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Face Masks: Wear It For A Different Look

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. QUESTION:
   Dinosaur Dance! - Creative dance to dinosaur music. choreography & costume help!?
   I'm teaching a 3&4 year old creative dance for our recital in may. my little girls and boy are very crazy and energetic. were using a song that's very up beat and its about dinosaurs.. its really adorable. Just looking for any suggestions on dinosaur things ways to dance, what to wear any helpful ideas!! please and thank you!

   • ANSWER:
     they could wear little Dinosaur Costumes with little hats that have jaws... and claws on their hands....

     hope this helps

2. QUESTION:
   What Kind of Costume can I wear Without buying and Actual Costume?
   I am taking my little boy trick or treating and he is going to be a dinosaur. The thing is I want to dress up as well but I dont know what to be and its kinda late to go buy a costume and I dont want to spend .00 on something i'm gonna wear for less than 2 hours. I am 22 years old and a female...any ideas????

   • ANSWER:
     *Cute Pajamas---either be a slumber paty girl OR add one of your son's old pacifiers or bottles and go as a baby.
     *Work Uniform
     *Cut two holes in a sheet for ghost; white is best, but a pattern is funny
     *Wear purple, gold, and green and throw on a bunch of necklaces as a Mardi Gras Participant
     *Husband, brother, boyfriends clothes and go as a man
     *Use your own makeup and paint your face really wild, tease your hair, wear outrageous clothes and jewelry=punk rocker
     *Wear sunglasses, sandals, a sun hat of some kind, carry a beach bag=tourist
     *Wear a pair of old sweats or pajamas, use your makeup to make you look ill (red nose, bags under eyes), carry some cold medicine around and go as a sick person
     *Wear all black, and use your own makeup to add dramatic black accents to your eyes and lips=Goth

     Hope I gave you some ideas!

3. QUESTION:
   Where can I find this Halloween costume?
   So, a year ago, my youth group did this dress-up thing for Halloween, where everyone came dressed up in their costumes. There was this one guy who was wearing a costume that was basically a dinosaur that a little kid was riding on. It was like, he just pulled the costume over his pants and then the rest of him was the body if the boy riding the dinosaur and the the dinosaur was just part of the pants. Okay, so I know that sounds so weird, but it's super confusing to try and explain. Anyway, I've been trying to find it, but I can't, does anyone know where I possibly could? And for a decent price too. I can't afford a crazy, costume. Major bonus if you can find it! Thanks!

   • ANSWER:
     a halloween store would probably have it, like the ones that open up just for halloween then shut down.

     http://www.wondercostumes.com/h-t-rex-costume-child-ptptccc.html

4. QUESTION:
   Help solving a logic problem?
   This Halloween was one of the strangest ever- we got six inches of snowfall! The weather kept most trick-or-treaters indoors, but five brave young souls rang my doorbell, one at a time. Each child (two of whom-Desiree and Ferrah-are girls, and three of whom-Manuel, Quinn, and Ricky- are boys) wore a different costume that looked a little bit odd, since each kid was also wearing a different piece of cold-weather clothing. I rewarded the children for braving the cold by giving each one a different number of pieces of candy. No child received more than 10 candies, and I gave out a total of 38 pieces of candy. I hope that next Halloween will be warmer so that we can go back to saying "Boo!" instead of "Brr!" From the information provided, can you determine the order in which each child came to my door, the cold-weather clothing that accompanied each trick-or-treater's costume (one child dressed up as a dinosaur), and the number of candies that I gave to each kid?

   1) The child who wore the papaya costume received exactly twice as many candies as the fourth trick-or-treater (who isn't Ferrah).
   2) The child who wore mittens (who didn't receive the most candies) rang my doorbell immediately after Desiree but immediately before the one who wore the magazine costume.
   3) If Quinn arrived first, then Ricky arrived second; otherwise, Ricky was the last to ring my doorbell. The second trick-or-treater wasn't dressed as a ballerina.
   4) The child who wore boots along with his costume received more candies than the one who was adorned with a scarf but fewer candies than Manuel.
   5) The fourth trick-or-treater (who isn't Manuel) nor the child who wore a parka over his or her costume was the first to ring the bell. One girl was dressed as a cell phone. The third child who wore a hat wasn't third.

   Children- Desiree, Ferrah, Manuel, Quinn, Ricky
   Costumes- Ballerina, Cell Phone, Dinosaur, Magazine, Papaya
   Clothing- Boots, Hat, Mittens, Parka, Scarf
   Candies- 5, 6, 8, 9, 10
   Order- First, second, third, fourth, fifth
   Sorry! Instead of 'The third child who wore the hat wasn't third", it should say 'The child who wore a hat wasn't third."

   • ANSWER:
     I'm working on it, but... what does this mean:

     'The third child who wore a hat wasn't third'???

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     I think I'll give up
     It's really difficult

     I noticed something else that seems a bit strange: it says
     '5) The FOURTH trick-or-treater [was not] the FIRST to ring the bell.' That's a little too obvious, isn't it?

     So I was sort of wondering whether there's another mistake...