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Space & Time BrainTeasers Direction... 2 Pitcher throws baseball... 2 Retrieve ring from bottle... 2 Woman drives home... 2 Location... 3 Boy drops egg... 3 Man falls off ladder... 3 Car with flat wins race... 3 Car passes cop at red light... 3 Date... 4 Days in months... 4 Christmas / New Year s... 4 Boy s age span... 4 Time... 5 Dog & speeding car... 5 Walking without umbrella... 5 MaxLearning.Net 2009 * Space & Time BrainTeasers * 9/3/2009 * Page 1 of 5

Direction Pitcher throws baseball A pitcher throws a baseball 90 mph. The ball comes to a complete stop and returns directly to the pitcher. How is this possible? Someone caught the ball and threw it back. The ball was attached to an elastic band or bounced off of something. Assuming that the pitcher threw the ball in a horizontal direction. The pitcher threw the ball vertically, straight up into the air. At its maximum height, it slowed to a complete stop, then gravity returned it straight down, directly to the pitcher. Retrieve ring from bottle How would you retrieve a ring from a wine bottle without removing the cork? Break the bottle. Drill a hole in the bottle. Assuming that since the cork can t be removed by pulling it out, it must remain in the neck of the bottle. Push the cork into the bottle so it falls to the bottom. Then turn the bottle over and shake out the ring. Woman drives home A California woman drives to Texas. She then drives in the same direction to return home. How is this possible? Her home is not in California. She drove completely around the globe. Assuming she started from California and drove east to Texas. She started from Florida, drove west to Texas, then continued west to California. (Feel free to change the locations to suit your audience.) MaxLearning.Net 2009 * Space & Time BrainTeasers * 9/3/2009 * Page 2 of 5

Location Boy drops egg A boy drops an egg 4 feet over a cement sidewalk, but it doesn t break. Why not? The egg was hardboiled. The egg hit the boy s foot and rolled off. Assuming the egg hits the cement after falling 4 feet. He dropped the egg from 5 feet above the sidewalk, so after falling 4 feet, it hadn t yet broken. Alternate: He caught the egg 1 foot above the sidewalk. Man falls off ladder An elderly man falls off a 30 ft. ladder but doesn t get hurt. Why not? He fell onto a soft surface or is a tough guy. He fell into a swimming pool or other body of water. Assuming the man was at or near the top of the ladder. The man was standing on the bottom rung, so he didn t have far to fall. Alternate: The man was standing on the ladder while it lay on the ground. Car with flat wins race A car wins a road race, even though it drove the last half of the race with a flat tire. How is this possible? The other cars also got flats. The other cars had other troubles and didn t finish the race. Assuming the winning car drove on its flat tire. The driver installed the spare tire, then carried the flat tire in the trunk for the remainder of the race. Car passes cop at red light A car passes a cop at a red light but doesn t get a ticket. Why not? The cop wasn t paying attention or didn t see the car. The cop was on a break or ending a shift and didn t want to bother. Assuming the car went through the red light. The car went through the green light, passing the cop who was stopped on the cross street for the red light. MaxLearning.Net 2009 * Space & Time BrainTeasers * 9/3/2009 * Page 3 of 5

Date Days in months Seven months have 31 days. Four months have 30 days. How many months have have 28 days? Potential Answer One month: February, except in a Leap Year when it has 29 days. Since February normally has 28 days, it s the assumed answer. Also since Seven + four = 11 months, it implies only 1 month remains. All months have 28 days (and most have more!). Christmas / New Year s In what year did Christmas and New Year s occur in the same year? Any single year. The phrase what year implies a single answer. Since these holidays are usually celebrated sequentially a week apart, we assume consecutive years. Every year in January and December. Boy s age span Two days ago a boy was age 9. Next year he ll be age 12. How is this possible? It was discovered that his original birthdate was wrongly recorded. His culture uses a different numbering system or calendar. Assuming that two days ago is in the current year, which would make the boy 10 the next year. Today is January 1. Two days ago, on Dec. 30, the boy was 9. On Dec. 31, he turned 10. This year he ll turn 11. Next year he ll turn 12. To illustrate: Year: 1990 1991 1992 Day: 12/30 12/31 1/1 12/31 12/31 Age: 9 10 Today 11 12 MaxLearning.Net 2009 * Space & Time BrainTeasers * 9/3/2009 * Page 4 of 5

Time Dog & speeding car A black dog sleeps in the middle of an intersection under a broken street lamp. A car without headlights speeds towards the dog but doesn t hit it. Why not? The dog heard the car, woke up, and moved out of the way. The driver turned at the intersection before reaching the dog. Assuming it was nighttime with no lights and the dog couldn t be seen by the driver. It was daytime. The driver saw the dog and swerved around it. Walking without umbrella A woman went for a walk but forgot her umbrella. Why didn t she get wet? She was wearing a raincoat. She ducked under a shelter. Assuming it was raining at the time of her walk. It wasn t raining. MaxLearning.Net 2009 * Space & Time BrainTeasers * 9/3/2009 * Page 5 of 5