Solution:

It is perfectly possible. The sailors were looking across the deck at each other and not at the sea.

Solution:

The ten difference are as follows:
1) The direction of the paper plane is changed.
2) The amount of white flowers is different.
3) There is one extra bird.
4) The shoes of the girl are plain white.
5) One snail is missing from the picture.
6) There is one extra butterfly.
7) One apple is missing from the picture.
8) Different number of dots of the bow of the girl.
9) There is one extra plant.
10) If you notice, an airplane is missing from the ground.

Solution:

The smart answer would have been 'I will be quite glad and will take a day off from office to celebrate the happiness with my husband.'

The nature of question is hypothetical and you can answer in the same manner too. Usually the unmarried girls will be shocked at such a question but if you are smart, you can pull it off smartly.

Solution:

Let us assume that there are m male citizens
Then, the number of females will be (3553 – m)
According to question,
m/9 people received $45
And (3553-m)/12 received $60

Thus, total money spent by the wealthy man = (45 * (m / 9)) + (60 * (3552 - m) / 12)
= 5 * 3552
= $17,760

Solution:

By asking what if before you, he meant the alphabet U. Thus the candidate replied with Tea meaning the alphabet T and the interviewer was impressed.

Of course if the answer was coffee, he would never have asked such a stupid question.

Solution:

A person who is wearing an analogue watch.

The person will have two hands of his own and three hands will be possessed by the clock (hour hand, minute hand and second hand). If supposedly the watch also have a millisecond hand, the hands will sum up to six.

Solution:

The correct answer to this twisted problem is four times.

You can try solving the problem with the help of two coins and if you are unable to understand, you may even disassemble some clockwork to find out.

Now to explain it, it is evident that the small one will turn 3 times against the big one. The reason is because it has 8 teeth which is 1/3 of the big one (24). But now we want the big wheel to stop and the small one to turn around the big one. In this process, the small one will make an additional turn on its way around the big one. This makes a total of four turns.

Solution:

The answer is simple. The trains will be at same distance from Point P when they meet speaking on approximation. However, the train A will be closer to the point P by its own length if we are not taking meeting of train as perfectly overlapping.

Solution:

He will hang clock number 315 at 7:30pm. The person has been hanging the clock number which corresponds with the angle between the hour hand and the minute hand of the clock at that time.

Solution:

Tenures (10 yours)