Ice is to water as rock is to:?
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Thenks. That was my answer too.
Yes, Josie. WillWorkForChocolate will send you cheescake. :)
@Dutchess_III
Anything she sends my way, I will accept with enthusiasm, appreciation and gratitude. Plus, I will owe her.
Next:
Better is to worst as slower is to:
Fast
Slowest
Quickest
Josie…she might just slap you too, you know!
My husband is taking this online assessment test and we are having Minor Marital Disagreements here!
Which of the following words does not belong with the others?
a. likely
b. probably
c. possibly
I say C!!! He says B!!!!
Raggie, I agree. Quckest!
Fast
Not quickest. Quick might be responsive, but not quickest.
@Dutchess_III Likely and probably have higher values of certainty than possibly.
But “worst” is WORST. Can’t get any worse than WORST.
Which word does not belong with the other two?
a.cat
b. near
c. sun
or actually, it is a. A cat does not belong anywhere near a sun.
I said “sun,” because cats are near, the sun is far…..? And a near doesn’t belong anywhere near a sun either….. :( Come on Josie!
Two more:
Which number should come next at the end of this series: 1/12, 1/6, ⅓, ⅔?
a. ¾
b. 4/3
c. 3/2
LAst one
Which should come next at the end of this series of numbers: 1, 2, 0, 3, -1?
a. 5
b. 4
c. -3
I say 4
Magma. Lava must be above the surface to earn that name, while water is water wherever it is found.
LOL! Magma isn’t one of the answers @glacial!! I’m betting the people who made this don’t know the difference between Magma and Lava! :) LOL!
I would say 4 for the last one.
+1, -2, +3, -4…+5.
-1 +5 = 4
Damn, every time I look up, I see more questions.
You are right, it makes no sense.
by, the way, the difference between -1 and 5 is 6, not 4.
yes, but the difference between them is not 4.
-1+6=5
@Dutchess_III
Which of the following words does not belong with the others?
a. likely
b. probably
c. possibly
These are the stupidest questions. I never understood them and would always get them wrong on tests in high school because they seemed to be so subjective.
Likely does not belong because it starts with an “l” and the others start with a “p”.
Probably does not belong because it is more specific to mathematical laws.
Possibly does not belong because it is more of an umbrella term that encompasses the whole spectrum of the chance of an occurrence.
Likely and probably are more alike than possibly. Possibly means that there is a chance, but it could be only a slim one. It could be anywhere on the spectrum between Yes and No. Whereas both likely and probably are closer to Yes than they are to No.
@dxs I know what you mean. It is stupid. It requires your neurons to fire in exactly the same way as the person who wrote the question AND came up with the answer.
It’s the same with
Which word does not belong with the other two?
a.cat
b. near
c. sun
Well, are we talking distance? In which case “cat” doesn’t belong. Except I have a cat right on top of me.
Are we talking about warmth? In which case “near” doesn’t belong (unless I go outside and get near the warm air outside.)
Are we talking about physical things? In which case “near” doesn’t belong. Well, not exactly. Unless you’re near a bowling ball which falls on your head.
For ‘cat/near/sun’ I can’t think of any logical answer, so I pick “near” only because it has four letters and the others only have three.
Have you guys been drinking? Too much nonsense above to be serious.
I chose ‘near’ because the sun is an object, a cat is an object, near is not an object.
I hate tests like this! I never do well!
That was my logic too @Katniss. But my husband chose “cat.” And it’s his test.
Why, yes @Sunny2! We have been drinking. But it doesn’t affect my copy and paste skills! :)
@augustlan I like your logic too. It’s certainly legitimate.
is this the citizenship test for Elysium?
You have a candle, a match, and an oil lamp. Which do you light first?
How do you get a giraffe into a fridge?
^I’ll stick my neck out and say “inch by inch.”
You open the door and put it in.
How do you get an elephant in the fridge?
Tame way.
You have a bathtub full of water and you have a bucket. How do you get the water out of the bath tub?
Depends on what kind of match you have.
wrong. you open the fridge, take out the giraffe, and put in the elephant.
Lion, the king of the Savannah, holds a meeting of all african animals. Which animal is missing?
Well, the Serengeti is savannah in Africa, so none of them.
ANSWER MY QUESTION ABOUT THE BATH TUB!!!
Pull the plug in the tub!
you pull out the plug.
also, the elephant is missing, because he is in the fridge.
you are at a river in africa, that is home to countless hungry crocodiles. how do you get across without getting eaten?
Pretend you’re Pitfall Harry and jump across their heads!
wrong. you just swim through the river.
the crocodiles are all at the lion’s meeting.
I have created a monster. Is he at the meeting?
Where does George Washington keep his armies?
If I do ctrl/alt/456/home/insert/delete and yell like Arnold Swartenegger, will you tell me?
Wish I saw this earlier, I want to play! :-(
Go fer it! But unless @ragingloli comes back with her crap it’ll probably be over! But there’ll be more…stick around. Has anyone shown you the frizzer question yet?
I’m following this then and I’ll be waiting for more. No, I’ve not seen that one either. I really should pay more attention.
Oh my @Headhurts. It’s such a classic, I think it’s found it’s way to Wikipedia. Here it is.
Also, if you go to the very top of the page, to the left of the “Home / Help / My Account / Chat / Blog / Contacts” tabs you’ll see a search field. Just type in Frizzer and set back!
@erichw1504…where does George Washington keep his armies?
There is a circular pond of radius precisely three feet, with a lilypad exactly in the middle of it. A frog leaps from the edge of the pond and lands dead in the middle of the lilypad. How far does it leap to get back to the edge of the pond?
1.5 feet? You’re going to say 3 feet…I can feel it! I just don’t know why!
Nope. The frog doesn’t leap back to the edge at all. It’s dead.
Ok @downtide. I have two coins in my hand that total $.55. One of them is not a nickle. What are the coins?
@Dutchess_III One is a 50-cent piece (not a nickel), and the other is a nickel.
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