Whatquestion canyou neveranswer yesto?What fruitcan younevercheer up?What has 88keys, butcannot opena singledoor?Which weighsmore: a poundof feathers or apound ofbricks?”FenceWhere doestoday comebeforeyesterday?YourBreathEggHoldAnythingWhat has tobe brokenbefore youcan use it?RiverbankLightLunchandDinnerWhatbuilding hasthe moststories?What canjump higherthan abuilding?LibraryWhat hasfourwheelsand flies?BlueberryClockBarberWhat kindof coat isbest puton wet?What 2things canyou nevereat forbreakfast”What hashands butcan’tclap?I’m tall whenI’m young,and I’m shortwhen I’m old.What am I?What getswetter andwetter the moresomethingdries?What runsaround ahouse bynevermoves?What wouldyou find inthe middle ofToronto?LetterRWhat can filla room buttakes up nospace?I have twobackbonesand athousandribs.What canyou catchbut notthrow?YourlegsCoinGarbageTruckRightElbowDictionarySpongeSameCandleWhat is sofragile thatsaying itsname breaksit?AreyouasleepWhat five-letterword becomesshorter whenyou add twoletters to it?GlovesTrainTracksWhatholdswater buthas hole?TowelAcoldWhat goesup but nevercomesdown?What doyou servethat youcan’t eat?What canyou hold inyour lefthand but notin your right?I’m light as afeather, yet thestrongest personcan’t hold me forfive minutes. Whatam I?What doyou fill withemptyhand?What getsbigger whenmore istaken away?YourAgeWhat beginswith an “e”and onlycontains oneletter?What hasa bottomat thetop?Wheredoes a fishkeep itsmoney?What has ahead and atail but nobody?Where can youfind cities,towns, shops,and streets butno people?” ABallWho canshave 25times a daybut still havea beard?”Whatquestion canyou neveranswer yesto?What fruitcan younevercheer up?What has 88keys, butcannot opena singledoor?Which weighsmore: a poundof feathers or apound ofbricks?”FenceWhere doestoday comebeforeyesterday?YourBreathEggHoldAnythingWhat has tobe brokenbefore youcan use it?RiverbankLightLunchandDinnerWhatbuilding hasthe moststories?What canjump higherthan abuilding?LibraryWhat hasfourwheelsand flies?BlueberryClockBarberWhat kindof coat isbest puton wet?What 2things canyou nevereat forbreakfast”What hashands butcan’tclap?I’m tall whenI’m young,and I’m shortwhen I’m old.What am I?What getswetter andwetter the moresomethingdries?What runsaround ahouse bynevermoves?What wouldyou find inthe middle ofToronto?LetterRWhat can filla room buttakes up nospace?I have twobackbonesand athousandribs.What canyou catchbut notthrow?YourlegsCoinGarbageTruckRightElbowDictionarySpongeSameCandleWhat is sofragile thatsaying itsname breaksit?AreyouasleepWhat five-letterword becomesshorter whenyou add twoletters to it?GlovesTrainTracksWhatholdswater buthas hole?TowelAcoldWhat goesup but nevercomesdown?What doyou servethat youcan’t eat?What canyou hold inyour lefthand but notin your right?I’m light as afeather, yet thestrongest personcan’t hold me forfive minutes. Whatam I?What doyou fill withemptyhand?What getsbigger whenmore istaken away?YourAgeWhat beginswith an “e”and onlycontains oneletter?What hasa bottomat thetop?Wheredoes a fishkeep itsmoney?What has ahead and atail but nobody?Where can youfind cities,towns, shops,and streets butno people?” ABallWho canshave 25times a daybut still havea beard?”

Riddles - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. G-What question can you never answer yes to?
  2. N-What fruit can you never cheer up?
  3. O-What has 88 keys, but cannot open a single door?
  4. I-Which weighs more: a pound of feathers or a pound of bricks?”
  5. I-Fence
  6. N-Where does today come before yesterday?
  7. G-Your Breath
  8. G-Egg
  9. N-Hold
  10. B-Anything
  11. I-What has to be broken before you can use it?
  12. O-Riverbank
  13. G-Light
  14. B-Lunch and Dinner
  15. N-What building has the most stories?
  16. I-What can jump higher than a building?
  17. O-Library
  18. B-What has four wheels and flies?
  19. I-Blueberry
  20. N-Clock
  21. G-Barber
  22. O-What kind of coat is best put on wet?
  23. N-What 2 things can you never eat for breakfast”
  24. G-What has hands but can’t clap?
  25. B-I’m tall when I’m young, and I’m short when I’m old. What am I?
  26. G-What gets wetter and wetter the more something dries?
  27. O-What runs around a house by never moves?
  28. N-What would you find in the middle of Toronto?
  29. I-Letter R
  30. B-What can fill a room but takes up no space?
  31. G-I have two backbones and a thousand ribs.
  32. O-What can you catch but not throw?
  33. I-Your legs
  34. B-Coin
  35. N-Garbage Truck
  36. I-Right Elbow
  37. O-Dictionary
  38. B-Sponge
  39. O-Same
  40. O-Candle
  41. G-What is so fragile that saying its name breaks it?
  42. B-Are you asleep
  43. I-What five-letter word becomes shorter when you add two letters to it?
  44. N-Gloves
  45. B-Train Tracks
  46. N-What holds water but has hole?
  47. I-Towel
  48. N-A cold
  49. I-What goes up but never comes down?
  50. B-What do you serve that you can’t eat?
  51. B-What can you hold in your left hand but not in your right?
  52. B-I’m light as a feather, yet the strongest person can’t hold me for five minutes. What am I?
  53. O-What do you fill with empty hand?
  54. I-What gets bigger when more is taken away?
  55. G-Your Age
  56. O-What begins with an “e” and only contains one letter?
  57. O-What has a bottom at the top?
  58. I-Where does a fish keep its money?
  59. G-What has a head and a tail but no body?
  60. G-Where can you find cities, towns, shops, and streets but no people?”
  61. N-A Ball
  62. B-Who can shave 25 times a day but still have a beard?”