Solution:

Answer
Kid4 and Kid6

Solution: According to given information, sitting arrangement of six people is -

Kid4 Kid5 Kid1 Kid3 Kid2 Kid6
or
Kid6 Kid1 Kid3 Kid2 Kid5 Kid4
or
Kid4 Kid5 Kid2 Kid3 Kid1 Kid6
or
Kid6 Kid2 Kid3 Kid1 Kid5 Kid4

So, in all the situations, Kid6 and Kid4 are at corners of the row.

Solution:

I am an anchor

Solution:

half hearted

Solution:

Overall or AboveAll

Solution:

They used square manhole covers in Baker Street. As the side is smaller than the diagonal of the square, they were prone to fall when twisted. However the manhole covers were round shaped in Crawford Street making them impossible to fall inside.

Solution:

Its a paradox

=> A sentence that always contradicts itself and yet might be true.

Solution:

B

sideways clockwise 1/4 turn

Solution:

9

cube of prime numbers
2*2*2 => 8
3*3*3 => 27 ...Answer
5*5*5 => 125
7*7*7 => 343
11*11*11 =>1331

Solution:

On multiplying all the 6 pairs we get (a*b*c*d)^3.
Assuming the missing product is a*b, then amid the 5 given products we see (a*c)*(b*d)=(a*d)*(b*c)
If we look at the numbers clearly 5 is out of the equation because there is nothing to balance it so the only remaining match is 2*6=3*4, so a*b*c*d=2*6=12.
So the product of all 6 pairs should be 12^3, the product of the given 5 is 720, so the missing one is 12/5=2.4

Solution:

Because she lost all the matches.