Einstein riddle

I’ve seen this puzzle in a few places under a few names, and thought I’d have a go at solving it. Read on to see the short solution (to the question of who owns the fish) and the full solution (of exactly who lives in which house, with their individual pets, drinks and cigars). Have

This is the revised version of the age-old Einstein riddle (the one with the Pall Mall and Dunhill and all the stuff that 12 year old Asian girls don’t know very much about). I remember compl…

It is said that solving puzzles keeps our brains exercised and young. I happen to like puzzles of every variety. This is one I ran across ...

Einstein says, “Let’s play a game. I will ask you a question, and if you don’t know the answer, you will pay me only $5; but if I don’t know the answer, I will pay you $500”. The man agrees and the game proceeds. Einstein asks the first question, “What is the distance between the Earth and...

Einstein's riddle is a challenging detective-style activity because it’s believed Einstein created this at a young age. Students have to use logic and clues to solve the nationality, pet, drink, color and hobby of each home owner.

Today, we will explore a puzzle claimed to have been made by Einstein himself. 98% of people are unable to solve this—at least, that’s part of the story surrounding this puzzle. Let’s see what it takes to be among the 2% who can.

Can You Solve Einstein's Riddle?

Q: Martha and George died, there was glass and water all around but no blood. How do they die? A: They were fish Q: How many seconds are ...