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1. Math:
Two candidates A and B are in an election. If A gets x votes and B gets y votes (x>y), what is the probability that, as the votes are counted one at a time, A will always be ahead of B.
(Jack, January 13, 2000)
2. Word Play:
Make sense of the following by adding punctuation: that that is is is that it it is not that that is not is not is that it it is
3. Cryptic Clues:
Records attempts and makes hangings (10 letters)
Orderly names given to intellectuals (5 letters)
4. Riddle:
In the dripping gloom I see
A creature with broad antlers,
Motionless. It turns its head;
One gleaming eye devours the dark.
I hear it cough and clear its throat;
Then, with a hungry roar, it charges into the night
And is swallowed whole.
Two candidates A and B are in an election. If A gets x votes and B gets y votes (x>y), what is the probability that, as the votes are counted one at a time, A will always be ahead of B.
(Jack, January 13, 2000)
2. Word Play:
Make sense of the following by adding punctuation: that that is is is that it it is not that that is not is not is that it it is
3. Cryptic Clues:
Records attempts and makes hangings (10 letters)
Orderly names given to intellectuals (5 letters)
4. Riddle:
In the dripping gloom I see
A creature with broad antlers,
Motionless. It turns its head;
One gleaming eye devours the dark.
I hear it cough and clear its throat;
Then, with a hungry roar, it charges into the night
And is swallowed whole.
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2.
That that is, is. Is that it? It is not. That that is not, is not. Is that it? It is.
That that is, is. Is that it? It is not. That that is not, is not. Is that it? It is.
Let me take a guess, this is your homework isn't it?
Oh and it's spelt Riddles
Oh and it's spelt Riddles
1. Math:
Two candidates A and B are in an election. If A gets x votes and B gets y votes (x>y), what is the probability that, as the votes are counted one at a time, A will always be ahead of B.
(Jack, January 13, 2000)
2. Word Play:
Make sense of the following by adding punctuation: that that is is is that it it is not that that is not is not is that it it is
3. Cryptic Clues:
Records attempts and makes hangings (10 letters)
Orderly names given to intellectuals (5 letters)
4. Riddle:
In the dripping gloom I see
A creature with broad antlers,
Motionless. It turns its head;
One gleaming eye devours the dark.
I hear it cough and clear its throat;
Then, with a hungry roar, it charges into the night
And is swallowed whole.
Two candidates A and B are in an election. If A gets x votes and B gets y votes (x>y), what is the probability that, as the votes are counted one at a time, A will always be ahead of B.
(Jack, January 13, 2000)
2. Word Play:
Make sense of the following by adding punctuation: that that is is is that it it is not that that is not is not is that it it is
3. Cryptic Clues:
Records attempts and makes hangings (10 letters)
Orderly names given to intellectuals (5 letters)
4. Riddle:
In the dripping gloom I see
A creature with broad antlers,
Motionless. It turns its head;
One gleaming eye devours the dark.
I hear it cough and clear its throat;
Then, with a hungry roar, it charges into the night
And is swallowed whole.
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