School: Carra

Location:
Carha, Co. Mayo
Teacher:
P. Ó Tonra
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    What has a head and no face.
    Answer = A match
    9. The marble hall as white as milk, all lined with skin as soft as silk. within its fountain crystal clear lays a golden apple, there is no door there, yet robbers break in.
    Answer = An egg.
    10. How many beaks does a hen strike on the ground when she is eating ten grains of oats?.
    Answer = One beak.
    11. What has a head and no face. Answer = A match.
    12. What has a face and no head. Answer : A clock
    13. Round the wood round the and never gets into the wood.
    Answer = A bark of a tree.
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