ZOMG! It'z Puzzlez!!

Potato > Peach is wrong. More guesses? 

It's a radish. Now that I am awake, it has become inherently obvious that the analogy is about the way the objects are grown.

Apples and pears frog on trees, and potatoes are both radishes.

Number six should be 1

How do you come to that conclusion?

Because the number seven only appears once DUH, just like the number one only appears once, and the number two only appears once. If you count the 7 in 17,27,37, etc. that's just stupid.

Halo is 100% correct.

Maybe if he said, how many times will you pass by the numeral seven as a digit, either singularly or within another number, along the way?

1- 1600. 225, 900, and 144 are all perfect squares, which is why she likes them.
2- 6. proportions, ftw
3- 9 p.m.? Since 2 hours later (11 p.m.), leaves half of what the time would be if it were one hour later (10 p.m.).
7- This one was a little tough. Multiply the number of syllables in the month by 5. JU-LY: 2.  July 10.
8- 10 meters. Pythagorean theorem plz.
11- No, because the rest could be any color.

Meh. They've all been solved. I'm gonna add more!! 

ADD MOAR. I'LL BE WAITING.

I added more.   

26. "Are you John?" Will would say he is William, and John would say he is James. James would say, "Yes, I am." So logically I just have to see if he says no.

27. "Aren't you John?" Again, need him to say no.

omgz u ppl are so smart

talk about nerds...

lol jks be proud ur smarter than me.

or a lot less lazy than me to read all those and think of an answer

I think that may be a little off, arrowone.

#26. "Are you James?". James will lie and say no. William will tell the truth and say no. Only John will (lie) and say yes.

#27. Again, "Are you James?". James will say yes. William will lie and say yes. Only John will (tell the truth) and say no.

Damn it. I hate it when I get stuff mixed up like that. :\

Good job though Kioku, pretty good post.

Arrowone, sorry, you lost.

Nice job Kioku.

I added more questions! 

29. 2402
30. He crossed the GMT
31. No way I am going to sit here and do math on my day off from school.
32. Easy, throw it directly upward
33. My brain fucking broke.
34. Blue
35. Must have been in the military for some time? How sad is it that I don't know my own nation's constitution...
36. In the ground?

29. 2402 wrong
30. He crossed the GMT wrong
31. No way I am going to sit here and do math on my day off from school. wrong
32. Easy, throw it directly upward right
33. My brain fucking broke. wrong
34. Blue wrong
35. Must have been in the military for some time? How sad is it that I don't know my own nation's constitution... wrong
36. In the ground? wrong

 

lol

Loads of new riddles
Just answering one:

30. He arrived monday morning and left friday night.

30. He arrived monday morning and left friday night. wrong
 

I'll try answering a few more, though some still have me boggled:

#29 Just one, the speaker
#30 He came/left on two different horses, named Monday and Friday, respectively
#31 Penguins and Polar Bears live in opposite hemispheres (Though, don't ask me which), so a polar bear wouldn't be eating any penguins
#34 Bungalows are one story, so presumeably there are no stairs
#36 You don't bury survivors (Typically speaking)

All of your answers were right. 

I'm confused.... and tired.

These are probably Lominsio's homework.
if he goes to school

Nah. I wish my homework was like this. That'd be easy.