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- Question
A caribbean shape that makes ships disappear
Options- A. Square
- B. Triangle
- C. Circle
- D. Pentagon
- Correct Answer
- Triangle
- 1. 18 h on a g c? Discuss
- 2. What has three feet but no toes? Discuss
- 3. What has feet and legs and nothing else? Discuss
- 4. What word begins and ends with an E but only has one letter?
Options- A. Eye
- B. Envelope
- C. Both A & B
- D. None of the above Discuss
- 5. What travels around the world but stays in one corner?
Options- A. slippers
- B. walking stick
- C. broom stick
- D. stamp Discuss
- 6. I make things short but I am pretty long myself. What am I? Discuss
- 7. 3 BM (SHTR) Discuss
- 8. The more there is the less you see. What is that? Discuss
- 9. What word in the English language is always spelled incorrectly?
Options- A. Schezwan
- B. Yorker
- C. Incorrectly
- D. Psycologically Discuss
- 10. What gets broken without being held? Discuss
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Correct Answer: The given letter equation 18 h on a g c represents that 18 holes on a golf course
Correct Answer: A Yardstick has three feet used for measuring but no toes
Correct Answer: Stocking is long sock that women wore which has legs and feet and nothing else
Correct Answer: Envelope
Explanation:
Envelope is a letter holder for one letter and in the question it mean that it holds one letter. Eye is also a word which starts and end with E but has one letter in the middle.
Correct Answer: stamp
Correct Answer: I am ABBREVIATION that make things short but I am pretty long myself Example :: HIV - Human Immuno Virus WHO - World Health Organization
Correct Answer: The given letter equation 3 BM (SHTR) imples that 3 Blind Mice (See How They Run)
Correct Answer: It is Darkness If it is more darkness outside, we can see less in that
Correct Answer: Incorrectly
Explanation:
INCORRECTLY is the only English word which is always spelled incorrectly.
Correct Answer: Yes, a promise can be broken without being held
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