Besides entertainment such as: Watching TV, listening to music, playing games, etc., many people choose to solve puzzles to relieve stress and pressure in study as well as at work. Fun quizzes and quizzes are extremely brain-damaging but equally funny to test your IQ and bring moments of relaxation.
In episode 39, season 3 – show Fast like lightning came up with a unique trick quiz with the following content:
“What is a backbone, a pile of ribs?”
Source: Lightning fast.
As soon as MC Truong Giang read the question, the player gave the answer after 3 seconds. The player’s answer is: COMB. This is also the correct answer of the program. The audience clapped loudly at his intelligence and quick wits.
The “backbone” here is the comb body, and the “ribs” are the comb teeth. So this answer is completely relevant to the question.
A comb is an object with small, long, and evenly spaced teeth. Combs are used in combing hair to straighten hair or clean the head by removing other fibers from the hair. Comb is also a tool to shape hair through: combing, stroking, wringing, … This is one of the oldest items found by archaeologists, dating back 5000 years ago in Persia.
Illustrated photo.
Combs are made from a number of materials, usually plastic. In addition, it can also be made from metal, wood, etc. Ivory and horn used to be the raw materials for making combs but until now it is limited. Today, combs are usually made from cherry or poplar wood. The comb can change shape according to the function.
In episode 39, season 3 of the show Fast like lightning There are also some other interesting questions such as:
– But if you don’t see your lover for a long time, what is it called?
=> Answer: Nhung remember.
– What do you call an elephant when you look at an ant?
=> Answer: Imagine.
– What day has existed for a long time but no one has seen it?
=> Answer: Once upon a time.
– What lake do married women hate?
=> Answer: Crystal fox.
– What is the softest road in the world?
=> Answer: Silk Road.
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