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Riddle:
A kid forgot to do his homework. For the home work, he had to draw a goat on grass. When he was in class the teacher found out that he didn't finish it. The boy was smart. He said that he did and he proved it to the teacher. Then the teacher agreed and said that he finished it in an unexpected way. What did the boy say to the teacher?
Answer: He said: I finished it. You see, there is a goat. Goats eat grass so the goat in my picture ate the grass. Now the grass is gone. But since there is no more grass left, the goat went somewhere else to find more grass to eat. That’s why the homework is blank.
Riddle:
Why can't you trust the law of gravity?
Answer: Because it will always let you down.
Riddle:
What do you call a tree-chopper who sleeps on the job?
Answer: A slumber-jack
Riddle:
What do the following words have in common? Vermont, Statuesque, Swedish, Arthur's, Africa, Sensation, Misunderstood?
Answer: They each contain an abbreviation of a day of the week. verMONt, staTUESque, sWEDish, arTHUR’S, aFRIca, senSATion, miSUNderstood.
Riddle:
Where was the Declaration of Independence signed?
Answer: At the bottom.
Riddle:
Every month someone dies, and there are five suspects. The suspects are, Jason, Lily, Nathan, Elizabeth, and Erin, and the months of the murders are July, August, September, October, and November. Who's the murderer?
Answer: Jason. J, July. A, August. S, September. O, October. N, November.
Riddle:
Why did the bird go to the hospital?
Answer: For the tweet-ment!
Riddle:
My voice rises above the din, sometimes catching all unaware. I never ask questions, yet get many answers.
What am I?
Answer: A doorbell.
Riddle:
Why did Silly Billy tiptoe past the medicine cabinet?
Answer: He didn't want to wake up the sleeping pills.
Riddle:
What 7 letter word becomes longer when the third letter is removed?
Answer: Lounger.
