 
				  
				Riddle:
				How do vampires like their food served?
		
			
		
		 
		  							Answer: In bite-size pieces.
							
		
		 
		
			  
				Riddle:
				How could a cowboy ride into town on Friday, stay two days, and ride out on Friday?
		
			
		
		 
		  							Answer: His horse is named Friday.
							
		
		 
		
			  
				Riddle:
				Open me, and you can't see me without a mirror. Close me and you can't see me at all. 
What am I?
		
			
		
		 
		  							Answer: Your eyes.
							
		
		 
		
			  
				Riddle:
				What can be seen in the middle of March and April that cannot be seen at the beginning or end of either month?
		
			
		
		 
		  							Answer: The letter R. 
This wordplay ties to April Fools' Day by focusing on the month of April, encouraging clever thinking typical of pranks.
							
		
		 
		
			  
				Riddle:
				What part of London is in France?
		
			
		
		 
		  							Answer: The letter N.
							
		
		 
		
			  
				Riddle:
				How many bricks does it take to complete a brick building?
		
			
		
		 
		  							Answer: One brick.
							
		
		 
		
			  
				Riddle:
				You're sitting down for breakfast and realize you have 4 bagels left. You know you'll run out in four days so you cut them in half. How many bagels do you have now?
		
			
		
		 
		  							Answer: 4 Bagels.
							
		
		 
		
			  
				Riddle:
				One lady ordered a fast delivery pizza and her order came the next year. How is this possible?
		
			
		
		 
		  							Answer: She ordered the pizza for New Year's Day.
							
		
		 
		
			  
				Riddle:
				You give someone a dollar. You are this person's brother, but the person is not your brother. How can that be?
		
			
		
		 
		  							Answer: It's your sister!
							
		
		 
		
			  
				Riddle:
				What is rarer and more valuable than gold, but easier to lose?
		
			
		
		 
		  							Answer: Love/ Friendship.
							
		
		 
		
			  
				Riddle:
				Three simple words, but life changing. What are they?
		
			
		
		 
		  							Answer: I love you.
							
		
		 
		
			  
				Riddle:
				If a dog is tied to a piece of rope that is 6m long, how can he reach a bone that is 7m away?
		
			
		
		 
		  							Answer: The other end is not tied to anything.
							
		
		 
		
			  
				Riddle:
				If April showers bring may flowers, what do may flowers bring?
		
			
		
		 
		  							Answer: Pilgrims. 
Alternate answer: Prankenstein (instead of Pilgrims).  A twist on the classic riddle, “Prankenstein” (a play on Frankenstein) fits the monstrously playful spirit of April Fools'.
							
		
		 
		
			  
				Riddle:
				I speak without a mouth and hear without ears. I have no-body, but I come alive with the wind. What am I?
		
			
		
		 
		  							Answer: An echo!
							
		
		 
		
			  
				Riddle:
				John has 10 siblings 4 boys and 6 girls he has a mother and father. How many people are in the family?
		
			
		
		 
		  							Answer: 13 people are in the family John+his 10 siblings+his mom and dad.
							
		
		 
		
			  
				Riddle:
				What lives as long as it eats but dies when it drinks?
		
			
		
		 
		  							Answer: Fire.
							
		
		 
		
			  
				Riddle:
				If there are fifteen crows on a fence and the farmer shoots a third of them, how many crows are left?
		
			
		
		 
		  							Answer: None. The rest of the crows flew away when they heard the gunshot.
							
		
		 
		
			  
				Riddle:
				If you have three oranges and you take away two, how many will you have?
		
			
		
		 
		  							Answer: Two. The two you took.
							
		
		 
		
			
