Jack had just returned from snowboarding. However, when he returned to his friends, he examined his belongings and saw that his food was missing, so he questioned them about it. The first woman claimed to have been skating all day and the second woman claimed to have been drinking the same juice by the fire since morning. As soon as he realized that one was lying, the man smiled. But how?
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Referring to the image above, your task is to find the liar among the trio. This mental exercise will test your visual acuity and observation skills instead of logic and mathematical formulas. Additionally, this brain teaser for teens will improve mental agility by strengthening connections between brain cells.
Who ate Jack’s lunch?
Riddles involve cognitive skills and power of observation. Thus, with each attempt your ability to think critically and make decisions, as well as your creativity and analytical skills, advances.
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Find the answer to the riddle here:
Image credit is provided by Brightside. It shows three friends enjoying a winter night outside in front of a bonfire. Divide the image into several sections with rows and columns. Now, using your incomparable mentality, your extraordinary imagination and your sound reasoning, find the one who ate Jack’s lunch.
Remember that you only have 3 seconds to complete this mental exercise.
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