Solution:

8.

Explanation:
- The Wire of the extension cord-1 is broken.
- The extension cord-6 does not have a wire.
- One of the sockets of cord-2 is broken
- The cord-4 with just one socket is of no use.

Now,
- Cord-1 will connect to the main switch and one of the sockets will connect to Cord-2.
So two sockets can be used from cord-1.

- One of the sockets of cord-2 will connect to the cord-5 and one of them is useless.
So two sockets can be used from cord-2.

- Cord-5 can use all the sockets, i.e. 4

So,
Total In Use = 2 + 2 + 4 = 8.

Please watch the video for a better understanding

Solution:

The first door.

The bear will try to protect the cub, even if you offer her your food.
Swimming a lake with crocodiles is definitely not a good idea.
You can use your bucket to fight the fire with the water from the lake and can also distract the crocodiles with the food you had.

Solution:

38

Solution:

A

The ladder of B is about to break.

Solution:

Batsman-8

1st over:
1st Ball, Batsman-1 got out
2nd Ball, Batsman-3 got out
3rd Ball, Batsman-4 got out
4th Ball, Batsman-5 got out
5th Ball, Batsman-6 got out
6th Ball, Batsman-7 got out

Before the start of a new over, the batsmen will swap strikes.
i.e Batsman-2 at nonstriker will become striker and batsman-8 will go at the nonstriker end.

2nd over:
1st Ball, Batsman-2 got out
2nd Ball, Batsman-9 got out
3rd Ball, Batsman-10 got out
4th Ball, Batsman-11 got out.

Solution:

What.

It is clearly mentioned that "What is the name of the fourth son". Note it's a statement with a period(.) and not with a question mark(?).

Most of the people has given the answer as "East" or "Someone".

Solution:

The Girl

Solution:

Ground Floor.

Any person staying on the floor other than the ground floor would have to call the elevator to reach their respective floors. So, the ground floor calls the elevator way above the individual floors.

Solution:

The kids have 4 slices of pizza in their hands but only three pieces are missing from the pizza box.

Solution:

1600

To calculate the entry fee for someone from Britain, we need to count the number of vowels and consonants in the country name and use the given formula.

Country: Britain

Vowels: 2 (i, a)
Consonants: 5 (b, r, t, n)

Using the formula where vowels are worth $300 and consonants are worth $200, the entry fee for someone from Britain would be:

(2 x $300 + 5 x $200) = $600 + $1000 = $1600

So, the entry fee for someone from Britain is $1,600.