Here’s another collection of three short riddles. We reckon at least one out of three to catch you out! 1: Where do you find keys that won’t work in a lock? 2: What’s as big as Big Ben but weighs nothing? 3: Which letter of the alphabet has the most water? See below for the…

Here’s a collection of three short riddles. Some might be straightforward enough, but we expect at least one out of three to catch you out! 1: Guess the next three letters in the series – GTNTL 2: The number 8,549,176,320 is a unique number, but why?? 3: What kind of room has no doors or…

Here’s a pretty unique brainteaser that you may not have encountered before. You’re investigating a known criminal. Here’s what you know: This woman is 26-years-old. She’s clever, a graduate. You know she was very much involved in social and environmental movements. That’s pretty much it. How do you profile this woman? You have to pick…

Originally formulated by the French mathematician Édouard Lucas, this maths-infused riddle is a tough one, but you can make it much easier by writing parts of it down, as you’ll soon find out. At 12:00 noon, every day, an ocean liner leaves the French port of Nantes, heading to New York. At that exact moment,…

This riddle begins with a classic intro…you have just been kidnapped (not again…) Once again, the malevolent kindness of your captors provides you with a chance to escape, if you solve this puzzle. Listen closely: You are given two hourglasses, one is an 11-minute hourglass and one is a 7-minute hourglass. Your task? To measure…

You’re looking through your friend’s jewellery drawer when you find a glorious selection of broken chains. There are a total of 5 short chains in there and each one has 4 gold links. You ask your friend about the chains and they say you’re free to keep them if you can make them into a…