Challenge Riddle

I think I got another one.

There is a house. This house has no windows, and only one room. There is only one door to the house, thus only one way to get out. A man locks the door, with the only key outside of the house. He cannot unlock the lock from inside the house. How does this man get outside?

Originally posted by chris01621
Yeah a ring is correct. You may have read on pg1 that I am getting these from a question game called mindtrap, That is exactly how it was worded.

I gotta think about your's...

Edit: The ground is under two feet unless your one legged...

[edit on 8-2-2007 by chris01621]

correct. I started making mine up now. This last one wasnt that good. But the one I just made I think was a decent one I just made up on the fly.

good luck

Originally posted by chris01621
Yeah a ring is correct. You may have read on pg1 that I am getting these from a question game called mindtrap, That is exactly how it was worded.

I gotta think about your's...

Edit: The ground is under two feet unless your one legged...

Which is correct to say, "The yolk of the egg are white" or " The yolk of the egg is white"?

[edit on 8-2-2007 by chris01621]

Just so you know I added one on the end here, I'll think about your one but you got this one to think about...

He locked the door from the outside.
Therefore he is already outside...

Thats all I can think of...

[edit on 8-2-2007 by chris01621]

you are correct.
You answer is "The yolk of the egg are white" "Are the yolk of the egg white?" is how I figured this.

Mine now.

If you take an odd amount of numbers which are all odd numbers and add them together, how many times you get an even number?

That is incorrect, read it CAREFULLY!!!

I'm bad with maths so hopefully this is right, but you always get an even number when you add odd numbers...

[edit on 8-2-2007 by chris01621]

duh the yolk of the eggs aren't white. I read it in your quote. the small fond must have gotten to me. That and Im currently doing riddles in ATS chat while doing these and making up my own lol.

I know this is in the edit above but just incase you miss it.

I'm bad with maths so hopefully this is right, but you always get an even number when you add odd numbers...


As to the egg, thats much better, good trick question though huh!

incorrect, you will never get an even number
9+7+5=21
9+9+5=23
9+9+9=27
21+23+27=71

etc. you will never have an even number.

[edit on 8-2-2007 by grimreaper797]

Alright lets try this:
What letter is missing?

R, O, Y, G, B, I, ?


(this is really hard, so I don't expect you to get this tonight. If you do, congradulations, as this one would probably take me a very long time.)

Small edit, as I mistyped it up.

[edit on 8-2-2007 by grimreaper797]

Ohh, I didn't read your question too carefully. I was adding 2 odd numbers.

I just didn't get it though...

Here's one:

A woman had two sons who were born in the same hour of the same day of the same year, but they were not twins. How could this be so???

[edit on 8-2-2007 by chris01621]

Neither. The yolk of the egg is yellow.

Edit: Yep, pick the dumbass who didn't hit refresh...

[edit on 8-2-2007 by Willard856]

Is the missing letter V?

What missing letter, are we on the same page here??? lol.

correct, missing letter is V. Very good, I didnt think you would expect the rainbow.

Originally posted by chris01621
Here's one:

A woman had two sons who were born in the same hour of the same day of the same year, but they were not twins. How could this be so???

[edit on 8-2-2007 by chris01621]

I missed the rainbow one, you put that in as I was putting this in...
:bnghd:

Quitely, zebra's work over new tactics to avoid monsterous lions which Kings hunt feverously during june.

There is something missing from this sentence, can you tell what it is?

Originally posted by chris01621
Here's one:

A woman had two sons who were born in the same hour of the same day of the same year, but they were not twins. How could this be so???

I feel "adoption" but that seems to simple and unchallanging. I want there to be a harder answer, so Ill keep looking.

AHA, it doesn't say she only had two kids, just two sons. So she could of had 1 or more daughters, therefor making it able to be higher then twins. Two sons and a daughter would mean triplets. Thats the only more challanging answer I can think of.

[edit on 8-2-2007 by grimreaper797]

[edit on 8-2-2007 by grimreaper797]

Originally posted by grimreaper797
Quitely, zebra's work over new tactics to avoid monsterous lions which Kings hunt feverously during june.

There is something missing from this sentence, can you tell what it is?

Any hint as to wether it should be a punctuation mark or a word???

As for mine, you keep searching...