Riddles to make you think

Riddles are a great way to get the brain going. Check out these riddles that make you think and see if you can answer them. 

 

Here’s the first one: You measure my life in hours and I serve you by expiring. I’m quick when I’m thin and slow when I’m fat. The wind is my enemy. 

Riddles

can be tough and they can be easy. Riddles can be funny or complex. The one thing that riddles usually do is make you think.

Some riddles are easier than others and some you get right away.

Before I give you the answer to the one above, let’s get warmed up with some fun riddles below:

Which vehicle is spelled the same forwards and backwards?

Answer:

Racecar

What do sea monsters eat?

Answer:

Fish and ships

What do you call a kitten who drinks lemonade?

Answer:

A sourpuss

Why did the clock in the cafeteria always run slow?

Answer:

Every lunch it went back four seconds

Why did the banana go to the doctor?

Answer:

Because it was not peeling well!

Why won’t bikes stand up by themselves?

Answer:

Because they are two tired (too tired).

Why did the cookie go to the doctor?

Answer:

Because he was feeling crummy

Why is six afraid of seven?

Answer:

Because seven, eight, nine!

What do you call your father-in-law’s only child’s mother-in-law?

Answer:

Mom!

How much is a skunk worth?

Answer:

One s(cent).

What do you call a song about a car?

Answer:

A car tune (cartoon)

Here’s another one:

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What do you get when you cross SpongeBob with Albert Einstein?

Answer:

SpongeBob SmartyPants!

 

Why did the cake like to play baseball?

Answer:

Because it was a good batter.

What kind of monkey can fly?

Answer:

A hot air baboon.

What did the banana do when it heard the ice scream?

Answer:

It split.

The answer is:  A candle

How about this one?

Answer: 61

All the numbers have been multiplied by 2 and the answer was subtracted by 1.

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