Brainteaser/Logic interview questions: page 7 of 7
Questions 301–328
- Parity decides whether the sheep survivesMedium
- Four walkers and one torch on a narrow bridgeEasy
- Deducing a birthday from month and day cluesMedium
- Paying to win with more red pairs than the dealerEasy
- Odd ball among twelve in three weighingsHard
- Packing 1x1x4 bricks into a 6x6x6 boxHard
- Two digit cubes that show every date of a monthEasy
- One question to find the good door from two guardsEasy
- Sending a locked box through a thieving courierEasy
- Parity of red balls decides the final colourMedium
- Which of four switches lights the hidden bulbEasy
- Averaging eight salaries without revealing anyEasy
- Fixing three wrongly labelled fruit bagsEasy
- Splitting a clock face into three equal-sum partsEasy
- Finding the bag of faulty coins in one weighingEasy
- Socks needed to guarantee a same-colour pairEasy
- Repeated handshake counts at a 26-person partyEasy
- A small glass covering three of 51 antsMedium
- Identifying five bags of 9, 10 or 11 g coins at onceHard
- Saving 99 of 100 prisoners with hat parityHard
- Can 13, 15 and 17 chameleons become one colourHard
- Snaps needed to split a 6 by 8 chocolate barEasy
- Starting point that finishes a lap with scattered fuelHard
- Seven hat colours and a guaranteed correct guessHard
- Weight of berries after drying from 99% waterEasy
- Shortest road network joining four square townsHard
- Guessing two thirds of the group averageMedium
- Distance a worm bores across two shelved volumesEasy