Find the common link for each of these sets of words:
1. Story – Fortune – Bank
2. Rough – Curtain – Fringe
3. Cows – Goats – Coconuts
4. Charities – Golfers – Computers
5. Flood – Pilot – Flash
6. Grass – Clay – Hard
7. Cross – Head – Tail
8. Taxes – Heat – Dough
9. Finger – House – War
10. Tooth – Ice – Guitar
1. tellers
2. parts of a golf course
3. they produce milk
4. they have drives
5. lights
6. tennis court surfaces
7. winds
8. they all rise
9. paints
10. picks
There is only one anagram (a word or phrase formed by rearranging the letters of a different word or phrase) for the word DEPOSTION. What is it?
POSITIONED
How much dirt is in a hole that measures two feet by three feet by four feet?
None… it’s a hole!
Solve the following:
1. You can count on it
2. Foot in the door
3. No can do
4. Honest to goodness
5. Way overpriced
6. Living on a shoestring
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A man buys a horse for $60. He sells it for $70.
He then buys the horse back for $80. And he sells the horse for $90.
In the end, how much money did the man make or lose?
In the end, the man has $20 more than he started with.
What are the next three letters in the following sequence?
J, F, M, A, M, J, J, A, __, __, __
S, O, N.
The sequence is the 1st letter of the months of the year. September, October, and November are the next in the sequence.
Solve the following:
1. He’s Larger Than Life
2. Little did I Know
3. Count Your Blessings
4. I’m in Trouble
5. Don’t Bet on It
6. Hand it Over Now
There once was a girl named Jane who liked to play tennis. What was her last name.
What.
(Take a closer look at the punctuation… we weren’t asking, we were making a simple statement)