Riddles, one at a time
Three chests: gold, silver and bronze. The treasure is in one of them. Exactly one of these labels is true. Gold: 'The treasure is in here.' Silver: 'The treasure is not in here.' Bronze: 'The treasure is not in the gold chest.' Which chest holds the treasure?
Three Chests
Try each chest and count the true labels.
SILVER
If it were in gold or bronze, two labels would be true. Only silver leaves exactly one true label (bronze's).
Count Every Cube
27
Column heights, row by row: 4+3+3+1 = 11, 3+3+2+1 = 9, 2+2+1 = 5, 1+1 = 2. Total 27, hidden cubes included.
Square, Circle, X
How many closed areas can you count?
Each corner outside the circle is split by a diagonal.
12
4 slices inside the circle, and each corner is cut in two: 4 + 8 = 12.
Flip-Flop Gates
Gates start as shown and flip after each box. Where does box 3 land?
BIN C
After boxes 1 and 2, box 3 goes left, right, right.
Hands Apart: 9:45
What is the SMALLER angle between the hands?
The hour hand moves 30° each hour. How far has it gone after 45 minutes?
22.5°
The minute hand is on 9; the hour hand is 3/4 of the way to 10: 3/4 × 30° = 22.5°.
Flip, Then Turn
B
Flip left-right first, then a quarter turn clockwise: card B.
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