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Fun Riddles

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    Fun riddles and brain teasers
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  • Connect all the dots with 6 (joint) line segments without lifting your pen off the paper.
    (Teacher elicits)
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  • Can you find THE HIDDEN TIGER?
    (show answer)
  •  15
  • How many circles are there in the picture?
    16
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  • Find the mistake in the picture.
    "The" is repeated.
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  • Fred’s parents have four sons. They are Spring, Summer, and Autumn. What is the fourth son’s name?
    FRED
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  • A boy and an engineer were fishing. The boy is the son of the engineer but engineer is not the father of the boy. How is that possible?
    The engineer is the boy's mother.
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  • What belongs only to you, and yet is used more by others than by yourself?
    Your name
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  • What relation would your father's sister's sister-in-law be to you?
    Your mother
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  • Tom and his younger sister were fighting. Their mother was tired of the fighting and decided to punish them by making them stand on the same piece of newspaper in such a way that they couldn't touch each other. How did she accomplish this?
    Tom's mother slid a newspaper under a door, each sibling standing on each side.
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  • I am an odd number. If you take away one letter from me, I become even. Who am I?
    Seven
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  • Can you remove two matchsticks to make below equation correct?
    6-5=1
  •  15
  • I will always come but never arrive. What am I?
    Tomorrow
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  • The man who makes me doesn’t use me. The man who buys me doesn’t need me. The man who uses me doesn’t know that he is using me. What am I?
    A coffin
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  • I'm as big as an elephant but lighter than a feather. What am I?
    The elephant's shadow
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  • It is always pronounced wrong, even by scholars and even by teachers. What is it?
    The word "WRONG"
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  • Can you name three consecutive days without using the words Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, or Sunday?
    Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
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