ANSWERS:

1. Man in a wheelchair

2. Both you and your father are positioned with your backs touching.

3. 16

4. The coffee table in the living room is balancing on only three legs, which is not safe. Once you see it, you’ll realize the problem is clear. In real life, this table could cause a big mess, spilling hot tea everywhere! Did you quickly figure out the issue? If yes, well done! Your sharp eyes and clever thinking are impressive!

5. If just one clue is right, then the money is in the first bag

6. The answer is bookkeeper, someone responsible for recording and maintaining financial transactions and records of a business or organization.

7. The guy on the right has a wedding ring.

8. The fact that Tuesdays and Wednesdays newspapers were missing suggests that the mailman knew the man had passed away. Since he knew the man was no longer alive, he didn’t deliver those newspapers because there was no one left to read them.

9. If you didn’t find it, perhaps it is now time to have your eyes checked!

10. She took a picture of her husband using a camera. Next, she put the picture in water for five minutes to develop it. Finally, she hung the picture, completing the process of making the image (letting the photograph dry).

11. In the top corner, you spot a green leaf, indicating that he visited a place with lots of green plants and trees.

Antarctica is an icy and polar desert, covered mainly by snow and ice. The harsh climate and extreme cold make it challenging for trees and most plants to survive.

12. Keep an eye on the little things; they hold the key to solving the riddle. Notice how Rick’s absence is evident from the snow-covered driveway where he usually parks his car.

13. After examining the evidence, it seemed the middle-aged woman was the likely culprit. The reason was that only women could have entered the bathroom where the crime occurred.

14. The pregnant lady is the one. The detective saw something strange – her belly was expanding and shrinking unusually fast, suggesting she was pretending to be pregnant. In reality, she was using her belly to hide the stolen items.

15. The cat disguises itself beside the woman.

16. The answer is Mark. The message read, “? Crimson,” which means “Question Mark Crimson,” but if you say it quickly, it sounds like “Mark Crimson.”

17. The guy got tickets for both himself and his friend, but he bought a ticket for the journey back home only for himself, leaving his friend with just a ticket for the trip to their destination.

18. Whitney’s mom packed the toothbrush alongside the gym clothes, but she didn’t use any of them.

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20. The lady in a green dress who’s not telling the truth about having two children with the man.

21.  The spider camouflages in the flower.

22. There are four sisters and three brothers in a family.

23. The answer lies with the person standing last in line, who disguised the watermelon as a soccer ball.

24. When it’s summertime in California, it’s wintertime in Argentina. The man got a sunburn, which means he wasn’t in Argentina, but instead, he was in California.

25. Clearly, she managed to call the police without any constraints on her hands. However, when the police arrived, they found her bound and immobilized right before them.

26. At the end of the night, the lady wearing a hat seemed to have a noticeable lump beneath it, suggesting she had concealed the stone there.

27. Take a glance at their ankles, and you’ll spot something intriguing about the man on the far left—he’s wearing green pants beneath his gray ones. Looks like he attempted a sneaky move, trying to pull off a little theft!

28. Once the investigation began, a mysterious receipt surfaced, revealing numerous purchases from that fateful day. It seemed the person in question had quite a shopping adventure after pulling off a daring bank heist.

29. The answer is an echo, which happens when a sound gets bounced back several times because it reflects off different things. This happens because there’s a delay between the sound being made and when it comes back from the surface, it bounced off. That’s why we can hear the sound multiple times, like it’s echoing through space.

30. In this puzzling case, the accused showed no interest in the doors, suggesting he knew his wife wouldn’t be returning. This implies his involvement in her sudden disappearance. Can you untangle the mystery behind the vanishing act?

31. Andy finds himself in a cell without any means of escape. But being resourceful, he spots a shovel and gets a creative idea. He starts digging the dirt floor and piles it up under the window. With the dirt forming a makeshift ladder, he climbs to reach the window. Finally, he manages to escape and gain his freedom, outsmarting his captors just in time!

32. The key lies in how the poison found its way into the drinks. The mystery unfolds when it’s discovered that the poison was cunningly hidden in the ice rather than being directly mixed into the beverages. As Juliana hurriedly consumes her drinks, the ice barely has time to melt, and she unknowingly ingests the poison. In contrast, Marissa’s leisurely sips allow the ice to melt, resulting in a higher poison concentration, tragically leading to her demise.

33. Even after watching countless films, the answer may still elude you after watching countless films. Well, the secret lies in the whipped delight—it’s where the poison hid all along!

34. See this: no broken glass bits on the carpet, so the ball couldn’t have come in from outside. It must’ve been booted from inside, going out through the window!

35. The answer lies in a map. Imagine a picture that shows important details of a place, usually drawn on a flat surface. Maps are like simple guides that give you clear and easy-to-understand information about the world around you.

36. Here’s the clue: When it’s the first day of January, think of the first letter of “January,” which is ‘J.’ Similarly, on the fourth day of October, keep in mind the fourth letter of “October,” which is ‘O.’ If it’s the fifth day of March, consider the fifth letter of “March,” which is ‘H.’ And when the third day of June arrives, remember the third letter of “June,” which is ‘N.’

Put them together, and you’ve got the name “John.”

37. The third door.

38. Did Jeff really murder Mike? Let’s unravel the mystery:

Jack, who’s Jeff’s brother, can’t be the culprit.

Dan’s out too, having recently run a marathon, while the killer had a leg amputated.

Ben’s innocence is clear – he just met Jack, who knew the murderer since childhood.

Jeff’s future plans to set up Ben’s computer suggest he’s alive.

Mike didn’t share childhood with Jack.

If Jack, Dan, Ben, and Jeff are alive, Mike’s fate is sealed.

Hence, the deduction points at Jeff as the likely killer.

39. The solution is that all of the individuals were wed.

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41. Paul isn’t fibbing about not having any brothers, and the trio of doctors speaks the truth that Paul is their sibling. The catch? These three doctors happen to be ladies – they’re Paul’s sisters, adding an unexpected twist to the tale.

42. It’s none other than the modest umbrella. Similar to a conjurer at a gathering, this enigma transports the everyday umbrella from wet sidewalks to an exceptional, smoky platform, transforming the ordinary into a fascination. It’s a charming prod, underscoring how even an inconspicuous item can seize the spotlight with a touch of cleverness and creativity.

43. Candle.

44. Heroine.

45. Skull

46. Engaged in a game of chess is the sibling positioned seventh, facing off against her counterpart, the third sister.

47. The proprietor directed one of the factories to exclusively manufacture right shoes, while the other was tasked with producing solely left shoes.

48. As instructed, the feline has two potential locations: within the room or in the basement. However, since the cheese rests upon the table rather than within the fridge, the cat’s presence in the room is impossible. Consequently, the basement is its whereabouts. Consequently, with the cheese atop the table and the cat in the basement, the logical deduction places the mouse within the room.

49. Letter “R.”

50. The answer is “bookkeeper.”

51. Pencil Lead

52. Silence.

53. The Roman numeral representing four, “IV,” consists of only two letters, forming exactly half of the term “five.”

54. Keyboard