Solution:

Pick from the box that is labelled as 'chocolates and toffees’. Since it is an incorrect label, it must have either a chocolate or a toffee.

Suppose if you find a chocolate, then label it as chocolate. Now change the box that was labelled as chocolate earlier and label it as toffees and the box labelled as toffees to 'chocolates and toffees. This is because the one that was labelled as toffees (since it is labelled incorrectly) must have either chocolates or both chocolates and toffees. Since we have already found the box that has chocolates, it must have both chocolates and toffees.

Solution:

Of course, the questions has so many details and so many figures, but you have to consider just a few things. First calculate how much time will it take the friends to meet. Since they are meeting half way, they have to travel 18 miles. At the speed of 6 MPH, they will be able to do it in three hours.

Now see the fact that the parrot will keep on flying for three hours at 20 MPH. Thus the total distance that will be covered will be 60 miles.

Solution:

Since the answers were different every time, the first one cannot be Sarah as that would make the first one a liar. For similar reason, even the second one can’t be Sarah. Therefore, the third one must be Sarah. If she is Sarah, the middle one must be Sue which leaves the left one to be Sally.

Solution:

If you see the picture, you can find out seven squares - five 1x1, one 2x2 and one 3x3. See the dotted lines and the black matchsticks to know how we have moved the matchsticks.

Solution:

I have just two tee shirts neither of which are green, blue or orange in color.

Solution:

180

2 + 2 = 4 {2 * 2 * 1}
3 + 3 = 18 {3 * 3 * 2}
4 + 4 = 48 {4 * 4 * 3}
6 + 6 = 180 {6 * 6 * 5}

Solution:

Picture D.

Explanation:
Since the number of black dots are increasing in picture D, so it can be only solution.

Solution:

Nothing is the name of a boat that has been lying docked up to one corner of the island. You found it first and then the torn pieces of paper reviled a map that can be used to navigate while driving that ship. Thus using them, you will be able to make an escape.

Solution:

16/81

Explanation:
It is a question of geometric progression but we can solve it step by step as well in case you are not aware of the formula.

At first bounce
The height at which the ball would have reached = 2/3 of the original height from which it was dropped.

At second bounce
The height at which the ball would have reached = 2/3 * 2/3 of the original height from which it was dropped.

At third bounce
The height at which the ball would have reached = 2/3 * 2/3 * 2/3 of the original height from which it was dropped.

At fourth bounce
The height at which the ball would have reached = 2/3 * 2/3 * 2/3 * 2/3 of the original height from which it was dropped.

Now, 2/3 * 2/3 * 2/3 * 2/3 = 16/81

Therefore, 16/81 of the original height from which the ball was dropped is the required fraction height.

Solution:

Did you concentrate on the point that it was a ping pong ball? Also that you have a water bottle with you. We never mentioned that it was empty. So what you will do is simply empty it in the narrow pipe and the ball will come up floating on the water. All the other things that were mentioned served just as distractions and if you were not able to find a way, they all worked quite well.