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1.
You are at a carnival booth. Two boxes contain nothing, and one box contains $100. Which box should you pick if only two boxes are telling the truth?
Box 1: There is nothing in Box 3
Box 2: The box the money is in is lying
Box 3: Box 1 is lying |
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2.
Which of these statements is/are true?
Statement 1: Statement 4 is true
Statement 2: There are at least two false statements
Statement 3: Statement 4 is false
Statement 4: This is the only true statement |
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| 3.
You go to a casino table that costs $1 to play where you draw 4 cards from a normal 52-card deck. If all 4 cards you draw are kings, then you win $7,311,615. Is the prize amount fair? |
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| 4.
A fugitive has escaped from prison and flees to an intersection where he has the choice of three alleys to hide in. He quickly chooses an alley at random and hides. An officer chasing him chooses an alley at random and plans to search. The fugitive's friend gives the police an anonymous tip that the fugitive is hiding in an alley other than the one the officer wants to search, and other than the one the fugitive is really hiding in. The officer searches the alley the anonymous caller told him to search, and finds it empty. The fugitive's friend realizes the trouble he's in, so he admits his trick to the police. The friend then runs away before revealing where the fugitive is really hiding. The officer can now search the alley he was originally going to search, search the alley he already searched, or search the remaining alley. What should the officer do? |
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5.
Four people are found in an alley after reported fighting. Two people are victims, while the other two are the attackers. The attackers are lying, and the victims are telling the truth. Based on that information, who were the two attackers?
TJ: Drake beat me up
Jake: I saw RJ getting attacked
Drake: TJ beat me up
RJ: I saw Jake getting attacked |
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6.
Four people are possible suspects in robbing a bank. Two of the people worked together to rob the bank, while the other two are innocent. The guilty people are lying, while the innocent people are telling the truth. Who were the robbers?
Connor: Reese was one of the robbers
Emma: Bud was one of the robbers
Bud: Connor and Emma were the robbers
Reese: Emma was not one of the robbers |
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| 7.
It takes Ray 3 hours to clean the house. It takes Craig 2 hours to clean the house. How long would it take for them to clean it together? |
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8.
A man escapes from jail with help from his girlfriend. Four girls are accused of being the man's girlfriend. His girlfriend is lying. Two girls are innocent and telling the truth. The other girl is the man's sister who is helping the girlfriend lie. Who is the man's sister?
Amanda: Melinda is his girlfriend
Vanessa: Eva is lying
Eva: Amanda is lying
Melinda: Vanessa is not his sister |
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| 9.
Which of these has the greatest probability of happening if you roll two dice? |
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10.
Haley, Octavio, Ray, and Kate are found in an alley at midnight and accused of robbing a house. If only the two thieves' statements are false, then who were the thieves?
Kate: It was Haley and Octavio
Haley: It was Kate and Ray
Octavio: It was Kate and I
Ray: It wasn't me |
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