[CharlesAH]

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Three pieces. One knife, one fork, and one spoon.

 

[Robert Harsley]

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3. One of each

 

[Deb]

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6

 

[OldBells]

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Good morning Riddle Masters! Happy Friday!

It’s time for the third and final riddle of the week.

How many pieces of cutlery are in a drawer if all are knives except two, all are forks except two, and all are spoons except two?

Hmmm, this one is tough! I have no idea. Do any of you know? If you think you know the answer, post it in the comments below.

As always, our ‘spoiler’ button will automatically hide yours and others’ answers. To reveal those answers, simply click the ‘spoiler button’.

Good luck and Happy Riddle-ing!

3

 

[Kradaken]

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Three, one knife, one fork and one spoon

 

[Sandy Montague]

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six

 

[Johno1]

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How many pieces of cutlery are in a drawer if all are knives except two, all are forks except two, and all are spoons except two?
I would say there are three pieces, one knife, one folk and one spoon

 

[PhilipM]

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6

 

[Buchan Farmer]

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3

 

[Gil]

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3
1 Knife, 1 Fork, 1 Spoon

 

[aussiestorm]

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3

 

[Lyncat]

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3

 

[reggiesmum2]

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Three (one of each)

 

[JulesPalm]

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3 (1 of each)

 

[KenBruce]

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Three

 

[wrigs17]

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Three

 

[Linda]

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3

 

[DawnBonn]

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Six

 

[besmith97]

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3 - 1 knife, 1 fork & 1 spoon.

 

[RTS]

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A knife, fork and spoon, so three.