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3 BM (SHTR)
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- The given letter equation 3 BM (SHTR) imples that 3 Blind Mice (See How They Run)
- 1. I make things short but I am pretty long myself. What am I? Discuss
- 2. A caribbean shape that makes ships disappear
Options- A. Square
- B. Triangle
- C. Circle
- D. Pentagon Discuss
- 3. 18 h on a g c? Discuss
- 4. What has three feet but no toes? Discuss
- 5. What has feet and legs and nothing else? Discuss
- 6. The more there is the less you see. What is that? Discuss
- 7. What word in the English language is always spelled incorrectly?
Options- A. Schezwan
- B. Yorker
- C. Incorrectly
- D. Psycologically Discuss
- 8. What gets broken without being held? Discuss
- 9. A word i know, six letters it contains, subtract just one and twelve remains. What is it? Discuss
- 10. I come in different colors and shapes. Some parts of me are curvy some are straight. You can put me anywhere you like but there is only one right place for me. What am I? Discuss
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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: Triangle
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: 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
Correct Answer: DOZENS If we remove 'S' from it, it is DOZEN which tells that 12
Correct Answer: A Jig saw puzzle pieces are in different colors which have different shapes You can put it anywhere you like but there is only one right place for it to be fit in it
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