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A riddle involving numbers.
The extra rabbit riddle typically involves a scenario where you have a certain number of rabbits, and an extra rabbit appears, leading to a question about how many rabbits there are in total. The answer is usually straightforward: you simply add one to the original number of rabbits to account for the extra one. For example, if you start with three rabbits and one extra appears, the total would be four rabbits. The riddle is often more about wordplay than a complex mathematical problem.
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There is no such thing as "the answer" to "Who are you?" because the number of answers would equal the number of people living on Earth at that time.
Taking out the word riddles makes this What is life if life isn't life but a life is a life yet life doesn't make sense like life should? This riddle makes no sense- a riddle is a riddle. a riddle is not, not a riddle because a riddle is a riddle. This riddle acts as if riddles are different than riddle (no s). To answer the riddle I would answer: Riddles are riddle.
A riddle involving numbers.
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The phone number of the Riddle Branch Library is: 541-874-2070.
It's a simple algebraic equation ... a mathematical "riddle".The answer to the riddle is: what the number must be.Here's how to find it:We don't know what the number is yet, but we have to give it some name.I have decided to call it ' Q ' for now.The riddle says that " Q/36 = 1/3 "Mutiply each side of the riddle by 36:Q = 108
The answer is 555-0001.The riddle is that the phone number is 555, followed by the answer to the riddle from "As I was going to St. Ives". The riddle is designed to have you multiplying and adding powers of 7 (seven wives, seven sacks, seven cats, seven kittens). The actual answer is that only ONE (the speaker, I) is going to St. Ives, while all the rest are coming from there.
The answer is the number 50.
it is "MATC"
The extra rabbit riddle typically involves a scenario where you have a certain number of rabbits, and an extra rabbit appears, leading to a question about how many rabbits there are in total. The answer is usually straightforward: you simply add one to the original number of rabbits to account for the extra one. For example, if you start with three rabbits and one extra appears, the total would be four rabbits. The riddle is often more about wordplay than a complex mathematical problem.
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To solve Fortress Riddle number 6, you must rearrange the letters in the word "scaffold" to form another word. The word you are looking for is "floods."
The basic rules are you ask a riddle, then they answer with the correct answer what that answer was. Then the other person asks a riddle then you answer with the correct answer. you keep going till the other person can not think of a riddle or has no answer.
First of all you need the riddle. Here is one. Why did Cleopatra cross the tomb? To get in!