By briefly shifting from your current thoughts and thought processes, you allow your brain to attack your problems in different, unconventional and creative ways. We call this “Cross Train your Brain”.

Let’s face it, taking your mind off of your normal thoughts (including your fears, stresses, anxieties, planning, worrying, regrets, etc.) is a great way to disengage mentally (in other words to take a break) and to flex your brain in a way that you normally may not. It may be a logic problem, a math problem, a science problem or a simple riddle. in any case, it will get your brain working in a different way than normal…and, who knows, you just may have a little fun in the process.

This puzzle may be very easy for you to solve, or very hard. If the answer does not come immediately, we would like to encourage you to not give up too quickly. Don’t rush to view the answer, but really ponder the question. Approach the problem from different angles. Try to think in an unconventional way (i.e. “outside the box”).

Now, flex that brain!

Art Theft After a local art theft, six suspects were being interviewed. Below is a summary of their statements. Police know that exactly four of them told one lie each and all of the other statements are true. From this information can you tell who committed the crime?

Alan said: It wasn’t Brian It wasn’t Dave It wasn’t Eddie

Brian said:
It wasn’t Alan
It wasn’t Charlie
It wasn’t Eddie

Charlie said:
It wasn’t Brian
It wasn’t Freddie
It wasn’t Eddie

Dave said:
It wasn’t Alan
It wasn’t Freddie
It wasn’t Charlie

Eddie said:
It wasn’t Charlie
It wasn’t Dave
It wasn’t Freddie

Freddie said:
It wasn’t Charlie
It wasn’t Dave
It wasn’t Alan

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Going Further:
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By briefly shifting from your current thoughts and thought processes, you allow your brain to attack your problems in different, unconventional and creative ways. We call this “Cross Train your Brain”.

Let’s face it, taking your mind off of your normal thoughts (including your fears, stresses, anxieties, planning, worrying, regrets, etc.) is a great way to disengage mentally (in other words to take a break) and to flex your brain in a way that you normally may not. It may be a logic problem, a math problem, a science problem or a simple riddle. in any case, it will get your brain working in a different way than normal…and, who knows, you just may have a little fun in the process.

This puzzle may be very easy for you to solve, or very hard. If the answer does not come immediately, we would like to encourage you to not give up too quickly. Don’t rush to view the answer, but really ponder the question. Approach the problem from different angles. Try to think in an unconventional way (i.e. “outside the box”).

Now, flex that brain!

Spice Nest
Which word in Group B can be added to Group A? Why?

Group A: me, nest, spice, use
Group B: burst, forth, of, roof, turn, why

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Going Further:
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By briefly shifting from your current thoughts and thought processes, you allow your brain to attack your problems in different, unconventional and creative ways. We call this “Cross Train your Brain”.

Let’s face it, taking your mind off of your normal thoughts (including your fears, stresses, anxieties, planning, worrying, regrets, etc.) is a great way to disengage mentally (in other words to take a break) and to flex your brain in a way that you normally may not. It may be a logic problem, a math problem, a science problem or a simple riddle. in any case, it will get your brain working in a different way than normal…and, who knows, you just may have a little fun in the process.

This puzzle may be very easy for you to solve, or very hard. If the answer does not come immediately, we would like to encourage you to not give up too quickly. Don’t rush to view the answer, but really ponder the question. Approach the problem from different angles. Try to think in an unconventional way (i.e. “outside the box”).

Now, flex that brain!

Odd Two Out Too
You have to find the odd ones out in the groups of words. BUT WAIT! There’s a catch. Each group of words has TWO words which do not belong. Can you find them both?

EXAMPLE:

Lily – Jane – Tulip – Rose

Jane does not belong as it’s the only one which is not a flower

Tulip also does not belong because it’s the only one which is not a girl’s name

You’re on you own for the rest!

1. Dodge – Ford – Lincoln – Hoover

2. King – Earl – Knight – Bishop

3. Yellow – Green – Dead – Black

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Going Further:
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