Riddles

For
Genius Kids

365 What Am I Riddles,

Brain Teasers And Trick Questions
That Every Kid Will Love.

- Mike C. Biehl
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 Contents

Contents

Introduction

Clever Riddles

Difficult Riddles

Tricky Riddles

Genius Riddles

Answers

Clever Riddle Answer

Difficult Riddle Answers

Tricky Riddle Answers

Genius Riddle Answers

Thank You Note

 Introduction

Kids can’t get enough of fun riddles and brain teasers! The Collection of Riddles For Kids here is
not only fun and engaging, but it will also help to develop your child or student’s critical and

reasoning skills. Sadly, many kids come to associate learning with boredom, which is a dangerous

path for children to begin with. On the other hand, Brain games like riddles, brain teasers,
crosswords, trick questions and puzzles are easy, fun and exciting way to make learning and

improving one’s mind & induce curiosity in young minds. This collection was carefully crafted to

provide you with a wide variety of Riddles and Trick Questions for children of all ages and

abilities.

This Massive Never Read collection of riddles, interactive puzzles and trick questions will help you

test your child or student’s cognitive limits and hone their critical thinking and reasoning skills.

Therefore we have created this collection of tricky but fun-engaging riddles for kids for those who

enjoy being mentally challenged but also children who need enhancement and improvement in their

cognitive abilities. It is always good to challenge the minds of the young to help their brains to

develop new neural connections and patterns and confronting children with difficult problems help

ready them to deal with the everyday challenges of daily life.

Some of these riddles are easy to solve and some made you think. Share our riddles with your friends

and family. Try some of the hard riddles with your parents and the easy and fun riddles with your

younger brothers and sisters.

Laugh, Giggle, And Have Fun.

 Clever Riddles

1) What two keys can’t open any doors?

Answer

2) I have keys but no doors, I have space but no rooms, I allow you to

enter but you are never able to leave. What am I?

Answer

3) After booming and zapping is when I emerge, to bring you bright

dazzling beauty when I diverge, Some say that I hide enormous

wealth, but those riches have always proven stealth. What am I?

Answer

4) I have wings, I am able to fly, I‘m not a bird yet I soar high in the sky.

What am I?

Answer

5) If four people can repair four bicycles in four hours, how many

bicycles can eight people repair in eight hours?

 Answer

6) I am used in most sports, have four holes, come in many different

colors and there is a state that shares my name. What am I?

Answer

7) I am a fruit, I am a bird and I am also a person. What am I?

Answer

8) It was a Christmas morning for a family in New York when the

mother went to the store, the youngest son was watching SpongeBob

Squarepants on TV, the middle son was doing yoga, the eldest son
was mowing the lawn, and the father was reading a newspaper. Then,

when it was time to eat everyone discovered that all of the food had
been eaten. Who ate all the food?

Answer

9) What time did the tooth fairy show up to get a kid’s tooth and leave a

dollar under the pillow?

Answer
10) If Santa has reindeers, Charlie Brown has Snoopy and John Arbuckle

has Garfield the cat, then what animal would Dracula have?

Answer

11) What is always late and never present now?

Answer

12) A purple and orange dead butterfly is in the middle of a spider web

and all of its legs are caught in the web. The spider notices it and
comes running at it ready to tie it up and consume it. If the butterfly

wants to get away from a spider, would it have the best chance of
survival if it fluttered its wings, wiggled its legs or did both?

Answer

13) What do Dalmatians, Lady Bugs, Leopards and Blue (from Blue’s

Clues) have in common?

Answer
14) I come with different colors, I get big when I’m filled, I float away if

you don’t tie me and I make a sound when I get popped. What am I?

Answer

15) Which one doesn’t quite belong: vultures, eagles, hawks, herons,

pelicans and ostrich?

Answer

16) Joe, Dennis, Maya, Angel, MJ, Abby, Zoe, Ray, Nicole and Brad

were in an airplane crash and every single person died on board.

However, when the ambulance arrived they discovered Nicole and

Brad still alive. How did this happen?

Answer

17) What is in the middle of bathrooms and will always be in the middle

no matter what?

Answer

18) Which one is not white: The White House, white sugar, polar bears

and snow?
 Answer

19) You keep me close to you and you save me no matter how small or

big and dirty I get. What am I?

Answer

20) The little rabbit went outside and ran around in the pouring rain for

hours, yet not a single strand of hair got wet. How can this be?

Answer

21) You’ll find me in a soup, in a burger, in a pizza, I am green when raw

and red when ripened and ready to become a condiment. What am I?

Answer

22) Which weighs more: a ton of concrete or a ton of feathers?

Answer

23) When does April comes before January?

Answer
24) What do Taylor Swift and an air conditioner have in common?

Answer

25) What can you eat, play with, watch with and listen to music to?

Answer

26) Which part of the day is the fastest to break?

Answer

27) What do autumn, Halloween, August, and Dracula have in common

that a pumpkin doesn’t have?

Answer

28) 4 rubber ducks were floating in the bathtub, 2 floated away and 2

drowned. How many ducks are still alive?

Answer

29) I flicker and I glow and tell stories and put on a show, to make me you

must move super-fast many pieces of art from the first to the last.
What am I?

Answer
30) I can run fast and slow, I can be high or low. I can slip through most

anything, and am needed by both the poor and kings. What am I?

Answer

31) What do cats, dogs, birds, fish and turtles all have in common?

Answer

32) What has feet on the inside but not on the outside?

Answer

33) What is often on the ground getting stepped on by others, but you

don’t have to wash it because it never get dirty, in fact you couldn’t
wash it even if you tried?

Answer

34) People usually come see me almost every single day and often many

times a day. Despite this, people often consider me to be very dirty.

Even though I will never speak to anyone, people will always show
 me a part of themselves that they rarely show to anyone else. What

am I?

Answer

35) Imagine that you are trapped inside a windowless building with

nothing but a box of matches, 3 candles and a ceramic mug. The flood

waters are rising and are currently up to your neck. The door is
hopelessly locked and there is no one within 500 miles of you. How
can you get out of this situation?

Answer

36) What word in the dictionary is hilarious?

Answer

37) If 66 = 2, 99 = 2, 888 = 6, 00 = 2, 7777 = 0, 667= 2, 276 = 1, 833 = 2,

then what does 2876 equal?

Answer

38) Sometimes I shine, sometimes I’m dull, sometimes I am big, and

sometimes I am small. I can be pointy, I can be curved, and don’t ask

 me questions because even though I’m sharp, I’m not smart enough to

answer you. What am I?

Answer

39) What do you get if you add 2 blackberries and 5 apples?

Answer

40) I can be long and can be short, I can be black, white, brown or purple.

You can find me all over the world and I am often the main event.
What am I?

Answer

41) What is the equivalent of 4k + 2k +k?

Answer

42) You can collect me and you can toss me, you can flip me, you can

spin me, and people all around the world have different versions of
me. What am I?

Answer
43) I am hot, sometimes soft, sometimes hard, sometimes runny and

loose, sometimes I float, sometimes I sink but whatever form I take

on I always go out and never in. What am I?

Answer

44) What did addition say to subtraction when they discovered each other

on Facebook?

Answer

45) I have branches, sometimes a few and other times hundreds or more,

but I have no fruit, trunk or leaves. What am I?

Answer

46) What gift should you give blind people, drunks, and nerds for

Christmas?

Answer

47) If you are in Europe and one of your feet is in Germany while the

other is in Belgium, then what country would you really be in?

Answer
48) What do Delhi, Mexico, Guinea, Castle, Jersey and Found-land have

in common?

Answer

49) If Trump and Daisy Duck had a son what would they name him?

Answer

50) What did the depressed math book say to the calculator, notebook,

and dictionary?

Answer

51) What can’t you find in European countries like Monaco, Spain,

Germany and France that you’ll find in Asian countries like, Brunei,
Papua New Guinea and Bhutan?

Answer

52) How many seconds are there in January?

Answer
53) If you find Pope Francis in the Vatican, Kim Jong Un in North Korea

and Donald Trump in the United States, then in what country can you
find Santa?

Answer

54) What did the right eyebrow say to the left eyebrow?

Answer

55) I can be sad, I can be happy, I can be angry and cry, I come with

many faces and sometimes many sizes and even in disguise of Many
Things. I am able to communicate things words often cannot and I
can move from place to place at the speed of light. What am I?

Answer

56) I travel, entertain, I am also called the boss, the guardian or the chief

and many times I have to make the most and the biggest decisions.

Who am I?

Answer
57) If four women can bake four pies in four hours, how many pies can

eight women bake in eight hours?

Answer

58) Jeff is younger than Rodney but older than Debbie. Larry is older than

Erica who is older than Jeff. Rodney is older than Larry. Who is the
middle child?

Answer

59) You are all alone in a dark room with a match and matchbox. Nearby

you have 3 objects: a candle, an oil lamp and a log of firewood.

Which thing do you light first?

Answer

60) A hat and scarf cost a total of $1.10. The hat costs $1.00 more than

the scarf. How much does the scarf cost?

Answer

61) I married your colleagues, I married your friends, I might have even

married you, and I married every single girl that asks me to, yet I am
 still single. Who am I?

Answer

62) I can be deep, I can be powerful, I can be complex, blind, difficult,

and profound at the same time. What am I?

Answer

63) Which word is least like the others? Third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh,

eighth, ninth?

Answer

64) A spider was given $28, an ant was given $21 and a chicken was

given $7. How much money did the dog get?

Answer

65) If you buy a rooster for the purpose of laying eggs and you hope to

have two eggs every day for your breakfast, how many eggs can you

expect to have after 13 days?

Answer
66) John is taller than Jason. Rebecca is taller than Jason. Sara is taller

than John. Beverly is shorter than Rebecca and taller than Sara. Put all
people in order of their height.

Answer

67) How many crates do you need if you have 304 pairs of shoes and

each crate can hold 19 shoes?

Answer

68) I come with many colors, so beautiful and bright, I turn so many

houses into a beautiful sight. What am I?

Answer

69) I am a catchy carol and a tune which likes to rhyme, I contain 12

grand gifts that come around Christmas time. What am I?

Answer

70) I am a ball that can be rolled, but never bounced or thrown. What am

I?

Answer
71) I can be any shape, I can a be surprise to your loved one, just fill me

up and make sure to hold me real tight so I won’t fly away. What am
I?

Answer

72) Fill me up with hot or cold, put anything in me I’ll make sure I’ll

hold. What am I?

Answer

73) I can be late, I can be early, I can be astronomical or atomic and my

insides are incredibly complex. What am I?

Answer

74) Sometimes I am bright, sometimes I am dark, I Can be slim, I can Be

Fat, some think I am a man but others think I am a rabbit, and I’ve
had a Buzz step on my face. What am I?

Answer
75) White and sparkly I can be, fluffy and soft, kids make angels out of

me. What am I?

Answer

76) I can jump, I can climb, I swing from tree to tree with my many legs

and I make a house much bigger than myself. What am I?

Answer

77) People look forward to my coming, they light lights for me, they

celebrate me, they often take a break and rest when I arrive and some
say I am the most important thing all year. What am I?

Answer

78) Round and round I go never stopping in a continuous flow. I hang out

with numbers each and every day and nothing ever gets in my way.
What am I?

Answer

79) They provide for you, They love you, they keep you safe, we

celebrate them every June. Who are they?

 Answer

80) I am a stick combined with a sweetness ball. What am I?

Answer

81) If you give me a letter I will not keep it long, boxes help pay my

salary and I travel so much but never very far. What am I?

Answer

82) What five-letter word becomes shorter when you add two letters to it?

Answer

83) What has a face and two hands but no arms or legs?

Answer

84) What word begins and ends with an E but only has one letter?

Answer

85) What type of cheese is made backwards?

Answer
86) What gets wetter as it dries?

Answer

87) What starts with a P, ends with an E and has thousands of letters?

Answer

88) What has to be broken before you can use it?

Answer

89) What begins with T ends with T and has T in it?

Answer

90) Which month has 28 days?

Answer

91) Three men were in a boat. It capsized, but only two got their hair wet.

Why?

Answer
92) How many letters are there in the alphabet?

Answer

93) Tom throws a ball as hard as he can. It comes back to him, even

though nothing and nobody touches it. How?

Answer

94) Mary’s father has five daughters – Nana, Nene, Nini, Nono. What is

the fifth daughter’s name?

Answer

95) What is so delicate that even saying its name breaks it?

Answer

96) If an electric train is travelling south, which way is the smoke going?

Answer

97) They come out at night without being called, and are lost in the day

without being stolen. What are they?

Answer
98) What is next in this sequence? JFMAMJJASON…

Answer

99) Why do lions eat raw meat?

Answer

100) What goes up but never goes down?

Answer
 Difficult Riddles

101) Why did Mickey Mouse become an astronaut?

Answer

102) Why do bees hum?

Answer

103) If you threw a White stone into the Red Sea, what would it become?

Answer

104) What invention lets you look right through a wall?

Answer

105) What has four legs, but can’t walk?

Answer

106) How do you make the number one disappear?

Answer
107) Name three days consecutively where none of the seven days of the

week appear.

Answer

108) Which word in the dictionary is spelled incorrectly?

Answer

109) What is the best cure for dandruff?

Answer

110) What did the beach say when the tide came in?

Answer

111) Which football player wears the biggest helmet?

Answer

112) What did the outlaw get when he stole a calendar?

Answer

113) Why did the bumble bee put honey under his pillow?
 Answer

114) A horse is on a 24 foot chain and wants an apple that is 26 feet away.

How can the horse get to the apple?

Answer

115) I can sizzle like bacon, I am made with an egg, and I have plenty of

backbone, but lack a good leg. I peel layers like onions, but still
remain whole; I can be long, like a flagpole, yet fit in a hole. What

am I?

Answer

116) Who always sleeps with its shoes on?

Answer

117) What does a cat have that no other animal can have?

Answer

118) Why do dragons sleep all day?

Answer
119) What can honk without a horn?

Answer

120) It is easy to get into, but hard to get out of? What is it?

Answer

121) It has a bark, but no bite. What is it?

Answer

122) This can clap without any hands. What is it?

Answer

123) It wears a coat, but no pants. What is it?

Answer

124) This goes up and down, but never moves? What is it?

Answer

125) It flies around all day but never goes anywhere? What is it?
 Answer

126) This bet can never be won. What is it?

Answer

127) This type of dress can never be worn. What is it?

Answer

128) You can serve it, but never eat it? What is it?

Answer

129) I comfort you so you can have a good night, I am higher without the

head, than with it. What am I?

Answer

130) Throw away the outside and cook the inside, then eat the outside and

throw away the inside. What is it?

Answer

131) It stands on one leg with its heart in its head. What is it?
 Answer

132) You can keep it only after giving it away to someone else. What is it?

Answer

133) It has been around for millions of years, It dies and reborn every

fifteen days. What is it?

Answer

134) It lives without a body, hears without ears, speaks without a mouth,

and is born in air. What is it?

Answer

135) We see it once in a year, twice in a week, and never in a day. What is

it?

Answer

136) If I have it, I do not share it. If I share it, I don’t have it. What is it?

Answer
137) You can hear it, but not touch or see it. What is it?

Answer

138) It is round on both sides but high in the middle. What is it?

Answer

139) It gets broken without being held. What is it?

Answer

140) It is always coming but never arrives? What is it?

Answer

141) It has Eighty-eight keys but can’t open a single door? What is it?

Answer

142) It has one eye but cannot see? What is it?

Answer

143) It has four eyes but cannot see? What is it?

Answer
144) It has hands but cannot clap? What is it?

Answer

145) It gets beaten, and whipped, but never cries? What is it?

Answer

146) You can catch it, but not throw it? What is it?

Answer

147) This travels around the world but stays in one spot? What is it?

Answer

148) It comes down but never goes up? What is it?

Answer

149) It has a hundred limbs, but cannot walk? What is it?

Answer
150) Take away my first letter, and I still sound the same. Take away my

last letter, I still sound the same. Even take away my letter in the
middle, I will still sound the same. I am a five letter word. What am

I?

Answer

151) I have no bones and no legs, but if you keep me warm, I will soon

walk away. What am I?

Answer

152) I am tall when I am young and I am short when I am old. What am I?

Answer

153) When the water comes down, when it rains, I go up over head. What

am I?

Answer

154) The one who makes me does not need me, when he makes me. The

one who buys me does not use me for himself or herself. The one

who uses me doesn’t know that he or she is using me. What am I?

 Answer

155) People buy me to eat, but never eat me. What am I?

Answer

156) Many times you need me. The more and more you take me further,

the more and more you leave me behind. What am I?

Answer

157) If you give me water, I will die. What am I?

Answer

158) I never ask questions, but always answered. What am I?

Answer

159) I have rivers, but do not have water. I have dense forests, but no trees

and animals. I have cities, but no people live in those cities. What am
I?

Answer
160) I have no life, but I can die, what am I?

Answer

161) I have no legs. I will never walk, but always run. What am I?

Answer

162) I have lots of memories, but I own nothing. What am I?

Answer

163) I do not speak, cannot hear or speak anything, but I will always tell

the truth. What am I?

Answer

164) I do not have wings, but I can fly. I don’t have eyes, but I will cry!

What am I?

Answer

165) I don’t have eyes, ears, nose and tongue, but I can see, smell, hear

and taste everything. What am I?

Answer
166) I am a word. If you pronounce me rightly, it will be wrong. If you

pronounce me wrong it is right? What word am I?

Answer

167) What kind of room has no doors or windows?

Answer

168) What belongs to you but others use it more than you do?

Answer

169) I am taken from a mine and shut up in a wooden case, from which I

am never released, and yet I am used by almost everybody. What am

I?

Answer

170) Five men went to church. It started to rain. Four men ran for cover,

but got wet on the way. The one man who stayed behind stayed dry.

How?

Answer
171) What is it that has a bottom at the top of them?

Answer

172) What is full of holes, but can still hold a lot of water?

Answer

173) What is put on a table and cut, but is never eaten?

Answer

174) What kinds of stones are never found in the ocean?

Answer

175) As I went across the bridge, I met a man with a load of wood which

was neither straight nor crooked. What kind of wood was it?

Answer

176) The first man is the master of priceless gems; The second man is the

Master of love; The third man is the master of shovels; The fourth
Man is the master of big sticks; Who are they?
 Answer

177) A dad and his son were riding their bikes and crashed. Two

ambulances came and took them to different hospitals. The man’s son

was in the operating room and the doctor said, “I can’t operate on
you. You’re my son.” How is that possible?

Answer

178) The Smith family is a very wealthy family that lives in a big, circular

home. One morning, Mr. Smith woke up and saw a strawberry jam

stain on his new carpet. He figured out that everyone who was there
that morning had a jam sandwich. By reading the following excuses,

figure out who spilled the jam.

Billy Smith: “I was outside playing basketball.”

The Maid: “I was dusting the corners of the house.”

Chef: “I was starting to make lunch for later.”

Who is lying?

Answer

179) One night, a butcher, a baker, and a candlestick maker go to a hotel.

When they get their bill, however, it’s for four people. Who’s the
 fourth person?

Answer

180) What instrument can you hear but never see?

Answer

181) A man was cleaning the windows of a 25 story building. He slipped

and fell off the ladder, but wasn’t hurt. How did he do it?

Answer

182) I have keys but no locks. I have space but no room. You can enter but

can’t go outside. What am I?

Answer

183) Two fathers and two sons go on a fishing trip. They each catch a fish

and bring it home. Why do they only bring three home?

Answer

184) Tuesday, Sam and Peter went to a restaurant to eat lunch. After

eating lunch, they paid the bill. But Sam and Peter did not pay the
 bill, so who did?

Answer

185) What has 4 legs in the morning, 2 legs in the afternoon, and 3 legs at

night?

Answer

186) If a blue house is made out of blue bricks, a yellow house is made

out of yellow bricks and a pink house is made out of pink bricks,
what is a greenhouse made of?

Answer

187) A house has four walls. All of the walls are facing south, and a bear

is circling the house. What color is the bear?

Answer

188) What is as light as a feather, but even the world’s strongest man

couldn’t hold it for more than a minute?

Answer
189) In a one-story pink house, there was a pink person, a pink cat, a pink

fish, a pink computer, a pink chair, a pink table, a pink telephone, a

pink shower– everything was pink!

What color were the stairs?

Answer

190) A man was driving his truck. His lights were not on. The moon was

not out. Up ahead, a woman was crossing the street. How did he see

her?

Answer

191) What has a head but never weeps, has a bed but never sleeps, can run

but never walks, and has a bank but no money?

Answer

192) A man leaves home and turns left three times, only to return home

facing two men wearing masks. Who are those two men?

Answer

193) What has many rings, but no fingers?

 Answer

194) Can you guess the easiest way to double your money?

Answer

195) Is it possible for any man to go without sleeping for Ten days?

Answer

196) What is as big as an elephant but weighs nothing?

Answer

197) I am a seed with three letters in my name. Take away the last two and

I still sound the same. What am I?

Answer

198) I get smaller every time I take a bath. What am I?

Answer

199) I am black when you buy me, red when you use me and gray when

you throw me away. What am I?

 Answer

200) I go in the water black and come out red. What am I?

Answer
 Tricky Riddles

201) I fly without wings. What am I?

Answer

202) Tear me off and scratch my head, what once red is now black. What

am I?

Answer

203) I stink while living but smell good when dead. What am I?

Answer

204) If you lose me you may cause people around me to lose me too.

What am I?

Answer

205) I am constantly overlooked by everyone but everyone has me. What

am I?

Answer
206) I cannot be burned by fire or drowned in water. What am I?

Answer

207) I can fall off a building and live, but put me in water I will die. What

am I?

Answer

208) The faster you run, the harder it is to catch me. What am I??

Answer

209) What can point in every direction but can't reach the destination by

itself.

Answer

210) I reach for the sky, but clutch to the ground; sometimes I leave, but I

am always around. What am I?

Answer

211) Flat as a leaf, round as a ring; has two eyes, can't see a thing. What is

it?
 Answer

212) I have hundreds of legs but I can only lean; You make me feel dirty

so you feel clean. What am I?

Answer

213) You can use me to stop; you take me to smoke; Not only do I stop,

But I am a stop, And the result of Pool's first stroke. What am I?

Answer

214) Where do fish keep their money?

Answer

215) What kind of ant is really good at math?

Answer

216) If money really did grow on trees, what would be everyone’s favorite

season?

Answer
217) What has one hundred heads and one hundred tails?

Answer

218) Why was the basketball player in trouble with the bank?

Answer

219) We are sisters from the same mother, but we’ve never met. Who are

the two sisters?

Answer

220) What did the boy coffee say to the girl coffee?

Answer

221) Why is an island like the letter “T”?

Answer

222) What do you call a tick that loves math?

Answer

223) Why do you never bring a Pokémon in the bathroom, with you?
 Answer

224) What ten letter word starts with gas?

Answer

225) Why is it so easy to measure fish?

Answer

226) Why didn’t the skeleton cross the road?

Answer

227) I’m am everywhere and a part of everyone. I am at the end of space

and time and existence itself. What am I?

Answer

228) What has 13 hearts but no other organs?

Answer

229) What is 3/7 chicken, 2/3 cat and 2/4 goat?

Answer
230) I can’t be seen, found, heard or smelled. I lie behind stars and under

hills, I fill empty holes, come first and follow after. What am I?

Answer

231) What is something that you always have but always leave behind?

Answer

232) What room in your house do ghosts avoid?

Answer

233) What when read from right to left is a servant but when read from

left to right is a ruler?

Answer

234) How do you know carrots are good for your eyes?

Answer

235) What do you call a fish with 4 eyes?

Answer
236) This old one runs forever but never moves at all. He has not lungs

nor throat, but still has a mighty roaring call who is he?

Answer

237) Why can’t you trust the law of gravity?

Answer

238) You are my brother but I am not your brother. Who am I?

Answer

239) What comes one time in today, three times in tomorrow and never in

the future?

Answer

240) What can you fill a room with that takes up no space?

Answer

241) What city has no people?

Answer
242) What does a fish say when it runs into a concrete wall?

Answer

243) What has 12 faces and 42 eyes?

Answer

244) What time starts and stops with an “n”?

Answer

245) Why can’t your nose be 12 inches long?

Answer

246) Who are people you see every day, but you don’t know?

Answer

247) Can you write “cow” using thirteen letters?

Answer

248) What has one foot and no legs but carries its house?
 Answer

249) What kind of storm is always in a rush?

Answer

250) What is a duck’s favorite snack?

Answer

251) What’s the difference between a well-dressed man on a bicycle and a

poorly dressed man on a unicycle?

Answer

252) What moves without seeing and cries without eyes?

Answer

253) What is the building that you leave without ever having entered?

Answer

254) How do you spell hard water with only three letters?

Answer
255) I have a large money box, 10 inches wide and 5 inches tall. Roughly

how many coins can I place in my empty money box?

Answer

256) What does this mean? I RIGHT I

Answer

257) You draw a line. Without touching it, how do you make the line

longer?

Answer

258) How far can a dog run into the woods?

Answer

259) If there are three apples and you take away two, how many do you

have?

Answer

260) How is Europe like a frying pan?

 Answer

261) You have a five-gallon bucket and a three-gallon bucket with as

much water as you need, but no other measuring devices. How do

you fill the five-gallon bucket with exactly four gallons of water?

Answer

262) Why ghosts are bad liars?

Answer

263) How to say Racecar backwards.

Answer

264) My name is Ruger. I live on a farm. There are four other dogs on the

farm with me. Their names are Snowy, Flash, Speedy, and Brownie.
What do you think the fifth dog’s name is?

Answer

265) I am an odd number. Take away one letter and I become even. What

number am I?
 Answer

266) What word looks the same backwards and upside down?

Answer

267) A boy fell off a 20-foot ladder but did not get hurt. Why not?

Answer

268) Using only addition, how do you add eight 8s and get the number

1,000?

Answer

269) Dead on the field lie ten soldiers in white, felled by three eyes, black

as night. What happened?

Answer

270) Turn us on our backs and open up our stomachs you will be the

wisest of men though at start a lummox.

Answer
271) What word in the English language uses all five vowels plus Y in

alphabetical order, and uses each only once?

Answer

272) What is the only English word, with two synonyms that are

antonyms of each other?

Answer

273) I am the outstretched fingers that seize and hold the wind. Wisdom

flows from me in other hands. Upon me are sweet dreams dreamt.

My merest touch brings laughter. What am I?

Answer

274) It’s always in front of you but cannot be seen?

Answer

275) I drive men mad for love of me, easily beaten, never free.

Answer
 Genius Riddles

276) A house of wood in a hidden place, Built without nails or glue, High

above the earthen ground, It holds pale gems of blue.

Answer

277) Through wind and rain I always play, I roam the earth, yet here I

stay; I crumble stones, and fire cannot burn me; yet I am soft- you
can shear me with your hand.

Answer

278) What building has the most stories?

Answer

279) What has four fingers and one thumb, but isn’t alive?

Answer

280) What can never be put in a saucepan?

Answer
281) Two fathers and two sons are in a car, yet there are only three people

in the car. How is this possible?

Answer

282) What brute strength struggles to get through, I make it easy for you

to undo. What am I?

Answer

283) After a fall, you'll always find me there. What once was alive, will

now be bare. What am I?

Answer

284) An instrument through which sounds are made, and yet, not

something that can be played. What am I?

Answer

285) You are lost in the woods and the path you are following forks into

two: a path to the left and one to the right. One path will lead you to

safety while the other will cause you to be lost forever. At the fork
are two twin sisters who know which path is which. The sisters are
 identical in every way except one: one of the sisters always tells the

truth while the other always lies. You can ask only one question and
you don't know which sister is which. What can you ask them so you
know which path to take?

Answer

286) There are three chests, each of which contains 100 coins. One chest

has 100 gold coins, one has 100 silver coins, and the third has an
equal split of 50 gold coins and 50 silver coins. Each chest is
labeled, but all are labeled incorrectly. You are allowed to pick one

coin from just one of the chests and after his you must correctly
identify each of the three chests. What should you do?

Answer

287) Turn me on my side and I am everything. Cut me in half and I am

nothing. What am I?

Answer

288) You have two ropes, each of which takes exactly one hour to burn if

lit from one end. The ropes are not identical, nor are they uniform,
i.e. it doesn't necessarily take half an hour for half the rope to burn.
 With only these two ropes and a way to light them, how do you
measure out 45 minutes?

Answer

289) You want to boil an egg for exactly 15 minutes but you only own a 7-

minute hourglass and an 11-minute hourglass. How can you achieve

what you want?

Answer

290) What jumps when it walks and sits when it stands?

Answer

291) If you eat me, my sender will eat you, What am I?

Answer

292) A man is found murdered in his office. The suspects are Peter, Julie,

Jason, Molly and Brian. In the office is a calendar with the numbers

6,4,9,10,11 written in blood. Who is the killer?

Answer
293) Our dinner guests cry that we are evil, when they notice their place in

the meal. But its no big deal why; we are just one big happy tribe!

And we get real fed up with people! Who, What or Are we?

Answer

294) Lighter than what I am made of, More of me is hidden than is seen.

What am I?

Answer

295) Two women apply for a job. They are identical and have the same

mother, father and birthday. The interviewer asks, “Are you twins?”

to which they honestly reply, “No”.

How is this possible?

Answer

296) I am a vegetable that bugs stay away from. What am I?

Answer

297) What is it that has a power socket on one end and a corkscrew on the

other?
 Answer

298) A man walks out of a house that has four walls all facing north. A

bird walks past him. What is it?

Answer

299) Where is there is no south, west, nor east, and weather not fit for man

or beast, what is it?

Answer

300) What animal would you get crossed a duck, a beaver, and an otter?

Answer

301) It lives in winter, dies in summer, and grows with its roots on top?

What is it?

Answer

302) What’s green, but not a leaf; copies others, but is not a monkey?

Answer
303) I use my ear to speak and my mouth to hear. What am I?

Answer

304) It’s a shower in name of newborn baby but without water. What is it?

Answer

305) What has teeth, but cannot chew?

Answer

306) I can carry lots of food, I keep it cool, but cannot eat anything.

Answer

307) It can see, but it isn’t an eye, A carpenter made me, and not God.

What am I?

Answer

308) You can eat me at night, but never in the morning. What am I?

Answer
309) I am hard like white-stone, but I grow on your body. I fall apart but I

come back stronger, Guess who Am I?

Answer

310) I’m excellent to taste, but horrible to smell. What am I?

Answer

311) I have lots of money, but I need someone else to carry me around to

spend it. What am I?

Answer

312) I’m a single digit number having no value. Which digit am I?

Answer

313) How many animals did Moses take on the ark?

Answer

314) What is something you can put in your pocket that keeps it empty?

Answer
315) A man started route to town with a fox, a goose, and a sack of corn.

He came to a stream which he had to cross in a tiny boat. He could

only take one across at a time. He could not leave the fox alone with
the goose or the goose alone with the corn. How did he get them all
safely over the stream?

Answer

316) There were two ducks in front of a duck, two ducks behind a duck,

and one duck in the middle. How many ducks were there in total?

Answer

317) What type of vehicle is spelled the same backwards and forwards?

Answer

318) What did one falling leaf say to another?

Answer

319) Why are all Superman costumes tight?

Answer
320) Why do birds fly south in the fall?

Answer

321) What do you use to mend a jack-o-lantern?

Answer

322) What did scientists say when they found 2 isotopes of Helium?

Answer

323) What is the “center” of gravity?

Answer

324) If dogs have fleas, what do sheep have?

Answer

325) Why do you see frogs look so happy?

Answer

326) What house can fly?

Answer
327) A man in tights is knocked out by a rock next to him. The rock did

not touch him. What happened to him?

Answer

328) I'm fat and I'm round and I cause much joy, I'm often end up being a

dog’s favorite toy. What am I?

Answer

329) There are 50 crows on a wire, a hunter shoots and kills three. How

many are there left on the wire?

Answer

330) John has 22 apples in a basket. Meghan and Dave both take 2 and

you take 16 how many apples do you have?

Answer

331) What is the best way to keep your hat from falling off your head?

Answer
332) What has 6 wheels and flies?

Answer

333) What brings you down but never up?

Answer

334) To dye a single Easter egg takes 7.5 minutes if you leave it in dye.

How long would it take to dye 3 eggs?

Answer

335) A man walks all the way around the world without getting up. How

does he do this?

Answer

336) What do thief's get for stealing calendars?

Answer

337) You struggle to regain me. When I'm lost, you struggle to obtain me.

I pass no matter your will, but I'm your slave to kill. What am I?

Answer
338) I have four wings, but cannot fly. I never laugh and never cry; on the

same spot I'm always found, toiling away with a little sound. What
am I?

Answer

339) A man and his boss have the same parents, but are not siblings. How

is this possible?

Answer

340) I am a cave full of bones, and the house of a worm. What am I?

Answer

341) Soft and cuddly, I'll pull on your heart. But take my last name and I'll

tear you apart. What am I?

Answer

342) This is an unusual paragraph. I'm curious as to just how quickly you

can find out what is so unusual about it. It looks so ordinary and
plain that you would think nothing was wrong with it. In fact,
 nothing is wrong with it! It is highly unusual though. Study it and

think about it, but you still may not find anything odd. But if you
work at it a bit, you might find out. Try to do so without any
coaching!

Answer

343) You walk into a room with a rabbit holding a carrot, a pig eating slop,

and a chimp holding a banana. Which animal in the room is the

smartest?

Answer

344) There are three jars full of equal number of quarters, dimes, and

penny's in each of them. Which one has the highest value?

Answer

345) I make disappear the darkness but live in the shade. What am I?

Answer

346) If you count 20 houses on your right going to the store and 20 houses

on your left coming back home, how many different houses did you
 count?

Answer

347) Three men rob a store but come out completely changed. Yet they

continue robbing other stores. What kind of store did they first rob?

Answer

348) A pet shop owner had a parrot with a sign on its cage that said

"Parrot repeats everything it hears." A young man bought the parrot

and for two weeks he spoke to it but it didn't say a word. He tried to
return the parrot but the shopkeeper said he never lied. How can this
be?

Answer

349) How do you share 34 apples among 33 people?

Answer

350) A boy at a carnival went to a booth ran by a man who said "If I can

write your exact weight on this piece of paper then you have to give
me $50, but if I cannot, I will pay you $50." The boy looked around
 and saw no scale so he agreed, thinking no matter what the carny
writes he'll just say he weighs more or less. In the end the boy ended

up paying the man $50. How did the man win the bet?

Answer

351) Can you rearrange the letters in new door to make one word?

Answer

352) At the sound of me, men may dream or stamp their feet. At the sound

of me, women may laugh or sometimes weep. Who am I?

Answer

353) For me, I slap you. Because of you, I slap me. Hitting your skin, My

blood flows. Who Am I?

Answer

354) I dig out tiny caves, and store gold and silver in them. I also build

bridges of silver and make crowns of gold. They are the smallest you
could imagine. Sooner or later everybody needs my help, yet many

people are afraid to let me help them. Who am I?

 Answer

355) I have all the knowledge you have. But I am small as your fist that

your hands can hold me. Who am I?

Answer

356) I’m sometimes a soldier; That’s part of an army; I’m also an insect

That lives in a castle made of soil.

Answer

357) I was a famous pirate, One who was truly feared Had a dark color

and some facial hair. My name is _ _ _ _ _.

Answer

358) In March or April These things do abound; Sometimes these are

hollow And have chocolate inside A certain bunny leaves these on

the ground. What Am I?

Answer
359) I’m sometimes dark but I’m not a room with curtains; I sometimes

contain peanut butter but I’m not a sandwich; I’m can be sometimes
melted but I’m not an ice cube; I’m sometimes in cookies but I’m
not a raisin; I’m sometimes a bar but I’m not made of metal; I’m

sometimes a chip but I’m not made of potato. What Am I?

Answer

360) I have stripes but I’m not a zebra; I look like a hook but have nothing

to do with Peter Pan; I’m normally red and white but I’m not the

Canadian flag; I can be eaten but I’m not a strawberry jelly

sandwich; I’m usually seen at Christmas But I’m not a stocking or a
bell. Can you guess what am I?

Answer

361) If you see this hairy creature; you’ll be crippled in fear; It appears

only on a full moon. Still you’re not running because you’ve got
silver bullets in a gun. Can you name this creature?

Answer

362) If you’re sailing on a pirate ship

To find your way you’ll need at least

 This item that will help guide the way
By pointing its finger to keep going the sail. Can you tell what am I?

Answer

363) I’m a strongest stone, A red card But I am not a heart; Of an

engagement ring, I am usually most beautiful part who steals

women’s heart; Tell me please if you know my name!

Answer

364) A legendary creature; whose fiery breath can be quite ruthless; in

movies about how to train them; The main one went by the name

Toothless! Do you know who am I?

Answer

365) We are known for having pointy ears

and for making Christmas toys

which are delivered by Santa to

All of the good girls and boys! Do you know who we are?

Answer
Answers
 Clever Riddle Answer

1) A donkey and a monkey.

2) A keyboard.

3) A rainbow.

4) An airplane.

5) 16 bicycles.

6) A jersey.

7) Kiwi.

8) The eldest son because it was December in New York and the lawn
wouldn’t need mowing.

9) Exactly at TWOoth o’clock.

10) A bloodhound.

11) Later.

12) It can’t do any of the above because the fly is already dead.

13) They all have spots.

14) A balloon.

15) Ostrich, because all the other birds can fly.

16) Nicole and Brad were married and are therefore not single.

17) The letter R.

18) Polar bears because their fur is actually colorless.

19) Money.

20) Because rabbits don’t have hair, they have fur.

21) A tomato.

22) They both weigh exactly the same, one ton.

23) In the dictionary.

24) They both have fans.

25) Apples.

26) Breakfast.

27) The letter A.

28) Zero, because rubber ducks aren’t alive and cannot drown.

29) A cartoon.

30) Water.
31) The letter S.

32) Shoes.

33) A shadow.

34) A toilet.

35) Stop imagining.

36) The Word “Hilarious”.

37) Three. Each circle within a number is equivalent to one. For example,
the numbers 9 and 6 are equivalent to one because they have one
circle in them, whereas the number 8 is equal to 2 because of its two
loops.

38) A knife.

39) A house full of gadgets.

40) Rice.
41) 7000 (k is a symbol for 1000 USD).

42) A coin.

43) I am poop.

44) Add me.

45) A bank.

46) Glasses.

47) The Netherlands.

48) They all have a new version. (New Mexico, New Jersey, New Castle,
New Delhi…etc.)

49) Donald Duck.

50) I have way too many problems.

51) The letter U.

52) Just one: January 2nd

53) In Pole-Land.

54) You seem surprised to see me.

55) Emoji’s.

56) The president.

57) 16 pies.

58) Erica.

59) The match.

60) $0.05 (not $0.10).

61) A priest.

62) Love.

63) Third, it is the only one not ending in “th”.

64) $14 ($3.50 per leg).

65) Zero, roosters don’t lay eggs.

66) Rebecca, Beverly, Sara, John and Jason.

67) 32 crates (608 shoes ÷ 19 = 32).

68) Christmas lights.

69) The 12 days of Christmas song.

70) Eyeball.

71) A Balloon.
72) A cup.

73) Clock.

74) The moon.

75) Snow.

76) Spider.

77) Christmas.

78) The hands of a clock.

79) Dads.

80) Lollipop.

81) A postman.
82) Short.

83) A clock.

84) Envelope.

85) Edam.

86) A towel.

87) Post-Office.

88) An egg.

89) A teapot.

90) All of them, of course.

91) One was bald.

92) Eleven – T-h-e A-l-p-h-a-b-e-t.

93) He throws it straight up.

94) If you answered Nunu, you are wrong. It is Mary!

95) Silence.

96) There is no smoke; it is an electric train!

97) Stars.

98) The letter “D.” The sequence contains the first letter of each month.

99) Because they never learned to cook.

100) Your age.

 Difficult Riddle Answers

101) He wanted to visit Pluto.

102) Because they do not know the words.

103) Wet.

104) A window.

105) A table.

106) Add the letter G and it’s “gone”.

107) Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow.

108) Incorrectly.

109) Baldness.

110) Long time, no sea.

111) The one with the biggest head.

112) Twelve months.

113) He wanted to have sweet dreams.

114) By walking to Apple, the chain is not attached to anything.

115) A snake.

116) A horse.

117) Kittens.

118) They like to hunt knights.

119) A goose.

120) Trouble.
121) A tree.

122) Thunder.

123) A Book.

124) A flight of stairs.

125) A Flag.

126) The alphabet.

127) An address.

128) A tennis ball.

129) A pillow.

130) Corn on the cob – because you throw away the husk, cook and eat the
kernels, and throw away the cob.
131) A cabbage.

132) Your word of promise.

133) The moon.

134) An echo.

135) The letter “E”.

136) A secret.

137) Your voice.

138) Ohio.

139) A promise.

140) Tomorrow.

141) A piano.
142) A needle.

143) Mississippi (word has four ‘i’s).

144) A clock.

145) An egg.

146) A cold.

147) A Post stamp.

148) Rain.

149) A tree.

150) Empty.

151) An egg.
152) A candle.

153) An umbrella.

154) A coffin.

155) A plate.

156) Footsteps.

157) Fire.

158) A doorbell.

159) A map.

160) A battery.

161) A river.

162) A photo album.

163) A mirror.

164) A cloud.

165) A brain.

166) Wrong.

167) A mushroom.

168) Your name.

169) Pencil lead.

170) The dry man was a body in a coffin and the other four were pall
bearers.

171) Your legs.

172) A Sponge.
173) A pack of cards.

174) Stones that are dry.

175) Sawdust.

176) The kings in a deck of cards.

177) The doctor is his mom!

178) It was the maid. The house is circular; it has no corners.

179) One night can also mean one knight. That makes four: one knight, a
butcher, a baker and a candlestick maker!

180) Your voice! You can sing with your voice like an instrument and hear
it, but no one can see it!

181) He fell off the second step.

182) A keyboard
183) The fishing trip consists of a grandfather, a father and a son.

184) Their friend, Tuesday.

185) A person! As a baby you crawl (4 legs), as an adult you walk (2 legs),
then when you are older you use a cane (3 legs).

186) Glass.

187) The house is on the North Pole, so the bear is white.

188) His breath.

189) There were not any stairs; it was a one-story house!

190) It was a bright and sunny day.

191) A river.

192) A catcher and an umpire (Baseball Game).

193) A telephone.

194) Put it in front of the mirror.

195) It is possible as we all sleep through the night and not during the day.

196) The shadow of an elephant.

197) A pea.

198) A bar of soap.

199) Charcoal.

200) Lobster.
 Tricky Riddle Answers

201) Time.

202) A matchstick.

203) Grilled Pig. (Bacon)

204) Your temper.

205) A nose.

206) Ice.

207) Paper.

208) Your breath.

209) Your finger.

210) I am Tree.
211) A button.

212) A Broom.

213) Brake/ Break.

214) Riverbanks.

215) An accountant.

216) Fall.

217) One hundred pennies.

218) He kept bouncing checks.

219) Day and night.

220) I love you a latte.

221) Because both are in the middle of the water. (T is the middle word of
“water”)

222) A arithmetic.

223) They might pickatchu! (peek at you)

224) Automobile.

225) Because they come with their own scales.

226) He did not have the guts.

227) The letter E.

228) Deck Of Cards.

229) Chicago.

230) The dark.

231) Fingerprints.

232) The living room.

233) God.

234) You never see rabbits wearing glasses.

235) Fiiiish.

236) A waterfall.

237) Because it will always let you down.

238) Your sister.

239) The letter ‘O’.

240) Light.

241) Electricity.
242) Dam.

243) A pair of dice.

244) Noon.

245) Because it would be a foot!

246) Strangers.

247) See o double you.

248) A snail.

249) Hurricane.

250) Quackers.

251) A tire.
252) A cloud.

253) The hospital that you were born in.

254) ICE.

255) Just one, after which it will no longer be empty.

256) Right between the eyes.

257) You draw a shorter line next to it, and it becomes the longer line.

258) The dog can run into the woods only halfway – if it ran any farther it
would run out of the woods!

259) If you take two apples, then of course you have two.

260) Because it has Greece at the bottom.

261) Fill the five-gallon bucket all the way up. Pour it into the three-gallon
bucket until it is full. Empty the three-gallon bucket. Pour the
remaining two gallons into the three-gallon bucket. Fill the five-
 gallon bucket all the way up, then finish filling the three-gallon
bucket, leaving four gallons in the five-gallon bucket.

262) Because you can see right through them.

263) “Racecar backwards.”

264) Ruger.

265) Seven. (take away the “s’”and it becomes “even”)

266) SWIMS.

267) He fell off the bottom step.

268) 888 + 88 + 8 + 8 + 8 = 1000.

269) A bowling ball knocked down ten pins.

270) Book.
271) Facetiously.

272) Cleave.

273) Feather.

274) Future.

275) Gold.
 Genius Riddle Answers

276) Nest.

277) Ocean.

278) The library.

279) A glove.

280) Its lid.

281) They are grandfather, father and son.

282) A key.

283) Winter.

284) Your voice.

285) Ask one of the sisters which path their sister would tell you to take.
 Let's say the left hand path is the correct one to follow.
The sister that lies knows their truthful sister would tell you the
left hand path, so as they always lie they will tell you the right hand
path.

The honest sister knows their lying sister will tell you the right
hand path and because they're honest, they will tell you this. So you
should follow the opposite path to that which you are told, regardless
of which sister tells you.

286) Take a coin from the chest labeled 50/50.

If you pick a gold coin, you know that chest must contain all gold
coins (it can't be the 50/50 chest because all the chests are incorrectly
labeled). So the chest labelled silver must be the 50/50 chest and the
one labeled gold must be the silver chest.

On the other hand if you pick a silver coin, you know that chest must
contain all silver coins, the one labeled silver must be the gold chest
and the one labeled gold must be the 50/50 chest.

287) The number 8. On its side, it looks like the symbol for infinity and
when you cut it in half, it looks like two zeroes.

288) You can do this in the following way:

First, light both ends of one rope and only one end of the other
rope. This will cause the first rope to burn out in 30 minutes (as you
lit both ends it will burn in half the time as if you'd only lit one end).
 When the first rope burns out, there will be 30 minutes left on the
second rope (as each rope takes one hour to burn when lit from one
end).

So then, light the other end of the second rope so both ends of it
are now burning. This rope will now burn out in another 15 minutes.

The total time elapsed at this point will be 45 minutes (30 +

15 = 45 minutes).

289) Turn both hourglasses over as you start boiling the egg.

After 7 minutes the 7-minute hourglass will run out. Turn it over
to start again.
In another 4 minutes the 11-minute hourglass will run out.

At this point, turn over the 7-minute hourglass. It will now take
another 4 minutes to run out.

When it does so, your egg will have been boiling for exactly 15
minutes (7 minutes + 4 minutes + 4 minutes).

290) A kangaroo.

291) A fish hook.

292) Jason is the killer.

 The numbers indicate months and the first letter of each month spells
the name of the murderer, e.g. the 6th month is June and the first letter
of June is J, the 4th month is April and the first letter of April is a, and
so on.

293) Cannibals!

294) An iceberg.

295) They are triplets.

296) Squash.

297) A Pig. (Nose And Tail)

298) Penguin.

299) The South Pole.

300) A platypus.

301) An icicle.
302) A parrot.

303) A Phone.

304) A baby shower.

305) A comb.

306) A refrigerator.

307) A keyhole.

308) Dinner! Dinner can never be had in the morning because it’s dinner!

309) A tooth.

310) A tongue.

311) A wallet/purse. It holds all our money, but does it spend it?
312) Zero.

313) Moses didn’t take anything on the ark. Noah did.

314) A large hole.

315) He took the goose over first and came back. Then he took the fox
across and brought the goose back. Next, he took the corn over. He
came back alone and took the goose.

316) Three ducks standing in line.

317) Racecar!

318) I’m falling for you.

319) They’re all size S.

320) Because it’s too far to walk.

321) A pumpkin patch.

322) They said “HeHe”

323) The letter “v”: gra-v-ity.

324) Sheep have fleece.

325) Because they eat buggers that bugs them.

326) Housefly.

327) The rock is kryptonite and the man is Superman.

328) A ball.

329) None, the sound made them fly away.

330) 16.

331) Don't put it on your head.

332) A garbage truck!

333) Gravity.

334) 7.5 minutes. Do them all at once.

335) He is imagining it in his head.

336) 12 months.

337) Time.

338) A Ceiling fan.

339) He is self-employed. He is his own boss.

340) Your mouth. The inside of a mouth is full of teeth and looks like a
cave. The worm is your tongue.

341) A teddy bear.

342) The letter E, which is the most common letter used in the English
language, does not appear in the paragraph.
343) You are the smartest animal in the room (hopefully).

344) The jar full of quarters would have the highest value because a quarter
is worth more than a dime and penny.

345) A lamp.

346) 20, they are the same houses.

347) A luxury clothing store. They changed clothes.

348) The parrot was deaf!

349) Make Applesauce.

350) The man did exactly as he said he would and wrote "your exact
weight" on the paper.

351) Yes, it's an anagram. 'New door' and 'one word' contain the same
letters.
352) Music.

353) Mosquito.

354) The Dentist.

355) I'm your brain!

356) Ant.

357) Blackbeard.

358) Easter Eggs.

359) Chocolate.

360) Candy Cane.

361) A Werewolf.

362) A Compass.

363) Diamond.
364) A Dragon.

365) We are Elf’s!

 Thank You Note

Congratulations for making it through to the end of this massive

collection of Riddles For Genius Kids. Let’s hope this book was
informative and helped everybody who read and had fun time with their
friends and families.

Riddles are a centuries-old tradition and some riddles have been found
actually recorded in ancient civilizations. They teach us critical thinking as
well as further developing the ability to look for answers outside of the
normal way of thinking.

So have some friends over and challenge each other to a riddle duel. Get
your family together for some quality time and teach your children the
value of using and strengthening their minds. This book has given you the
opportunity to have some of the best and most thought-provoking riddles in
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-Mike.