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- 7. Which is heavier? A tonne of bricks or a tonne of feathers? Neither! They both weigh a tonne!
- 8. Which is faster: Hot or Cold? • Solution: Hot, because you can catch a cold!
- 9. What can you break without hitting or dropping? Solution: A Promise
- 10. Which country is this: NEDEWS? Solution: SWEDEN
- 11. Add a girls name of 4 letters to PRI to come first. Solution: MARY