| If you balanced a broom horizontally on your finger, so that your finger was exactly on the broom’s center of gravity, marked that spot and cut the broom in two, then you would have a long and a short piece. The long piece being most of the handle and the short piece being the bristle end and a small part of the handle. Now what will happen if you weigh both pieces? (pick all that apply)
A. The short piece will weigh more. |
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| A man worked for a high-security institution, and one day he went in to work only to find that he could not log in to his computer terminal. His password wouldn’t work. Then he remembered that the passwords are reset every month for security purposes. So he went to his boss and they had this conversation:
Man: “Hey boss, my password is out of date.” Boss: “Yes, that’s right. The password is different, but if you listen carefully you should be able to figure out the new one: It has the same amount of letters as your old password, but only four of the letters are the same.” Man: “Thanks boss.” With that, he went and correctly logged into his station. What was the new password? BONUS: What was his old password? |
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| In each of the cases below, scramble the letters and then add an X at the end to make a new word.
Example: coven + x = convex 1) real + x = |
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| Can you name the salad veggies? Use synonyms of each word in the clue; put them together to sound out the answer.
EG. Clue: Dog Bloom 1. Caution Groove Bonus: |
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| Van Gogh (pronounced “Go”) had many relatives. Can you guess by the clues who they are?
Example: His dizzy Aunt? How many other relatives can you guess? A fruit loving cousin? |
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