Just 5 percent of people can solve the pattern in this 'impossible' 1% Club question
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Find out if you have what it takes to win the 1% Club with this impossibly difficult brainteaser. Consider yourself one of the brightest minds of this generation? Reckon you're the brains of the family? Well, it's time to put that ever-so modest theory to the ultimate test with this perplexing puzzle. Unlike most TV quiz shows, the 1% Club is all about applying 'logic' and 'reasoning skills' oppose to general trivia. So, even if you think you could win big on a show like The Chase, it doesn't mean you'll be able to scoop the prize money with this riddle. Ready? Let's get straight to it...
"What unusual pattern do these words have in common?" the riddle reads. "First, Almost, Begin, Empty, Below." Remember, you've only got 30 seconds to lock your answer in, otherwise you'd be knocked out of the competition. Admitting defeat already, or think you've finally cracked it? Watch the video below or scroll down to the bottom of the article to find the answer.
Brainteasers like this aren't just a handy way to entertain the kids for a couple of minutes, or provide a little distraction on your morning commute. Research has actually shown they might be able to positively impact the central nervous system, resulting in benefits like improved attention span and better concentration levels.
Want to avoid the doom and gloom? Get the latest positive news sent straight to your inbox with our Bright Stuff Newsletter. Didn't even break a sweat on that riddle? Well, it's time to for another gruelling test. This fiendish brainteaser can only be solved by those with an IQ of a genius - and has left Brits scratching their heads. "Mrs. Watt has 5 children. The oldest four children's names are Lala, Lele, Lili, and Lolo," the riddle reads. "What is the name of the youngest child - why do people laugh at her name?".
