Here’s an earlier series type question you can also try.

Here is smartkit’s 1st sponsored puzzle game: Ladybird

Ian let me know about this challenging river crossing puzzle game. The graphics are well done, and the little animations are kind of amusing:

(To play, click on the image and then press the big blue button. Note the rules below!)

Here’s a classic brain teaser: “At the close of last season, of the footballers of my acquaintance four had broken their left arm, five had broken their right arm, two had the right arm sound, and three had sound left arms.”

Can you discover from that statement what is the smallest number of players that the speaker could be acquainted with?

For this problem, can you figure out what the missing number is?

will reveal submitted answers in 1-2 days.

For this puzzle, arrange the 12 ancient coins in six rows, with four coins in each row.

Click on image below to play the puzzle in flash.

There are two winning configurations that I know of; will reveal submitted answers in a day or 2.

The seven figures below form a series. However, one of the five numbered squares doesn’t fit.

Can you figure out which one doesn’t belong?

click on image below to jump to full IQ test question

How many yellow hearts are needed to balance scale #3?

hope this doesn’t turn out to be as difficult as the last scale balancing puzzle we posted…

Try to figure out which 3 stars belong in the colored boxes.

For this puzzle, each red shape matches up with a yellow.

Find the missing color(s):

[submitted answers will show in about a day or 2]

Which figure (a), (b), (c), (d) best completes the matrix?

For a similar puzzle, you can try the Happy People matrix question.

In several days, going to put up our first playable brain training game, also with high scores…

Can you figure out what number should replace the question mark?

What number should appear inside the last purple star?

will unmask answers in a day or 2, thanks.

For a similar puzzle, try "Deduce the Pattern". 

What belongs in the box with the question mark?

Here’s an earlier, similar IQ puzzle-type question you can try. For something maybe a little more difficult, try this

The seven figures below form a series. One of the five numbered figures, however, does not fit. Can you guess which one it is?

If you like these IQ test-style kind of questions, here is a similar logic series puzzle with figures.

For this one, you’ll need to extract order from these seemingly random number squares.

What number should replace the question mark?

[Answers entered below to be held for a day, thanks. This printable puzzle can be a good challenge for both kids and adults]

Which answer choice below continues the series?

[Will unmask submitted answers sometime this weekend]

Much thanks to Ian for submitting this one:

A man walks into a forest and gets captured by fairies. They tell him that they will kill him but he will choose his fate. He will say a statement, and if it is true, he will be
boiled in water. If it is false, he will be fried in oil.

What number should appear in the last orange ellipse?

[Brain Teaser Created for smartkit site]

Will unmask answers entered below in a day or 2.

Questions like this often show up on IQ type tests:

(Puzzle created for the Smartkit site)

To make sure most visitors get a chance to try this out, answers (entered into comment section below) will not show for 24 hours. Thanks

A man wishes to cross the river with a fox, a goose and some corn, and can only take one at a time in his little boat; if he should leave the fox with the goose he would eat the goose, and if he should leave the goose with the corn she would eat the corn; how will he get across with it all?

How many blue faces are needed to balance scale #3?

[Brain teaser created for smartkit site; click picture to jump to hi-res image]

Don’t want to make all the puzzles too hard, so here’s a good one you can print out for younger children or students.

Don’t think we’ve done this type of puzzle layout before:

(Created for Smartkit site)

WARNING: Answer below. Don’t scroll down until you give it a try!

In this short puzzle, the seven figures below form a series.

One of the five numbered figures, however, doesn’t fit. Can you determine which?

[will unmask answers in a day]

(brain teaser created for Smartkit site)