Funny Trick Questions Quiz

1. How many months have 28 days?

2

1

All of them.

Depends if there's a leap year or not.

All months have 28 days because the minimum number of days in a month is 28. Even though some months have more than 28 days, such as 30 or 31, they still have 28 days. Therefore, all months have at least 28 days.

Explanation

All months have 28 days because the minimum number of days in a month is 28. Even though some months have more than 28 days, such as 30 or 31, they still have 28 days. Therefore, all months have at least 28 days.

2. You're 3rd place right now in a race. What place are you in when you pass the person in 2nd place?

1st

2nd

3rd

None of the above.

When you pass the person in 2nd place, you will be in 2nd place. Since you are currently in 3rd place, passing the person in 2nd place will move you up one position. Therefore, the correct answer is 2nd.

Explanation

When you pass the person in 2nd place, you will be in 2nd place. Since you are currently in 3rd place, passing the person in 2nd place will move you up one position. Therefore, the correct answer is 2nd.

3. If a leaf falls to the ground in a forest and no one hears it, does it make a sound?

Yes

No

Depends on how heavy the leaf was.

Depends on where it landed.

The answer is "Yes" because sound is a physical phenomenon that occurs when an object vibrates and causes the surrounding air molecules to vibrate, creating sound waves. Even if there is no one to hear it, the leaf falling to the ground would still cause vibrations in the air, resulting in sound waves being produced.

Explanation

The answer is "Yes" because sound is a physical phenomenon that occurs when an object vibrates and causes the surrounding air molecules to vibrate, creating sound waves. Even if there is no one to hear it, the leaf falling to the ground would still cause vibrations in the air, resulting in sound waves being produced.

4. A farmer has 17 sheep, all of them but 8 die. How many sheep are still standing?

8

9

25

35

After all the sheep but 8 die, there are still 8 sheep standing.

Explanation

After all the sheep but 8 die, there are still 8 sheep standing.

5. There are two clocks of different colors: The red clock is broken and doesn't run at all, but the blue clock loses one second every 24 hours. Which clock is more accurate?

The red clock.

The blue clock.

Neither.

Both.

The red clock is more accurate because it doesn't run at all, meaning it doesn't lose or gain any time. On the other hand, the blue clock loses one second every 24 hours, which means it is not keeping accurate time. Therefore, the red clock is the more accurate option.

Explanation

The red clock is more accurate because it doesn't run at all, meaning it doesn't lose or gain any time. On the other hand, the blue clock loses one second every 24 hours, which means it is not keeping accurate time. Therefore, the red clock is the more accurate option.

6. There are 45 apples. If you pick up 3 apples, how many apples are there?

3

42

45

125

If you pick up 3 apples from the 45 apples, you still have 45 apples in total because the question asks how many apples are there, not how many are left.

So, the answer is 45 apples.

Explanation

If you pick up 3 apples from the 45 apples, you still have 45 apples in total because the question asks how many apples are there, not how many are left.

So, the answer is 45 apples.

7. The answer is really big.

THE ANSWER.

Really big.

An elephant.

The data given is insufficient.

The given answer "THE ANSWER" is correct because it directly matches the answer provided in the question. The question asks for the correct answer, and "THE ANSWER" is the exact response given. The other options provided (Really big, An elephant, The data given is insufficient) are not relevant in this context and can be disregarded.

Explanation

The given answer "THE ANSWER" is correct because it directly matches the answer provided in the question. The question asks for the correct answer, and "THE ANSWER" is the exact response given. The other options provided (Really big, An elephant, The data given is insufficient) are not relevant in this context and can be disregarded.

8. How many 0.5cm slices of bread can you cut from a whole bread that's 25cm long?

1

25

39

None of the above.

Since the length of the bread is 25cm and each slice is 0.5cm thick, we can only cut one slice from the whole bread.

Explanation

Since the length of the bread is 25cm and each slice is 0.5cm thick, we can only cut one slice from the whole bread.

9. Divide 30 by half and add ten.

40.5

50

70