Teasers Appeasers

·                    Maggie Mathematical has five sons. One is called Alpha, another is called Beta, the third is called Gamma and the fourth is called Fred. What is the fifth son's name.

·                    This is not a question but a statement. So what IS THE name of the fifth son.

·                    My brother, the local bus driver, was telling me that recently he was driving a bus full of people and no-one got off on the way. However, at the end of the journey, there was not a single person left on the bus. How?

·                    Actually, all the persons in the bus were married. Hence u can’t find a single person on the bus.

·                    Rearrange these letters to make a single word: DRAGON LEWIS

·               SINGLE WORD is the answer.

·                    How many legs does an elephant have if you call its trunk a leg?

·               Four legs, even though u call the trunk as a leg it doesn’t make it a leg.

·                    What is so fragile that when you say its name, you break it?

·                    SILENCE

·                    Add a single straight line to make this equation true - the equals sign remains untouched.

            5 + 5 + 5 = 550

·               Add a / to the first + to make it 4.

·                    Where can find Julius Caesar, Alfred The Great, Queen Victoria, Napoleon, and Pythagoras together?

·                    In any good old history book!!!

·                    Harry, the happy hippo, happily hopped from the hippo hospital. How many h's are in this sentence?

·                    Only one, there is only one ‘H’ in the second sentence. (Read the question again.)

·                    Who is your father's only son's brother's uncle's wife's daughter's brother's father's son?

·                    NO ONE – your father’s only son can’t have a brother.

·                    In the olden days, a man rode into town on his horse. He arrived on Monday, spent six days in town and left on Friday. How is that possible?

·                    Actually, Monday and Friday are the names of the horses he rode.