In about 982 a Norseman, Eric the red, discovered Greenland. He wanted to encourage people to settle there so he called it Greenland to make it sound attractive. It is a very early example of deliberately misleading labelling.
A man stabbed his wife to death. He was alone with his victim before and after the crime. To throw the police off the scent he suddenly decided to leave false fingerprints one the murder weapon. How did he do it?
A child was born with its legs so wasted that it would never be able to walk. When they learned this, the child's parents were especially happy that the child was crippled rather than normal and healthy. Why?
A man's lifelong ambition was to achieve a certain goal yet he insured himself against achieving it. What was the goal?
A French glove manufacturer received an order for 5,000 pairs of expensive sealskin gloves from New York department store. HE then learned that there was a very expensive tax on the import of sealskin gloves into the United States. How did he (legitimately) get the gloves into the country without paying the import tax?
Ornithologists now agree that there is a very good reason why birds' eggs are generally narrower at one end than the other. What is the reason?
How do the publishers of dictionaries or atlases protect themselves from pirates who would copy their work?
A man was found shot dead in his study. He was slumped over his desk and a gun was in his hand. There was a cassette recorder on his desk. When the police entered the room and pressed the play button on the tape recorder they heard, "I can't go on. I have nothing to live for." Then there was the sound of a gunshot. How did the detective immediately know that the man had been murdered?
We all know that there is a way to get a ship into a bottle. How would you get a full-sized pear into a bottle without damaging the peer or breaking or cutting the bottle?
We all know that there's a way to get a ship into a bottle. How would you get a full-sized pear into a bottle without damaging the peer or breaking or cutting the bottle?
Visitors to a scenic mountain village were often amused by the village idiot. When offered a choice between a shiny 50-cent piece and a crumpled $5 bill, he would always happily choose the half-dollar. The bill was worth ten times as much, so why did he never choose it?
rendc.org
Whether it is technological solutions or user-oriented innovations, We have put together for you the best sources of HR Interview Questions and Answers, Tech Ideas, and Programming Tutorials."
Get all the latest information on rendc.org
© 2022 | All rights reserved.
RENDC
welcome to www.rendc.org
