Poem Riddle Brain Teasers for Kids
Brain teasers and poetry meet in these awesome riddles that will give your brain a workout. All these riddles are written as poems. It's your job to figure out the answer for each. Kids will use their critical thinking skills to come up with the answers to these questions. Use them at home, on the go or in the classroom. Kids love learning with brain teasers. Answers to all these quiz type questions are provided. Many of these brain teasers have been submitted by our visitors from all around the world. Fun quiz questions to give your brain a workout!
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- He who builds me doesn't want me,
he who buys me doesn't use me,
he that uses me doesn't know he's got me.
What am I? - One fine day in the middle of the night
Two dead men got up to fight
Back to back they faced each other
Drew their swords and shot each other!
What is wrong with this? - Rough and gray as rock,
I'm plain as plain can be.
But hidden deep inside there's great beauty in me.
What am I? - I have four wings, but cannot fly,
I never laugh and never cry;
On the same spot I'm always found,
toiling away with little sound.
What am I? - I am the black child of a white father, a wingless bird, flying even to the clouds of heaven. I give birth to tears of mourning in pupils that meet me, even though there is no cause for grief, and at once on my birth I am dissolved into air.
What am I?
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- When I'm young I'm tall
When I'm old I'm short
When I'm alive I glow
Because of your breath I die
What am I? - What has roots that nobody sees,
is taller than a tree,
up, up it goes and yet never grows? - You may enter, but you may not come in,
I have space, but no room,
I have keys, but open no lock.
What am I? - 500 at the beginning, 500 at the end,
5 in the middle is seen,
The first of all letters, the first of all figures
Take up their stations between,
String them all together, and you will see
The name of an ancient king. - I tower over the man-made plain;
My peaks scrape the heavens.
I have many brothers; in fact,
We may be as many as a hundred and seven.
We're as ancient as the oldest trees,
But not older than the hills.
We've been studied for centuries now,
But with mystery we're still filled.
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