Fun With Words
- Two mothers and two daughters went fishing. They caught one big fish,
one small fish and one fat fish. Each of them got to take one home.
How is that possible?
- Pronounced as one letter but written with three,
only two different letters are used to write me. I’m black, I’m
blue, I’m green and I’m grey. What am I?
- When can
you add two and eleven and get one?
- What gets more wet the
more it dries?
- What grows down when it grows up?
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Answers
- There were three
women in the group. A mother, a grandmother, and a daughter. The
mother counts as both a mother and a daughter.
- An eye
- When
you’re
talking about time. Add two hours to 11:00 and you get 1:00
- A towel
- A goose
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