[Interesting] A collection of brain teaser quiz questions. Let's train your brain!
Have you ever thought, “My thinking ability has declined lately,” or “I’ve been making a lot of careless mistakes”? Maybe you’ve been more forgetful, too.
In times like that, how about trying some brain exercises or quizzes? We’ve gathered a wide variety of quiz questions and brain teasers, from easy ones to slightly more difficult ones.
Some are quick enough to do in a short spare moment.
With brain-training quizzes, the value lies in the act of thinking itself, even if you don’t get the right answer—so give them a try!
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[Interesting] A compilation of brain-teaser quiz questions. Let's train your brain! (21–30)
Only 3% of adults get it right! A 4th grade elementary school math problem
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When you’re suddenly given just this information—“A pencil and a notebook together cost 100 yen, and the pencil is 40 yen cheaper than the notebook”—it’s not uncommon to panic and answer that the pencil costs 60 yen.
But that’s incorrect.
Saying “40 yen cheaper” doesn’t mean the notebook costs 40 yen.
You need to find prices where the difference between the pencil and the notebook is 40 yen.
With problems that have a bit of a trick like this, it’s important not to blurt out an answer right away, but to pause for a moment.
Try shifting your way of thinking, and you’ll start to see the numbers differently.
A quiz that’s scary once you know the answer
Let’s try some quizzes that become creepier the more you understand them! We’ll introduce quizzes that get scary once you figure out the answer.
They’re humorous quizzes recommended for hot days or for people who enjoy scary stories.
They’re based on “stories that are scary once you understand them,” and the fun part is answering what exactly makes each story scary.
The videos themselves don’t have any horror elements and have a bright tone, so give at least one question a try.
It’s also great to tackle them with family, a partner, or friends.
A quiz that’s hard for adults?
A quiz that’s easy for kids but hard for adults.
Some people might think, “There’s no such thing,” but when you try it, you strangely can’t solve it.
The key to this quiz is not only to think straightforwardly but also to keep a playful mindset.
If you accept the answers without going, “No way, come on,” you’ll enjoy it even more.
Dynamic vision test
Let’s have you identify what the images flowing from right to left were and check each person’s dynamic visual acuity.
Unlike looking at something stationary, eye movement is required, which makes it interestingly different from simple visual acuity.
We’ll start with simple shapes and then move on to more complex items like sequences of aligned shapes and consecutive numbers.
Not only does the complexity of what’s displayed affect how well you can see it, but the speed at which it moves also changes visibility, so it’s important to assess dynamic visual acuity across various patterns.
Number Search Quiz
It’s a simple yet challenging quiz where you search for identical numbers within a table filled with various figures.
It tests your ability to focus closely on the table and your attentiveness to noticing matching numbers.
Using numbers with two or more digits is recommended: because digits repeat within a single number, distinguishing it from others becomes harder, which further boosts concentration.
Once you get used to it, try increasing the difficulty gradually by making the table denser or using larger numbers.
A riddle only geniuses can solve
Let’s approach this with a flexible mindset! Here are some clever riddle ideas that will stump you unless you’re a genius.
Challenging yourself with riddles can help develop your thinking skills and improve your concentration.
Try tackling some riddles to make the most of your abilities.
This time, there are also trick questions, so it’s a good idea to read each problem carefully before you try it.
For example, there’s a question like: “What do elephants eat during New Year’s?”
Abbreviation Quiz
How many can you get right? Here’s an abbreviation quiz.
These are words shortened by leaving out part of a longer expression.
For example, “netto” (the internet) and “konbini” (convenience store) are abbreviations that are familiar in everyday life.
Let’s try this fun quiz featuring such abbreviations.
Some questions will be easy to figure out right away, while others might leave you completely stumped.
It’s also nice that taking on the quiz helps you learn new things!