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Taking care of your mental health is essential, and daily word games offer a surprisingly powerful boost. Many psychologists recommend a daily puzzle as a tool for tangible memory improvement. If you’re already a fan of challenges like The New York Times crossword, you’re actively supporting your cognitive function. Just five minutes a day can lead to sharper cognition and a stronger memory.
Try these 11 fun riddles from the team at Bright Side to get started!
Answer: The woman was born in 1970 (in room number 2000) and passed away in 2015, making her 45 years old when she died.
Why: Each block equals the absolute difference* of the two blocks beneath it.
|8 − 2| = 6, |2 − 3| = 1, |3 − 7| = 4 → so the answer is 4
|6 − 1| = 5, |1 − 4| = 3
|5 − 3| = 2
*The absolute difference is the magnitude or distance between two numbers, ignoring their order or sign, and is always a non-negative value.
Answer: the word “yesterday.”
Answer: WHAT is the name of the 4th cat.
Think memory games are all crosswords and puzzle apps? Time to put that sharpened cognition to the test. Challenge accepted: try to solve these 20+ tricky riddles in less than five minutes, and see just how quick your memory really is.