There are twenty-six coins lying on a table in a totally dark room. Ten are heads and sixteen are tails. In the dark, you cannot feel or see if a coin is heads up or tails up.
Your task is to separate the coins into two groups so that each group has the same number of coins heads up as the other group. You may move or flip the coins. How can you accomplish this? No tricks are involved.
Riddle AnswerOne day, a class teacher was told that the school superintendent will be visiting her class on the next day.
The superintendent would be asking questions from her class and the teacher will have the liberty to choose any pupil to answer the question.
Now she is determined that the impression that is cast upon the superintendent after the inspection should be great.
To offer a perfect impression over him, the teacher explained certain instructions to the students to maximise the chances of getting correct answer every time. What did she say to the students?
Riddle AnswerA man and woman run through a field holding hands. They bound toward the sunset, happy as can be. Suddenly, the man moves off of his straight line course and starts veering to his left. At the same time, the woman begins running off to her right.
They continue this for a full minute, but never let go of each others hands.
How is this possible?
Riddle AnswerThere are 2 mothers, 2 daughters, 1 grandmother and 1 granddaughter. How many people are there?
Riddle AnswerThere are ten horses, but only nine stables.
How do you fit all the horses inside?
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