CHILDREN WILL BE ABLE TO MAKE THEIR MIND MORE ACTIVE AND FAST BY SEE THIS SLIDE AND GIVING ANSWERS TO IT .

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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