Creativity test

Post by **Kisa** » 24-07-2005 12:22

OT: My cat acts like he's gone crazy ... He's hunting a fly!

Wayfarer · Post by **Wayfarer** » 24-07-2005 12:24

Uhoh! Move all the furniture out of the room now!!!

Post by **Kisa** » 24-07-2005 12:26

No need for that, he already got it! He's good at that! Extra vitamins

nickspoon · Post by **nickspoon** » 24-07-2005 12:33

A mad boxer shot a quick, gloved jab to the jaw of his dizzy opponent.

What's special about that sentence?

Post by **Kisa** » 24-07-2005 12:39

Every letter of the alphabet is used

nighthawk263 · Post by **nighthawk263** » 24-07-2005 12:40

nope it's missing 'f' it's written in the same matter as my few lines.

Post by **Kisa** » 24-07-2005 12:41

"of his dizzy opponent."

nickspoon · Post by **nickspoon** » 24-07-2005 12:42

Correct.

Which watch should I use: one that gains 20 seconds every minute, or one that has stopped on 6:30? Why?

nighthawk263 · Post by **nighthawk263** » 24-07-2005 12:42

@ Kisa: shit, missed that one! sorry!

Post by **Kisa** » 24-07-2005 12:44

The first one. I f you have a start time, you can compute the correct time.

The other shows the correct time twice a day, but you don't know when

nickspoon · Post by **nickspoon** » 24-07-2005 12:45

Yes.

Which one is right more of the time?

Post by **Kisa** » 24-07-2005 12:48

The second one?
I think, the first one could be right again after 36 hours ...

nickspoon · Post by **nickspoon** » 24-07-2005 12:51

Correct

nighthawk263 · Post by **nighthawk263** » 24-07-2005 13:17

A ship in port has a rope ladder that hangs over the side and into the water. The rungs on the ladder are exactly a foot apart from center to center. At low tide, three rungs of the ladder are underwater. How many rungs will be underwater at high tide, which is exactly three feet higher than low tide?

Post by **Kisa** » 24-07-2005 13:20

It's a ship, and floating no matter which tide, so it should be the same