onetrack Posted October 17 Posted October 17 Paddle. You can have a cat burglar, a catnap, and a catwalk, but not a cat paddle.
pmccarthy Posted October 17 Posted October 17 (edited) Two elephants, then red then green. The first two can be either way, they have no rule about their order. It says the largest elephant ( the green one) is always at the back. If it had said the larger elephant is always at the back then I would answer differently. Edited October 17 by pmccarthy 1
spacesailor Posted October 18 Posted October 18 That's why Optus uses 28 day month , 28 ÷ 360 day = 13 months . One extra months payment per year . spacesailor 1
Marty_d Posted October 18 Posted October 18 6 hours ago, spacesailor said: That's why Optus uses 28 day month , 28 ÷ 360 day = 13 months . One extra months payment per year . spacesailor Most people get paid fortnightly so 26 per year. 1
pmccarthy Posted October 18 Posted October 18 A lot of business runs on 13 reporting periods per year, so performance can be compared per 4 weeks. 1
red750 Posted October 18 Author Posted October 18 20 hours ago, Marty_d said: Fewer, 360 (30*12) That's correct, Marty.
spacesailor Posted October 19 Posted October 19 October. Logically follows September. No idea about flowers ! . spacesailor
onetrack Posted October 19 Posted October 19 A. The first letter of each word is in alphabetical order.
facthunter Posted October 19 Posted October 19 (edited) 9 and 12 are correct. That's 2 numbers. Nev Edited October 19 by facthunter
red750 Posted October 19 Author Posted October 19 Orange (5) has 4 sides. Yellow (4) has 3 sides, green (6) has 5 sides, purple (9) has 10 sides. Only blue and black are correct. 1
red750 Posted October 21 Author Posted October 21 That's correct. In fact it is the only word that is a palindrome, and is in the exact middle of the sentence.
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