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light switches point down when on not up, up is off.Hello there, Riddle Masters!And the answer is...
Light switch
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I still think "Light Switch" itself is not quite correct.
In Australia when a light switch is up it is off - therefor dark
When the light switch is down it is on - therefore light.
This is 100% opposite of that described.
Unless they are referring to light switches in USA which are opposite of ours.
In Australia when a light switch is up it is off - therefor dark
When the light switch is down it is on - therefore light.
This is 100% opposite of that described.
Unless they are referring to light switches in USA which are opposite of ours.
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