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:

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:

It is perfectly feasible. The forty elephants had forty foreheads.

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:

Draw a pentagonal star. Now place each of the cone at the intersection points and you will get the desired results.

Solution:

17/19

series is 2/1 3/4 5/7 7/10 11/13 13/16
Numerator is prime number series 2-3-5-7-11-13-17
and Denominator is +3 series 1-4-7-10-13-16-19

Solution:

After five minutes, the second friend turned around to see if anyone was there or not. At this moment, he was stabbed on back by his friend.

Solution:

All around the houses

Solution:

17

Explanation:
You can see the center circle right?
There are 16 more circles. Probably you missed them. Just concentrate on the center circle for a moment and you will find the other 16 circles.

Thus there are a total of 17 circles in the given picture.

Solution:

The worth of that coin is zero. This is because the B.C. and A.D. dating system was not empowered till the year 525. So the coin is probably fake.