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| Posted by BookwormAnG | 10/31/11 |
| Fun teaser |
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| Posted by YJunjie | 01/25/12 |
| I got it in the first time! :D |
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| Posted by Marple | 02/07/12 |
| I'm not sure I understand this. Can someone explain please? :oops: :( |
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| Posted by clevergurl | 02/17/12 |
| Dear Marple,
Imagine there is a boy named Paul. There is something stuck to the tip of his nose, so he can't see it. He wants to know what it is. He would take it off his nose with his hands so that he can look at it but he doesn't have any hands. He would go and ask his parents what it was, but they can't here his because they are deaf. He also can't use sign language to ask them because they are also blind. He would ask someone else what is on his nose, but there is no one around for miles because they live in the middle of no where ona farm. Imagine the nearest town |
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| Posted by clevergurl | 02/17/12 |
| is a mile away. He can't drive into town because he doesn't have a car (he doesn't have a car because everything you would ordinary have to buy at a grocery store could have been supplied at the farm). Under all these circumstances what should he do? Go look in a mirror of coarse! If you were under all these circumstances, you would still be able to look in a mirror and see the tip of your nose (and see the thing that is on the tip of your nose).
Hope that helped!
Thanks for reading! |
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| Posted by Marple | 02/28/12 |
| Oh I see! I feel so silly now! Thank you for explaining! :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: |
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| Posted by clevergurl | 04/23/12 |
| No problem Marple :) |
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| Posted by Wallflower | 05/17/12 |
| I thought the point was to get the thing off his nose.
And poor Paul |
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| Posted by Jimbo | 06/02/12 |
| What should he do... about what? It doesn't ask whether he is trying to see it, take it off, find out what it is or anything else for that matter. |
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| Posted by Marple | 06/03/12 |
| Hey! It's obvious he wants to get the thing off. I think you are being too pedantic! This is an excellent teaser. |
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| Posted by princess2007 | 02/03/13 |
| If he only wants to see it, he could look in a mirror. If he wants to get it off, he could just rub it off against something- a couch or a wall. I liked the idea but it was kinda morbid. I mean the kid has no arms, and his parents are both blind and deaf? :-? Still, good teaser. |
