Quizzes

Want to feel like a real detective? Look at this picture attentively and try to figure out whether everything on this picture is in the right place.

Sometimes impulsive thinking and intuition can lead us to be confident in answers that are, evidently, wrong. That’s why different people can come up with various answers, even for seemingly simple riddles, and make us question our own critical thinking.

According to a scientific study published in 2012, the risk of Alzheimer’s disease is significantly reduced in those who regularly engage in mind-stimulating activities. This means that people who actively play games like chess or who solve puzzles are not affected by Alzheimer’s or dementia until much later in life!

The more you practice mental agility the better you’ll become at quickly solving problems. This is because your brain makes new neural pathways when you learn new information, which will become stronger with more practice. This is great news because it means that during all the time that you’ve spent solving quizzes, your brain has been learning a new skill.

Solving puzzles daily can help your brain stay sharp. They can improve your memory, your problem-solving skills, your visual reasoning, and even enhance your mood. Image riddles might seem simple but you’ll need to pay attention closely in order to solve them.

When starting to solve a puzzle or a riddle, we live for that moment when we’re able to say, “Aha!” The satisfaction and joy we feel are immense, and our brains brighten up like a yellow light bulb, like in cartoons. The adrenaline we feel helps us to see things that we would’ve otherwise missed if we weren’t so taken aback by our success.

We depend daily on our critical thinking skills. They help us analyze facts and form judgments that can affect our quality of life. In fact, by investigating the problems in these riddles, you might learn how good you are at making decisions.

Good riddles improve our attentiveness and deductive logic. So if your brain doesn’t want to wake up and work properly in the morning, we’d like you to have a look at these tricky brain teasers.

Research has shown that our memory isn’t as good as we think, and we often fail to recall logos of the most famous brands. For example, only 6% of respondents were able to correctly recall the Starbucks logo. The good news is that these logos can be used as a great exercise to improve our brain’s health and memory.

Our detective was kidnapped and locked up in a cell. He needs your help to get out from there and find out who locked him in there in the first place. But in order to do that, he needs to retrace his steps and solve a few puzzles along the way.

The oldest riddle is assumed to have originated around 470 BCE in Greek mythology and is known as “The Riddle of the Sphinx.” Many other riddles followed later, proving that challenging the mind isn’t anything new and people always loved this type of exercise. And we can’t really blame people for wanting to challenge their brains and feel smart.

Did you know that there is a World Puzzle Championship? It has been held annually since 1992 and people from all over the world take part in it. Before you can become a champion, you have to solve a lot of riddles in order to practice.

Riddles have been a part of human culture for centuries, testing our wit, creativity, and problem-solving abilities. While some riddles are relatively easy, others are notoriously tough, requiring deeper thought and a keen sense of observation.

Not knowing yourself fully is something that’s more common than you might think. And, no doubt, your whole life will be full of self-discovery. But there are so many parts of your personality that lie within you that it wouldn’t hurt to get a little bit of help speeding up this process.

Figuring out math puzzles can actually make math enjoyable. It’s not only good for your mood but it also improves your creative thinking and problem-solving abilities. And there’s no better feeling than successfully solving a tough riddle on your own.

According to statistics, a person sees from 4,000 to 10,000 ads per day. That’s why companies around the world spend so much money to make themselves and their logos recognizable.

Once you show children’s puzzles to adults, most of them immediately get a brain freeze. Bright Side invites you to stretch your brain a little and check if you can cope with questions from children’s books.

Not everyone can describe themselves as being “observant.” Some might even consider themselves so distracted that they can’t even find the pencil that they had in their hand a second ago or the keys that are in their pocket. But hey, maybe you’re a great observer, and all you need to do is train your latent talent.

Do you often forget the things you need at the worst possible time? You’re running late, you’re about to leave your house and, suddenly, your keys. They were right there, but they just mysteriously disappear... Can they walk? There’s no one but you in the house, so you’re definitely to blame! Oftentimes, rush and stress prevent us from seeing the things that are right in front of our noses. Solving visual puzzles is a great exercise that you can use to keep these sorts of situations from repeating. Training your mind to see every little detail is a fun way to improve this skill in everyday life too.

People who act without hesitation in an emergency situation, like nurses, firefighters, and cops, have rewired their brains and are able to control their fear response. The ordinary person can do this too with experience and repetition. And whether it’s being trapped inside a room that is rapidly filling with water or one that is on fire, we have to act quickly. Luckily for you, there is a safe way to test just how good your survival skills are!

We all like to kill some time by solving difficult puzzles or finding mistakes in pictures. Sometimes it's really not easy to notice the smallest details faster than everyone else. In this article, you'll find interesting illustrations that will definitely challenge your power of observation.

Sometimes, the answer is right before our eyes, but we must read between the lines to find it. While often seen as something for kids, solving puzzles brings grown-ups benefits like a sharper memory, improved logic, increased creativity, and better concentration and cognitive abilities. Can you find the solution to these 10 riddles?

Our eyes can’t always tell the difference between things that look exactly the same and have only one small difference. But that’s only on the surface; if we concentrate enough, we will be able to see the odd one out. The challenge is finding out how fast you’ll do it and if you’ll need to ask for someone else’s help.

That moment when we finally figure out a riddle feels really good. It’s great for our brains, and riddles are a fun way to do it. They help us think better and remember things more easily, which is why we love them so much. Let’s see if you can solve all these 10 riddles like a pro.