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100 coins are lying flat on a table. 10 of them are heads up and 90 are tails up.You can’t see which one is which. How can we split the coins into two piles such that there are same number of heads up in each pile?

I like indigo but not blue, I like onions but not turnips, I like forms but not shapes. According to the same rule, do I like tomatoes or avocados?

How can you tell an ant’s gender?

What is common to eat before it’s born and after it’s dead?

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Always in you, Sometimes on you; If I surround you, I can kill you. What am I?

Answer: Water.

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What becomes white when it is dirty?

Answer: Blackboard

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100 coins are lying flat on a table. 10 of them are heads up and 90 are tails up.You can’t see which one is which. How can we split the coins into two piles such that there are same number of heads up in each pile?

Answer: Make 2 piles with 10 coins and 90 coins each. Now, flip all the coins in the smaller pile.

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Let’s consider a case
Pile 1: 88T, 2H
Pile 2: 2T, 8H

Flipping the coins in Pile 2

Pile 1: 88T, 2H
Pile 2: 2H, 8T

Pile 1(heads) = Pile 2(heads)

I like indigo but not blue, I like onions but not turnips, I like forms but not shapes. According to the same rule, do I like tomatoes or avocados?

Answer: Avocadoes - I like all things that start with a preposition.

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Avocadoes – I like all things that start with a preposition.

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How can you tell an ant’s gender?

Answer: Put it in water. If it sinks it’s a girl ant, If it floats it’s buoyant

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What is common to eat before it’s born and after it’s dead?

Answer: chicken

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