Two is one, four is two, and six is three. Don't you see? What am I?

Two is one, four is two, and six is three. Don’t you see? What am I?

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Looks like a hippo crossed with a unicorn.

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A bike rider is traveling north at 25 mph, a car passes the bike rider going north at 40 mph. At the same time the bike rider passes a jogger running north at 5 mph. Which will move away from the bike rider at a faster pace, the car or the jogger?

What time does a tennis player get up?

I count time, but have no end. Tick tick, but I am not a clock. What am I?

I’m a small sweet cake, typically round, flat, and crisp. I come in a variety of flavors from chocolate chip to oatmeal raisin.

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Two is one, four is two, and six is three. Don’t you see? What am I?

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Looks like a hippo crossed with a unicorn.

Answer: Rhino

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A bike rider is traveling north at 25 mph, a car passes the bike rider going north at 40 mph. At the same time the bike rider passes a jogger running north at 5 mph. Which will move away from the bike rider at a faster pace, the car or the jogger?

Answer: The jogger, because the difference in speed is greater between the jogger and bike rider than the car and the bike rider

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What time does a tennis player get up?

Answer: Ten-ish.

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Ten-ish.

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I count time, but have no end. Tick tick, but I am not a clock. What am I?

Answer: metronome

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I’m a small sweet cake, typically round, flat, and crisp. I come in a variety of flavors from chocolate chip to oatmeal raisin.

Answer: cookie

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Two is one, four is two, and six is three. Don’t you see? What am I?

Answer: half

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Looks like a hippo crossed with a unicorn.

Answer: Rhino

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A bike rider is traveling north at 25 mph, a car passes the bike rider going north at 40 mph. At the same time the bike rider passes a jogger running north at 5 mph. Which will move away from the bike rider at a faster pace, the car or the jogger?

Answer: The jogger, because the difference in speed is greater between the jogger and bike rider than the car and the bike rider

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What time does a tennis player get up?

Answer: Ten-ish.

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I count time, but have no end. Tick tick, but I am not a clock. What am I?

Answer: metronome

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I’m a small sweet cake, typically round, flat, and crisp. I come in a variety of flavors from chocolate chip to oatmeal raisin.

Answer: cookie

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Ten-ish.