Urgent, urgent, urgent ~ ~ ~

1. Have you ever heard the saying: what goes up must go down? What will go up but not down?

1. Have you ever heard the saying: If it goes up, it will fall, and if it goes up, it will never fall?

Key: Your age.

Answer: Your age.

My thunder precedes lightning. My lightning appeared before my rain. My rain dried up all the land it touched. What am I?

2. Thunder comes first and lightning comes later; After lightning, it is "heavy rain". When the heavy rain came, the land dried up. Guess what this is?

Key: I am a volcano.

Answer: Volcano. (Volcanic ash falls like rain, eg erupts)

You can see, you can't touch, you will disappear, but you will never really leave. Every day is long. What is this?

Key: shadow

Answer: Shadow.

4. What common English verbs have become their past tense by rearranging letters?

4. Which common English verb has become its past tense after rearranging the alphabetical order?

The key: eat or eat

Answer: Eat (past tense)

I have holes at the top and bottom. I have a hole in the middle, but I can still hold water. There are holes on my left and my rig. What am I?

5. There are holes in the top and bottom and holes in the middle, but they can hold water. There are holes on the left and holes on the right. Guess who I am?

Key: sponge

Answer: Sponge.

6. A word I know contains six letters. Subtract one and there are twelve left. What is this word?

6. One word, six letters, minus one and twelve. Guess which one?

Key: dozens

Answer: dozens.

7. What can run but can't walk, has a mouth but can't talk, has a head but can't cry, has a bed but never sleeps?

7. Can run, can't walk, can't talk, can't sweat, can't share a bed, guess what?

Key: a river

Answer: rivers

8. What has a key but can't open the lock, has space but no room, but can enter but can't?

8. What can't be opened with a key, with a space/space bar but no room, but can't get in?

Keys: keyboard

Answer: Keyboard

9. As light as a feather, there is nothing in it; The strongest man can't last more than a minute?

9. As light as a feather, there is nothing in it; The strongest man can't last more than a minute?

Key: Breathe (hold your breath)

Answer: Breathe.

10. Which two words contain the most letters?

10. Which two words contain the most letters/letters?

Key: post office

Answer: post office

1 1. What kind of dog doesn't bite or bark?

1 1. What dog doesn't bite or bark?

Key: hot dogs. (hot dog)

Answer: hot dogs.

12. What is the smallest room in the world?

12. What is the smallest room?

Key: mushrooms. (Mushroom)

Answer: mushrooms

13. Who tries to make others smile most of the time?

13. Who often makes others laugh?

The key: a photographer.

Answer: Photographer

14. From what number can you take half and leave nothing?

14. What number, take half and the rest is zero?

Key: the number 8.

Answer: the number 8

15. What has hands but no feet, a face but no eyes, and can talk but can't?

15. What has hands but no feet, a face but no eyes? Can you talk or not?

Key: A clock.

Answer: Clock.

16. How many months have 28 days?

16. How many months have 28 days?

Key: all. Every month has the 28th day.

A: All months. Because every month has the 28th.

17. Who is not your sister or your brother, but still your parents' child?

17. A person is not your sister or your brother, but he is still your parents' child. Who is he?

The key: you are yourself.

Answer: yourself.

18. What has teeth but can't eat?

18. What can't be eaten with your teeth?

Key: comb

Answer: comb

19. Four girls have a basket with four apples in it. How can you divide the apples so that every girl can get a complete apple and there is still an apple in the basket?

19. Four girls have a basket with four apples. How to divide the apples so that every girl can get a complete apple, and there is still an apple left in the basket?

Give an apple to each of the three girls and an apple in the basket to the fourth girl.

Answer: Give an apple to each of the three girls and give the apple in the basket to the fourth girl.

20. Can you name five days in a week without saying: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday?

20. Can you name five days in a week instead of Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday?

Key: the day before yesterday, yesterday, today, tomorrow and the day after tomorrow.

Answer: the day before yesterday, yesterday, today, tomorrow and the day after tomorrow.

1. The bigger something, the more you take away? What gets bigger the more you take away?

2. What uses four legs in the morning, two legs at noon and three legs at night? What starts walking on four legs, then two legs, and finally three legs?

3. What will we get if we cross a woodpecker with a homing pigeon? What do you get when you combine a woodpecker with a pigeon that knows the way?

4. Where in the world is afternoon earlier than morning? Where in the world is afternoon earlier than morning?

Answer:

1. Ahol Cave

2. people. They can crawl when they are babies and walk on two legs before they have to rely on crutches when they are old.

People are born crawling on all fours, then walking on two legs. When they are old, they have to rely on crutches.

Birds knocking at the door when delivering letters will get birds knocking at the door when delivering letters.

4. In the dictionary. In the dictionary.

1. The bigger something, the more you take away? What gets bigger the more you take away?

2. What uses four legs in the morning, two legs at noon and three legs at night? What starts walking on four legs, then two legs, and finally three legs?

3. What will we get if we cross a woodpecker with a homing pigeon? What do you get when you combine a woodpecker with a pigeon that knows the way?

4. Where in the world is afternoon earlier than morning? Where in the world is afternoon earlier than morning?

Answer:

1. Ahol Cave

2. people. They can crawl when they are babies and walk on two legs before they have to rely on crutches when they are old.

People are born crawling on all fours, then walking on two legs. When they are old, they have to rely on crutches.

Birds knocking at the door when delivering letters will get birds knocking at the door when delivering letters.

4. In the dictionary. In the dictionary.

What has a head and a tail but no legs?

What has a head and a tail but no legs?

Answer: coins

Because in English, heads and tails only mean the heads and backs of coins _ ~

1. Why did this man throw a clock out of the window?

2. When is a pie shared by four friends?

3. What nail can't be hammered?

4. What ring is square?

5. Why is the sun like a piece of bread?

6. What's the difference between here and there?

7. What are the strongest days of the week?

8. Why did this man put the wheel on his rocking chair?

9. Why is the letter "R" like Christmas?

10. What day is it in adam brown?

1. Why did this man throw a clock out of the window?

-Look at how time flies

Explanation: Time flies, which literally means "Time flies", but in fact it is "Time flies"

2. When is a pie shared by four friends?

-12:45 (that is, a quarter to one)

Explanation: One quarter to one means one quarter to one, but it can also be regarded as one person taking 1/4.

3. What nail should never be hammered?

-Nails

4. What ring is square?

A boxing ring (ring)

5. Why is the sun like a loaf of bread?

-Because it's light when it rises.

Pun: If it's the sun, that is to say, it's dawn when the sun rises.

If it is bread, it means hair, which means that bread will become very light when it rises.

6. What's the difference between here and there?

The letter "t" Remove the "t" there, which is no different from the words here. )

7. What are the strongest days of the week?

Saturday and Sunday-other days are weak (week) days.

(weak is pronounced like week. Americans only have five working days, that is, from Monday to Friday, which is their working day.

8. Why did this man put wheels on his rocking chair?

Because he wants to rock. (To rock and roll is a kind of rock dance. But here, the rocking chair is swinging and the wheels are rolling. This makes puns interesting. )

9. Why is the letter "R" like Christmas?

Because it comes at the end of1February.

For this sentence, the answer means that the letter R is just at the end of1February. In addition, the answer has another meaning. Christmas comes at the end of December. In other words, the answer also caused a pun. )

10. When was Adam born in a day?

On the eve. Eve is a pun, one is to explain "night" and the other is to explain "Eve". )