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Funny, I had no idea until I wrote the last one out trying to do the math. Quote:
If E times ILE equals BANISH, and TE times T equals BOOK, what does TO times IN equal?
A. BREATH
B. TEASER
C. RUTABAGA
D. POISON
E. COPPER E X ILE = BANISH TE X T = BOOK TO X IN = POISON |
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 United States
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You are such a good sleuth, Blueszone! You figured it out! If you replace the word "times" with the letter X, then you make the words and relate them.  Great job! |
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United States
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Yes, you can look at the one dollar bill and answer this question:
how many times does the word or number "1" appear on every U.S. one dollar bill?
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What problem did Leonardo da Vinci, Winston Churchill, Albert Einstein, Thomas Edison and General George Patton have in common?
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Yes, you can look at the one dollar bill and answer this question:
how many times does the word or number "1" appear on every U.S. one dollar bill? I'm not sure if there is an answer because the serial numbers change on every bill. |
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I'm not sure if there is an answer because the serial numbers change on every bill. Serial numbers are exempt from this quiz........ so do not count them. |
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If we count "one"s on every current dollar bill, I see it 8 times spelled out as a word, 8 times represented with a number, 1 as a part of the date in the green seal on the obverse (1789), and Roman numeral I at the base of the pyramid.
So, I got 18 times.
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So, I got 18 times You found 2 more than the answer I had, Svslav. Great job! The answer I had was 16, but they evidently were not as observant as you! Wonderful! |
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What problem did Leonardo da Vinci, Winston Churchill, Albert Einstein, Thomas Edison and General George Patton have in common? All of them had, or suspected of being on the autism spectrum. edit; for along with Bill Gates and many more who have changed the neurotypical world  Edited by tokenmast
04/05/2012 11:02 pm
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Learning disbilities? I know Einstien and Edison were considered very slow as students.
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Hint.......there is a name for the problem they all shared.
Example: you can't say "clothes", you have to say "shirt"
Edited by Cajunlady0
04/06/2012 01:12 am
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Dyslexia?
Congrats, CoinsKelly! You are correct. They all had it. Doesn't that just blow your mind with what they were all able to accomplish?! |
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The man then logged into his computer with no trouble. What was the new password? What was his old? I was at the computer shop Thursday. A lady brought in a laptoy her ex-boyfriend had purposely changed the Windoze password on. No problem, load SX squad disc, ten minutes later, no password. Customer thrilled to pay 25 bucks. |
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