What room has no windows, ceilings, or doors?

I got asked this riddle and want to know what type of room it is. the answers are much appreciated. Thanks!

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Room With No Windows

Seems everyone knows the answer

a mushroom of course!

Well it has to be this room,yahoo answerer’s or a chat room as neither has any of the above

A mushroom,I think,based on the other many answers.

A room in a house that is not yet finished being built!

It takes 11 seconds for the YahooAnswers questions to load for me to be able to click on the [add your answer] box. is my computer slow??

U got a lot of mushrooms there now here is a dfrnt answer — CHATROOM

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What kind of room has no doors or windows?

Think about it. XD

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A room without doors and windows?

Hmm what about the room inside my mind?

A mushroom has no doors or windows

Sleep in a distinctive room and get it interior the morning, or capture it interior a cup. Feed it a computer virus. capture it which include your hand, they do no longer chew except it fairly is an alligator lizard. if so, do no longer attempt to capture it, and that i’ve got not got any thought what u could desire to do. Lol 🙂 do in simple terms no longer subject approximately it

Mushroom..did that in religious studies today!

IGLOO on the iceland of Eskimo

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you are stuck in a room with no doors or windows, all there is, is a table and a mirror, how do you get out?

answer my riddle

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look through the mirror, see what you saw, grab the saw, cut the table in half, two halves make a whole, crawl through the hole and youre out.

PS: thats like the oldest riddle EVER!

You look in the mirror and you see what you SAW. You take the saw and cut the table in half. You put the table back together. Two halves make a whole (hole) YOu then crawl out of the hole.

this is the most asked riddle ever.

look in the mirror see what you saw

you cut the table in half then put it back together that makes a whole you crawl through the «whole»

Take the table and bust-out the two-way mirror and climb out through the mirror, there has to be a opening behind the mirror b/c you had to hav gotten in thee somehow right?

PS: I hope this helps you get out. lol

I have always heard. you are stuck in a box in the middle of a desert with only a table & a mirror. how do you get out.

so you look in the mirror. see what u saw. take the saw cut the table in half. two halves make a whole..climb through the hole. (since you are in a desert you need to get out) . yell and yell till your voice gets horse..then ride the horse to town.

either have a great mind-trip and travel through the mirror into lewis carrol’s world or arrange the table and the mirror in a way that I can climb up them and get out through the top (you said nothing about a ceiling so, I guess I can jump out 😉 )

omg. i have heard this a million times. u look in the mirror and u see what u saw, so u take the saw and cut the table in half and 2 halves make a hole and u jump through the hole. ha!

you look in the mirror and saw what you take the saw break the mirror and put it together cuz a half makes a whole and you jump thrugh the hole. and your out but who caresabout the table screw it!

slam the table on the ground or on the side of the room till it makes a hole big enough for you to get out I guess. oh well.

Sounds like a story I read with my 6th grade this year called «The Cage». You get out the same way you got in — however that was achieved.

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Стр.46 Unit 5 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 8 класс

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READING
1 Read text A and look at the picture. Answer the questions.
1 When was this house displayed?
2 Does The House of the Future look modern today?
3 In your opinion, is the house a comfortable place to live?
4 In your opinion, what is the most unusual thing in it?
5 Did any of the architects’ ideas about the future really happen?

2 Read text В and match subjects 1-5 with paragraphs A-D. There is one extra heading.
1 The future is here today
2 The history of the intelligent house
3 Inside the intelligent house
4 What is an ‘intelligent’ house?
5 How technology helps outside the house

3 T041 Read text В again and complete it with sentences a-d. Then listen and check.
A that comes to your door
b where technology controls
c which are in every bedroom
d whose jobs require a lot of travel

4 Look at the texts again and decide which house the sentences describe, A or B. There are two sentences
which describe both houses.
1 This house can open the front door for you.
2 This house can clean the bath for you.
3 You don’t have to go outside to water the garden.
4 The outside of the house is not very unusual.
5 This house has some unusual furniture.
6 It is easy to control the lights in this house.

5 Work in groups. Which of these things would/ wouldn’t you like to have in your home? Why?/ Why not?
A bath that cleans itself
lights you control with a remote control
a camera that tells you who’s at the front door
a washing machine that finds lost socks
cameras which show you what is happening in all the bedrooms
a fridge that makes its own shopping list
a bedroom door that can be programmed to keep out brothers/sisters/parents
an alarm clock that understands your commands
I would like to have a bath that cleans itself, because I’m very lazy!

VOCABULARY
1 Think Back! Put these words into the table. In groups, add other words to each category.
Armchair
drive
hall
study
attic
DVD player
kettle
TV
freezer
kitchen
vacuum cleaner
toilet
video
cupboard
bathroom
garage
living room
wardrobe
statue
fountain
porch
dining room
garden
sofa
washing machine
balcony
Rooms/ places in the house
Ball
Furniture
Armchair
Appliances
DVD player
Things outside the house
Drive

2 Check the meaning of the new words and put them in the table in Exercise 1.
Basement
stairs
bookshelf
heater
chest of drawers
microwave
doorbell
letter box
lawn

3 Do these adjectives have a positive (+) or a negative (-) meaning? Use a dictionary to help you. Some words have a positive and a negative meaning.
Adjectives to describe homes
bright
expensive
comfortable
roomy
tasteful

cosy
spacious
tiny
tasteless
attractive

original
elegant
modern
ugly
uncomfortable

4 T042 Read the text on page 113 and choose the correct words. Then listen and check. What kind of room is the person describing?
Текст аудирования:
1 really love this room — it’s very bright and cosy. It’s upstairs on the first floor. You get a wonderful view of the trees in the back garden from the window. There’s a big skylight too, so you get a lot of sunshine in here in the mornings which I love. It’s not very roomy, but I think it’s big enough for one person. It can be rather cold in winter, so I have to turn on the heater sometimes.
I like the decoration; it’s quite tasteful. There are a lot of colourful posters on the door and an attractive old Indian rug. There’s a lamp in the corner, a large desk where I keep my computer and printer and a bookshelf for my books. I keep all my CDs and records and I have my DVD player in here as well. There’s a comfortable old armchair too. Sometimes I sit and listen to music in the evenings, especially when my girlfriend goes to bed early. But most of the time I work in here. I’m finishing my studies so I’ve got a lot of work to do. I used to just work in the bedroom, but we decided it was better to have another room where I could work in peace.

5 Write a description of your bedroom. Look at the text on page 113 to help you. Include the following information.
Paragraph 1
1 Do you like it? Why?/Why not?
2 Is the room big/comfortable/warm/sunny (enough)?
3 What can you see from the window?
Paragraph 2
1 Do you have any decorations like pictures or posters on the wall/door?
2 What kind of furniture/appliances have you got in the room?

SPEAKING
1 In pairs, look at the pictures and answer the questions.
What type of accommodation does each picture show? Choose from the ideas below.
A semi-detached house
terraced houses
a villa
a cottage
a block of flats
a detached house
What type of accommodation do you think is:
the most attractive?
The most modem?
The most comfortable?
What kind of accommodation is most common in your country?
What kind of home does your family live in?

2 T043 Listen and decide which picture in Exercise 1 the speaker is describing.
Текст аудирования:
The picture shows a street of terraced houses in a city. I don’t know where it is exactly. Perhaps it’s in Germany, but it’s probably in Britain or Ireland somewhere. The houses are quite small and they haven’t got front gardens. But some of the houses look very colourful. In the foreground there are some young kids who are playing football in the street. And there are two old men on the right who are chatting to each other in front of one of the houses. Perhaps they’re gossiping about the neighbours! Oh, and there’s someone washing his car in the background. It’s not a very beautiful street, but the atmosphere seems very friendly and relaxed.

3 Read the description on page 113 and answer the questions.
1 What does the speaker talk about first –small details or a summary of what the picture shows?
2 Which tense does the speaker use to describe actions?
3 Which phrases does the speaker use to describe where something is in the picture?
4 Does the speaker have a negative or a positive reaction to the picture? Why?

4 Study Speak Out and check your answers to Exercise 3.
SPEAK OUT | Describing pictures
Start by saying what the picture shows in general.
The picture shows a street of terraced houses in a city.
Use the Present Continuous to describe what people are doing.
There are two old men on the right who are chatting.
Talk about what you can see in more detail. Use the following phrases to describe where things are:
in the background/middle/foreground;
at the bottom/top;
on the right/left.
There’s somebody washing his car in the background.
Use phrases like perhaps and (it) might be if you are making a guess.
It might be in Britain.
Perhaps it’s in Germany.
Use it looks + adjective to show how you feel about the picture.
It looks very friendly.

5 Look at picture 3. What does the picture show in general?

Стр.45 Unit 5 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 8 класс

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Решение #

Решение #

READING
1 Read text A and look at the picture. Answer the questions.
1 When was this house displayed?
2 Does The House of the Future look modern today?
3 In your opinion, is the house a comfortable place to live?
4 In your opinion, what is the most unusual thing in it?
5 Did any of the architects’ ideas about the future really happen?

2 Read text В and match subjects 1-5 with paragraphs A-D. There is one extra heading.
1 The future is here today
2 The history of the intelligent house
3 Inside the intelligent house
4 What is an ‘intelligent’ house?
5 How technology helps outside the house

3 T041 Read text В again and complete it with sentences a-d. Then listen and check.
A that comes to your door
b where technology controls
c which are in every bedroom
d whose jobs require a lot of travel

4 Look at the texts again and decide which house the sentences describe, A or B. There are two sentences
which describe both houses.
1 This house can open the front door for you.
2 This house can clean the bath for you.
3 You don’t have to go outside to water the garden.
4 The outside of the house is not very unusual.
5 This house has some unusual furniture.
6 It is easy to control the lights in this house.

5 Work in groups. Which of these things would/ wouldn’t you like to have in your home? Why?/ Why not?
A bath that cleans itself
lights you control with a remote control
a camera that tells you who’s at the front door
a washing machine that finds lost socks
cameras which show you what is happening in all the bedrooms
a fridge that makes its own shopping list
a bedroom door that can be programmed to keep out brothers/sisters/parents
an alarm clock that understands your commands
I would like to have a bath that cleans itself, because I’m very lazy!

VOCABULARY
1 Think Back! Put these words into the table. In groups, add other words to each category.
Armchair
drive
hall
study
attic
DVD player
kettle
TV
freezer
kitchen
vacuum cleaner
toilet
video
cupboard
bathroom
garage
living room
wardrobe
statue
fountain
porch
dining room
garden
sofa
washing machine
balcony
Rooms/ places in the house
Ball
Furniture
Armchair
Appliances
DVD player
Things outside the house
Drive

2 Check the meaning of the new words and put them in the table in Exercise 1.
Basement
stairs
bookshelf
heater
chest of drawers
microwave
doorbell
letter box
lawn

3 Do these adjectives have a positive (+) or a negative (-) meaning? Use a dictionary to help you. Some words have a positive and a negative meaning.
Adjectives to describe homes
bright
expensive
comfortable
roomy
tasteful

cosy
spacious
tiny
tasteless
attractive

original
elegant
modern
ugly
uncomfortable

4 T042 Read the text on page 113 and choose the correct words. Then listen and check. What kind of room is the person describing?
Текст аудирования:
1 really love this room — it’s very bright and cosy. It’s upstairs on the first floor. You get a wonderful view of the trees in the back garden from the window. There’s a big skylight too, so you get a lot of sunshine in here in the mornings which I love. It’s not very roomy, but I think it’s big enough for one person. It can be rather cold in winter, so I have to turn on the heater sometimes.
I like the decoration; it’s quite tasteful. There are a lot of colourful posters on the door and an attractive old Indian rug. There’s a lamp in the corner, a large desk where I keep my computer and printer and a bookshelf for my books. I keep all my CDs and records and I have my DVD player in here as well. There’s a comfortable old armchair too. Sometimes I sit and listen to music in the evenings, especially when my girlfriend goes to bed early. But most of the time I work in here. I’m finishing my studies so I’ve got a lot of work to do. I used to just work in the bedroom, but we decided it was better to have another room where I could work in peace.

5 Write a description of your bedroom. Look at the text on page 113 to help you. Include the following information.
Paragraph 1
1 Do you like it? Why?/Why not?
2 Is the room big/comfortable/warm/sunny (enough)?
3 What can you see from the window?
Paragraph 2
1 Do you have any decorations like pictures or posters on the wall/door?
2 What kind of furniture/appliances have you got in the room?