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Here are two classic questions to start with:

Is a stack of three bread slices a bread sandwich?

Is Rhode Island a state in Rhode Island (because the borders of the state of Rhode Island are within the borders of the state of Rhode Island)?

1. According to the dictionary, probably. The way I would define it personally, no, unless the filling is a different bread.
2. Technically, yes. Rhode Island is located entirely within its own borders, so Rhode Island is a state in Rhode Island. (The same could be said for any other state, country, or town.)

1.If one independent bungalow is considered a colony.
2.No because if you mean the island then its itself and if you mean the state its also itself.

My head is swimming. Does that mean I am in a swimming pool?

shpritz wrote: ↑September 15th, 2020, 8:13 pm My head is swimming. Does that mean I am in a swimming pool?

No, if anything, it means you are a swimming pool.

Cranberry wrote: ↑September 14th, 2020, 12:32 am Here are two classic questions to start with:

Is a stack of three bread slices a bread sandwich?

Is Rhode Island a state in Rhode Island (because the borders of the state of Rhode Island are within the borders of the state of Rhode Island)?

Yes, according to the dictionary, a sandwich is someone or something between someone or something.

A group hug is a sandwich?

sand•wich (ˈsænd wɪtʃ, ˈsæn-)

n.
1. two or more slices of bread or the like with a layer of meat, fish, cheese, etc., between them.
2. something that resembles or suggests a sandwich: a plywood sandwich.

A group hug is a sandwich.

Was Grover Cleveland really the 22nd and 24th president just because his terms weren't consecutive? He was still just one person.

He was the 22nd president. His successor was the 23d. At his second term he remained the 22nd, so the president after him should be considered the 24th.