Can you divide the picture shown above by drawing 2 straight lines to produce 3 sections, each containing:

• Three red “X”s
• Two blue “+”s
• Two “-”s
• Two “%”s

If you have a printer, it may be easier to just print this one out. You can also try a similar

The layout above was taken from a famous Chinese book over 3000 years old. Can you figure out what the configuration represents? (in other words- What’s special about it?)
(Will unmask answers Friday)

Something is not right with this picture. Can you figure it out?

Will unmask submitted answers Friday, thanks. 

By starting at the correct letter in one of the words below, and then taking every third letter, a quotation from one of Shakespeare’s plays may be formed. Can you figure it out?

Can you figure out what numbers should fill the empty squares?

will reveal answers in 1-2 days, thanks.

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

will reveal submitted answers in 1-2 days.

The goal of this puzzle game is to position the riders so that it looks like each of them is riding a horse.

Note: Horses may not overlap.

Click on image below to play in flash.

For this puzzle, mentally rotate the rings so that when they are all properly aligned, four 5-letter words appear.

Note: words are read from outer to inner ring.

answers to be revealed in a day, thanks

The pictures below are in the wrong order. For this puzzle, can you arrange them so the cartoon strip tells a story?

(Click on picture below to jump to higher resolution)

For this puzzle, make the words "Rob Roy" with a line running directly through the center of each word as in the illustration below without moving the pencil from the paper or crossing a line, or going over any line twice.

[from an old Gallaher cigarette card]

will reveal answer picture in a day or 2, thanks.

Starting at the letter ‘T’, move along the path to connect the letters in such a way that they spell a famous quote. Some letters can be used more than once. You may also move forward and backward along the path.

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…

Can you cut a thin paper card in such a way that a person can pass completely through it without the paper tearing?

The size of the card should be about 4 inches long and 2 1/2 inches wide.

If I were a teacher, I’d offer my class a morning of free donuts

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

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

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…