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>A man must cross a river that is too fast for man or >beast to swim…he must use the small boat that is >available. He has a fox, a chicken, and a bag of seed >with him and must get them across as well. >Unfortunately the boat is very small and can only hold >him and one other item. When he crosses he can take >either the fox, or the chicken, or the bag of seed but >no more than one at a time. If he leaves the chicken >with the seed, the chicken will eat the seed and that >cannot happen. If he leaves the chicken with the fox, >the fox will eat the chicken and that cannot happen. >The fox will not eat the seed…he does not like seed. >One bit of good news, the fox nor the chicken will run >away. Of course he can make more than one trip but >that means that at times two of the items will be left >on shore together. How is he going to get across the >river with all three? If he loses any item the evil >queen (as in Alice in Wonderland) will pronounce….OFF >WITH HIS HEAD!!!! He would very much like to keep his >head and he knows not what to do. Can you help him? > > > >Not allowed: > >There are no cages available and no materials to build >the cage with nor tools with which to build. > >Fox cannot swim nor can the chicken…they must be in >the boat when they cross…chicken cannot fly. No >animals will be killed. > >The river is too wide to throw anything across. > >The seed cannot get wet so you can not drag the bag of >seed out of the boat. The seed must cross in the boat >and cannot be carried on his head…in the boat and he >cannot sit on the seed. The seed cannot be >scattered…it must remain in the bag. > >He does not have rope available…only has the boat that >he can row. The oar will not reach across the river. > >Chicken cannot be left with the seed….or the chicken >will eat the seed and that cannot happen. > >The fox cannot be left with the chicken or the fox >will eat the chicken and that cannot happen. > >Good note….neither the chicken nor the fox will run >off….don’t ask me why…they just won’t. They cannot be >tied to anything though.

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