Charge Your Brain

[Indian Forex Admin]

Both our body and brain need to be trained. Especially, if you are engaged in trading where the amount of our profit is directly proportionate to our analytical abilities. Train with Indian Forex Forum by taking part in a new competition – Charge Your Brain.

1. Any registered user of Indian Forex Forum can participate in the contest.

2. Each period lasts for 24 hours: from 10:00 to 10:00 (GMT+3). The contest is held from Monday to Friday.

3. The task is to give a correct answer to the published riddle. A participant has to write one answer in the one post, but there is no any limit.

4. A participant that first added the correct answer is announced the winner. In case there is no correct answer, a participant whose answer was the closest to the correct variant is recognized as the winner.

5. The prize reward is $5 per stage. The prize is accrued to the winner's trading account with InstaForex Company, which is attached to his profile on the forum. The money cannot be withdrawn from the account, however the profit earned over the prize amount is allowed for withdrawal.

6. The accumulated amount of prizes is credited to the trading account once a month by the end of the current month.

[Indian Forex Admin]

Hello, guys! Let's begin! For what did the English housewives use this stuff? Mostly, in the kitchen.

[sudsind]

It is earthenware, pottery made from a porous clay, used in kitchen for cooking, english housewives uses it to cook in oven, we can cook in it in oven and serve it as it is on table

[100c°]

As per my view it is not oven it is a pot which used for cooking and keep the cooked things hot.

[Indian Forex Admin]

No, guys. I'll click "Thanks" to someone who will give the correct answer.

[bonuslover]

It is earthenware insect trap based on an ancient design.

[sudsind]

Earthenware is used for baking purposes also, but this one is a trap for insects, they get attracted by the smell of food, once they go inside it they couldn't climb back again

[Indian Forex Admin]

Earthenware beetle trap, London, England, 1851-1900. Insects have long been seen as a nuisance – if not a health hazard – within the home and in the workplace. The crowded and dirty urban environment of Britain in the 1800s provided them with ideal conditions in which to live and breed. This insect trap, based on an ancient design, provided some defence. Encouraged by food placed within the trap, beetles and other insects would climb up the ridged sides of the trap and fall into the hole in the centre. Here they would become trapped. As the inside is smooth, they would not be able to climb out again.

[Indian Forex Admin]

What is it?

[forexman]

vacuum cleaner