I have a city but no house, a forest but no trees, a river but no water. What am I?

Which city has a famous president?

I like flowers. I don't like butter I am not a fly. The person who named me made a bad attempt. When I don't fly high, you may chase me when I float by. What am I?

5. "Good to the last drop." It's an advertisement for sprite/ice cream/coffee.

6. Who is the author of Black Hole and baby universes?

7. Where is Albert Einstein from?

8. "To be or not to be, that is the question." From Hamlet/Everybody is Happy/King Lear

9. Everything has a season, and everything in the world has a time: there is a time of death and a time of destruction.

10. "If a person studies his mind with all his money, no one can take it away from him; Investment in knowledge will always bring the greatest benefits. " Who said that? Shakespeare/Benjamin Franklin/Thomas Jefferson

1. Which letter is most useful for deaf-mute women?

A: I am the homonym of the eyes. Because you are deaf, your eyes are the most useful.

I own a city but no house, a forest but no trees, a river but no water. What am I?

Answer: Map, map, easy to understand. 8.。 .

3. Which city is the famous president?

Answer: Washington, D.C., the capital named in honor of the first president of the United States.

Don't translate the topic. . . Too much trouble. . . Answer directly. . .

4. Butterflies, like flowers, don't like cream (the butter here is hidden in butterflies, and everyone has made a bad attempt to name me, because butterfly English can be compared to flying cream, and butter needs to fly. . . Of course, this is a bad attempt. . . )

5. Coffee, coffee and drinking to the last drop are the classic advertisements of Maxwell coffee. I don't know what this has to do with the puzzle. . .

6. Stephen W. Hawking, I wonder how to say his name in Chinese? . . . This seems to have nothing to do with the puzzle. . Just ask the author. . .

7. Germans, Swiss, Americans, Germans, Swiss, Americans and Einstein have three nationalities. . . This has nothing to do with the puzzle. . . .

8. Hamlet, Hamlet, to be or not to be, this is a question. This sentence is a classic sentence in Shakespeare's Hamlet. . . . . It still has nothing to do with the puzzle. . . .

9. live, live, this is a sentence in the bible, as if the priest said it when people were buried. . . . This has nothing to do with crossword puzzles. . . .

10. Benjamin Franklin, Benjamin Franklin, this sentence is Franklin's famous sentence. . . . This has nothing to do with crossword puzzles. . . . .

1. What is smaller than an insect's mouth?

2. What season is the most dangerous?

3. What is too much for me, just right for two people, but not enough for three people?

4. On what day of the year did soldiers wage war in history?

5. How many feet are there in a yard?

6. Who tries to make others smile most of the time?

7. From what number can you take half and leave nothing?

8. What has hands but no feet, a face but no eyes, and can talk but can't?

9. How many months have 28 days?

10. Which horses have six legs?

Key (1)

1. Anything it eats.

Autumn. Because it is autumn, too.

3. A secret.

4. March 4th. When the war breaks out, they will have to step forward.

It depends on how many people are standing inside.

6. A photographer.

7. The number 8.

8. Take away the top half, leaving 0.

8. A clock.

9. All of them. Every month has the 28th day.

10. All horses have front legs (four legs) in front and two in the back, so they all

There are six legs.

1. Why is giraffe the cheapest to feed?

2. Why are dogs afraid of sunbathing?

3. Why are pigs always eating?

Why do politicians no longer care about snowball fights?

5. Why don't women go bald as quickly as men?

6. What can pierce people's ears?

7. What is the longest word in the world?

8. Why does time fly?

9. Where can a dog get another tail?

Keys:

1. They let a little food go a long way.

2. They don't want to be hot dogs.

He is eating and drinking.

The cold war is over.

Because women wear jeans for longer.

6. Noise.

7. Smile. Because there is a mile between the letters s.

8. Get rid of those who try to kill it.

9. In a retail store.

1. Don't let the cat out of the bag.

Say it to your face, not behind your back.

She is the right-hand man in my office.

He is an early riser in our family.

Two. Puzzle!

() 1. What is the capital of the United States?

A. new york, Washington, Chicago

() 2. What is the most popular indoor sport in America?

A. football, basketball and baseball

() 3. How many stars are there on the American flag?

A.55 B.48 C.50

1 exposure 2 behind the scenes 3 right-hand man 4 people who get up early or come early

1 B 2 B 3 C

Which of your parents is your next of kin?

What appears twice at a time, once a minute, and will not appear in a hundred years?

1. It's mom, because dad is definitely not!

2. the letter m

M appears twice in the word moment, once a minute, not once a hundred years.

1 .quarter

2. Telephone

3. Because girls in ................. like apples (just kidding, I didn't know this).

The water will never reach his feet, because the boat is also rising!

5. There are only three cats. haha

1. What's the next number? ( )

50400,7200,900, 100?

10

2. The more you see, the less you see. What is it? (riddle)

She is my sister, but I am not her sister. I am her.

4. If M is above N, O and N are above O and below P, then the correct order of these four letters from top to bottom is-

5. What's the next number? 4.7. 13.25.49.-

A

dark

Her brother

pmno

97

Five people can repair a house in six days, if two of them don't work. If you don't work, how many days will others need? -10 days

What kind of medicine is for headache? Yes _ _ _

A.ASP

Choose A.ASP.

Hello, everyone. I'm word. I have three letters. My first letter was in "Soon" instead of "Moon", my second letter was in "Rose" and "Rice", and my third letter was not in "pencil" but in "paper". My whole place is a place with a lot of water. I am the twin sister of Seeing. Who am I?

Hello, sea, I am a word. I have three letters. My first letter is in "soon" but not in "moon", my second letter is in "rose" and my third letter is not in "pencil" but in "paper". My whole word is.

Question:

1. A horse was tied to a five-foot rope and wanted to eat hay nine feet away. Can he do it?

A horse was tied by a five-foot rope and wanted to eat hay nine feet away. Is it within reach?

2. Why are artists so careful in signing pictures?

Why does the painter sign the painting so carefully?

Why don't you advertise for your lost dog?

Why don't you announce your lost dog?

4. What kind of parties do prisoners like?

What kind of parties do prisoners like?

Keys:

1. Of course. The rope is not tied to anything.

Of course, because the rope is not tied to anything.

2. In this way, people can tell the difference between up and down.

So people can know which is the top and which is the bottom.

This dog can't read.

Because dogs can't read.

4. farewell party.

farewell meeting

Question:

1. When you started your old car in vain, when was it?

When did your old car fail to start?

2. What is the first word on page 100 of your English-Chinese dictionary?

What is the first word on page 100 of your English-Chinese dictionary?

3. Why do people in the Sahara desert seldom go hungry?

Why don't people in the Sahara desert starve?

Keys:

1. It's time to repair.

It's time to repair the car.

2. An English word.

This is an English word.

They suffer from thirst first and always.

Because they are always thirsty.

Precautions:

1. Waste is waste, waste.

3. Thirst; thirsty

Question:

1. When does the student's brain stop working in class?

When does the student's brain stop working in class?

2. When will mom stop worrying about her exquisite vase?

When will mom stop worrying about her delicate vase?

3. What can tell the truth without talking?

What can't talk but tell the truth?

4. What is full when in use and empty when at rest?

What is time-filled and idle space-time?

Keys:

1. When they are asked to answer questions.

When they are called to answer questions.

2. When it breaks down.

After the break.

3. A mirror.

Mirror.

4. A shoe.

Shoes.

Question:

1. How can you buy an egg and make sure there is no chicken in it?

How to ensure that there are no unhatched chickens in the eggs when buying them?

2. Which one has more legs, a cow or no cow?

Who has more legs, cows or no cows?

What are you doing in front of the mirror with your eyes closed?

What are you doing in front of the mirror with your eyes closed?

Keys:

1. Duck eggs or goose eggs.

Duck eggs or goose eggs.

2. There are no cows. A cow has only four legs, but no cow has five legs.

There are no cows, because a cow has four legs and no cow has five legs.

I want to see what I look like when I am asleep.

I'm observing what I look like when I'm asleep.

Precautions:

1. goose/ Gu: s/n Gu: s/n

Question:

1. Two mothers and daughters plan to go to London by train. How many tickets should they buy?

Two mothers and daughters plan to go to London by train. How many tickets do you want to buy?

Where have I seen your face before?

Where have I seen your face before?

Is there any way to enter the house through the keyhole instead of the front door?

What enters the house through the keyhole instead of the front door?

4. What is the best treatment for insomnia?

What is the best prescription for insomnia?

Keys:

1 .3, because they are daughters, mothers and grandmothers.

Third, because these two mother and daughter are composed of daughters, mothers and grandmothers.

2. Where is it now?

Right here.

3. A key.

key

4. Have a good night's sleep.

Have a good sleep.

Precautions:

4. insomnia; suffer from insomnia

This is my collection. It may be a little unclear. You can have a look for yourself. I hope it will be useful to you.