Height: Tall enough for my feet to reach the ground
Can you figure this out?
Can you figure this out?
A girl has 5 siblings (6 Children total). She has 2 sisters and 3 brothers. Her mom has given birth/been pregnant 2 times. Her mom has 3 children and her father has 5. Her father has only “fathered” 3 children yet all 5 of his children are his.
*there are no twins or multiple births
I feel like I am leaving out a "key" piece of information, but maybe you can figure this out.
The mother had her first child from a previous relationship. She then met the "father" who had two children from a previous relationship. Together, they had "the girl". Then they adopted 2 children. And then the father adopted the mother's first born so that he/she would be "his".
Height: Tall enough for my feet to reach the ground
Cookie Monster, Not bad, but not right..lol If they adopted 2 children then the mother would have 4 children though. So there is one hole in your answer.
I like your thinking. I will post the answer after a couple people try to answer.
Last edited by StillTryin; 11-13-2007 at 05:16 PM.
Mom adopted one
Father adopted two, bio-fathered one
Mom & Father met; bio-partents of two
Total 6 kids;
5 kids are legally children of the father
3 kids are legally children of the mother
All six are siblings
Can you figure this out?
Possible scenario
