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    Brain Teasers and Lateral Thinking Puzzles

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    This document contains a series of lateral thinking puzzles and brain teasers. The puzzles include questions about an envelope containing one letter, counting the letter F in a sample sentence, pronouncing the word "wrong" correctly or incorrectly, using your name but others using it more, the direction of movement in tug of war depending on being a winner or loser, naming three consecutive days without using specific day names, overtaking someone in a race and the position you're in, adding amounts to reach a total, and what item is put in a toaster.

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    Brain Teasers and Lateral Thinking Puzzles

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    This document contains a series of lateral thinking puzzles and brain teasers. The puzzles include questions about an envelope containing one letter, counting the letter F in a sample sentence, pronouncing the word "wrong" correctly or incorrectly, using your name but others using it more, the direction of movement in tug of war depending on being a winner or loser, naming three consecutive days without using specific day names, overtaking someone in a race and the position you're in, adding amounts to reach a total, and what item is put in a toaster.

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    This document contains a series of lateral thinking puzzles and brain teasers. The puzzles include questions about an envelope containing one letter, counting the letter F in a sample sentence, pronouncing the word "wrong" correctly or incorrectly, using your name but others using it more, the direction of movement in tug of war depending on being a winner or loser, naming three consecutive days without using specific day names, overtaking someone in a race and the position you're in, adding amounts to reach a total, and what item is put in a toaster.

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    Brain Teasers and Lateral Thinking Puzzles

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    This document contains a series of lateral thinking puzzles and brain teasers. The puzzles include questions about an envelope containing one letter, counting the letter F in a sample sentence, pronouncing the word "wrong" correctly or incorrectly, using your name but others using it more, the direction of movement in tug of war depending on being a winner or loser, naming three consecutive days without using specific day names, overtaking someone in a race and the position you're in, adding amounts to reach a total, and what item is put in a toaster.

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    BRAIN TEASERS AND

    LATERAL THINKING
    PUZZLES
    What starts with an E
    and ends with an E but
    usually only contains
    one letter?

    *An Envelope*
    Read the following sentence
    and count the Fs?
    *6*
    Which word if
    pronounced right, is
    wrong, and if
    pronounced wrong is
    right?
    *Wrong*
    What belongs to you but
    other people use it more
    than you?
    *Your name*
    In which sport do
    winners move
    backwards and losers
    move forwards?
    *Tug of war*
    Can you name three
    consecutive days
    without using the words,
    Monday, Tuesday,
    Wednesday, Thursday,
    Friday, Saturday,
    Sunday?
    *Yesterday,
    today,
    tomorrow*
    You are running a race.
    You overtake the second
    person, what position
    are you in?
    *Second*
    Take 1000 and add 40 to
    it. Now add another
    1000. Now add 30. Add
    another 1000. Now add
    20. Now add another
    1000. Now add 10. What
    is the total?
    *4100*
    What do you put in a
    toaster?
    *Bread, not toast!*

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