Question: To open the door to be let in. You need this good breathing apparatus.
Answer: Respirator
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Question: A man lives on the 150th floor in a very tall building. When he goes down the building, he takes the elevator all the way down, But when he goes up, he takes the elevator to the 50th floor then gets off and takes the stairs the rest of the way up. why?
Answer: Because he's short and he can't reach the 150th button on the elevator
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Question: 
I cannot be felt, seen or touched;
Yet I can be found in everybody;
My existence is always in debate;
Yet I have my own style of music.
What Am I?
I cannot be felt, seen or touched;
Yet I can be found in everybody;
My existence is always in debate;
Yet I have my own style of music.
What Am I?
Answer: I'm a Soul.
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Question: forever foe to what is wrong,
men rage if i be lost by theft;
i am what justice works to bring,
And all you have when nothings left
men rage if i be lost by theft;
i am what justice works to bring,
And all you have when nothings left
Answer: Rights
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Question: What expression would these letters describe?
T
E
K
R
A
M
T
E
K
R
A
M
Answer: Up-Market.
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Question: I am aunt kim and i am going on a picnic i am bringing the original american flag, goerge washington's false tooth and a old cannon. How do you know what else you can bring?
Answer: You think of things People in history's belongings. But all the people had to of met before. Geore washington and the person who made the original american flag met during a war.
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Question: What word is usually pronounced incorrectly?
Answer: incorrectly
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Question: I love to dance and twist and prance, I shake my tail, as away I sail, wingless I fly into the sky. What am I?
Answer: A Kite.
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Question: There are two doors. One leads to happiness and one leads to death. There are two guards. One guard guards each door. One guard always lies. One guard always tells the truth. If you had once chance to ask one of the guards a question (remember, you don't know if he is the truth telling or lying guard or what door he's guarding) to figure out what door you should enter to get to happiness, what would the question be?
Answer: The question should be, “If I were to ask the other guard what door led to happiness, what would he say?†Take the door that the guard DIDN’T point to.
If you’re confused, below are two scenarios, one where you happen to ask the honest guard and one where you happen to ask the lying guard. For these explanations, the truth telling guard will be called T and the lying guard will be called L.
Scenario #1 (you ask T): T would point to the door that leads to death, because he is telling the truth. If you were to ask L what door led to happiness, L would lie and actually say the door that led to death, so since T always tell the truth, he will truthfully tell you what L would say.
Scenario #2 (you ask L): L is a bit more complicated. But we will start...backwards. If you were to ask T what door led to happiness, he would point to the door that actually led to happiness, because he is honest. So if L was honest too (which he was not) he would actually point to the door that led to happiness if you were to ask him the question. But he’s not so therefore he would lie and say the door that T actually WOULDN’T point to.
So, in Scenario #1 and Scenario #2 (the only possible scenarios), you should take the door that the guards do not point to.
If you’re confused, below are two scenarios, one where you happen to ask the honest guard and one where you happen to ask the lying guard. For these explanations, the truth telling guard will be called T and the lying guard will be called L.
Scenario #1 (you ask T): T would point to the door that leads to death, because he is telling the truth. If you were to ask L what door led to happiness, L would lie and actually say the door that led to death, so since T always tell the truth, he will truthfully tell you what L would say.
Scenario #2 (you ask L): L is a bit more complicated. But we will start...backwards. If you were to ask T what door led to happiness, he would point to the door that actually led to happiness, because he is honest. So if L was honest too (which he was not) he would actually point to the door that led to happiness if you were to ask him the question. But he’s not so therefore he would lie and say the door that T actually WOULDN’T point to.
So, in Scenario #1 and Scenario #2 (the only possible scenarios), you should take the door that the guards do not point to.
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Question:
A man has Ten Horses
and nine stables
as shown here.
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The man wants to fit Ten Horses
into nine stables.
How can he fit Ten horses
into nine stables?
A man has Ten Horses
and nine stables
as shown here.
[] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] []
The man wants to fit Ten Horses
into nine stables.
How can he fit Ten horses
into nine stables?
Answer:
One letter for each stable.
[T][E][N] [H][O][R][S][E][S]
One letter for each stable.
[T][E][N] [H][O][R][S][E][S]
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