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"3" Riddles - Next 10 of 3602.

Riddle: In an hour, 3,600,000 milliseconds have passed. Using that information, how many milliseconds are in 452.736 days?
Answer: 39,116,390,400 milliseconds in the period of time.
Riddle: Why is Dracula afraid of a cold?
Answer: He's scared of frostbite!
Riddle: If you cross a cliff with jelly beans what do you get?
Answer: Rock Candy!!!
Riddle: What do you call a basketball game with no ball?
Answer: A basket game!
Riddle: A man left an inheritance of $10,000 to three relatives and their wives. Together the wives received $3960. Janine received $100 more than Cathy, and Maria received $100 more than Janine. Joe received the same amount as his wife, Hary got half as much again as his wife, and Tom received twice as much as his wife. How much did each receive?
Answer: Carthy, Janine and Maria received $1220, $1320, and $1420 respectively. Joe received the same as his wife Carol, $1220. Hary received half again what his wife Janine did, $1980. Tommy got twice as much as his wife Maria, $2840.
Riddle: A man has 3 wives, and each one has 3 houses, in one of the houses for every wife his mother-in-law lives. He goes to the first house with money, the mother doubles it, he leaves half, he goes to his second wife, the mother doubles it again, he leaves the same amount as to first wife, he goes to the third house and the mother doubles it again, he leaves the same amount as to first one, but goes home with no money. 2 wives are sister and they have the same mother. How much money did he have?
Answer: The riddle "Three Houses and Three Wives" is unanswered. Do you know the answer? If so, click ANSWER and add your answer in the comments section.
Riddle: Tristen received a phone call late one evening from his old science teacher, Mr. Riddleopoulous, asking him to come over to his house to see a few things he felt would interest him. Tristen remembered Mr. Riddleopoulous, a man of Greek descent, as being a person who always spoke in riddles, and was always vague when asking questions and giving answers and instructions. Tristen arrived at the Riddleopoulous residence just after 9:30 p.m., and was immediately ushered back to the patio of his teacher’s house. “See if you remember how to use this ‘precision instrument’,”said the teacher to his former student, “and locate the following: a Big kitchen utensil, a Little kitchen utensil, the Roman god of war, the Roman goddess of love, a liquid associated with thermometers, and a Candy Bar.” Remembering how Mr. Riddleopoulous interacted with everyone, Tristen was soon able to find all six of the locations requested ——— Can you? First, to solve this brainteaser, you must identify the “precision instrument” used by Tristen; and Second, you must name at least three of the six locations Mr. Riddleopoulous asked him to find. (Extra credit if you can name all six). Good luck!!!
Answer: Being a science teacher, Mr. Riddleopoulous had a great interest in astronomy. He called Tristen to come to the outside patio of his house after dark so he could challenge his former student to use his powerful telescope(the “precision instrument”) to find the Big Dipper, the Little Dipper(big and little kitchen utensils), the planet Mars(the Roman god of war), the planet Venus(the Roman goddess of love), the planet Mercury(a liquid associated with thermometers), and a Candy Bar(the Milky Way galaxy).
Riddle: Tom can pet lions. What is the anagrammed word?
Answer: Contemplation.
Riddle: In the forest there's a river, in the river there's a boat, in the boat there's a girl with a pink purry coat. An if you want to know her name then you should be ashamed coz I said her name in the middle of the riddle! What is the girl's Name?
Answer: An
Riddle: Two girls were born to the same mother, on the same day, at the same time, in the same month and year and yet they're not twins. How can this be?
Answer: The two babies are two of a set of triplets.