School: Leath-cheathrú (roll number 13437)
- Location:
- Lecarrow, Co. Mayo
- Teacher: Liam Ó Maidín
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- (continued from previous page)Q6. Father and mother, brother and sister, running together and cannot catch each other?
Ans. The four wheels of a bus.Q7. Under the fire and over the fire and never touches the fire?
Ans. A cake in an oven.Q8. Round the wood and round the wood, and never gets into the wood?
Ans. The bark of a tree.Q9. What is the difference between a dead man and a dead pig?
Ans. A dead man is no good and a dead pig is.Q10. Two N's, two O's an L and a D. Put them together and spell them for me?
Ans. London.Q11. As round as an apple, as deep as a cup, all the men in London/Derry would not lift it up?(continues on next page)
