What does hamburger, peanuts, buttermilk, lead pencil, boxing ring, and paper money have in common?

Question

My sister needs to know this for school before someone else knows it so the faster the better. Thanks.

Answer 1

Seperate each of the words above and they each form their own noun
EX; peanuts= pea + nuts Buttermilk= butter + milk.
This could probably be the answer the teacher is looking ofr if she is in grade school
Good Luck

Answer 2

They are all wrapped in paper.
hamburger-wrapped in paper at butcher
peanuts-sold in paper bags usually.
buttermilk -put in a paper container ,(partially made of plastic)
lead pencil-wrapped in wood(paper product)
boxing ring-surrounded by a rope..made from a tree (paper)
paper money-made from a tree(paper)
They are all products that use a "tree" in one way or another.

Answer 3

A hamburger contains no ham.
Peanuts contain no peas.
Buttermilk contains no butter.
Lead pencil contains no lead.
Boxing ring is not a ring.
Paper money is pretty close, but it's not quite all paper.

Answer 4

Fiat



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Fake

Answer 5

Oh I know.

Things Mike Tyson eats before a fight?

Answer 6

They all have vowels in them!!!

Sorry, I know that wasn't what you were looking for but I seriously don't know, just thought I'd put that out there.

Answer 7

they are all processed meat
no not really they are objects or things, but i think the correct term is Matter

Answer 8

oil.. so says my husband he knows odd stuff like that

Answer 9

They are all compound words,

Answer 10

You can get them all at wal-mart.