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[SIZE="4"]Q1. As far as it is possible to ascertain, there is one thing which only one man in recorded history has not seen. All other men who have sight have seen it. The man was not blind and lived to a ripe old age. What was it he never saw and how come?

Q2. Several people are waiting to perform a task which they usually do by themselves very easily. Now, however, they are all in need of the services of someone who usualy performs the task only with difficulty. ...

[SIZE="4"]1. In 1996, The British Government was faced with the task of slaughtering many thousands of healthy cattle in order to allay fears over the disease BSE, or mad cow disease. What proposal did the government of Cambodia make to help solve the problem?


2. Two men went out for a drink together in a bar. One of them looked up, saw a tall, dark stranger looking like death and drinking soda water, and pointed him out to his companion. Startled and uneasy, ...

[SIZE="4"]1. King Alfonso XIII of Spain (1886-1931) apparently employed a man at court with one specific function in relation to music. What was the function?

2. During the early days of their conquests of Central and South America, Spanish soldiers often had to travel long distances through strange, unchartered country. Sometimes they travelled at night. They developed an excellent method of ensuring that they could always find their way back to their base. How? ...

[SIZE="4"]Q1. Why did a baker deliberately add an ingredient to his bread that would make it go mouldy in three days?

Q2. A few minutes ago (around 5.57 am) I made two five- pointed stars. Since then I have thrown them away. I do this nearly every day. What on earth am I talking about?

Q3. A boy taking an important mathematics test was told that he could not bring any electronic calculator, computer, or book with him to the examination, but as a concession ...

[SIZE="3"]In H.G. Well's novel [B]The First Men in the Moon [/B]our natural satellite is found to be inhabited by intelligent insect creatures who live in caverns below the surface. These creatures, let us assume, have a unit of distance that we shall call a ''lunar.'' It was adopted because the moon's surface area, if expressed in square lunars, exactly equals the moon's volume in cubic lunars. The moon's diameter is 2,160 miles. How many miles long is a lunar?
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