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Last week, we published a transcript of one of Walter Benjamin\u2019s radio broadcasts for children<\/a> from 1932. It had thirty brainteasers in it. Here are the answers: <\/p>\n

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  1. His equal.<\/li>\n
  2. If the barber were serious about his offer, he wouldn\u2019t have made a permanent sign out of enamel, because \u201ctomorrow,\u201d when shaves are free, will never come.<\/li>\n
  3. The two rings are of equal width.\u2028<\/li>\n
  4. The pendulum passes through the middle twenty times.\u2028<\/li>\n
  5. The man was born on February 29.\u2028<\/li>\n
  6. Calculate: 999+1=1,000; 998+2=1,000; 997+3=1,000; there are 500 such pairs. Then all that\u2019s left is 1,000 at the high end, and 0 at the low end; so adding 1,000 to 500,000 gives a total of 501,000. Using the same method, the numbers from 1 to 10 add up to 60. [Benjamin has made a mistake here. There are only 499 number pairs adding up to 1,000, giving a subtotal of 499,000. Adding the two remaining numbers, 1,000 and 500, gives a correct total of 500,500. Correspondingly, the sum of the numbers between 1 and 10 is 55. Benjamin\u2019s mistake was corrected in a later broadcast.<\/em>]<\/li>\n
  7. Three colors are needed: one for the country in the middle, one for the two countries above and below the one in the middle, and a third color for the two countries to the left and the right of the one in the middle.<\/li>\n
  8. Hay.<\/li>\n
  9. 99 9\/9.<\/li>\n
  10. B.<\/li>\n
  11. The flower that was not there overnight is the one with no dew on it.<\/li>\n
  12. The bookworm needs only a moment to get from the first page of the first book to the last page of the second, because in a properly arranged library, the first page of the first book is right up against the last page of the second.<\/li>\n
  13. Inserting the letters \u201cdu\u201d into the middle of the German word for \u201cmoney\u201d [Geld] spells the German word for \u201cpatience\u201d [Geduld]. 14. The first piece of cake, which he did not pay for, does not belong to him, so he should neither eat it nor exchange it for the second piece.<\/li>\n
  14. His equal.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    And here\u2019s the list of fifteen mistakes:<\/p>\n

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    1. Heinz realizes that summer daylight saving has just begun and sets his watch back one hour. He should set it one hour forward.<\/li>\n
    2. If the barbershop is just around the corner and it would take him as long as three minutes to get there, it would be impossible for him to see it.<\/li>\n
    3. If Heinz is cut on his right side, the wound will be on the left side of his reflection.<\/li>\n
    4. Nineteen marks cannot be disbursed in five-mark notes.<\/li>\n
    5. Five groschen and twenty five-pfennig coins equals 1.50 marks. Heinz should have received only ninety pfennig in addition to the nineteen marks, because he gave the barber twenty marks for a shave that cost ten pfennig. [There were ten pfennig in one groschen, and 100 pfennig in one mark.<\/em>]<\/li>\n
    6. If the barber, the pharmacist\u2019s twin brother, is a young man, then the pharmacist cannot be an old man.<\/li>\n
    7. A window cannot be closed from the outside.<\/li>\n
    8. Even if he is dead, a man has only one skull, not two.<\/li>\n
    9. One could not yet take photographs in the time of Frederick the Great.<\/li>\n
    10. A bladeless knife missing its handle is simply not there.<\/li>\n
    11. Someone with a corner seat cannot have neighbors to the right and the left.<\/li>\n
    12. If Anton\u2019s housekeeper is deaf and alone in the apartment, she wouldn\u2019t know to open the door after Heinz rings the bell.<\/li>\n
    13. If someone lives on the sixth floor, a two-story building cannot block his view and he cannot see the faces of passersby.<\/li>\n
    14. If the train station clock reads 14:00, it\u2019s 2 pm, not 4 pm.<\/li>\n
    15. The crescent of a waxing moon looks like the start of a German uppercase \u201cA,\u201d not \u201cZ.\u201d<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

      \"Radio<\/a>Did you get all of them? Good on you! Pat yourself on the back\u2014you\u2019ve successfully passed a test designed for the German children of the 1930s!<\/p>\n

      These riddles<\/a> appears in <\/em>Radio Benjamin<\/a>, available now. Reprinted<\/em> with the permission of Verso Books.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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