A young man inherited two shoe factories that produced beautiful women's shoes. The employees started stealing shoes for their girlfriends and wives, but it was impossible to catch everyone. To decrease theft, the man decided to have one factory make only right shoes and the other only left shoes.

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Smart Puzzle 1
Answer
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One young man inherited two factories where very beautiful ladies' shoes
were produced. All was going well until the man noticed that the employees
started stealing the beautiful shoes for their girlfriends and wives. And there
was no way to catch everyone!
What decision did the young man make to decrease the number of stolen
shoes?

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Smart Puzzle 1
Answer
One young man inherited two factories where very beautiful
ladies' shoes were produced. All was going well until the man
noticed that the employees started stealing the beautiful shoes
for their girlfriends and wives. And there was no way to catch
everyone!
What decision did the young man make to decrease the
number of stolen shoes?
The owner ordered
one factory to
produce only the
right shoes and the
other one — only the
left shoes.

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Clue
Smart Puzzle 2
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Clue
On an exam, a professor gave a female student a femur and asked:
— How many femurs do you have?
— Five!
— Wrong! You have only two femurs.
But the student was right. How is this possible?
Femur

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Clue
Smart Puzzle 2
On an exam, a professor gave a female student a femur and asked:
— How many femurs do you have?
— Five!
— Wrong! You have only two femurs.
But the student was right. How is this possible?
Femur
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Answer

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Clue
Smart Puzzle 2
The student was pregnant. She meant her two femurs, the two femurs of
her child, and the one that she was holding in her hand.
Femur
Answer

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Answer See Next Slide for
the Answer
Smart Puzzle 3
An autocratic ruler of an island
didn't want aliens to settle on
the island. He wanted to seem
like a fair monarch, so he
made a law. According to the
law, every person who wants
to settle on the island has to
make a statement on which
their lives would depend.
The statement said: "If the
alien tells the truth, he will be
shot. And if he tells lies, he will
be hung."
What should the alien say to
outsmart the ruler?

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Answer
Smart Puzzle 3
An autocratic ruler of an island didn't want
aliens to settle on the island. He wanted to
seem like a fair monarch, so he made a law.
According to the law, every person who
wants to settle on the island has to make a
statement on which their lives would
depend.
The statement said: "If the alien tells the
truth, he will be shot. And if he tells lies, he
will be hung."
What should the alien say to outsmart the
ruler?
If the alien says, "I'm sentenced to be hanged," he will corner
the ruler. If this is true, the ruler needs to shoot him. But it's not
true. And if it's not true, he must be hung. But this would mean
that he told the truth. So, the statement, "I'm sentenced to be
hanged," will save the alien's life.

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Smart Puzzle 4
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Answer
What do you see other than the Bull?

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Smart Puzzle 4
Answer
When you flip the Bull logo upside down, it looks like
a robot reading a book on a park bench.

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Smart Puzzle 5
What does the
complete
Message say?
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Clue

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Smart Puzzle 5
What does the
complete
Message say?
Clue

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Smart Puzzle 5
What does the
complete
Message say?
Clue
Answer
Answer pie
Sum
1
eight

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An Observation Exercise 1
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Answers
The black-and-
white drawing
shows a typical
family from the
1950s, with a mum
and dad and five
children.
Can you find all
the 12 intentional
mistakes in this
50's inspired
drawing?

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Answers to An
Observation
Exercise 1

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An Observation Exercise 2
What is the
Mistake in this
Picture?
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for the
Answer

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An Observation Exercise 2
Answer

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An Observation Exercise 3
Can you find the Mistake in the Picture?
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Next
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for the
Answer

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An Observation Exercise 3
Answer

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Math Puzzle 1
What is the value of the missing number “?” in the lunar
diagram below?

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Answer
Math Puzzle 1
What is the value of the missing number “?” in the lunar
diagram below?
?=8 (the relationship between the
diagonals are cubes and cube roots)

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Math Puzzle 2
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Math Puzzle 2
Answer
TWISTER = 14
It is number of letters of the word on the left
multiplied by 2.

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Deductive Thinking
Puzzle 1
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Deductive Thinking
Puzzle 1
ANSWER.

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See Next Slide for the ANSWER.
Deductive Thinking
Puzzle 2

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ANSWER.
Deductive Thinking
Puzzle 2

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Lateral Thinking Puzzle 1
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for the Answer
A man shoots his
wife. Then he puts
her under water
and after all of it,
he hangs her. And
then they go out
for dinner.
How is this
possible?

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Lateral Thinking Puzzle 1
Answer
A man shoots his
wife. Then he puts
her under water
and after all of it,
he hangs her. And
then they go out
for dinner.
How is this
possible?
The man is a photographer, he shot a picture of his wife,
processed it under water, and hung it to dry. Assuming
that he is old-school and doesn't like digital
photography.

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Lateral Thinking Puzzle 2
There is a 20 km long bridge which can only support up to 2000 kg. A car
weighing exactly 2000 kg starts slowly crossing the bridge and when the
car gets halfway across of the bridge, a bird weighing 200 grams lands on
top of it.
Will the bridge collapse? Give your reason.
See Next Slide for the Answer

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Lateral Thinking Puzzle 2
There is a 20 km long bridge
which can only support up to
2000 kg. A car weighing exactly
2000 kg starts slowly crossing
the bridge and when the car gets
halfway across of the bridge, a
bird weighing 200 grams lands
on top of it.
Will the bridge collapse? Give
your reason.
Answer No. While traveling slow over half of the bridge,
which is 10 km, the car definitely would have
used more than 200 grams of fuel. Therefore, the
bird’s weight will not have any impact on the
total weight.

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Logical Thinking Puzzle 1
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Which number
is missing?
Why?

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Logical Thinking Puzzle 1
the Answer: 4 The answer is the number of intersections
of straight lines.
Which number
is missing?
Why?

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Logical Thinking Puzzle 2
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the Answer
Looking at the
picture,
who is the poorest
Diner?
A, B, C or D
Give your reason

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Logical Thinking Puzzle 2
Answer
Looking at the picture,
who is the poorest Diner?
A, B, C or D
Give your reason.

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Surviving - Thinking Clearly
Problem 1
A sudden fire breaks out
in your house. Before
calling the fire
department, what
do you do?
Choose a), b) or c)
Give your reasoning
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for Answer

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Surviving - Thinking Clearly
Problem 1
A sudden fire breaks out
in your house. Before
calling the fire
department, what
do you do?
Choose a), b) or c)
Give your reasoning
Answer c)

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Surviving - Thinking Clearly
Problem 2
You’re driving along quietly
when suddenly your car
goes off the road and into
a lake. The car starts to sink,
so you don’t have much time
to save yourself.
What would you do?
Choose a), b) or c)
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for Answer

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Surviving - Thinking Clearly
Problem 2
You’re wandering
on a mountain when
you suddenly find
a big snake in your
path. What should
you do?
Choose a), b) or c)
Answer b)

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Picture Puzzle
Can you find 6
Hidden Words
in the Picture
in less than 3
minutes?
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you need to know
what the 6 Hidden
Words are

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Picture Puzzle Can you find 6
Hidden Words
in the Picture
in less than 3
minutes?
The 6 Hidden
Words are:
1. Kite
2. Balloon
3. Jump
4. Pizza
5. Funny
6. Hammer
See Next Slide for the Answers

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Picture Puzzle Can you find 6
Hidden Words
in the Picture
in less than 3
minutes?
The 6 Hidden
Words are:
1. Kite
2. Balloon
3. Jump
4. Pizza
5. Funny
6. Hammer
Answers

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Matchstick Puzzle 1
Move 3 matchsticks to get 4 equal triangles.
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By moving 3
matchsticks,
make the
fish face the
opposite
direction

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Matchstick Puzzle 1
Move 3 matchsticks to get 4 equal triangles.
By moving 3
matchsticks,
make the
fish face the
opposite
direction

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Matchstick Puzzle 2
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Shown here is a fly
in a wineglass. Move
2 matchsticks to
place the fly outside
the glass. The glass
should still be in it's
original form.

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Matchstick Puzzle 2
Answer
Shown here is a fly in a
wineglass. Move 2
matchsticks to place the
fly outside the glass.
The glass should still be
in it's original form.

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Observation Skill
Can you find
the Hidden
Wrapped Gift
within 2
Minutes?
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Answer

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Observation Skill
Can you find
the Hidden
Wrapped Gift
within 2
Minutes?
Answer

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Mystery Object 1
Clue
See the Next
Slide
for a Clue
Identify the
Mystery Objects
# 1 - #3
Each is a close-up
shot of a part of
the object.
For each mystery
object, you can
make 3 intelligent
guesses before
checking the
answer at the slide
that follows.

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Mystery Object 1
Clue
See the Next
Slide
for the Answer
Identify the Mystery
Objects
# 1 - #3
Each is a close-up shot
of a part of the object.
For each mystery
object, you can make 3
intelligent guesses
before checking the
answer at the slide that
follows.

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Mystery Object 1
Clue
Answer
Identify the Mystery
Objects
# 1 - #3
Each is a close-up shot
of a part of the object.
For each mystery
object, you can make 3
intelligent guesses
before checking the
answer at the slide that
follows.
Paint
Roller

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Mystery Object 2
CLUE
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Clue
Identify the
Mystery Objects
# 1 - #3
Each is a close-up
shot of a part of
the object.
For each mystery
object, you can
make 3 intelligent
guesses before
checking the
answer at the slide
that follows.

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Mystery Object 2
CLUE
Identify the Mystery
Objects
# 1 - #3
Each is a close-up shot
of a part of the object.
For each mystery
object, you can make 3
intelligent guesses
before checking the
answer at the slide that
follows.
See the Next
Slide
for the Answer

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Mystery Object 2
CLUE
Identify the Mystery
Objects
# 1 - #3
Each is a close-up shot
of a part of the object.
For each mystery
object, you can make 3
intelligent guesses
before checking the
answer at the slide that
follows.
Answer
Sock

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Mystery Object 3
See the Next
Slide
for a Clue
CLUE
Identify the
Mystery Objects
# 1 - #3
Each is a close-up
shot of a part of
the object.
For each mystery
object, you can
make 3 intelligent
guesses before
checking the
answer at the slide
that follows.

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Mystery Object 3
CLUE
Identify the Mystery
Objects
# 1 - #3
Each is a close-up
shot of a part of the
object.
For each mystery
object, you can make
3 intelligent guesses
before checking the
answer at the slide
that follows.
See the Next
Slide
for the Answer

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Mystery Object 3
CLUE
Identify the Mystery
Objects
# 1 - #3
Each is a close-up
shot of a part of the
object.
For each mystery
object, you can make
3 intelligent guesses
before checking the
answer at the slide
that follows.
Answer
Computer
Mouse

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Picture Puzzle
Observe the
Picture
carefully.
Can you in
less than 1
minute find
where the
hidden
Alligator is
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for the Answer

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Picture Puzzle
Observe the Picture carefully.
Can you in less than 1 minute find
where the hidden Alligator is
Answer
Answer

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With
Metta,
Bro.
Oh Teik Bin
With
Metta,
Bro.
Oh Teik Bin
May your Brain and Mind be strong and more healthy.
May your thinking and wisdom grow steadily.