I came across this newspaper article a few years ago and used it for my 剪报, and i've found it back recently. Its really interesting, in my opinion.
Here's the questions. Click and enlarge this image to read it.
-This is a tree bark. Please discuss about the tree bark. (The University of Oxford Biology Department)
-Are you cool? (The University of Oxford Philosophy Department)
-Why can't you light a candle on a spaceship? (The University of Oxford Physics Department)
-Can you write out an equation, proving that Maths is a very useful subject? (The University of Oxford Mathematics Department)
-If money cannot make people happy, then why must we promote economic growth? (The University of Cambridge Economics Department)
-If a man crashes into an electrical pole, how will it affect the entire community? (The University of Cambridge Law Department)
-If I hang a paintingon the outside wall of your house, then who owns this painting? (The University of Cambridge Law Department)
-How do you define baldness? (The University of Oxford Psychology Department)
-Why plants don't have brains? (The University of Cambridge Veterinary Department)
-Do you think I look like a camera? (The University of Cambridge Art Department)
-If humans dissapear from Earth, will Jesus return? (The University of Cambridge Theology Department)
-Will good liars make good lawyers? (The University of Cambridge Law Department)
-Tell me something about bananas. (The University of Cambridge Medicine Department)
-When will boring essays be accepted? (The University of Oxford French Language and Russian Language Department)
-Is the moon made of cheese? (The University of Cambridge Department of Veterinary Department)
-In ancient times, how do people know that 2 + 2 = 4? (The University of Oxford Philosophy)
-If fear is something that will hurt us, that why must we be afraid of spiders? (The University of Oxford Department of Classical Literature)
-What is the converstation between Jesus and Buddha when they meet? (The University of Oxford Classical Department of Religion)
Later I'll translate the 1st one.