Riddle:
I am being followed; and I am Not paranoid! As I look down from my lofty perch, I can clearly see those who have always been after me. My pursuers include the following: twenty-two birds of varying species; thirty-three men; seventeen women; and five golden circles. I also fear being caught and trampled under the hooves of the eight bovines who are definitely after me. Who or what am I?
Answer: I am the Partridge in the Pear Tree from the well-known Christmas song: “The Twelve Days of Christmas”, and I have always been followed by all of the other items/characters in the song.
Riddle:
First I am dry, then I am wet, the more I swim the more taste you get. What am I?
Answer: A tea bag.
Riddle:
What do you have to add to the number one to make it disappear?
Answer: You add a G, then its gone.
Riddle:
A group of teenagers had gathered in a park one sunny day, when the following conversation took place: "I'm hoping for just one four," said thirteen-year-old Nevaeh. "All I can see are threes," responded fourteen-year-old Emery. "My sister found a six once," chimed in fifteen-year-old Johanna, "but that was just pure luck," she added. "You’re full of baloney!" shouted fourteen-year-old Tristen. "There's no such thing as a six!" he continued emphatically. "Oh, yeah?" said Johanna in rebuttal, "I'll have you know, my grandfather told me someone once found a sixty-three, and sent in a picture to the Guinness Book of World Records to prove it." "Well, I’m hoping for a sixty-three, but I'll gladly settle for a four," said Nevaeh, in an effort to break up the argument and establish friendly relations. "I'll second that emotion," said Emery, "but we’ve been looking for an hour now, and all I see are threes." What activity were the teens engaged in at the park?
Answer: The four teenagers were hunting for four-leaf clovers in the grass at the park. According to the Guinness Book, the clover with the most petals ever, was found by a Japanese man in August of 2023. It had sixty-three petals.
