take part in this competition.
13. Not a suitcase (this would be too simple for a riddle of the third kind). Correct answer: The shepherd dog is holding a pie in its teeth, which was lost by three tourists in the forest.
Name a word that has 40 vowels.
Soroka (forty "A").
A hippopotamus flew across the sky, and a hunter with a gun ran along the ground behind him. The hunter fired and the hippo fell on him. Who is still alive?
Elephant because he flew out later.
How many peas can fit into one glass?
Not at all, because the peas don't move.
What is it: hanging on the wall and smelling?
Clock: the cuckoo died in it.
Why don't elephants fly?
By air.
How is a horse different from a needle?
First you sit on a needle, then you jump, and first you jump on a horse, then you sit.
How is the first floor different from the ninth?
You'll fall from the first floor: "Boom! - A-ah!" And from the ninth “A-ah! - Bang!”
What is the difference between a circus audience and a balloon?
The balloon is first inflated, then released, and the public is first admitted, and then inflated.
How is a person different from a locomotive?
The locomotive first whistles, then starts moving, and the man first starts moving, and then walks and whistles.
Not exactly a childish riddle: what is the difference between a young bachelor and an old one?
A young bachelor cleans his house to invite a woman, and an old bachelor invites a woman to his house to clean it up.
What do money and a coffin have in common?
Both are first nailed down and then lowered.
Two nails fell into the water. What is the Georgian's last name?
Rusted.
How do day and night end?
A soft sign.
What is it: blue, big, with a mustache and completely stuffed with bunnies?
Trolleybus.
What is it: flies, rustles, and not rustles?
Rustler's brother
a) Pet, starts with "t".
Cockroach.
b) Pet, starts with "d". Two cockroaches.
c) Pet, starts with "s".
There's only one cockroach.
What is this: sitting on the window, speaking French?
Frenchman.
What is the correct way to say: “I don’t see the white yolk” or “I don’t see the white yolk”?
The yolk cannot be white.
Why do girls in Paris wear red hair?
On the ground.
What is the difference between a tractor and a tomato?
The tomato is red, and the door on the tractor opens outward.
What is it: in the sky, not in the earth; the woman has two, the man has none?
Letter "B".
What word starts with three letters "G" and ends with three letters "I"?
"Trigonometry".
The riddle is absolutely childish:
a) What is this: standing black on one leg?
One-legged black man.
b) What is this: standing black, on two legs?
Two one-legged blacks.
c) Is the black thing standing on three legs?
No, these are not three one-legged blacks, but just a piano :-)
One eye, one horn, but not a rhinoceros?
A cow peeks out from around the corner :-)
What stands in the middle of the Earth?
Letter "m".
Moscow was started, what was the first nail they hammered into?
In a hat.
What is the correct way to say: fish have no teeth, fish have no teeth, or fish have no teeth?
Fish have teeth.
Who is this - small, lives in the ground, begins with "Sh"?
Little worm.
Why does the pop buy a hat?
Because they don't give it for nothing.
Why does a duck swim?
From the shore.
The hunter walked past the clock tower. He took out a gun and fired. Where did he end up?
To the police.
What is the difference between water and twins?
Water is H2O, and the twins are Oh, two!
Small, gray, looks like an elephant?
Elephant.
Problems with a trick
1. Three tractor drivers have a brother, Sergei, but Sergei has no brothers. Could this be possible?
2. There were 50 candles burning in the room, 20 of them were blown out. How many will be left?
3. If it is raining at 12 o'clock at night, can we expect sunny weather 72 hours later?
4. A tin can was placed on the edge of the table, tightly closed with a lid, so that 2/3 of the can hung from the table. After some time, the can fell. What was in the jar?
5. Is it possible to create another element from two chemical elements?
6. As you know, all native Russian female names end in either “a” or “ya”: Anna, Maria, Olga, etc. However, there is only one girl's name that does not end in either "a" or "z". Name it.
7. Name five days without giving numbers (eg 1, 2, 3,..) or names of days (eg Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday...).
8. When is the best time for a black cat to get into the house?
9. There are a ruler, a pencil, a compass and an eraser on the table. You need to draw a circle on a piece of paper. Where to begin?
10. One train travels from Moscow to St. Petersburg with a delay of 10 minutes, and the other from St. Petersburg to Moscow with a delay of 20 minutes. Which of these trains will be closer to Moscow when they meet?
11. Three swallows flew out of the nest. What is the probability that after 15 seconds they will be in the same plane?
12. There are two coins on the table; in total they give 3 rubles. One of them is not 1 ruble. What coins are these?
13. How fast should a dog run so as not to hear the clink of a frying pan tied to its tail?
14. A satellite makes one revolution around the Earth in 1 hour 40 minutes, and another in 100 minutes. How can it be?
15. The roof of one house is not symmetrical: one slope makes an angle of 60 degrees with the horizontal, the other makes an angle of 70 degrees. Suppose a rooster lays an egg on the ridge of a roof. In which direction will the egg fall - towards a flatter or steeper slope?
16. There is an elevator in a 12-story building. Only 2 people live on the ground floor; from floor to floor the number of residents doubles. Which button in the elevator of this building is pressed most often?
17. The boy fell down 4 steps and broke his leg. How many legs will a boy break if he falls down 40 steps?
18. A very old riddle: Kondrat was walking along the railway to Leningrad, and five guys were walking towards him. Each of the guys had 2 baskets, each basket had 3 cats. Each cat has 2 mice in its teeth, and each mouse also has a mouse. Then Uncle Kondrat began to think: how many children, kittens and mice were going to Leningrad?
19. Is it possible: two heads, two arms and six legs, but only four in walking?
20. Which wheel does not spin when turning right?
21. Another riddle “with a beard”: two fathers and two sons were walking and found three oranges. They began to divide - everyone got one. How could this be?
22. There were 90 apples growing on a birch tree. A strong wind blew and 10 apples fell. How much is left?
23. What words exhausted Winnie the Pooh?
24. Under which tree does the hare sit when it rains?
25. How far into the forest can a hare run?
26. What word always sounds wrong?
27. What kind of dishes can you not eat anything from?
28. Where does the chicken go when crossing the road?
29. What horse doesn’t eat oats?
30. When is the day shorter: in winter or summer?
31. In what cases is a number called a fruit?
32. What is dropped when needed and picked up when no longer needed?
33. What will the gray horse be like if you bathe it?
34. How many eggs can you eat on an empty stomach?
35. What stones have geologists still not discovered in the beds of existing rivers?
36. Where does the water stand?
Answers
1. Yes, if the tractor drivers are women.
2. 20 left: blown out candles will not burn out completely.
3. No, - in 72 hours it will be midnight again.
4. A piece of ice.
5. Yes, galvanic.
6. Love.
7. The day before yesterday, yesterday, today, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow.
8. Many people immediately say that at night. Everything is much simpler: when the door is open
9. You need to get a sheet of paper.
10. At the moment of meeting they will be at the same distance from Moscow.
11. Three points always form one plane.
12. 1 and 2 rubles.
13. This problem in the company is immediately identified by the physicist: the physicist immediately answers that she needs to run at supersonic speed. Of course, it is enough for the dog to stand still.
14. 1 hour 40 minutes = 100 minutes
15. Roosters don't lay eggs.
16. Regardless of the distribution of residents by floor, button "1".
17. Just one, because his second one is already broken.
18. Not at all - they all walked towards him.
19. Yes, this is a rider on a horse.
20. Spare.
21. They were grandfather, father and son.
22. Apples don’t grow on birch trees.
23. Long.
24. Under the wet.
25. Until the middle. Then he runs out of the forest.
26. The word "wrong".
27. From empty.
28. To the other side of the road.
29. Chess.
30. A day is always 24 hours.
31. At school, “one” is “banana”; at the shooting range, “ten” is “apple”.
32. Anchor.
33. Wet.
34. One (the second will no longer be on an empty stomach:).
35. Dry.
36. In a glass.
