RIDDLE: Mixed Fruit
Submitted by: Tammy K.
There are 3 boxes: one with only apples, one with only oranges, and one with both. All labels are wrong. You can pick one fruit from one box. How do you label all boxes correctly?
Last Month’s Riddle: Mis-Coinception
Two U.S. coins add up to 30 cents. If one of them is not a nickel, what are the two coins?
Solution: A nickel (5 cents), and a quarter (25 cents). This question makes you believe that neither coin is a nickel, which isn’t the case.
Solved by: Efraim Ben-Haim, Sol Borger, The Blum Family, Max Anteby, Benjamin Dana, Danny Esses, Murray Dana, Family Zimmerman, H. Soleimani, and the Big Cheese.
JUNIOR RIDDLE: A Numbers Game
Submitted by: Robert C.
How many times can you subtract 5 from 25?
Last Month’s Junior Riddle: Time Twist
What day follows the day before yesterday if two days from now will be Sunday?
Solution: Thursday. “Two days from now will be Sunday,” so today is Friday. The “day that follows the day before yesterday” is just yesterday, which would be Thursday.
Solved by: Morris Kabani, Big Mike, Sol Borger, The Blums, Vicky Salame, Dassi Zimmerman, Haim Soleimani, Danny Esses, and The Shmulster.