Post by Lonely on Nov 9, 2020 12:58:10 GMT
How good are you at doing the splits? Rearrange each of these letter blocks into a word.
The Splits:
1/- pat gy lo ho
2/- se re wa how
3/- ie na ger me
4/- den se ry ta
5/- bu car le nc
Answers:
1/- Pathology
2/- Warehouse
3/- Menagerie
4/- Sedentary
5/- Carbuncle
What am I?
My first is in grape but isn’t in cherry.
My second’s in straw but isn’t in berry.
My third is in open and it’s also in close.
My forth is in model but never in pose.
My whole is a thing that is many but small, so tiny you can’t even see it at all.
Answer:
Atom
Mental maths.
Without using a calculator or writing anything down, see if you can carry this sum through to a final total?
Add the number of squares on a chess board to the number of black pawns on one. Divide the result by the number of weeks in 63 days.
Multiply that by the number of quarters in 2$.
Divide the result by the number of ounces ( 16 ozs ) in a pound, then cube your total.
Answer:
64
The Splits:
1/- pat gy lo ho
2/- se re wa how
3/- ie na ger me
4/- den se ry ta
5/- bu car le nc
Answers:
1/- Pathology
2/- Warehouse
3/- Menagerie
4/- Sedentary
5/- Carbuncle
What am I?
My first is in grape but isn’t in cherry.
My second’s in straw but isn’t in berry.
My third is in open and it’s also in close.
My forth is in model but never in pose.
My whole is a thing that is many but small, so tiny you can’t even see it at all.
Answer:
Atom
Mental maths.
Without using a calculator or writing anything down, see if you can carry this sum through to a final total?
Add the number of squares on a chess board to the number of black pawns on one. Divide the result by the number of weeks in 63 days.
Multiply that by the number of quarters in 2$.
Divide the result by the number of ounces ( 16 ozs ) in a pound, then cube your total.
Answer:
64