Riddles & Brain Teasers

Conundrum of the Mind: Six Hard Trivia Teasers

A challenging set of 6 trivia teasers requiring deep knowledge and lateral thinking.

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1
The more it dries, the wetter it becomes. What is it?
Question 1
2
Two mathematicians meet. The first says: 'I have three daughters.' The second asks: 'What are their ages?' The first replies: 'The product of their ages is 36.' The second says: 'That is not enough information.' The first adds: 'The sum of their ages is equal to the number of windows in that building.' The second looks, then says: 'I still need more information.' The first finally says: 'The oldest daughter has blue eyes.' What are the ages of the three daughters?
Question 2
3
Albert, Bernard, and Cheryl are each wearing a hat. They know that there are three blue hats and two red hats total. They are all logical and truthful. Albert can see Bernard and Cheryl's hats, but not his own. Bernard can see Cheryl's hat, but not his own or Albert's. Cheryl cannot see any hats. No one speaks until Albert says: 'I do not know the color of my hat.' Then Bernard says: 'I now know the color of my hat.' What color is Albert's hat?
Question 3
4
It is alive without breath, and can be dead as soon as it speaks. What is it?
Question 4
5
A man is running to home plate. He touches third base, rounds for home, crosses the plate, but does not score a run. Why not?
Question 5
6
You meet three gods: one always tells the truth, one always lies, and one answers randomly. You may ask three yes/no questions, each to any one god. The gods understand English but answer in their own language, using 'da' or 'ja' for yes and no, but you do not know which word means which. What is a strategy to determine the identities of all three gods with your three questions?
Question 6