They say eight out of ten people get this one wrong—dare to try?
Two girls, born on the same year, month, and day, to the same mother, and they look exactly alike—but they’re not twins. How is that possible?
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Answer: They are two of a set of triplets (or more). On the same day, more than two were born—twins are “two,” but in this case there are three.
Did your first reaction lock onto “twins”? If you got it wrong, raise your hand—let me see how many people refuse to accept it.
#脑筋急转弯 #Did you get it right?
Two girls, born on the same year, month, and day, to the same mother, and they look exactly alike—but they’re not twins. How is that possible?
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Answer: They are two of a set of triplets (or more). On the same day, more than two were born—twins are “two,” but in this case there are three.
Did your first reaction lock onto “twins”? If you got it wrong, raise your hand—let me see how many people refuse to accept it.
#脑筋急转弯 #Did you get it right?