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| Difficulty | Easy |
| Skippable? | Yes |
| Bomb? | No |
| Reference | N/A |
| Safe Question? | No |
| Glove location | N/A |
| Freebie location | N/A |
Question 38 of The Never-Ending Book puts you in relaxation by asking in Question 3's format, "What starts the same way it ends?" with answer options "the earth", "ouroboros", "loop" and "algebra".
"Loop" is so obvious, it's wrong, of course. The answer is "the earth", because that phrase begins the same way "IT" ends... with the letter T. Alternatively, you could think of the logic as "the earth" both beginning and ending with TH.
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