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November Riddles by Zidane

By Anonymous
November Riddles
By Zidane

Answers to October Riddles

1. His own nose

2.  Stop imagining

3. There are two “me”s.

4. He is going by B.C. years

5. Nothing

This Month’s Riddles

1. Mary has four daughters, and each daughter has a brother. How many children are there?

2. What’s red, blue, yellow and green, but no one can touch it, not even the queen?

3. What’s always with one but never with two, and can fill an entire room?

4. What is something that all people share, but never fits in with a group?

5. With sharp fangs I lie in wait, dolling over bloodless prey, eternally enjoying in a single bite. What am I?

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