If you break me I do not stop working, If you touch me I may be snared, If you lose me Nothing will matter.
What am I?
Hope.
What 8-letter word describes something girls like, boys use and parents are afraid of yet remember fondly?
Hint: It has these letters: macroitn
Romantic. Many girls like being romantic, boys become romantic to win the hearts of girls and parents are afraid of too much romantic activity with their kids, but remember their own romantic endeavors fondly.
Romantic. Many girls like being romantic, boys become romantic to win the hearts of girls and parents are afraid of too much romantic activity with their kids, but remember their own romantic endeavors fondly.
How do you turn 2 into 5?
Turn it upside down and look at it in a mirror.
Turn it upside down and look at it in a mirror.
At night they come without being fetched. By day they are lost without being stolen. What are they?
The stars.
Where will you find roads without cars, forests without trees and cities without houses?
On a map.
You see me quite often, But don’t really care. If you pass by me, You’ll often stop and stare.
I can’t speak or see, But don’t think me uncouth, Because no matter what, I always tell the truth.
What am I?
A mirror.
Here are five rolls of dice, with their score.
Roll #1 – Score: 6
Roll #2 – Score: 4
Roll #3 – Score: 4
Roll #4 – Score: 8
Roll #5: 0
This is what you know:
1. The name of this game is significant (Petals Around the Rose) 2. The answer is always even
How is the score determined?
The solution is to count the dots (petals) surrounding the center dot (the rose).
Only odd numbers have a center dot, so even numbers (2, 4 and 6) are worth zero.
1 doesn’t have any surrounding dots, so it too is worth zero.
The three has two dots surrounding the center, so it’s worth two.
A five has four petals around the rose making it worth four.
The solution is to count the dots (petals) surrounding the center dot (the rose).
Only odd numbers have a center dot, so even numbers (2, 4 and 6) are worth zero.
1 doesn’t have any surrounding dots, so it too is worth zero.
The three has two dots surrounding the center, so it’s worth two.
A five has four petals around the rose making it worth four.
The names below rhyme with the first and last names of famous celebrities.
For example, Forge Yearns would be George Burns.
What are the following celebrity names?
1. Bobbin Pilgrims 2. Semi Drawer 3. Grieve Slobs 4. Rally Hairy
1. Robin Williams (he will be missed) 2. Demi Moore 3. Steve Jobs 4. Halle Berry
1. Robin Williams (he will be missed) 2. Demi Moore 3. Steve Jobs 4. Halle Berry
This mother comes from a family of eight, Supports her children in spite of their weight, Turns around without being called, Has held you since the time you crawled.
Who is she?
“Mother” Earth. The family of eight are the eight planets, all of the world’s population is quite a load, the earth is always spinning (or turning around) and unless you’re an alien, you’ve been on earth your whole life.
“Mother” Earth. The family of eight are the eight planets, all of the world’s population is quite a load, the earth is always spinning (or turning around) and unless you’re an alien, you’ve been on earth your whole life.
Four of us are in your field But our differences keep us at yield
First, a one that is no fool Though he resembles a gardener’s tool
Next, one difficult to split in two And a girl once had one as big as her shoe
Then, to the mind, one’s a lovely bonder And truancy makes it grow fonder
Last, a stem connecting dots of three Knowing all this, what are we?
The four suits in a deck of standard playing cards
The Spade is a gardener’s tool.
The Diamond is the hardest gem to break. “Little Girl and Queen” is a Mother Goose rhyme, in which the Queen gave the girl a large diamond for picking the Queen some roses.
The Heart bonds with the mind to form love. Absence makes the heart grow fonder.
The Club, or Clover, is three dots connected around a stem.
The four suits in a deck of standard playing cards
The Spade is a gardener’s tool.
The Diamond is the hardest gem to break. “Little Girl and Queen” is a Mother Goose rhyme, in which the Queen gave the girl a large diamond for picking the Queen some roses.
The Heart bonds with the mind to form love. Absence makes the heart grow fonder.
The Club, or Clover, is three dots connected around a stem.