1/11
What goes on four legs in the morning, two in the afternoon, and three in the evening?
2/11
Old Mother Twitchet had one eye, and a long tail that she let fly, and every time she went through a gap, she left a bit of her tail in the trap
3/11
Only one color, but not one size, stuck at the bottom, yet easily flies, present in the sun but not in the rain, doing no harm and feeling no pain.
4/11
The longer I stand the shorter I grow. What am I?
5/11
What has four wheels and flies?
6/11
Black we are and much admired, men seek for us if they're tired. We tire the horse, but comfort the man, tell me this riddle if you can/
7/11
In marble walls as white as milk, lined with skin as soft as silk, within a fountain crystal clear, a golden apple does appear. No doors are there to this stronghold-yet thieves break in and steal the gold
8/11
Blue and wide, can't trap inside, dappled with white, but never at night. Light at day, dark at night, taller than the tallest height. What am I?
9/11
What never speaks but must be answered?
10/11
What force and strength cannot get through I with a gentle touvh can do, and many in the street would stand were i not a friend at hand
11/11
What can cover a hill and fill a hole, but cannot be touched?
