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Brain Teasers
The first is needed to make quotes you see,And it often sticks up when it's time for noon tea.
The second's biggest distinction is foundBearing the symbol of love that is bound.
The third should be biggest but that can depend,Never standing alone or it may offend.
The fourth is oft used when making a selectionOr if you should need a gun for protection.
The fifth is the fattest and oddest by far,And can sometimes be found in a wrestling war.
What are they?
You may find fire within meThough to water I've been compared.You may also find a twinkleWhen through my pane you stare.
When of wind I am the calmThe center holding still.When of you, a different partMy bottom lid, my sill.
You may look into meonly to see through.You may indeed look out of meThrough my frame of varied hue.
The riddle in three partsas letters in my name.The riddle shows you who I amBut tell me just the same.
Who am I?
I've been drawn by the artists these days, and of old;Yet I'm seen only when all around me is cold.
For most of the time you just live and ignore me;Then you gasp for me, stop for me, mutter below me.
You might say, in surprise, I've been taken away,But it's true I've been with you, at least 'til today.
When I leave you, you leave too!
Who am I?
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.What king can you make if you takethe head of a lambthe middle of a pigthe hind of a buffaloand the tail of a dragon?________________________________________________________________________
Moving only three toothpicks, can you make three identical squares from the arrangement below?
Can you see both the young woman and the old woman in this classic optical illusion? If you need some help, the eye of the old woman is the ear of the young woman. The old woman's mouth is the young woman's necklace.
Can you see both the duck and the bunny in this ambiguous drawing? The duck's bill is the bunny's ears. This was first used by a psychologist named Joseph Jastrow in the early 1900s.
How many legs does this elephant have?
