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Ok, Smart arses, geniuses, geeks, nerds, intelligence freaks, IQ humpers etc I have some questions from this book which my sister has (dont ask why )
Good luck in answering as many as you can, Ill reveal the answers soon (just a variety out of the book)
nice and easy to start with
1) A woman was born in the Summer of 40BC and died two months after her 60th Birthday, What year did she die in?
2) What game begins with a T, has four letters in its name, and is played all over the world?
3) If one man has three sacks of corn on his back, and another has four sacks on his back, which of them has the heavier load?
4) I have trouble telling my left hand from my right, so i bought a pair of reversible gloves, red on one side, and blue on the other. I put a red glove on my right hand, and turned the other one inside out so my left hand would be blue - but it didnt work. What went wrong?
5) What would happen if you struck a match in a room filled with hydrogen gas?
6) A boy was asked to multiply five numbers together. He was shown each number in turn, but before even seeing the last two numbers, he gave the correct answer. How did he do it?
Good luck in answering as many as you can, Ill reveal the answers soon (just a variety out of the book)
nice and easy to start with
1) A woman was born in the Summer of 40BC and died two months after her 60th Birthday, What year did she die in?
2) What game begins with a T, has four letters in its name, and is played all over the world?
3) If one man has three sacks of corn on his back, and another has four sacks on his back, which of them has the heavier load?
4) I have trouble telling my left hand from my right, so i bought a pair of reversible gloves, red on one side, and blue on the other. I put a red glove on my right hand, and turned the other one inside out so my left hand would be blue - but it didnt work. What went wrong?
5) What would happen if you struck a match in a room filled with hydrogen gas?
6) A boy was asked to multiply five numbers together. He was shown each number in turn, but before even seeing the last two numbers, he gave the correct answer. How did he do it?