The answers to the riddles from the book Really Hard Riddles with Answers for Adults
The False Report
The page numbers of a newspaper, when it's open, are always even-odd, for example, 2-3, 4-5, etc. Therefore, the police report cannot be true, as pages 9 and 10 of the newspaper cannot be facing each other.
The Thief on the Ship
The sailor lied. It was a Japanese ship, and the Japanese flag is white with a red circle in the middle. You can't hang it upside down.
The Murder on the Farm
Joan. She gave false testimony because when planting onions, you use bulbs, not seeds.
The Night Visit
A person who has turned on the gas in the apartment won't enter it with a lit match.
The Three Brothers
When Kevin Kris mentioned the robbery, he didn't mention his brother's name, but the husband immediately said: "Poor Steven".
The Cunning Abduction
This is a true story that happened in Taiwan. When the father came to the phone booth, he found a carrier pigeon in a cage there. Attached to it was a note saying that the diamond should be placed in a small pouch attached to the pigeon's neck and released from the cage. When he did this, the pigeon flew across the city to its loft, and the police couldn't track it.
The Grand Escape
The tallest person should climb up. He has the longest arms, and he'll be able to reach the window.
The Million Dollar Wager
The magician did not specify that the child couldn't hold his breath while underwater in a way that didn't involve traditional means. So, the child simply held his breath while submerged for over 10 minutes, without cheating or using any additional equipment.
The Deadly Meal
Mrs. Smith used a knife smeared with poison on only one side of the blade. When she cut the apple in half, only the portion intended for the victim turned out to be poisoned.
The Bomb in the Warehouse
The guard admitted that he slept at night while on duty.
The answers to the riddles from the book Really Hard Riddles with Answers for Adults
The False Report
The page numbers of a newspaper, when it's open, are always even-odd, for example, 2-3, 4-5, etc. Therefore, the police report cannot be true, as pages 9 and 10 of the newspaper cannot be facing each other.
The Thief on the Ship
The sailor lied. It was a Japanese ship, and the Japanese flag is white with a red circle in the middle. You can't hang it upside down.
The Murder on the Farm
Joan. She gave false testimony because when planting onions, you use bulbs, not seeds.
The Night Visit
A person who has turned on the gas in the apartment won't enter it with a lit match.
The Three Brothers
When Kevin Kris mentioned the robbery, he didn't mention his brother's name, but the husband immediately said: "Poor Steven".
The Cunning Abduction
This is a true story that happened in Taiwan. When the father came to the phone booth, he found a carrier pigeon in a cage there. Attached to it was a note saying that the diamond should be placed in a small pouch attached to the pigeon's neck and released from the cage. When he did this, the pigeon flew across the city to its loft, and the police couldn't track it.
The Grand Escape
The tallest person should climb up. He has the longest arms, and he'll be able to reach the window.
The Million Dollar Wager
The magician did not specify that the child couldn't hold his breath while underwater in a way that didn't involve traditional means. So, the child simply held his breath while submerged for over 10 minutes, without cheating or using any additional equipment.
The Deadly Meal
Mrs. Smith used a knife smeared with poison on only one side of the blade. When she cut the apple in half, only the portion intended for the victim turned out to be poisoned.
The Bomb in the Warehouse
The guard admitted that he slept at night while on duty.
Take a mind-blowing journey filled with tricky riddles alongside the best American private eye and kung fu master, Kevin Kris
«If you combined Smallville, Kingsmen, and Bond into one, you would get this book. Action-packed, thrilling, and full of unexpected twists and turns that keep you guessing and on the seat of your pants at all times». Roy Huff, Hawaii-based best-selling author
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Take a mind-blowing journey filled with tricky riddles alongside the best American private eye and kung fu master, Kevin Kris
«If you combined Smallville, Kingsmen, and Bond into one, you would get this book. Action-packed, thrilling, and full of unexpected twists and turns that keep you guessing and on the seat of your pants at all times». Roy Huff, Hawaii-based best-selling author
«If you’re in the mood for a madcap caper, “Codename: Chimera” will definitely fill the bill. Equal parts Indiana Jones and Sam Spade, this exciting, enjoyable read will quench your thirst for adventure». Donna, Goodreads Reviewer
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