brainteaser

The team with the most money won the game and played one last question called the "Brainteaser".

One of the tests in that class included the brainteaser: How many points do you get for a 3-point shot?

Each brainteaser had to be successfully solved before they could move on.

Each duo solved the third brainteaser without help from the host.

The word brainteaser means a playful puzzle posed as a test of intelligence.

There's also the chance to pit your wits against a musical brainteaser.

The other six split up to look for four brainteaser puzzles placed at the fort.

The first six to finish move on to the second round, in which they must complete a brainteaser with four written clues to guide them.

They treat the bracket as a puzzle or brainteaser.

Unfortunately for Thomas, the answer to this brainteaser is not located in small type, upside-down at the bottom of the page.

Occasionally she will pose a brainteaser of her own or poll her readers.

"Lost" is the sudoku of network television, a brainteaser that puzzles but does not enlighten.

So creating an itinerary that let us see as much of the preserve as possible became a brainteaser.

The tribe has the option to dig down several feet and search to uncover an answer key to solve the brainteaser.

Kris and Nathan needed to buy the answer to solve the first brainteaser, costing $1,000.

This should not be a brainteaser.

By now the pattern of these works should be fairly familiar: seduce the eye and then trick or tickle the mind with some brainteaser.

The glyph energy channels spread throughout the city of Meridian, where the game takes place, offer various brainteaser challenges to the player.

BrainTeaser was live, with phone-in viewer puzzles being announced and played during the show in addition to the studio game.

If this all sounds vaguely like some brainteaser from a high school math class, that is probably Mr. Maxwell's intention.

A classic brainteaser.

Another brainteaser.

After finishing the brainteaser, they climb up a sand hill, through a maze and over a second sand hill.

A modified version of the barber paradox is frequently encountered in the form of a brainteaser puzzle or joke.

Based on the popularity of logic games like crossword puzzles and sudoku grids, it seems we really enjoy a good brainteaser.