Jeremy Beadle's brainteaser on the Late Late

omahony99 · 15-11-2005 5:19pm #1

Anyone remember how it went (the question not the answer)?
It was something like 2,5 and 6 were the same. 1 came from 4. What was 3?

Elmo · 15-11-2005 5:33pm

A woman has seven children 4 are boys and 3 are girls.
Whats the name of the youngest child?
Some thing like that.

Ans: I don't know and I don't care.

Julesie · 15-11-2005 6:03pm

It was to quote,

If 1, 5 and 6 share the same name what did 3 call her 6th.

The answer will follow

omahony99 · 15-11-2005 6:08pm

Is it to do with Henry the 8th? I think 3 of his wives had the name Catherine?
Is it Elizabeth?

Julesie · 15-11-2005 6:13pm

Close but no cigar!

Elmo · 15-11-2005 6:20pm

Catherine

Elmo · 15-11-2005 6:28pm

If 1, 5 and 6 share the same name what did 3 call her 6th.

Ok just to make this clear.

A woman has 8 children.

1, 5 and 6 have the same name.

What you want to know is what did her 3rd child call its 6th child?

Stompbox · 15-11-2005 6:38pm

Edward?

jcoote · 15-11-2005 6:39pm

the same as herself

Julesie · 15-11-2005 7:23pm

We have a winner... Sweet well done.

Elmo · 15-11-2005 9:21pm

Why?

Julesie · 15-11-2005 10:39pm

Edward is the answer.... you had the question a little messed up elmo. It is as i wrote it in my OP

If 1, 5 and 6 share the same name what did 3 call her 6th.

Henry VIII's 1st, 5th, and 6th wife were called Catherine/Kathrine his 3rd wife Jane Seymour had a son called Edward (the 6th).

Jeremy Beadle's brainteaser on the Late Late

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