The document contains several riddles and puzzles with their answers. It also contains a short poem about not fearing failure or mistakes, but rather fearing regret and missed opportunities from not pursuing one's dreams or taking risks. The poem encourages taking risks, being willing to fail, and getting hurt in order to grow, rather than waiting for painless success.

1. 61 ) An explorer is in a tent. It offers no protection from the
weather. However, if he leaves it he will die. Why?
62) Chuck took his girlfriend to a restaurant. The cheapest
item on the menu was GESG so he ordered it for them both.
What did they get?
63) Tom has three, Dick has three, and Harry has three.
How many do they have altogether?
64) The more you take away the bigger it gets; the more you
add the smaller it becomes. What is it?
65) How do you divide 11 potatoes evenly between 4 boys?
66) When Henry Ford interviewed a candidate for a senior
position in his company he often took the candidate out
for lunch and ordered soup for them. Why?
67) A man sees an advertisement in the newspaper offering
100 cigarette lighters for $10. Why is he disappointed
when his order arrives?
68) If it takes one man three days to dig two holes, how long
will it take him to dig half a hole?
69) What kind of fruit can conduct electricity?
70) What occurs twice in a lifetime, once in a year, twice in a
week, but never in a day?

2. ANSWERS TO CREATIVE TEASERS 9
61) The explorer is sick and in an oxygen tent.
62) Scrambled eggs ( Scramble the word EGGS into GEGS! )
63) Three. Tom, Dick and Harry are brothers. Each has three
sisters so altogether they have three sisters.
64) A hole 65) Make mashed potatoes
66) Ford watched to see if the candidate put salt or pepper into
their soup before tasting it. If so, Ford would not hire them.
He did not want people who prejudged situations. He wanted
people who would test first before taking action.
67) The man received a box of 100 matches.
68) You can’t dig half a hole. 69) Currants
70) The letter E
Fear Not
By Unknown Author
Fear not that you might make a mistake in
believing your dream.
Fear rather that if you don't go for it
You might feel regret and remorse for
you could have succeeded
had you had a little more faith.
Fear not that you might fail.
Fear rather that you will never succeed
if you never try and if you are
unwilling to take risks.
Fear not that you might get hurt.
Fear rather that you will never grow
if you wait for painless success.
The old man said to the young man,
“Why not go out, on a limb,
After all isn't that where the fruit is.”