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Hen's Teeth Challenge!
8. What would you find behind these doors?

8. What would you find behind these doors?

Hen's Teeth: Doors by Wellbeing& Culture

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1. Am I a comb, necklace or toothbrush?
2. Am I a weight, ball or something tasty?
3. What am I a reminder of?
4. Am I a telescope, drinking horn or musical instrument?
5. How many colours can you see?
6. If I could talk, what would I say?
7. What am I used for?
9. Am I a teeth rattler, bottom bruiser or bone shaker?
10. Am I a nest, hat or footwarmer?
11. Can you wind me up?
12. Am I an early computer, mini fridge or radio?

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