Zhi Xian & Zhi Ting:
Mary lined up her lamps. Which lamp can look back and say,"I am the third from the last."?($100)
Hazique:
What created the Mona Lisa?
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for the question given by Zhi Xian & Zhi Ting the answer is it:3rd counting from the last?
ReplyDeleteThen the question by hazique is it : Leonado Da Vinci
It is wrong. Think carefully.Remember to answer!
ReplyDeleteHazique: Leonardo da Vinci?
ReplyDelete...
Think of a fact of all types of lamps. This is a hint to solve the question.
ReplyDeleteThere are three more cases of swine flu! But the alert level is still yellow.
ReplyDeleteWhat 3 more cases??!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's true.You can go to the Straits Times website and take a look. :)
ReplyDeleteIs the question given by us difficult?
ReplyDeleteZhi Ting, you can see the Channel NewsAsia thingy ab out swine flu att http://video.msn.com/video.aspx?mkt=en-sg&vid=99e23670-198a-4083-9cc9-dbe226be6124&from=imbot_en_sg_default&fg=rss.
ReplyDeleteZhi Ting and Zhi Xian: None of them?
ReplyDeleteYou are right! It is because lamps do not talk.
ReplyDeleteLamps don't turn around either.
ReplyDelete:)
Hazique: What or who?
ReplyDeleteIf what, what's the answer?
Crayons? Paint? Colour Pencils?
Hazique, It's so easy! Of course it's Leonardo da Vinci! And the question about the lamps was interesting! I have another riddle:
ReplyDeleteThe paragraph below is most unusual. How quickly can you find out what is so unusual about it? It looks so ordinary you'd think nothing was wrong with it - and in fact, nothing is wrong with it. It is unusual though. Why?
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"Gatsby was walking back from a visit down in Branton Hill's manufacturing district on a Saturday night. A busy day's traffic had had its noisy run; and with not many folks in sight, His Honor got along without having to stop to grasp a hand, or talk; for a mayor out of City Hall is a shining mark for any politician. And so, coming to Broadway, a booming bass drum and sounds of singing, told of a small Salvation Army unit carrying on amidst Broadway's night shopping crowds. Gatsby, walking towards that group, saw a young girl, back toward him, just finishing a long, soulful oration ... "
The above passage is taken from the book "Gatsby" written by Ernest Vincent Wright in the late 1930's
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What is unusual about the paragraph above?
Hint:
Look closely at the words, what do they all have in common?
The answer will be posted at 3:40pm later. Tune in.
Ok here is the answer for the riddle:
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the letter 'E' is a commonly used vowel in the English language. But in this paragraph, it isn't even being used! Check to see for yourself.
Source:
http://www.iriddler.com/riddles/puzzles/gatsbya.htm
That's interesting! Anymore questions? If not we will give another question.
ReplyDeleteStarting from the number one, what is the first number that uses the letter 'a' when it's name is spelled out?
ReplyDeleteZhi Xian and Zhi Ting:Is it one thousand?
ReplyDeleteSame with that anonymous person.
ReplyDeleteCorrect!
ReplyDelete[quote='Yue Ling'] Ok here is the answer for the riddle:
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the letter 'E' is a commonly used vowel in the English language. But in this paragraph, it isn't even being used! Check to see for yourself. [/quote]
Which paragraph? The question one or the quoted one??
one question:
ReplyDeletewho created words????
i did some research on who created words and found many answers. i came across an answer which says god created words together with the world. i find this answer rather interesting. but is it true mr soh?
ReplyDeleteOh no!There are 7 H1N1 cases in Singapore now!
ReplyDeleteDo anyone know how to do this maths olypiad question?1x2x3x4x5.......x99x100 How many zeros are there in the total value?
ReplyDeleteHaven't seen this before.
ReplyDeleteThere are 11 H1N1 cases in Singapore now!Uh oh....
ReplyDeleteWhy did you change the blog skin, Mr Soh?
ReplyDeleteThe blog skin is ugly! I prefer the previous one!
ReplyDeleteThis blogskin is ok, what!!
ReplyDeletei agree with hazique :P
ReplyDeleteI agree with Hazique as well
ReplyDeleteThere is now 12 cases of H1N1 in Singapore!
ReplyDeleteOMG We surely must be more precautious now.
ReplyDeleteWhat are bones made of?
ReplyDeleteThey are made of periosteum and hard materials to protect delicate organs in our body such as the heart, brain and the lungs. This is important to keep all the organs to perform their functions. This is important so that we will be able to carry out work smoothly.
ReplyDeleteAnother function of the bones is to keep our body in shape and support so that we will not flimsy.
Also, it is for movement and to store fatty acids like the yellow bone marrow.
nothing, because lamps cannot talk.
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