Intriguing Riddle…
Teacher asks, “What connects these items: typewriter, keys, tomato, camera, mask, telephone, and a Saint Christopher Medal?” It’s a literature class, so I’m sure the answer is related to literature… any ideas?
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All things you can use to destroy an ex’s car?
D= sorry I have no idea haha But I would like to know the answer
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All things you can use to destroy an ex’s car?
Nice!
i’m thinking…. sandwich??
they all need hands to function/grow? really have no idea! good luck
tried google, to no avail, but i’ll try wiki too…nope nada. By wiki you mean wikipedia, right?
okay im not really sure but im guessing a comma!
she didn’t write them on the board with commas… she also said nouns wasn’t the answer either…:D
ah ****, theres me thinking i was all clever :(
Ill give it another go and see what i get, im curious now!
yes wikipedia. i like the comma thing J.please post back when you find out
aww google let me down…no answer and usually google is always right wth
just two bad guesses, inanimate objects, each word begins with a consonant. trying to think of more but its vexing me now so i can;t think straight:)
or maybe the answer could be nothing!!!
I still think its all things you can use to destroy your ex’s car…except the mask…but I could probably pull that off as well
only the tomato…
Is there any kind of poem or literature you think might include all those items in a significant or insignificant way?
Is there any author in particular, that, would somehow be connected to all of these items?
No clue, so far we’ve studied the Odyssey,the Illiad, Oedipus the King, Sappho’s “Some think a fleet,” and now we’ve moved on to Virgil’s Aeneid, and next we are going to Beowulf… I believe the concept is to illustrate the “Sphinx’s riddle” from the Odyssey with one of her own, but Jesus, ya know… I know later we’ll probably do some more of the classics… Tennyson, Lord Byron, Kafka, Keats, etc… but that’s really all I can think of to go by…
I think probably not.. I don’t think I’ve ever actually studied/read Doyle.. not in high school or college… isn’t that odd?
Well, good luck with that…………Let me know the answer, if you would, I’m curious. Thanks.
I didn’t go to college, but could it have anything to do with this guy?…
Or (this is reaching)…
all things that can be used to express thought? All but the medal fit.
A typewriter can be used to express ideas, a tomato can by expressing opinion by throwing one at an actor, keys on the piano for expressing emotion through music, a mask could express emotion, a telephone to express onesself, but I don’t know how the medal could be used to express unless it has to due with “express” as in to travel since Saint Christopher is the saint of good travel or something similar.
You better post the response!!! Now I have put way too much thought into it not to know!! : )
I still don’t know, I’ve compiled a list of possible answers to send to the teacher, I will let you know if any of them are right…
oh this reminds me of how much it was bugging me last night…
the feelings back, thanks guys -.- lolol
Sorry… so I called my teacher today and asked, “Is it a Mark Twain reference or a reference to Grapes of Wrath?” She said no but I was on the right track, the answer is a literary work… but which one??
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