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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- 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. - I have streets but no pavement,
I have cities but no buildings,
I have forests but no trees,
I have rivers yet no water.
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? - I am small as an ant and big as a whale,
I can soar through the air like a bird with a tail.
I can be seen by day and not by night,
I can be seen with a big flash of light.
I follow whoever controls me by the sun,
but I fade away when dark fell like a ton.
What am I? - 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?
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- What does man love more than life,
fear more then death or mortal strife,
what the poor have the rich require,
and all contented men desire.
What misers spend and spendthrifts save
and all men carry to the grave? - 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? - 30 white horses upon a red hill,
first they start stamping,
then they stand still.
What are the 30 white horses? - What kills kings,
what makes mountains crumble,
and makes all life come to an end? - In marble walls as white as milk,
Lined with skin as soft as silk,
In a fountain crystal clear,
A golden treasure does appear.
There are no doors to this stronghold,
Yet thieves break in and steal the gold.
What is it?