Solution:

30 squares.

Explanation:
Assuming smallest square side is 1 meters, then

Total number of squares with side 1 meters are 16
Total number of squares with side 2 meters are 9
Total number of squares with side 3 meters are 4
Total number of squares with side 4 meters is 1

summing 16+9+4+1 = 30

Solution:

end up behind bars

Check that the word "END" is spelled in an upward direction behind three occurrences of the word "BAR".

Solution:

The correct choice will be the option 'd'.

In each succeeding row, the previous column is reversed and the lowest digits are omitted.

Solution:

The missing number is 11.

Explanation:
The patter here is that the number on the right is half of the product of the other two numbers.

(18*4)/2 = 36
(15*6)/2 = 45

In the same manner,
(8*x)/2 = 44
=> x = 11

Solution:

23

Explanation:
If you interchange the digits in the squares, you will see that all the resulting numbers are square of some number. Now square root all the thus formed numbers and add them together and you will have the required number in the circle.

In the third figure:
61 = 16 and square root = 4
90 = 09 and square root = 3
18 = 81 and square root = 9
94 = 49 and square root = 7

4 + 3 + 9 + 7 = 23.

Solution:

L, A and E are the missing letters which forms the word EVALUATE when read clockwise.

Solution:

To make things easier, let us just denote each box with the help of R number and C number i.e. the row number and the column number.

The rule that has been used here is:
R4C1 = (R1C1 * R3C1) - R2C1 = (5 * 2) - 8 = 2
R4C2 = (R1C2 * R3C2) - R2C2 = (7 * 4) - 10 = 18
R4C3 = (R1C3 * R3C3) - R2C3 = (6 * 5) - 12 = 18

Using the same rule for the last box:
R4C4 = (R1C4 * R3C4) - R2C4 = (4 * 9) - 17 = 19

Thus 19 is the missing number.

Solution:

We have provided you with one of the possible solutions. However, there can be three more solutions to this problem.

Solution:

The missing letter on left is P and the missing letter on the right is C. The word starts from the missing letter C and forms the word champion.

Solution:

60

Explanation:
There is a total of sixty ways in which the word Tiger can be read in this picture. If you are not able to find 60 ways, you can start with the center T and then move to an adjoining letter vertically or horizontally (don't move diagonally).