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You have just tossed a coin that has come up heads for the tenth time in a row. What is the probability that it will come up heads the next time, assuming the coin has not been tampered with?

You are an employment manager in a land where there are only absolute liars and absolute truth tellers. An applicant comes in to see you and appears to be sincere. He tells you that the next interviewee has told him she is a liar. Is he (a) lying or (b) telling the truth?

Which of the following scrambled words is the "odd man out" when the words are unscrambled? (a) CGHICOA (b) TTOOORN (c) IMMIA (d) CPOEHNANGE

Five men competed in a car race. There were no ties. Will did not come in first. John was neither first nor last. Joe came in one place after Will. James was not second. Walt was two places behind James. Who came first?

What is the missing number in the following sequence? 3 7 15 _____ 63 127

If 40 pizza bakers can bake 20 pizzas in 2 hours, how many hours will it take 2 pizza bakers to make 10 pizzas?

Ceylon is to Sri Lanka as Constantinople is to: (A) New Hampshire (B) Leningrad (C) New York (D) London (E) Istanbul

"Birds of a feather flock together" means approximately the same as: (A) All songbirds stick together. (B) Feathered birds get along well. (C) People tend to congregate with others like themselves. (D) If you see a lot of birds together, they will probably be the same color. (E) Birds without feathers are not accepted by birds with feathers

If Sally's daughter is my son's mother, what relationship am I to Sally if I am male?

A snail is climbing out of a well. The well is 20 feet deep. Every day the snail climbs up 3 feet and every night he slips back two feet. How many days will it take the snail to get out of the well?

On your bookshelf you have 3 books in a set, Volumes I, II, and III, in the usual order from left to right. You also have a bookworm who is eating them up. The pages of each are two inches thick; the covers are each a half-inch thick. If the bookworm starts at the outside of the front cover of Volume I and eats through to the last page of Volume III, how many inches has he bored through