Riddles
Board Games
Science
Body Part Phrases
LET'S PLAY BALL
200

What kind of coat is always wet when you put it on?

A coat of paint

200

In Chess, this piece can move in an “L” shape.

knight

200

What planet is known as the Red Planet?

Mars

200

Brides or grooms may succumb to these, a reluctance to wed, not a case of frostbite

cold feet

200

The beach version of this has been an Olympic sport since 1996

volleyball

400

DAILY DOUBLE!!!

Many have heard me, yet nobody has seen me. I won't speak back unless spoken to. What am I?

400

In Battleship, players call out coordinates to try to hit this.

ships

400

What is the largest mammal in the world?

Blue whale

400

To fall in love in a surprisingly complete manner is to do so this way, mentioning body parts on 2 extremes

head over heels

400

The Brits put "gridiron" before this sport to refer to the American version

football

600

Feed me and I will live, give me a drink and I will die

Fire

600

This game involves building settlements and trading resources on an island.

catan

600

Which scientist is famous for the equation E=MC2?

Albert Einstein

600

When you "keep" someone at this distance, you're not sure of their intentions & don't want them too close to you

arm's length

600

You need just a ball & a wall to play this sport with a body part in its name

handball

800

Who can shave 25 times a day but still have a beard?

A barber

800

DAILY DOUBLE!!!

This murder mystery game asks players to determine the killer, weapon, and location.

800

What is the study of living things called?

Biology

800

From World War II came a reminder to be careful what you say around others because these "sink ships"

loose lips

800

The ITTF is the International Federation for this ball & racket sport-- that's the "TT"

table tennis

1000

What is full of holes but still holds water?

A sponge

1000

In Checkers, reaching the opposite end of the board turns a piece into this.

king

1000

What system controls the body’s responses and senses?

Nervous system

1000

When you need to concentrate on your ultimate goal, remember to "keep" this, a rhyming phrase involving visual organs

eyes on the prize

1000

It was invented in the winter of 1891 in Springfield, Massachusetts

basketball

M
e
n
u