Synetics

Which is wiser? A pen or a pencil?
A pencil is wiser than pen because a pencil allow you to fix your mistakes. A pencil is also swifter on the paper which makes it easier to write.
Which is easier to teach? A question or answer?
I feel that an answer would be easier to teach because once you teach it the student should have a for sure answer. If you try to teach a question the students have the option to expand their thoughts.
Which is like a contest? A cloud or a sunset?
A cloud is more like a contest than a sunset because a cloud is always changing. Unless the world has ended, the sunset will always happen so there is  no competition. No two clouds will ever look alike.
Which is like a promise? Mathematics or science?
Math is like a promise because there are tons of formulas that will never change. There are always new advancements in science that will change people's views and opinions on what is going on in the science world.
Which is more difficult? A dream or a nightmare?
I believe that a dream is more difficult than a nightmare because it's harder to wake up from a dream than a nightmare. Although nightmares are scary, dreams can get your hopes up and ultimately disappoint you when you wake up realize it's not reality.
Which is more suspenseful? Rain or snow?
Snow is more suspenseful than rain because it always seems to be surprise when it snows. It depends solely on the temperature outside so it's hard to predict snow. Rain on the other hand, is very predictable. When you see it clouding up and its fairly warm you can pretty much count on it raining.
Which costs more? A home or house?
A home costs much more than house. A house is just the building that you live in. A home is where you grow up and memories or made.
Which is sadder? A seek or a find?
A seek is sadder than a find as just because you seek something doesn't mean you actually find anything which can be disappointing. A find is happier because you get what your looking for. I feel that this is relative to what you are seeking and finding.
Which has less charm? A signature or and autograph?
When I think of a signature, I think of signing a receipt or document. When I think of an autograph, I think of a famous person signing something for a screaming fan, so I feel that an autograph has more charm.
Which is more trustworthy? History or literature?
I think that literature is more trustworthy than history because after it's been published it can't be changed. History isn't as trustworthy because sometimes we find things out about history that we didn't know in the first place.