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1. You are about to meet a random person. Is it more likely that?
A. They have more than the average number of arms for a human.
B. They have the average number of arms for a human.
C. They have fewer than the average number of arms for a human.
2. You are about to meet a random person. Is it more likely that?...
Can you solve these three rebus puzzles? The numbers in the brackets indicate how many letters are in each word of the answer.
1. (7, 4)
2. (4, 6)
3. (5, 2, 3)
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Clue:
Based on the above image, who is telling the truth and who is lying?
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Clue: One person is telling the truth, while the other two are lying.
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...A phonestheme is a pattern of sounds that is systematically paired with a certain meaning. I am going to present the prefix and meaning of some English phonesthemes and your challenge is to work out as many words as possible that fulfil the specific prefix and meaning. For example, if the prefix is ‘SW’ and the meaning is ‘related to a pendulum-like movement’, t...
Two vertical poles stand on level ground. One pole is 10 metres tall and the other is 15 metres tall. A straight line is drawn from the base of each pole to the top of the other pole. These two lines intersect at a point 6 metres above the ground. What is the horizontal distance between the two poles?
Note: I posted a similar-looking puzzle to this a few months...