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Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Something you can hold without using your arms.

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Begins and ends with T and has T inside it.

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Has to be broken before you can use it.

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Sits when it stands, jumps when it walks.

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

I live in light, but if light shines on me, I die.

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Stone inside a tree, helps words live; stand still and have less the more I move.

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Two fathers and two sons catch one fish each, but only bring home three.

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Measure 1 cup using a 3-cup and 5-cup container.

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Loses its head every morning, gets it back at night?

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Monkey and squirrel climb a coconut tree; who gets the banana first?

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

No legs, brown, has a head and tail?

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Paul is 9ft tall, wears size 12 shoes, and works at a butcher shop. What does he weigh?

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Logic puzzle: 14 boys, 8 blue shirts, 2 neither, 5 boys in blue. Total class?

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Parents have 6 sons, each has one sister. How many in the family?

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Word with five letters that becomes smaller if you add two letters?

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Sundial has the least moving parts; what has the most?

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Odd one out: Snap, letter, mood, or stun?

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Cat crosses a river without getting wet or using a device.

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Photo riddle: "I have no siblings, but this man's parent is my parent's son."

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Most romantic part of the ocean?

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Use me to stop, take me to smoke, pool's first stroke.

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Some say I am green, red, or yellow. Some play with us; others spray us.

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Statements: "I have at least one daughter," "I have less than ten," "I have more than ten." Only one is true.

Hard Adults & Lateral-Thinking

Hiked south 3 miles, east 3, north 3. Back at camp, I see a bear. What color is it?

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Something you can hold without using your arms.

Begins and ends with T and has T inside it.

Has to be broken before you can use it.

Sits when it stands, jumps when it walks.

I live in light, but if light shines on me, I die.

Stone inside a tree, helps words live; stand still and have less the more I move.

Two fathers and two sons catch one fish each, but only bring home three.

Measure 1 cup using a 3-cup and 5-cup container.

Loses its head every morning, gets it back at night?

Monkey and squirrel climb a coconut tree; who gets the banana first?

No legs, brown, has a head and tail?

Paul is 9ft tall, wears size 12 shoes, and works at a butcher shop. What does he weigh?

Logic puzzle: 14 boys, 8 blue shirts, 2 neither, 5 boys in blue. Total class?

Parents have 6 sons, each has one sister. How many in the family?

Word with five letters that becomes smaller if you add two letters?

Sundial has the least moving parts; what has the most?

Odd one out: Snap, letter, mood, or stun?

Cat crosses a river without getting wet or using a device.

Photo riddle: "I have no siblings, but this man's parent is my parent's son."

Most romantic part of the ocean?

Use me to stop, take me to smoke, pool's first stroke.

Some say I am green, red, or yellow. Some play with us; others spray us.

Statements: "I have at least one daughter," "I have less than ten," "I have more than ten." Only one is true.

Hiked south 3 miles, east 3, north 3. Back at camp, I see a bear. What color is it?

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