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Riddle:
I can provide a blessing, a curse, or clarity. I am always running, but I am stuck in a loop. And though I will rule you for most of your life, you will always look up to me. What am I?
Answer: "A Clock" - Reasoning: Seeing the time on a clock can bring you relief, (e.g. your work shift nearly being over), a curse, (e.g. how long you still have left of a work shift), or simple clarification of what time it is. A clock is always running but always returns to where it began, to repeat. Thus, it is stuck in a loop. And as punching at work, appointments, taking to children to daycare, watching a film at the cinema, et cetera, all require you to be at a place at a certain time, time, which you read on a clock, does rule your life. The only exception is when you do not have a schedule to keep. And traditionally, clocks are usually placed on a wall, above eye level, so many people can look at it to see the time
Riddle:
I make the leaves green, I make the dirt brown, I make the blue birds blue, I make all of your dreams come true. What am I?
Answer: A box of crayons.
Riddle:
I have many purposes for everyone, maybe a home, maybe some fun. I grow really tall and live a long time but once I get too old I just fall down and die. What am I?
Answer: A tree.
Riddle:
“Did they bring it? Did they bring it? Did they bring it?” asked Mr. McCue excitedly. “If you’re talking about your precious piece of furniture — yes, they did bring it while you were at work,” responded his wife in an irritable fashion. “Well, where is it?” asked Mr. McCue impatiently. “I told the delivery guys to take it back,” replied Mrs. McCue. “What!!! Why on earth did you refuse the delivery!?” Said her husband angrily. “For three reasons,” explained his wife. “Number one: it was so big, and heavy, and clunky. Number two: the rug on it was green, but our carpet is red, so the colors clash. Number three (and this is the main reason I sent it back): It had six large holes in it, and I wasn’t about to accept delivery of damaged merchandise which you had told me cost us a lot of money,” stated Mrs. McCue logically. “But it was meant to be that way!!!” shouted her husband. What was the piece of furniture Mr. and Mrs. McCue were discussing?
Answer: A new pool table.
Riddle:
What does a slice of toast wear to bed?
Answer: Jam-mies.
Riddle:
What do you call a man whose father was a cannon?
Answer: A son of a gun!
Riddle:
I'm always with a group, but I do not blend in. What am I?
Answer: An individual.
Riddle:
With a single eye and crooked nose, I belong where one does propose. I am at the end, a single clue, as to what is being asked of you. What am I?
Answer: A question mark Note: can remove the last sentence to make it harder
Riddle:
What does an island and the letter T have in common?
Answer: They're both in water.
Riddle:
What is that which is less tired the longer it runs?
Answer: A wheel.
