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Riddle:
How can you cut a cheese round into 8 pieces with only three cuts?
Answer: First you cut the cylinder lengthwise. With the two pieces stacked end to end, you cut the cheese into quarters with two cuts. The result is three cuts and 8 pieces of cheese. See the image below for three cuts needed to divide a cheese round into eight pieces.
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You can see me in the water but I never get wet. What am I?
Answer: A reflection.
Riddle:
A judge has a murder case. The person who was murdered has a family member who thinks they found the murderer. The family members' lawyer called up a witness. The lawyer asked where the witness was on the day of the murder. The witness says "Well it was like any other Sunday morning, I got the mail, went to Jill's diner, and then went home and watched cartoons for the rest of the day." The lawyer says "he is lying!" How does the lawyer know the witness is lying?
Answer: The witness says he went to get the mail and there are no mail deliveries on sundays. Also Sunday cartoons are only in the morning so how could the witness be watching them all day?
Riddle:
There are two doors. The door on the right leads to freedom and the door on the left leads to a room full of lions, but you don't know which one is which. There are two guards. One always tells the truth and one always tells a lie, but you don't know which guard is which either. What will you ask both of the guards to know which door leads to freedom?
Answer: Ask the guards what would the other guard say if you asked which leads to freedom. Then pick the opposite door. - Explanation: The guard that tells the truth would have to tell the truth so they would say what the other one would say, the door on the left. The guard that tells a lie would have to tell a lie so they would also say the door on the left. You would pick the oppisite door because you know one guard always tells the truth and you asked what the other guard would say and they both said the same answer, the wrong one.
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We are three brothers, running behind each other. Always running round our mother: one after the other, yet no matter how fast we run, we never touches each other. What are we?
Answer: Fan blades.
Riddle:
Which month has 28 days?
Answer: All of them!
Riddle:
There is a wolf, a sheep and a cabbage that need to cross a river. The wolf will eat the sheep and the sheep will eat the cabbage. If you are on the side, no animal will eat anything. How can you get everything across the river without anything being eaten?
Answer: You firstly get the sheep across the river then the wolf. Take the sheep back to the other side and bring the cabbage. After this, take the sheep and BOOM, nothing can be eaten!
Riddle:
There was a ROUND house and in that house there lived a maid, a boy, his dog and his parents. One day, the maid was cleaning the corner's and the dog was fast asleep in his bed. The parents came home from work and found the dog was DEAD. WHO KILLED THE DOG?
Answer: The maid did there are no corner's.
Riddle:
In old age I'm lost, in trauma I'm tossed. What am I?
Answer: Memories.
Riddle:
Sally Johnson called 911 when she first noticed Theodore was missing, but the operator told her there was nothing the police could do until Theodore was missing for at least 24 hours. The 911 operator told Miss Johnson that Theodore would probably be found because, based on the description Sally had given of Theodore, the operator felt Theodore was not the type to run away from home. However, Miss Johnson wasn't willing to wait that long, so she sent her German shepherd dog out to look for him, after she had first let the dog have a sniff of the tiny sweater she had dressed Theodore in earlier that day. However, when the dog returned without Theodore, Sally considered calling the F.B.I., as she started thinking little Theodore might have been kidnapped. No ransom note or telephone call was received by Miss Johnson that day, however, so Sally began to systematically search her house. After frantically searching, Miss Johnson finally found Theodore in her basement --- in the washing machine --- still wet, after apparently having gone through a complete washing cycle! Why was the 911 operator so cavalier about the missing Theodore? Should D.C.F.S. be notified to investigate? Where was the adult supervision; or is there a simpler explanation for these events?
Answer: Miss Sally Johnson was a seven-year-old child who watched a lot of T.V (especially police and detective shows), and had a vivid imagination. When she lost her teddy bear (Theodore), she never considered the possibility her mother had put him in the washing machine for a much-needed cleaning, as it had become soiled from Sally’s frequent use.
