First of all there will be large gaps between these 4 questions and their answers. This is so that you can come up with an answer before you're given the "right" answer. I thought this was interesting....
Question 1: How do you put a giraffe in your refrigerator?
Answer: Pretty simple. Just open the door, cram it in there, and close the door!
(This question is designed to see if you look at things in a complicated way

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Question 2: How do you squeeze an elephant into the same refrigerator of yours?
You didn't say "Just open the door and cram it in there", did you? The first thing to do would be to get that giraffe out of there first.Then put in the elephant.
(This question is meant to determine how well you see the repercussions of your previous actions).
Question 3: Next, The Lion King is hosting an animal conference for all animals on the planet. Which one doesn't show up?
The elephant, seeing as how he or she is trapped in your fridge and all!
(This question supposedly tests your memory)
Last Question: In just moments you decide that you simply must get across the river behind your house. But it is full of man-eating crocodiles and you have no boat. How do you get to the other side?
Since all animals, including crocodiles, are at The Lion King's conference, it seems you are safe to dive in and swim across.
(A question designed to see if you have learned from your mistakes so far...)
This quiz is just silliness but it is actually real. 90% of all the professionals it was given to, by Anderson Consulting Worldwide, got NONE right!!! When given to preschoolers, a significantly higher number in the test group got several right. Hmmmm. What do we make of that?
There is a splendid intelligence in simplifying things.

How'd you do?