3challengingIf you are running a race and pass the person in last place, what place are you in?Show AnswerShare
3challengingI can bring tears to your eyes, resurrect the dead, make you smile, and reverse time. I form in an instant but last a lifetime. What am I?Show AnswerShare
13challengingI am lighter than air, but a hundred people cannot lift me. Careful, I am fragile. What am I?Show AnswerShare
18easyI am round with four corners, I am freezing, I am boiling, at the same time. Who am I?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
16easyI’m there when you go to sleep, I’m there when you find love, I’m there when you trip, or are coming from somewhere above. A fleeting thing I am, for as long as there’s a bottom, I’m always going to end.Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
12normalBefore Mount Everest was discovered, what was the highest mountain in the world?Show AnswerShare
6challengingI am a mother and a father, but have never given birth. I'm rarely still, but I never wander. What am I?Show AnswerShare
8challengingI can be found on a tree but never in a forest. I am in your heart but never in your chest. I fall but I never break. What am I?Show AnswerShare
3challengingI don't have eyes, but once I did see. Once I had thoughts, but now I'm white and empty. What am I?Show AnswerShare
3challengingThe day is my night and the night is my day, when I shout and they shout back I run away. What am I?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
20easyThe saint goes south led by the nine, the leader in red, while you're in bed. What am I?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
6challengingOne day a man is captured and put unjustly to trial for committing depraved crimes, none of which he had actually done. The corrupt system allows this man to be executed, but in a show of a facade of mercy, the evil Queen of the land tells the denizens of the land that she will allow this man to live he can pass the Marble Trial. The rules of the trial are as follows: One: The prisoner is to blindly pick from the jar one of two types of marbles, of which there is only one of each. Two: The black one, if chosen, represents death and thus he will be executed. Three: The white one, if chosen, will let him go free. Normally in the Marble Trial, there are different quantities of marbles depending on the severity of the crimes, but for this event, the Queen announces that there will be only 2. one Black and one White. Or at least, the Queen merely announced that to the public. In a private chat leading up to the Marbel Trial, the Queen actually revealed to the man that she never actually intends for the man to survive, and that the Marbel Trial's Jar is rigged to contain 2 black marbles instead of the proper arrangement. The next day, the man finds himself in a huge arena filled with cheering crowds curious as to how he will fare in the trial- unaware that the trial is rigged in the first place. Without a way to speak to the audience as he will be killed on the spot if he doesn't immediately pick from the jar, how does the man survive?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
