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Riddle:
Which English word is the odd one out: Stun, Ton, Evil, Letter, Mood, Bad, Strap, Snap, and Straw?
Answer: Letter as it is the only one that does not spell another word when it’s written backward.
Riddle:
What do the rich need and poor would be helpless with?
Answer: Nothing.
Riddle:
A cowboy comes into town on Thursday, stays three days, and leaves on Thusday. How is that possible?
Answer: The cowboy's horse is named Thursday.
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:
The Bay of Bengal is in which state?
Answer: Liquid.
Riddle:
I bring you power. I steal your secrets. I give you air. What am I?
Answer: I'm a plant.
Riddle:
A teacher wanted to see if her students can pass a simple ''common sense test''. One of the questions was: What ended in 1886? The students were confused because the question makes more sense if it was: What ended in 1886? When the students got back their test, they figured out the real answer. What is the answer to the question?
Answer: 1885 ended in 1886.
Riddle:
What is the thing that can be seen but not touched, spoken but not heard, and thought but not seen?
Answer: An idea.
Riddle:
What burdens without weight and guides without a destination?
Answer: A conscience.
Riddle:
A person is pushing their car along a road when they come to a hotel and yell 'I am bankrupt!'
Why do they yell that?
Answer: They are playing Monopoly.
