With a plate, poked into the pond / Three mais nine hoes but did not dig up, WHAT?

When it comes to difficult puzzles, many people imagine puzzles that seem very difficult, but when they are solved, they find it simple. Although there are times when it hurts to think about the answer, solving puzzles also helps us have moments of entertainment with friends and family in our free time.

Besides, when trying to think to find answers to questions – this is a factor that stimulates the brain to work, associate more with things and phenomena around them. In other words, quizzes help train thinking and develop brains.

For example, a question once caused the following “brain confusion”. The “strange” object that is full of affection, sympathy, and sharing in the main puzzle is: the MIRROR.

Now try your hand at this quiz, see if you can think of the answer after 30 seconds. If yes, then your IQ is not the right type:

With a plate, floss in the pond/ Ba mai Nine pickaxes that don’t dig up, WHAT?

The puzzle sounds… absurd. Apparently the size of a plate that fell into the pond took three shells

Nine hoes still did not dig up. What’s so heavy? Of course the answer is not “literal” as we deduce. The answer is: SHOW OF THE MOON. Even though it looks like a plate from afar, no matter what you use, no matter how hard you put it, you can’t “dig” it up. It’s simply a shadow.

The “picking up the moon” is probably only in the following verse of the poet Bang Ba Lan, familiar to many people: “O lady slapping water on the side / Why did you scoop up the golden moonlight?” never mind.

From the ground looking up at the sky or looking down at the river see the tiny moon. But everyone knows that the moon is a quasi-spherical body with the size of about 27% of the Earth’s size and the mass of about 1.23% of the mass of the Earth. The Moon is the only natural satellite of the Earth and has been observed by humans since antiquity because of its prominent appearance in the sky with the second highest luminosity after the Sun. The moon is rich in silicate rock and has no significant atmosphere, hydrosphere, or magnetosphere.

* Mai: A tool with a large, flat and heavy iron blade, with a vertical handle, used to dig and roll up the ground: Use apricot to dig holes to plant trees. For example: Seeing people eating potatoes carrying apricots to dig.