1. 13. She could possibly take out 6 black left hand gloves and then 6 brown left hand gloves, the next one would have to be either the right hand or left hand match.
2. The kids row across. One comes back. An adult goes over, and the kid comes back. Both kids row across again, and one comes back. The other adult rows across and the kid comes back. Both kids row across again.
3. You can't take a picture with hair curlers you need a camera!
4. 99, this is 9x9x9x9x9x9x9x9x9 or 387,420,489.
5. Mount Everest has always been the tallest mountain, even before being discovered!
6. 6, he makes 5 originals from the 25 butts he found, and after he smokes them he has 5 butts left for another cigar.
7. The Sequoia. She only likes words with all 5 vowels in them. The Sequoia is the only American tree that contains all 5 vowels.
8. One, he may have many Birthdays, but only one birth day!
9. Mother, or Mom, or whatever you call your maternal relative.
10. The answer is actually feathers. We need proof though! AND SO: From Joni- One pound of feathers is more than one pound of gold because the "pound" unit is different. The most commonly used system of weights in the US and Great Britain is the avoirdupois system, where 1 pound = 16 ounces. This is used for most solid objects, except for precious metals and gems; gold is weighed by a special system, called the troy system, where one troy pound = 12 troy ounces. Where one avoirdupois ounce is 28.35 grams, one troy ounce is about 31.10 grams. To convert from avoirdupois pounds to troy pounds, multiply the first by 1.2152 to get its equivalent in troy measurement. Therefore, one "pound" of feathers in troy weight is actually 1.2152 pounds (one avoirdupois pound), compared to one troy pound of gold. And the feathers win.
11. They will both be the same distance from Paris when they meet!!
12. 9 minutes. It only takes 9 cuts to get 10 equal sections.
13. $1,898.00 is one more silver dollar than $1,897.00
14. Queue and thanks to some of our visitors here is another answer: aitch - take away the aitc and you are left with "h".
15. It has to be Johnny. He's the third child!
16. 4. If you don't agree, try it yourself!
17. It's her job, she's a Justice of the Peace or a Minister.
18. House numbers.
19. You have 2 apples. There are 3 left on the counter, but you have 2.
20. The match of course!