My tongue is long, my breath is strong, And yet I breed no strife; My voice you hear both far and near, And yet I have no life. What am I?

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I have a bed, but I do not sleep. I have a mouth, but I don’t eat. You hear me whisper, but I never talk. You can see me run, I never walk. What am I?

I do not have eyes but I once could see. I used to have thoughts but now I’m empty. What am I?

What is the most complex thing man has yet we use it everyday?

I can honk without using a horn. What am I?

I am a word of three syllables, each of which is a word; my first is an article in common use; my second, an animal of uncommon intelligence; my third, though not an animal, is used in carrying burdens. My whole is a useful art. What am I?

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My tongue is long, my breath is strong, And yet I breed no strife; My voice you hear both far and near, And yet I have no life. What am I?

Answer: A bell.

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I have a bed, but I do not sleep. I have a mouth, but I don’t eat. You hear me whisper, but I never talk. You can see me run, I never walk. What am I?

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I do not have eyes but I once could see. I used to have thoughts but now I’m empty. What am I?

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What is the most complex thing man has yet we use it everyday?

Answer: The Brain.

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The Brain.

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I can honk without using a horn. What am I?

Answer: goose

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I am a word of three syllables, each of which is a word; my first is an article in common use; my second, an animal of uncommon intelligence; my third, though not an animal, is used in carrying burdens. My whole is a useful art. What am I?

Answer: Pen-man-ship.

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Pen-man-ship.

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