How can five people divide a bag of five diamonds equally without cutting them while still leaving one diamond remaining in the sack?
Give four of the lucky folks a diamond each, then give the fifth person the bag with the remaining diamond still inside.
Give four of the lucky folks a diamond each, then give the fifth person the bag with the remaining diamond still inside.
Everyone needs this, it’s great with an ‘r’ on the end but you’re sad when the first letter goes away.
What is it?
Love, lover, over
What does this represent?
but
thought thought
But on second thought.
I’m full of holes, yet I’m full of water. What am I?
A sponge.
It can only exist between any two things
Distance.
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Distance.
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In different ways, it’s proudly shown,
A flag. They are displayed proudly in a variety of ways and are sewn on shirts. They are discarded from being too worn, but if torn or worn, they’re burned out of respect.
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A flag. They are displayed proudly in a variety of ways and are sewn on shirts. They are discarded from being too worn, but if torn or worn, they’re burned out of respect.
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Of all the things that are broken,
Bread.
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Three numbers, 16, 14 and 38, need to be assigned to one of the rows of numbers below. Where do the numbers belong?
A 0
6
8
9
3
B 15
27
21
10
19
C 7
1
47
11
17
Hint: This is not a mathematical problem. The numerical values are irrelevant.
The rows indicate the shape of the number. Row A is rounded, B is mixed and C is linear. Thus, 16 belongs in row B, 14 in row C and 38 in row A.
The rows indicate the shape of the number. Row A is rounded, B is mixed and C is linear. Thus, 16 belongs in row B, 14 in row C and 38 in row A.
Hester goes out for an afternoon bicycle ride. She rides for one hour at five miles an hour, then three hours at four miles an hour and finally two hours at seven miles an hour. How many miles did she ride in total?
31 miles.
1 hour at 5 mph = 5 miles
5 + 12 + 14 = 31 miles
31 miles.
1 hour at 5 mph = 5 miles
5 + 12 + 14 = 31 miles
What has roots that nobody sees,
A mountain (from Tolkien)
A mountain (from Tolkien)