There are four thousand temples of Began. It takes roughly ten minutes to visit one temple. How long would it take to visit them all assuming you could keep going without any sleep?
Three days
20 weeks
An afternoon
Ten years
One month
Instructions: There are five possible answers to the question above but only one of them is correct.
If you think the first answer is correct hold up your left hand.
If you think the second answer is correct hold up your right hand.
If you think the third answer is correct hold up your book.
If you think the fourth answer is correct hold up your calculator.
If you think the fifth answer is correct hold up your pen.
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