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A psychology question, please fill in the blank:
posted Oct 2, 2016 by George Davros
  • psychology
  • science
  • logic
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A science fit-5-words puzzle
posted Mar 14, 2020 by Afsana Akhter
  • word puzzle
  • science
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Using the chemical symbols, which colour can be made from carbon, rhenium and americium?
posted Dec 2, 2018 by Parampreet Kaur
  • science
  • logic
  • riddle
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If you weigh both the pieces now, what will happen?
posted Apr 25, 2015 by Amarvansh
  • logic
  • science
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What does this represent?
posted Jul 9, 2019 by Samardeep Acharya
  • logic
  • riddle
  • science
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Using the chemical symbols, which singing voice can be made with sulphur, oxygen, phosphorus, radium and nobelium.
posted Apr 5, 2019 by Madhavi Latha
  • science
  • logic
  • riddle
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Using the chemical symbols, what kind of ornamental substance can be made from americium, boron and erbium?
posted Jun 25, 2018 by Harshita Dhaliwal
  • science
  • brain-teasers
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Using the chemical symbols, what kind of disaster can be made from sulphur, hydrogen, iodine, phosphorous, tungsten.....
posted Jun 3, 2018 by Samardeep Acharya
  • science
  • brain-teasers
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What is the best strategy for building an ice boat that will not melt before you sail it across the lake?
posted Apr 26, 2017 by Rahul Vaidya
  • logic
  • science
  • riddle
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There are 3 types of scientific endeavors:
posted Oct 6, 2016 by George Davros
  • science
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There are 31 horses on a cliff, first they jump into the air, then they come down and stop, then they stand.............
posted Mar 2, 2016 by Sandeep Otari
  • funny
  • riddle
  • science
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Can you tell me something that actually weighs more on the moon than on Earth?
posted Nov 23, 2015 by Basabdatta Mukherjee
  • logic
  • science
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What strategy do you use to remove the ice cube from the water glass?
posted Nov 17, 2015 by Maninder Bath
  • logic
  • science
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You have a iron rod with length of 1 lightyear. If you push one end of rod after how much time other end will move?
posted Oct 5, 2015 by anonymous
  • logic
  • science
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An Unexpected Name For A Boy?
posted Mar 2, 2020 by Afsana Akhter
  • science
  • mathematical
  • story
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To attend world science seminar, A famous chemist from Russia visit..................Who are the murderers?
posted Dec 11, 2019 by Saif Khanam
  • logic
  • riddle
  • science
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Using the chemical symbols, which famous football team can be made from boron, uranium, antimony, yttrium..............
posted Jul 29, 2019 by Harshita Dhaliwal
  • science
  • logic
  • riddle
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Which has a greater buoyancy force?
posted Jun 9, 2019 by Karan Joglekar
  • riddle
  • science
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A guy who was cleaning his house realized his vacuum uses more power.....................went into the bag. Why is that?
posted Jun 6, 2019 by Swati Arora
  • brain-teasers
  • science
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Estimate the volume of a hydrogen filled balloon that can lift 24 kg load in air?
posted May 8, 2019 by anonymous
  • physics
  • science
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Luis Garavito killed Density x Volume. Who is Luis Garavito ?
posted Mar 18, 2019 by Karan Joglekar
  • logic
  • riddle
  • rebus
  • science
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If a cork is put into a glass of water, the cork will almost always drift to the side of the glass. There is............
posted Feb 20, 2019 by Varuna Magar
  • riddle
  • science
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Using the chemical symbols, which room feature can be made from cobalt, radon and erbium?
posted Dec 24, 2018 by Balwinder
  • science
  • logic
  • riddle
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Using the chemical symbols which african country can be made from gallium, boron, oxygen and nitrogen?
posted Sep 3, 2018 by Mridul
  • science
  • logic
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Using the chemical symbols, which world city can be made from gold, carbon, potassium, lanthanum and neodymium?
posted Apr 16, 2018 by Varuna Magar
  • science
  • riddle
  • logic
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Using the chemical symbols, which chess piece can be made from protactinium, tungsten and nitrogen?
posted Jan 29, 2018 by Tapesh Kulkarni
  • logic
  • science
  • riddle
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Which weighs more: a gallon of liquid water or a gallon of ice?
posted Jan 23, 2018 by Anuradha Tabyal
  • science
  • logic
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A science teacher told his after school class, "Whoever can get this egg into this smaller glass.......How did he do it?
posted Oct 10, 2017 by Karan Joglekar
  • logic
  • science
  • riddle
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Physicists have built devices to move me very fast. My last seven letters can be commonly found in newspapers...........
posted Mar 21, 2017 by Nimish
  • logic
  • riddle
  • science
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A man picked up a plastic water bottle and filled it to the rim with water. He put a ketchup.........How did he do this?
posted Mar 8, 2017 by Pankaj Deshmukh
  • logic
  • riddle
  • science
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Calling all chemistry students - fill in the blank:
posted Dec 18, 2016 by George Davros
  • science
  • chemistry
  • visual
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In Mrs. Farstaff's Science class, they are holding a contest. She has a glass bottle, and a............How did he do it?
posted Oct 18, 2016 by Mridul
  • logic
  • science
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What is the scientific term that describes patterns that repeat themselves over an infinitely small and large scale?
posted Sep 16, 2016 by George Davros
  • science
  • riddle
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Can you figure out what words are represented by the following?
posted Sep 9, 2016 by Madhavi Latha
  • science
  • vocabulary
  • word puzzle
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What is the area under a sine wave from 0 to pi?. Hint: do not use the digital form of pi, use pi = 180 degrees.
posted Sep 3, 2016 by George Davros
  • geometry
  • mathematical
  • science
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A computer walks up to two stores, one called '1', and one called '0'. Which does it choose?
posted Jan 14, 2016 by Nikhil Pandey
  • science
  • logic
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Can you tell me something that actually weighs more on the moon than on Earth?
posted Jan 13, 2016 by Madhavi Latha
  • logic
  • science
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Guess me: I rhyme with poodle, Have colors everywhere, You can't eat me, Even if I am bare...
posted Dec 19, 2015 by anonymous
  • riddle
  • logic
  • brain teaser
  • science
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What brings you down but never taken up ?
posted Jun 29, 2015 by Mridul
  • logic
  • science
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A very famous chemist was found murdered in his kitchen today. The police . .......... Who are the killers?
posted Mar 17, 2015 by Maninder Bath
  • riddle
  • tricky
  • logic
  • science
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Without me as a part of your brain, you would lose your posture and balance and be unable to coordinate muscle..........
posted Jan 4 by Kuldeep Apte
  • riddle
  • science
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I know you may like to eat sugar, but when you eat too much of it and your blood-sugar levels rise, then my good........
posted Jan 4 by Karan Joglekar
  • riddle
  • science
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I was once called an embryo, but I have now gone through more than eight weeks of development, so my name is now......
posted Jan 4 by Aastha Joshi
  • riddle
  • science
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I can be good for you, I can be bad, I can be found all over inside and outside your body. I am microscopic...........
posted Jan 3 by Aarati Mahajan
  • riddle
  • science
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I am a hypothetical tunnel, a short cut if you will, of space-time which connects far away regions. I am a what?
posted Jan 3 by Simranjeet Singh
  • riddle
  • science
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I was once an old massive star and soon I will be a brightly colored gas cloud, but for now I am a massive explosion....
posted Jan 3 by Nikita Sehgal
  • riddle
  • science
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When two light nuclei become one, I liberate quite a bit of nuclear energy? What am I?
posted Jan 3 by Pushpak Chauhan
  • riddle
  • science
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Of all the glands, I am known as the master because I boss around the other endocrine glands and tell them what to do...
posted Jan 3 by Anuradha Tabyal
  • science
  • riddle
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What scientist is the least interesting to listen to?
posted Jan 2 by Mishthy Mukherjee
  • riddle
  • funny
  • science
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Your mom and dad each gave you 23 of these threadlike strands and they helped to make you who you are today.
posted Dec 29, 2023 by Swati Arora
  • riddle
  • science
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