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[@rogercline5377]

Half of two plus two is ambiguous. Your answer is for "(half of two) plus two". It could also mean "half of (two plus two)", in which case the answer is two.

[@jang3412]

Thank you for that Roger. That's the only one I didn't get and I was going to go back and try to work out was meant.

[@richardbrinkerhoff]

Agreed, the way the question was phrased, two was the correct answer.

[@thomasmathew4429]

3 is the correct answer. Division is always before addition as per the bodmas rule in arithmetic.

[@rogercline5377]

@@thomasmathew4429 in a formal equation, true. Not necessarily in informal speech (or the written equivalent).

[@charlotteb7433]

Question was grammatically incorrect, not phrased properly....as it stands, the answer is 2!

[@saketh611]

Very nice riddles

[@toxic_boyz-mrboys]

Thank you you help me for finding quiz for my assembly❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@englishtestsandlogic]

You're welcome! ❤️👍

[@jugnushah1676]

Amazing questions

[@ulhasraoapsingekar3383]

Do not say genius only cn answer every body is genious dont insane anybody

[@thenightking7167]

To the developer of this test: There is an objective reason why the answer for the first riddle is absolutely, two, and not three: In the English language, the inclusion, omission, and placement of commas are NOT trivial. They are detrimental to the meaning of your communications. Since you elected to phrase the question in English, your omission of a comma before the word "plus" will only have one acceptable answer for this equation: Two. And the so called mathematical "PEMDAS-approach" will NOT change anything. If your intention was for the test-takers to derive at "three" as the answer, then the absolutely only acceptable written question, has to be phrased as follows: "What is half of two, plus two?" Think of it this way: "Let's eat grandma!" versus "Let's eat, grandma!"

[@elisha9882]

what a great example

[@zepplowe]

You are absolutely correct.

[@dalaidolly5017]

I agree, but I think it depends on whether you have a mathemetician's mind or a linguistic one. In math, I believe you have to do the division first. I got this one wrong, but I should have known it wouldn't be that obvious. Riddles are tricks and the listeners job is to discover it. Good fun, though.

[@thenightking7167]

@@dalaidolly5017, I respectfully, yet vehemently, disagree. There isn't a "mathematician mind" versus a "linguistic mind", as you have suggested. I am a computational neuroscientist, and by your logic, I should agree that the answer to the aforementioned equation is three. But objectively, the answer will always be two. There are specific inflexible rules in computation that apply, depending on the chosen mode of communication. And if one deviates from the rules, one has objectively derived at the wrong answer. There are two ways of communicating mathematical equations. One is the universally preferable method of using mathematical symbols. The second is the linguistic expression of a mathematical concept. If one opts for the latter, one must abide by the linguistic rules of the chosen language. Imagine the real-world chaos that could ensue if one decides to simply subjectively override the rules. And yes, I agree, riddles are fun. But even in the context of light-hearted riddles, one should try to remain as accurate as possible.

[@marielaveau6362]

Thank you for explaining it so eloquently. You're a genius. I got a little perturbed at first, knowing I wasn't stupid and the answer had to be two.

[@ammaspakwaan-byshagufta]

Good thank you for sharing 👍🌹😊

[@sardoreshankulov4576]

I'm quite good at solving riddles remotely 90/100 fanks for the riddles

[@JasmineSurrealVideos]

For riddle 2, you could also have fork, knife or spoon, they equally are as logical. I thus awarded myself a point because it makes perfect sense. The problem with questions like this is sometimes you haven't got one definitive answer, unlike the Kiwi riddle in your thumbnail. All the other questions I got the same answers as yours.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Nice one, Jasmine Surreal.💯👍

[@rafaelliman8167]

How about 'bowl'?

[@Coco_xoxo]

@@rafaelliman8167 Z CCTV buy u bvu

[@Rottnwoman]

It makes MORE sense - plates can be decorative but cutlery is always for eating.

[@isabelstokes4042]

@@englishtestsandlogic same

[@user-fx8up3th6q]

WOW! I was completely stumped on the 10th riddle I didn't knew it was kiwi but i got surprised to see that kiwi is a person but that was fun.

[@user-et5gi4jx3g]

No sir I was right

[@pyokesh1579]

Four questions only thank you super 🙏🙏🙏

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Good job, P Yokesh! 👍 Thanks for watching! 🎁🎅🎄🎄🎉

[@MargaretOke-nf7wp]

I got only 9 correctly. Thanks

[@Regina.6692]

I got all of them right, I'm pleasantly surprised, I usually don't do so well with these.

[@tanmaygaming6772]

I got 5/10 I enjoyed it This was very hard quiz

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Good job, TANMAY GAMING! 😊👍 I'm glad you enjoyed it! 🤗

[@Rottnwoman]

You're joking?

[@krhmotivation1966]

10 out of 10

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Excellent job! 💯😍👍

[@mybestdramaispurelyaosmani1118]

You are the best youtube ❤ 💕 I love you 😍

[@mybestdramaispurelyaosmani1118]

Masha allah

[@FarahFatima522]

That is actually quite easy I got them all right good job 👍🏻

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Great job, Cloudy Vibes! 💯👍

[@noreenmary3300]

6/10 I found this difficult but enjoyed it. 🤓

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Noreen Mary, your score wasn't bad.😊👍🤗

[@omaromaar7044]

@@englishtestsandlogic 2+2=4 & half of that is a. Would you please explain how it’s 3?

[@ediewall6360]

No. They were silly easy

[@noor-fj3oc]

No they were really lame ngl

[@aahanasuri2511]

@@omaromaar7044 It can also be taken as (Half of two) + 2 which is 1 +2, hence it is 3

[@PilferingSonic]

for the last one what is the mother the candle or the box thing you light the matchstick up with?

[@durainiru5775]

nice riddles

[@brianmcdonald6519]

First five wrong, last five right! #2 could just as easily been silverware since they are also bought to eat (with).

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Good job, Brian McDonald! 😊👍

[@neetusharma7311]

I scored 7/10.Nice quiz!!

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Good job, neetu sharma! 😊👍

[@sharmilahenriquesemartins294]

I. Scores 2/3

[@gzatv7386]

4/10,sad😢😢😢

[@lynneleeluckdowsing6654]

All correct. Bird, fruit and person could also be a noun. Chaíto, suerte.

[@user-es8dk7fh4n]

Very good 😮😊

[@mxbig8167]

For question 1 to equal 3, a comma needed to be placed after the first two, as otherwise the answer is 2.

[@sonjagatto9981]

I agree!

[@claudetteshippey2226]

No comma is needed. 1/2 × 2 + 2. Multiplication is done first.

[@mxbig8167]

@Claudette Shippey Your rendition of the equation requires brackets ie (1/2 x 2 ) + 2 = 3. As the question was posed as a sentence, punctuation was necessary to convey the equation accurately ie needed a comma after the first 2. The answer is 2 as presented in the video.

[@Rottnwoman]

ABSOLUTELY

[@nivnavion]

No, it doesn’t need brackets, indeed brackets comes before adidtion, but sides multiplication, mathematically your point is invalid, grammatically your argument isn’t fully nonsensical however you take what comes first in English, unless a word such as but not limited to “before” or “previously” is used, so half of two comes first, therefore you do that first.

[@harrybanfather6254]

Totally agree with Mr Cline about the ambiguity. I'm 68 and found most of the questions very easy. My judgement is that life experience has a great deal to do with being able to easily answer these rather less than challenging questions. Makes me think of Forrest Gump when the army sergeant tells him he must be a goddamn genius. S'pose I must be one then!

[@geetanegi4406]

You I am of just seven and I had solved 9 riddles from 10 riddles are easy not your age giving uou extra brain now answer me which animal has no brain-O

[@littlearmygirl3228]

@@geetanegi4406 እንዴት ደፈርክ። ወላጆችህ ያስተማሩህ ነውን?

[@williardbillmore5713]

Read my easy explanation, Harry. There is no ambiguity to what the question asks in either form, if you truly understand the function of a preposition and a comma and how either can divide a sentence into two parts.

[@liilacrxses_left]

just one more year harry!

[@hushdinarbtc4500]

Hello

[@shubhamagrawal7747]

I answered all the questions correctly 🎉🎉🎉😅😊

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Great job! 💯🤩👍

[@leenajaison3897]

I got 8/10 it was really fun, and by the way great work

[@PonderHub]

That's good. Would appreciate the minds that appreciate others

[@probablygraham]

Riddle 1 depends on how the question is spoken, so it's impossible to solve when it is written. Solution 1 - two plus two is four, and half of that is two. Solution 2 - half of two is one. Add two and you have three.

[@nivnavion]

I disagree with you, the first solution which is shown is the definitive answer. To prove this, first we look at the question. Half of 2 plus two Now we substitute with mathematical operations 1/2 2 + 2 BODMAS/BIDMAS/PEMDAS stated that multiplication comes before addition, half of 2 is 1. 1+2 = 3, therefore the answer is = to 3

[@tombuddy100]

What is half of two plus two? Two What is half of two, plus two? Three

[@Emanuele_Polisena]

@@tombuddy100 exactly, we don't use brackets in everyday communication so we don't actually know the meaning of "the half of two plus two" but we know for sure that "the half of two, plus two" is 1/2 2+2

[@nivnavion]

@Anjal Jaiswal bro literally no one cares, basically everyone in this comments section is raising the same point about number one, we all can tell that this is a similar, just no one gives a damn, also how is he a liar, focus on your own spelling rather than someone else's comment

[@nivnavion]

@Anjal Jaiswal lol, you really think that YT would ban someone for saying a thing like that, grow up, you must be like 12 as deducted by your language like "rudio" and your excessive use of emojis.

[@ukeyesther6641]

I really loved this it's so logical and to think the answers were so simple but yet hard.I loved it.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Nice one, Ukey Esther! 🤗👍 Glad you loved it! 😊

[@kannangaming9113]

Piechart

[@sumeetkumar249]

Thanks a lot. ✍️

[@tahititoutou3802]

"Half of two plus two" is erroneous. The good answer is two. If they mean (Half of two) plus two, which is 1 + 2 = 3, they MUST put the brackets.

[@MelB868]

It’s saying what is half of 2 plus 2 which 2 plus 2 is 4 the answer is 2

[@MelB868]

Okay that’s not what it looked like

[@chomiitube]

With the order of operation, division (half of two) comes before the addition (plus two) meaning the answer would be 3. In order for the equation to equal 2 it would have to be: half of (two plus two)

[@tomandjerryverse]

Bro u should use Brackets Of Division Multiplication Addition Subtraction (BODMAS) rule while solving That types of Sums 😏

[@gertrudedierude7224]

@@tomandjerryverse No need for brackets. *Order of operations rules: Punktrechnung vor Strichrechnung.*

[@zaventorossian8676]

This was pretty easy, thanks for the fun test!

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Zaven Torossian, thanks for watching! 😊👍

[@angelicaedithrodriguezgarc8755]

@Zaven Torossian HOW WAS IT EASY HUH? I LITERALLY GOT THEM ALL WRONG 🤬😡😠

[@zaventorossian8676]

It may not be easy for everyone, but I'm sure you have it a good try! 😉

[@sallylin181]

@@angelicaedithrodriguezgarc8755 Literally same with me, your not alone

[@PonderHub]

Good riddles 😊.

[@pareshjb3089]

SO INTERESTING FOR MY STUDENTS AND ME

[@mint5736]

Riddle 6 can also be a Bar Chart because a bar is also delicious and a helpful of representing data.

[@kermxtkate]

It’s called a Bar Graph tho, not a bar chart

[@magrietripsold3307]

9 correct great stuff. Love riddles, especially in the real world as well, lol.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Great job, Magriet Ripsold! 🤗😊👍 Thanks for participating! 🙏

[@QuizzFirst]

very interesting

[@242math]

this was fun, keep em comin

[@manikaregmi]

It is very difficult 😊😅

[@AoiTsuki777]

I scored 7/10 😁 I couldn't get the 5th, 6th and the last one.. It was fun solving the riddles..

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Good job, AoiTsuki. 👍 I'm glad you enjoyed it.🤗

[@AoiTsuki777]

@@englishtestsandlogic 😊😊

[@shalikamadhuwanthi5099]

hi

[@tochukwunnabuko9514]

3/10 Kind of hard but enjoyable

[@manojsaxena1462]

Your title is like my childhood story when I was around six seven and sitting with friends company trying to speak English and making sentences like I am road. I am tree I am building etc. etc.

[@jefffromoz]

The last question is ambiguous you had Kiwi, you can also have Mandarin a type of duck, Mandarin a citrus fruit and Mandarin a Chinese civil servant

[@panchananasahu8187]

Explain first ans

[@panchananasahu8187]

Massage

[@tarannumbegum6940]

Yes you are right

[@hughdennis18]

Could also be an olive which is a bird, fruit and persons name.

[@tatzgamerz9585]

I got 7/10 correct, the ones I lost was riddle 5, 6 and 10

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Tatz Gamerz, your score was great. Keep up the good work.👍

[@TheRMSTitanic481]

@@englishtestsandlogic In Riddle 7, you could have also used A Bath Bomb!

[@asampellythirupathi-be3oy]

I have answered 7questions

[@nailazion4390]

6/10....great riddles....😁✌️

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Good job, Naila Zion! 🤗👍 Glad you enjoyed it!

[@beccasalt8960]

9.5/10. For the last one I thought maybe mandarin as it is a fruit, a duck, and a fictional bad-guy character in comic books ('The Mandarin'). Also for the plate one I said utensils, which I'm awarding myself for as there was clearly more than one answer

[@saratugarba3394]

Kiwi has been for a long time

[@sadieelsiewalker9497]

I thought it was dragon fruit lol

[@ravenclaw8975]

Manadrins were powerful nobles in Chinese history, so they are more than just a fictional character. Good for you on the utensils question.

[@safiullahahmed5995]

Good questioare. 8 correct. 2 wrong

[@28_samadritadutta_vc94]

I got all answers correct

[@mikaelatoh8485]

8/10👌 I missed the first and fifth riddle but it was fun nonetheless.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Good job, Mikaela Toh! 👍 Glad you enjoyed it! 😊

[@user-bb7mt7ox3t]

Please reply me

[@SusanA1056]

The last riddle had me stumped. I got the rest right. Very logical though. This was fun.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Fantastic job, Susan Anderson! 👍

[@elbereth2738]

i thought it was goose :( bc goose is a bird, gooseberry is a fruit, and a person can be a 'silly goose'

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Star Yuuki, 🤣🤓🐸😊👍

[@mwblwiffleballevents1956]

I thought the answer was an organism

[@Teddysad]

That is because it is incorrect. The small brown fruit is called a kiwi fruit not a kiwi

[@N8570E]

Very good! I offer the following: 1. Two. I do not agree with three, which I totally missed. 2. Napkins. 3. ? 4. 'e'. 5. Camera. 6. Alphabet soup. 7. A bar of soap. 8. John. 9. Six. That is my family: Derek, Erika, Nicole, Brandy, Darci and Astrid. (And why I decided to make this comment.) 10. A dictionary? Not even close. I had fun, especially with #9. May you and yours stay well and prosper. Terry

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Terry Chesney, thank you for your explicit answers. 🤗👍 You're such a smart cookie!

[@Aves....]

I didn't understand 10th can you explain me how Dictionary

[@N8570E]

@@Aves.... , I assume that what you couldn't understand was my answer. All I could think of was that the three (bird, fruit and person) were words. More than that, I can't explain. Retaking the test today, I got 'KIWI'. My wife knows that it is one of my favorite fruits. Thank you for your reply and question. May you and yours stay well and prosper.

[@marykuttykm3940]

7questions very good questions.

[@AtarahDerek]

Thumbnail answer: You're a kiwi; the smallest ratite, a fuzzy and tart fruit, a person from New Zealand.

[@servantofjesuschristthekin5291]

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[@johnnymac6178]

Tell us you didn’t watch the video without telling us you didn’t watch the video!

[@_._CAaspirant_._]

I scored a 9/10 and it was fun solving it...learned more about kiwi though. Thanks💖

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Good job, Dona Thomas! 🤗👍 Thanks for watching!

[@maieldmik5233]

Got all but the last one.and I'm a kiwi!!!shame! 🇳🇿

[@anithalakshmi6829]

1) half of 2 = 1 =1+2=3

[@makavulshah1204]

Yes I am ready

[@kawaiiamy141]

*Finally, A non-scary riddle to watch with my family for the night. Thank you.*

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Robinson, thanks for participating! 🙏👍

[@salmarmupambwa1108]

I got 4 correct 😊

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Well done, Salmar Mupambwa! 🤗👍

[@karrigayathri6350]

Every one in solving mathmatical expressions you have to use BODMAS

[@dreadnegus]

10/10. These were on the easier end though.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Great job! Thanks for participating! 👍

[@dianelewis7469]

8/10 👍

[@naterubbenz3102]

Thank you at least I have learnt some riddles🥰

[@PriscillaBowser]

I am neither good at riddles nor remotely a genius and I got 7/10. Thanks for the boost of confidence! Lol

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Great job, Priscilla! ❤️🥰👍 Your score was amazing. Keep up the good work.

[@SarahMakeoverstudio]

I answer total nine questions🎉❤

[@quizcottage]

keep up the good work.

[@musicoldies83]

I had several issues with his one: For riddle # 2, the answer could have also been "a knife". For # 5, a correct response would also be "a water gun". For # 7, you could have also stated the amount of shampoo left in the bottle (although "bar of soap" is admittedly the better sounding answer). For riddle # 9, you didn't word it properly. By stating each daughter has "a" brother, that's a generalization that could mean any particular one of several brothers that they have. You should have stated "each daughter has *one* brother". Finally, for riddle # 10, although technically correct, the better correct answer would have been "a noun" (A noun is a person, place or thing, which all of those items were) "Kiwi" is way too obscure. But good quiz anyway, and thank you for uploading it. I admit, you did get me on the "pie chart" one. So I can safely say that I got 9/10. I'll also confess that I almost got the first answer wrong by quickly answering "2", before suddenly recalling the mathematical law of equation problem solving, to come up with the correct answer of "3" 😁😁 Thanks again! 😃😃

[@musicoldies83]

@@ACheateryearsago LOL What are you, a caveman? Have you not ever eaten with a knife & fork before? I guess not, having lived the neanderthal life 6579 years ago. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Okay, so how about I change my answer to "a fork" instead, would that make you any happier? Also, do realize that "a plate" also has multi uses as well. 🙄🙄🙄🙄 *THINK* *MCFLY,* *THINK!*

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Music Oldies, your score was great.😊👍 Keep up the good work.💯

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Music Oldies, thank you so much for your comment and feedback. 🙏 Most of the time, a riddle question could have more than one answer...

[@enriqueiii9209]

For riddle #2, it's silverware, riddle #7 it's a bar of soap cuz a bottle can't get small but I get your point and #9, my answer was 6 children but I was thinking of how many dads.

[@musicoldies83]

@@enriqueiii9209 Enrique, thank you......"silverware". My brain is getting too old to figure out what a knife & fork set is collectively called 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@graemedurie9094]

3 is a possible answer to the first question, but so is 4. As framed, the question is ambiguous and a comma would have made your answer the only correct one. Cutlery as well as a plate for question 2. Otherwise 10/10.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Great job, Graeme Durie! 💯👍 Regarding question 1, you're right! 👍

[@graemedurie9094]

@@englishtestsandlogic Thanks

[@ediewall6360]

I thought of all of the above too. However, in math, there is a rule and that rule would mean that you do the first part of the equation first. Because of that rule , no comma is needed in a math sentence.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Edie Wall, 😊👍

[@graemedurie9094]

@@ediewall6360 I still see it as ambiguous

[@lydiam5990]

I got it correct

[@JayaKumari-pl4il]

It was easy

[@dorderre]

the half of two plus two took me a while to get, but the others I actually did figure out in the ten secs we had. Thanks :)

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Good job, dorderre! 😊👍

[@aoeulhs]

I got them all except for the last one. I thought about it for a while and finally came up with 'noun' as the answer, which does work.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Good job, aoeulhs! 😊👍

[@cannyfelltitan7295]

Same for me

[@Rottnwoman]

It was a question for Australians and Kiwis 😂 hope the author is not one of us though - I would be ashamed.

[@norskibox1780]

I got it instantly by lookin at the thumbnail, it’s just natural for us

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Sue Madge, 🤓🤣🤗👍

[@gira_hoya_banda]

I got 8 correct

[@jahsanefele4271]

nice riddles😏

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Thank you! 🤗👍

[@meerkat1954]

Jane could have 10 children in total as well. There is nothing to say each daughter has the same brother. Also, another equally valid answer for the delicious data question is "Bite/Byte" (then it becomes less of a riddle and more of a pun joke).

[@elbereth2738]

i thought the delicious data one was cookies :((

[@imabhinandan3608]

Bro , if Jane had 10 children , each daughter would have had 5 brothers each... Just try to get the logic... I am sure you will Bro!

[@Fiona-oq4dn]

Nope, for the daughter, it said each of them had A BROTHER. It makes perfect sense that it's the same brother. Example, you and your sister each have a brother. It makes sense that both of you have A BROTHER. The SAME BROTHER. If Jane would have 10 children, each of the daughters would have 5 brother each

[@meerkat1954]

@@imabhinandan3608 Incorrect deduction Bro. It is a perfectly logical statement to say that each daughter has a brother, even if they in fact have 5 brothers each. If you have 5 cookies, you can truthfully tell someone "I have a cookie" without revealing that you actually have 5 of them. Or if you're playing cards, and you see your opponent play "an Ace" (1 Ace), you cannot automatically assume they don't still have 3 more Aces up their sleeve. This riddle would have had to say "each of her daughters has 1 brother IN TOTAL". Then it would limit the answer to 6 children as you describe. As it is, the correct answer here can be 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 or even more children to infinity (maybe Jane is a rabbit). All we know for sure is how many daughters Jane has. Oh, and if we want to enter the land of the looney left, then Jane could have additional children who self-identify as neither male nor female (and hence neither daughter, son or brother). We have absolutely no way of knowing how many children Jane has. Logic depends on correct precise wording and this riddle doesn't have it.

[@meerkat1954]

@@Fiona-oq4dn Incorrect deduction. It is a perfectly logical statement to say that each daughter has a brother, even if they in fact have 5 brothers each. If you have 5 cookies, you can truthfully tell someone "I have a cookie" without revealing that you actually have 5 of them. Or if you're playing cards, and you see your opponent play "an Ace" (1 Ace), you cannot automatically assume they don't still have 3 more Aces up their sleeve. This riddle would have had to say "each of her daughters has 1 brother IN TOTAL". Then it would limit the answer to 6 children as you describe. As it is, the correct answer here can be 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 or even more children to infinity (maybe Jane is a rabbit). All we know for sure is how many daughters Jane has. Oh, and if we want to enter the land of the looney left, then Jane could have additional children who self-identify as neither male nor female (and hence neither daughter, son or brother). We have absolutely no way of knowing how many children Jane has. Logic depends on correct precise wording and this riddle doesn't have it.

[@simranahuja5330]

I got 8/10 I am just so happy 😊 I live riddles ❤️ And first time I got a very good score, the highest I scored the last time was 5; a big jump 😄 Yeahhhh 💃

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Simran Ahuja, congratulations!🍾🍷 Your score was amazing!💯 Keep up the great work! 🤗👍

[@ravikumarsudarsanam9543]

5 correct

[@RiddleRations]

Very clever!

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Thank you! Cheers! ❤️👍

[@gloriabhendrix1940]

I think whoever got them all right, has possibly heard some of these before!! ❤😂

[@Binkles]

I blew the first one but got the rest, and had multiple answers for some, like the second question (silverware, dishware, pots and pans, chopsticks, etc). I contend I’d have gotten the first one had it been written properly, though. ☺️

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Good job, Binky Melnik! 🤗😊👍

[@mauricebrocklehurst2358]

If it was written properly to distinguish it from the rest of the question it wouldn't be a riddle, it'd be too obvious that anyone with two brain cells would get, and there's another answer to. I get smaller every time I take a bath? But only if the water is freezing cold and you're a man, if you get what I mean 😆 what am I?

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Maurìce, 🙄🙄🤓🤓🤣🤣😜😜

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Maurìce, we don't know...please, tell us the answer. 😊😜🤣

[@mauricebrocklehurst2358]

@@englishtestsandlogic his full name's Richard but you have to shorten it

[@randylplampin1326]

Shouldn't it be "wishing" you the best of luck? #2 Could also have been a "fork."

[@shyredwall]

I said utensils. I gave myself a point for that

[@millafaith6958]

But do you put a plate in your mouth, some people have ended up eating utensils such as spoons, knives, forks, idk how but they had been eaten without being broken, to eat a plate you'd have to break it, I don't recommend eating a plate or a fork unless you with to go to the ER though

[@a.darshitasaidharshu3412]

It is just amazing😊

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Thanks for participating! 😊👍

[@eljnerelee7819]

You are a wizard

[@giovannigino3675]

9/10. I only missed the PIE CHART riddle. Yet it was easy; we call it almost the same way here in Italy (grafico a torta). Foreign languages are tricky sometimes. I apologize for my shaky English.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Giovanni Gino, your score was amazing! Keep up the great work! 😊🤗👍

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Giovanni, how is Italy? 🇮🇹

[@giovannigino3675]

@@englishtestsandlogic I love my country. We are very friendly people.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Giovanni Gino, that's good to know! 💯👍

[@roberthowes6219]

My favourite answer was Kiwi. The question were the answer was plate, could also have been cutlery.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Robert Howes, you're right! 😊👍

[@anjanayaanjanaya2816]

Tq bro 😊

[@anitahkangogo9430]

Good 😊

[@charcolew]

"ONLY A GENIUS CAN ANSWER THESE 10 TRICKY RIDDLES" - there must be an awful lot of geniuses out there!

[@xioameile1652]

Wot

[@akarshitasrivastava7125]

I did it can’t believe

[@englishtestsandlogic]

That's awesome! 💯👍

[@arianaandhyde]

3:36 i guessed bath bomb i still dont know if im right edit: wow i guess im wrong-

[@arianaandhyde]

this is really hard lol

[@syarabano8185]

This is very good 😊😊

[@sharonhasan]

5 correct answer best one i loved about sisters and their brother

[@MisterMuffinut]

Being a Kiwi, I instantly got the thumbnail question!

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Nice one! 😊👍

[@soniamroczkowska9129]

Same tho im not related to new zealand

[@hello_486]

I got 7/10 I missed the first one. The "camera" one (which I still don't understand) and the kiwi one..... I got the rest right, I've already heard 4 of these before.

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Good job, Hello! 😊👍

[@martinmarinabedford4302]

A camera "shoots" pictures.😃

[@raismin739]

shooting with a camera means taking a photo i made a shoot means someone took a photo of me it's sused mostly talking about celebrities rather than common informal usage

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Raismin, thanks for the explicit explanation.😊👍

[@williardbillmore5713]

Fun fact; The term "snapshot " was originally a hunting term where the "shot" was taken without a pause to carefully aim. It became a term that meant a casual photo taken without pose or set up.

[@stinaxer4452]

I'm no genius, but I got all 10 in the time given. I am sure most folks did. Though I can see how the first one would be easy to answer a different way due to the lack of a comma.

[@AmitKumar-bh8cf]

Riddle 8 answer - John

[@mohammadsharief3331]

I have answered all the questions....These questions are very easy...

[@sweetsweet3753]

I got 10 out of 10 on the premise i challenge no.10 could also be a LADY. Ladybird (insect)/ Ladyfruit (flower) / Lady. ohhh and I am actually a Kiwi (person that is!!) lol. You can also shoot with a pool cue but then am sure sometimes they have killed in a bar fight... nice riddles - thanks!!!

[@englishtestsandlogic]

Great job, sweet sweet! 💯👍 Glad you enjoyed it.😊

[@lynettepalecek3141]

@sweet sweet. Your English mechanics are bad.

[@sweetsweet3753]

@@lynettepalecek3141 thanks for the compliment..

[@charanjitsingh305]

Very nice quiz👌👍🧠

[@englishtestsandlogic]

@Charanjit, thanks for participating! 👍

[@prasadmrprasad8939]

10

[@tuulalehtola9283]

I answered the last one ”Mandarin” 😂 I know there is a fruit but I Googled afterwards that there is a bird called Mandarin Duck too! As a person I thought maybe Mandarin Chinese-person 😄 One point from creativity 👍

[@annabellelee4535]

You are right!

[@tsengtetian9621]

Hey u said Chinese right? I am a Chinese

[@philip5940]

Brilliant!! And it's a colourful duck. And hard to believe it's real. Pelicans and shoebills are hard to believe too .