Among the English nouns whose singular and plural forms are the same: deer, fish, moose and sheep. Non-animal words like these include series and scissors. While we’re talking singular/plural, we can think of only one plural noun that has no singular form, and that’s “people.” If you can think of any others, please let us know.

As first revealed in a TV special, the feline title character of the comic strip “Garfield” was born in a(n):

A) Pet shop

B) Cornfield

C) Italian restaurant

D) Circus

Wednesday’s answer: Female giraffes give birth while standing up, thus, baby giraffes get dropped about six feet to the ground at birth.