The document comprises various riddles and observation questions about images, including hidden animals, visual errors, and logical puzzles. Answers to these questions span from identifying shapes and numbers to tricky wordplay. Additionally, it highlights patterns and reasoning required to solve these problems, showcasing both visual and cognitive challenges.

1. QUESTIONS BASED
ON IQ

2. LET’S START

4. #1
How many hidden
animals and
people can you
see?

5. Answer :
6. A bear, a hawk, a
tiger, a horse, a wolf
and a woman.

6. #2
What do you think
the picture on the
right is?

7. Answer
A plastic clothes hanger

8. #3 How many
animals can you
see in the picture
on the right?

9. Answer
25

10. #4 What do you
think the picture
on the left is?

11. Answer
A garden hose

12. #5 Find 6
visual errors.

13. ANSWERS1.The Coca-Cola (Coca-Coca) logo on the bottle.
2.The top of the glass stands in front of the bottle whilethe stem is behind.
3.The writing on the ashtray contains "is" twice: Smokingis
• hazardous to your health.
4. The ashtray has an impossible geometric shape.
5.The handle of the coffee cup.
6.The teeth of the fork (are there 3 or 4 teeth? Maybeboth!)

14. #6 What do you
think the picture on
the left is?

15. Answer
Roll Sushi

16. #7
How many
people are
hidden in the
picture on
the right?

17. Answer : 8

18. #8 What do you
think the picture on
the right is?

19. Answer
Volcanic Rock

20. #9 How many hidden boys
can you find in the picture?

21. Answer
20

22. #10
What do think
the picture on
the left is?

23. Answer
Part of a cell phone

24. The End
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30. • ANSWER:- 143547
• Consider, number as: A + B + C
• Now they are following this pattern: A + B + C = [AxB] [AxC] [(AxB)+(AxC)-(B)]
• Where: [AxB] = First two digits
• [AxC] = Further two digites
• [(AxB)+(AxC)-(B)] = Last two digites
• E.g.: 5 + 3 + 2 =
• First two digites: 5×3= 15
• Further two digites: 5×2= 10
• Last two Digites: 15 + 10 = 25 – 3(middle number from question) = 22
• So, we get 5 + 3 + 2 = 151022

32. • Take out one stick from plus sign and place it on equal sign
• It indicates this equation is unequal

35. 1:
If it takes 85 seconds
to boil 2 eggs, how long
will it take to boil 3
eggs?

36. 1.The
same
time

37. 2:
When does Chicago
begin with a ‘C’, and end
with an ‘E’?

38. Always –
Chicago begins
with a ‘C’, and
end begins with
an ‘E’

39. 3:
My neighbour has 4
daughters, and each has
a brother – how many
children does my
neighbour have?

40. 1.5 – each
daughter has
the same
brother

41. 4:
What is it that, when
you take away the
whole, you have some
still left?

42. 1.The word
‘wholesome’

43. 5:
How many times can
you take 9 apples away
from 54 apples?

44. 1. Only once – because then
you don’t have 54 apples
left

45. Can you guess the next
letter in this series…
CYGTNLIT…?

46. 1. ‘S’ - the sequence is based on the
initial letters of each word in
the question

47. What do female
elephants have that no
other female animal
has?

48. 1.Baby
elephants

49. What is the last thing
you take off each night
before you get into
bed?

50. 1.Your feet
from the
floor

51. How is it possible to
make this sum correct?
5 – 2 = 4

52. 1. Write the number ‘5’
as a word using capital
letters (FIVE) – then
take the F and E away
(minus 2) – which
leaves IV – 4 in Roman
numerals

53. Sally bets John she can
jump from a 10 storey
building to the concrete
floor below and not injure
herself. How does she win
the bet?

54. 1.Sally jumps from
the ground floor
onto the outside

55. Finish
• Made by Vinayak Aggarwal
• IX-C
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