In a garden, there are five trees in a row. Each tree is either an apple tree or an orange tree. The first tree is an apple tree. If an apple tree is immediately followed by an orange tree, then the next tree after the orange tree must be an apple tree. How many possible arrangements of the five trees are there?
There are many trees in my garden. One such tree is a mango tree and obviously, there are some mangoes on it. Using the Slingshot I try to get some mangoes. After half an hour there are no mangoes on trees and no mangoes with me.
How come?
In my garden, I have many trees but only one of them is the mango tree. In these mango trees, there are some mangoes(as expected).
But after a strong wind, there are neither mangoes on the tree nor on the ground. Explain?
There are 50 horses and 50 kings riding along an old dirt road. They came to an apple tree with 50 apples. Each took one, yet there were still 49 left.
How is this possible?
For being good at the garden fete, four children were each given two sweets. Jack had an orange sweet. The child who had a red one also had a blue one. No child had two sweets of the same colour. The child who had a green sweet also had a red one. Jim didn't have a red sweet and Joe had a green one. James didn't have an orange one and Jack had no blue sweets. Knowing that there were two sweets of each colour, can you tell the colours of the sweets each child had?
