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Homonym...Homonym...Homonym

Homonyms are words with the same pronunciation or spelling but di erent meanings.

The blanks in the following sentences can be fi lled in with three di erent homonyms to make valid sentences. The dashes indicate the number of letters in the words. Can you fi ll in the blanks?

1. The cut on his _ _ _ _ won’t _ _ _ _ in time for the race, so _ _’ _ _ have to drop out.

2. The man was so upset about being _ _ _ _ that he regularly _ _ _ _ _ _ himself up on the bed and _ _ _ _ _ _ his eyes out.

3. I couldn’t _ _ _ _ _ any of the _ _ _ _ _ _ in the fl ower shop, because for some strange reason I had 50 _ _ _ _ _ crammed up my nose.

_ _ _ _ _ everything he _ _ _ _.

and essentially SEIZE everything he SEES. 4. A bloodthirsty pirate will wander the SEAS

I had 50 CENTS crammed up my nose. fl ower shop, because for some strange reason 3. I couldn’t SENSE any of the SCENTS in the

bed and BAWLED his eyes out. that he regularly BALLED himself up on the 2. The man was so upset about being BALD

the race, so HE’LL have to drop out. 1. The cut on his HEEL won’t HEAL in time for 4. A bloodthirsty pirate will wander the _ _ _ _ and essentially

Answer:

You Gotta Be Kidding!

Maurice, who has all the money and mundane accomplishments there are to achieve, is about to embark on a solo sailing voyage around the globe. This is a risky voyage, but he is ready to take on the windy seas and high waters.

Before departing, he gets his a airs in order and draws out a lengthy will. He tells his best friend, Sammy, “If I’m not back in two years, I want you to have the contents of my treasured safe. Here is the key.” Sammy solemnly takes the key and bows.

Maurice sets sail, when almost immediately a massive wind and tornado erupt. He is fortunate to get out of the sea alive and trudges home.

His family is shocked that he survived and can’t contain their tears of joy. Although he just departed several hours ago, they were certain that he could not have survived the gusty storm.

His best friend, Sammy, is also in tears. Sammy turns to him and says, “Maurice, wrong key.”

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Riddle Me This?

There are three lightbulbs in a room, and three light three light switches outside the room. You are outside the room and want to match up which switch goes with which lightbulb.

You can only go into the room once and cannot come back in again. You can do anything you want upon entering the room. You have 10 minutes to fi gure out which switch goes with which lightbulb. What do you do?

Answer below

the switch which was never turned on. are o . The one that is warm goes with the fi rst switch that was on and the cold bulb obviously corresponds to switch on. Then enter the room. The light that is on goes with the second switch you hit. Feel the two bulbs that Turn one of the switches on for 9 minutes and 29 seconds, then shut it o and turn another Answer to riddle:

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