10 Interview RIDDLES || Episode #3 || Intelligence Test
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- 10 Most frequently asked JOB INTERVIEW RIDDLES. Quick and Tricky Puzzles that will surely surprise you. This is the third episode of the interview Puzzles and Riddles series.
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10 interview riddles || Episode #1 :
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5 interview Puzzles || Episode #2 :
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Make sure you pause the video after every puzzle statement, and try to solve it yourself.
You can find Interview Puzzles and difficult logical puzzles generally asked in Puzzle competitions, on my channel.
List of the Riddles covered in this Episode#3:
1 - Tricky Brick Puzzle (one brick is 1 kg and a half brick heavy).
2 - Age confusion (when i was 6 my neighbor was half my age).
3 - Tricky Grammar (Use I with 'is').
4 - Socks & Darkness (12 black socks 12 white socks) .
5 - Unique number (8549176320).
6 - Bat and Ball (A bat and a ball cost Rs 110, Bat is Rs 100 more than the ball)
7 - Truck & Tunnel (How can the truck pass the tunnel)
8 - Clock in MIrror (If mirror reflection of analog clock shows 2:30)
9 - Beautiful Flower (Every day flower doubles in size )
10 - Morning alarm (Wound up alarm to awake at 9 in morning)
The video explains the solution to all the Puzzles and the Logic behind.
Please comment below your answers and suggestions. Also LIKE the video and SUBSCRIBE to my channel if you are new.
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** Riddle #3 ,
"I is a letter in the English Alphabet"
I got it bro:)
LOGICALLY YOURS i is a vovel
LOGICALLY YOURS I is a proper noun
Also, if we're really getting technical, 'am' in the sentence 'I am an engineer' is not a helping verb.
I got the answer " *I* is the 9th letter in the English alphabet."
Riddle 10: you said you set the clock to go off at 9 in the morning, therefore you imply it has the ability to distinguish between am and pm.
Yeah this one isnt a riddle its just a trap, even assuming the clock cant tell the difference between AM and PM a person can and so they would wind it for 13 hours. Theres no logic to this one
You said it already...I is used with am
noice
genius
...damn
Now rhyme it with what you said.
one brick = 1kg + half brick
=> half brick + half brick = 1kg + halfbrick
thus half brick = 1kg
now, weight of 1brick = 1kg + 1kg = 2kg
it is just a simple mathematics
You are Genius at explaining 😄
I am able to get ur explanation can u clear it once again pls. If u don't mind
This way explanation easy to understand thank u
Now I get it must explain like that
Ur genius bro😅
Riddle 8: It's actually 2:30. The hour hand will still be pointing between the 2 and 3 in the mirror image. If what matters is which direction are the hands pointing, then that depends on the postition of the mirror relative to the clock
the clock he showed only had dots, and not numbers.
Correct no numbers indicated....
:O No f***ing way!!!!!
...
The fact you don't know which point represents the 2 and which point represents the 3 doesn't change the fact the hands are pointing at the same exact points both at the original and mirror image of the clock.
Andreu Sánchez what you are trying to say
Andreu, please look at an analog clock in the mirror. You'll find that the puzzle is correct in the video.
I is a vowel, also fits in.
Answer to #4 could be 2, if his drawer is organized, or the socks are folded together, etc.
I am watching this video after solving many tough puzzles of this channel and wonder to see such easy puzzles on the channel.
Because I merely take 4-5 seconds to solve every question beside of one that is numbers arrangement
From where u have solve please suggest bro
@@MayankKumar-hp3nd
On this channel bro, i am following this channel since last 2 years and solved almost all problems of this channel
Q.1) Let, Brick = B
According to question,
B = 1 + (B/2)
B - (B/2) = 1
B = 2
I is not an alphabet
I is a letter in the English Alphabet
That's true, it was a mistake.... in fact I have pinned a comment for the same.
I is a adverb
I is a variable
I is a vowel.
When any person's name is I, we can say(I is coming to our house).
Ohh all my life has been a myth. Lol
I is a vowel 😂😂
But I is also an alphabet bro... A letter in English alphabet... Which has vowels + consonants... Now ur life will be myth bro😂😂😂😂
#7 Glad you clarified that. Deflating the "tyres" would remove ALL of the air and would cause serious economic cost as it would most likely destroy all of the "tyres".
Riddle #5 this number carries all the mathematical digits, is this can be a possible answer?
That's a bit cheeky as many (infinite) numbers have all 10 digits
Special means it has to be unique to that number alone,we can make many numbers with all digits.
Let us take the example from that of 1 digit.
If it is 1 digit, the answer is 2^0=1.
If it is 2,2^1=2.
The same way, if 10 digits, the answer is 2^10=1024.
In short, the answer is 2^n where n is the number of digits.
@@levistepanian5341 you can say the same about numbers where all the digits are in alphabetical order. examples: 8 - 85 - 854 - 85491763200 - 88554499117766332200. so thats not an argument
If a clock in the mirror shows to time 2:30 then the time is wait for it 2:30
Yes, when you got numbers ;) next round pool double size how the f.. flower double his radius? You say something else, double space. Found 4 mistakes in ridles. 🤬
Please also mention the level of your Riddles, these all riddles are very easy for me as a 12th std. student.
They are so easy I am in 10 still I can do it
Have you heard of humility?
I wonder who, for the bonus question, actually multiplied all the numbers from 1 to 9 and then by 0 on a calculator and figured out they wasted 21 seconds of their lives.
Maybe some kids.
Only 21?
Riddle no.5 I've got something else to say about it
it has all the from 0 to 9
Same
It is created intentionally, to show alphabetically order
Agreed...I too thought it's a rare mobile number with all digits in it
actually it is already said " not to think mathematically "😁
@@प्रवीण_राई It's hint which means it's optional information not needed to solve the puzzle in the first place. And since the puzzle goes like "What's so unique about this number" that means even answers like "I'm unique and that is my unique phone number" is as valid as the answer given in the video.
I think #8 depends whether it's mirrored over horizontal, vertical, or some angle and if there are numerals written or just tick marks as the solution shows. The problem is underspecified.
I got all correct
Maybe u read it earlier😅
Coz in the first attempt u just watched the video and in the second attempt you chose to answer
U got it all right cuz ur the dumbest intelligent person 😂😂😂
Those were the most simplest puzzles i have ever seen expect for no 5 that one was good
"It is I !" cried the Joker.
Late to the party. I've had a wind up clock that specifies am and pm on the alarm since college. You didn't specify in the rules that the clock couldn't do that. It's a bs problem.
I love these puzzles I don't get all of them but like with the truck one and the pool one (ACTUALLY most of them). Its so satisfying when you gwt the answer and then check and it's correct
Nice collection of questions. Increase the difficulty level which will really test our brains....
i answered 7 out of 10 correct and bonus riddle too
No one asked you to flaunt
Me too except 5,8,10
I attempted all the riddles right + bonus riddle except riddle no 5, 8, 10
In 10 question it is clearly mentioned evng and morning then Wts need of am and pm
That is what i also thought. I went to the comment secton to find comments related to that question.
It's an wind up alarm clock but it was not mentioned in the question I guess
It was mentioned read the question there it is written that he "wound up" the clock for 9'o clock in the morning but the clock is wind up as mentioned so when he set the alarm for 9'O clock the alarm rang at 9'o clock in evening after 1 hour
Same ....but why he said the answer is 1 hrs! !!
Because he sat alarm at 8'O clock(pm) for 9 am in the morning but it's a wind up clock so it can't tell difference between am and pm so the clock will think the alarm is set for 9 so when he set the alarm as soon as it is 9'O Clock i.e. 9 pm the alarm will ring
For Riddle#3 the answer is aletter...which is in contraction format for the sake of the riddle, meaning "a letter."
I is a letter and not an alphabet
Btw I got all right
#riddle->5: the number has another uniqueness that is it has all 10 decimal values in it all for exactly 1 time.
Keep posting brother🙂
'I am an engineer.' In this sentence, I is a subject.
Plz understand that question carefully
A majority of Indians were/are taught Indian English. I am no exception to this. So, what are Letters to native English speakers are Alphabets to Indians.
I make mistakes in English because I was taught in my Indian school that those mistakes are really not mistakes. It's how they must be to be correct.
When I expose myself, I expose everybody who believes he/she is better than me.
😁
How do you know the wind up clock cannot distinguish between A.M. and P.M.? It should be possible to have a wind up clock that can be set for more than 12 hours. By the way, 1 hour isn't correct in this case, even if it can't distinguish between A.M. and P.M.. Who falls asleep instantly on going to bed? I find it usually takes about 5 minutes at least.
I gave answer to 5 puzzles correctly along with bonus puzzle.....😊
congrats! still a good number :)
I like how you use annotation to provide the answer for riddle 3.
Can't understand riddle 6 plz explain
#4 You did NOT say that there are ONLY white and black socks in the drawer. That number could go up significantly if there are more colors (colours for Euros). And if the first sock was green and he had lost the other green sock but was keeping that one in hope of finding the lost one, the answer is that he is out of luck.
I didn't get the clock and mirror and 85491620 others are well not difficult
Bro when you see opposite of 2 and 3 hours in mirror you will see 10 and 9..then in-between 2and3 should be in-between 9and10. So answer 9.30
@SinghAmit Singham hate to nitpick, but you skipped three.... And seven
These all seemed ridiculously easy for me - not like the other videos.
Riddle#8 what if the clock had numbers, you would easily identify it even if its only a reflection (new here)
try it
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Hi Gowtham.... highly appreciated :)
There are many possible answers, eg two socks because in the dark, the socks will look the same, OR three if only matching by colour, OR undefined if he is taking a pair of socks at a time and he is matching by colour (because he may end up grabbing some or all unmatching pairs), or NONE since he already has 6 pairs of white and 6 pairs of black socks in the drawer (he doesn't need to move them for him to "get" them) or two (one pair) if he or his mum or wife pairs the socks when putting away the laundry. [I dont pair my socks, but my mum did when i was a kid]
i have a question about number one, although its the weight of a half brick would that mean the weight of the brick would be infinte since the brick's weight is 1kg+the weight of half a brick but in that case then the weight of the brick would keep increasing and increasing due to the weight of the half brick, which makes the half brick weigh even more, making it more and more infinitely? Or i might just be overthinking it
also fornumber 3 could it be " "I" is used with "am" to make up sentences"
Hi James.... yup, that's also perfect :)
Well, here I differ from your logic.... suppose that the brick weight is "B". So, the weight of half brick would be "B/2".
Now, as per the statement, B = (B/2) + 1. Solve this simple equation, you'll get B - (B/2) = 1, so , B= 2.
There cannot be other answer than 2 kg because (as I pointed in the video) we have the constant value of 1 kg in the problem equation.... i hope that helps :)
honestly I solved the bonus riddle only!!😀
Easy peezy👍
Can someone explain to me what's supposed to be tricky about questions 1, 2, and 4? I'm having a hard time interpreting them as anything other than straightforward and simple questions.
first vid of yours to me that i answered all correctly
Very easssy
I got 9 out of 11 correct.
if you can see 2:30 then its 2:30 numbers dont change make the questions more understandable
In the fourth riddle if color mentioned then 14 is the correct answer because if it is white color maximum possibility will be after drawing 12 black socks then when we draw two socks we will get the required white socks pair so 14 is the answer for that .
In Tuck and tunnel riddle my answer is to load the truck with good as it will surely lower the shock absorbers and you won't need to refill your tire
Your comment is perfect for this channel :) thanks Mateen
Where will u get a load in your half Way
Where will u get a load in ur half way
You can refill tires on a semi if you carry a air hose since they operate using air to control everything from brakes to automatic windows that operate from the air supply. And you didn’t say if the truck had a trailer. If there is no trailer then just hit the switch that releases the air from suspension and you’ll lower the semi enough. And depending on the trailer the it’s also possible to release air from the suspension if it’s a specific type of trailer that has air bags as the suspension. Also many trailers have systems that equalize a constant ride height regardless of the weight because more pressure is put to the bags under a load and you can hear pressure release while unloading the semi as it gets lighter. Also some are equipped with the option to raise the height of the truck and trailer due to certain trailers sitting so low that they bottom out if trying to cross railroad tracks with a hump to go over or other sharp elevation changes within the length of a tractor trailer. Useless knowledge. But growing up driving semis and having used almost every type of semi/trailer combo from $450,000 self modulating trailers built in Germany to the most common van trailer. I wish more people understood that most truckers aren’t the stereotypical people often joked about. Yes there are a vast majority that really shouldn’t even drive a semi. But the guys that know all the equipment, unique laws from the after the feds go to different laws by state and even counties which is just a fraction of what a true professional trucker understands. Then add the typical 80,000lbs, clueless four wheel drivers, 12-14 hour days, and truly worrying about life and death situations daily if a mistake is made with as simple as getting too close to the edge of a saturated soft shoulder that will collapse from the weight and flip the semi. Not to mention manslaughter charges if a trucker isn’t critically thinking the entire time driving to avoid all the clueless motorists that do things everyday that more often than not would result in them getting killed if the trucker didn’t make adjustments ahead of time to avoid the people who have no idea that they often would be in horrific accidents but aren’t because truckers spend the entire time observing mirrors every 3-4 seconds and constantly defensively driving with a countless tricks and techniques that are taught or learned hopefully. Sadly though the economy has pushed the demand for truckers so bad that it’s a huge issue concerning the amount of truckers on the road right now that are rushed into a semi through company paid schooling and then a road test given by the company to please insurance companies and act like they run safe trucking operations. I know because I quit a job as the guy who once gave 35 mile road test to new hires and 9/10 drivers regardless of 0-40 years experience were bad enough that nobody would send a loved one as the load hauled by them for sure. But the bosses didn’t care and I was supposed to pass everyone which made me leave the job when they told me a person was hired that I advised against because he was unable to make a simple corner at an intersection, while I was shifting the semi from the passenger seat for them because he couldn’t get the truck to shift into the next gear once starting from a stop and having to shift into different gears. A semi doesn’t require the clutch after starting from a standstill and can be shifted into every gear just by knowing how to sync with speed and rpms just right that shifting is smooth. Not many typical truckers use that technique and they double clutch which is fine but still requires rpms and speed in sync for the proper gear that they shift into and if they can do that then using the clutch is pointless since they know how to properly drive. But most double clutch guys don’t and they grind and destroy transmissions while also losing complete focus of their surroundings on the road because they can’t get into gear and panic. Which results in thinking of only getting into gear and losing control of the semi as their brain is solely focused on shifting into gear and all the traffic and surroundings become absent from their mind which obviously raises their likelihood of something horrible happening so much that it causes me to write a book about the issue on a RUclips riddle video because it makes me sick thinking of all the drivers I tested that are on the road. But nobody cares. Demand for truckers is high and the supply of truckers is low. Especially well qualified truckers. But the largest trucking companies keep hiring/underpaying young urban people that are fresh out of trucking schools that graduate these people with the understanding of driving a semi that would be roughly equivalent to graduating high school with basic multiplication skills and maybe some division. Sorry bout this rant. Greed irritates me and it really gets to me knowing it’s the rich people knowingly allowing this alongside the government. Truckers are out there that have never owned a car and barely drove because they are early 20 year olds recruited by companies promising riches with sign on bonuses and multiple other scams. Often they target poor urban people because they know promises of money and freedom of the road is great. So thousands of people that have never drove outside their own neighborhood in a city are tasked to haul 80,000 pounds working 14 hours on the clock with 11 hours of total drive time in a day going over terrain and weather they have never encountered. But nobody talks about it. No offense to anyone that is a vet. But it’s so absurd that it’s similar to drafting a 18 year old, quickly training them, and sending them off to a foreign land to fight. I know that’s a bit drastic. Still has a similar structure though. Young people, undertrained, clueless, deadly consequences, and orchestrated by people that know this 100% but greed/sociopathic leaders don’t give a shit since they benefit without any worries. Damn these riddles. Answer the riddles to the countless injustices across the world that leaders allow to happen. It’d be easier riddles to solve than these. And sliding the 5th wheel on the truck can alter the ride height depending on various factors.
I got all the answers correct. Those were easy
nice riddles thanks
I only solved 5 riddles+ bonus question
These were quite interesting n Tough puzzles....!
2:30 actual time IS 2:30 mirror time. It may look like 9:30 but it isn't
riddle 7 would be better to remove the top of the stacks, this would be one bolt per stack and the tops easily slide out and create more than an inch of clearance. This would be much faster than deflating 18 tires and then reinflating them, it is also better because you are not taking a chance at losing one of the beads on the tires.
In Question #10, you never said you actually set the alarm ... you said you wound it up to set it. Therefore, the alarm would not go off. It sounds like you forgot to set it and may have been late on that one.
:) :) I just revisited the statement and found it to be contextually perfect. I wound up my clock to set the alarm.... that means to set the alarm I wound it up.
I started up my car to go to the store. It's still in the driveway.
OneTwoPlay Witty "How many hours of sleep would I get BEFORE being awoken by the alarm?
LOGICALLY YOURS I used to have an alarm clock that did distinguish between am and pm. I had to place it in a drawer to sleep without hearing the tick, but the alarm was enough to launch me out of bed
@@lebill3460 How long will it take my car to get to the store? It ran out of gas in the driveway a long time ago.
I is a vowel
Why is puzzle three hidden? I only see a black box.. strange.
These were easy ones
...
clock time in real life + clock time in mirror = 12:00 ALWAYS
Why cant he take all the sock pair(12) at once...why to think so much in darkness
He weighs on optimised solutions and that will not be optimised.
Suppose you need black socks as a pair, now how many will you pick in the dark? :)
Wrong equation according to question bat ball
Ayush Garg what was wrong in that equation ?
How Can Ball Cost Is 5$ , plz explain
He is using some non sense equation. How he find the ball price 5rs. It can be 2 or 3 or any number less than 9
The question said the ball and bat cost total 110$ i.e. Bat + Ball = $110 ----(1)
And the cost of Bat is 100$ more then Bat i.e. to balance coat of bat and ball
Bat = Ball + 100$
Bat - Ball = 100 ----(2)
From the above equations 1+2
Bat + Ball = 110
Bat - Ball = 100
2*Bat = 210
Bat = 210/2
Bat = 105
Now,
Bat + Ball = 110
105 + Ball = 110
Ball = 110 - 105
Ball = 5$
@SinghAmit Singham yu are fool ,equation is all right
The mathematical questions are been taken from ML Aggarwal.....
Way too easy, but good work nonetheless
#2: Actually, the neighbour could be 68 or 69, depending on when their respective birthdays were.
actually its very unusual to have the same neighbor after 68 years. so most likely we know nothing about the neighbors age
Thats correct
Sorry just started cracking up when you said “I is an alphabet”
I is an alphabet in Indian English. This is how we are taught English in schools with medium of instruction English. So, the next time you spot an error in Indian English, please blame our Indian English teachers. Cheers. 🙂
Solved 9 out of 11 🥳
Bonus - There is no answer because you did not say what the multiplier is, or if the number are multiplied together. Good FUN Game,! Thank you!
Looks interesting and simple..
I got 5 correct and the bonus riddle too...
excellent.... but more expected from you.... :) publishing a very tricky and interesting puzzle this week.
OK!!!Thanks!!!Very much Interested to see it:)!!!!
I answered riddle 1 by algebra
x = 1 + (1/2)x
x - (1/2)x = 1
(1/2)x = 1 then multiply both sides by 2
x = 1
I also answered riddle 6 by algebra
Bat + Ball = 110
Bat - Ball = 100
2Bats = 210 (Add them vertically)
Bat = 105; therefore Ball = 5
so smart i liked so much
Thanks Sai... new video is ready.. check it out
1. 2 kg.
2. 68.
3. I am 5 and he is 6.
4. 3.
5. It uses all digits, 0-9,
6. $105.
7. Let some of the air out of the tires.
8. 9:30.
9. 29 days.
10. 1 hour, unless the clock distinguishes between am and pm, then 13 hours.
Bonus. Zero.
I have an analog clock that switches between am and pm.
I love your questions! They feel like lateral thinking.😊
Lmao, “I is an alphabet”
If I isn't an English alphabet, α isn't a Greek alphabet either. Letters is American. Alphabet is English. 😂
@@yashwanthbhat4299 And it isn't, α is a greek alphabet *letter*, not an alphabet. An alphabet is a set of letters either in America or the UK (apparently alphabet can be used with the same meaning as "letter" in India, but it doesn't have that meaning in any other form of English I know)
Riddle #9 = 👏🏾
Completely threw me off 🤦🏾♂️
All right expect the 10th one
This one is incorrect too, there are wind up clocks that do distinguish
Awesome
I got 7 out of 10 answers and bonus question also
Very nice puzzles. Require logical thinking and little bit of quantitative aptitude
In riddle # morning alarm
U already define that go to bed at eight in the evening and set alarm for nine in the morning and in the answer u are telling there is no am or pm. Explain??
Actually the clock doesn't understand am and pm
After setting the alarm of 8'o clock after that 9 will come. The doesn't know am and pm
If u understand
Basically, the clock is messed up and it wakes you up at 9 in the evening.
Actually our life's are messed up
Good puzzle
super
In riddle 10,u already said that evening and morning, u already distinguished na Soo u only think. Nice video.
Hi Mandadi.... thanks a lot :) .... well if you pay close attention to the line ""set the alarm to sound at nine o’clock in the morning", you'll realize that it's just the intention to set the alarm for morning, but we have a wind up alarm clock that doesn't distinguish between AM and PM. Hope that helps :)
That's the only "wrong" question on the quiz
In riddle 2 the age should be 35.6 , when he is six her naibhour age 3 half it's age right..
@@sivagadadasu5499 that is right i also age only half a year when normal people age 1 year, i completed my graduation at the age of 10
@@sivagadadasu5499 are u a scientist
#7 was easy one😊
Wow kitne correct hue tumari
Riddle 2: 36 was my answer (well, 35 and a few months.. rounded to 36) 😂
Nope there is there years difference and the number won't be half at every time
I think we can also consider the ball to be $10, & balance the equation
No
if ball is $10, then the bat being 100$ more then the ball, means its costs 110$ for the bat, so bat and ball together will cost 120$, so 10$ for a ball will not work
Bro I am afraid for you .
Did you pass your math exams ?
Yes stasyszy is right.
In one question u said evening
8 o clock and morning 9 o clock
Riddle #8 What if the mirror is horizontal?
What is riddle 3 answer? I can't understand.
9/11. Question #5 and #10 were tricky and got me there.
Shirley Rout 9/11
All right answer
Answer of q2. First I thought the answer was in half but I noticed it and got the correct answer
Let the tyres down😂
lol I was correct😁
I is the word I use when I am referring to myself in first person.