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Here are some Brain Twisters that my teacher gives the class before that class starts.
Mr. John Doe had a textbook with him. He would read one page, then rotate the book 180 degrees. Then turn to the next page and rotate it 180 degrees again. Why?
Answer: He was photocopying the book for work to give to the students.
He's right handed and the rings get in the way, or he wants the precut fold thingy's on the left.
Textbook not note bookQuote:
Originally Posted by Zeus
How is the text book shaped? Are the pages left to right or top and bottom
It's a normal textbook. Square. Pages are like in a regular book. It's not like a manga book or anything. It's all plain normal.
Its a type of printing called "Turn About" Every page is upside down to the other.
Nope. As I said, it is a normal book. Like any textbook you would get from school.
some books at my school are bound at the top.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prestige
That's weird^^^
it is a text book, reads left to right, bound on the left side. There's no tricks in the book (IE upside down text)
that sounds like a good explanation of what he's saying.
He's sharing the book with someone across from him.
Nope. Good thought, but not it.
I will answer after the next guess.