Riddles
What walks on four legs in the morning, two legs in the afternoon, and three in the evening.
A person
The daughter of a king is called a ____.
princess
"I enjoy ___ badminton." (to play)
playing
"I'm __ the photography club."
in
I'm tall when I'm young, but short when I'm old.
A candle
Shinto and Islam are examples of ____.
religion(s)
"Would you still love me if I ___ a worm?" (to be)
were
"I came here __ bus."
by
/heɪ.gɛ‿ɾaʊ‿ɾə.maɪ.siːt/
"Hey, get out of my seat!"
It has no lid, lock, or key, but it has a golden treasure inside.
An egg
A place to store things like books or anime figurines in your room.
Shelf
"Sorry I'm late. I ___ this morning." (to oversleep)
overslept
"Mangrove trees protect our beaches ___ storms."
from
/bə.kʌz‿əv.ðə.snoʊ.skul.wʌz.kænsəld/
"Because of the snow, school was cancelled."
What is always in front of you, but can never be seen?
The future
As you all speak English and Japanese, you are ___.
bilingual
NewJeans' second EP, Get Up, ___ over one million copies in South Korea. (to sell)
sold
"Shohei Otani pitches ___ the LA Dodgers."
for
/jæ.lɛmi.gɛ.ɾəːːːːː.tʃiz.bɚ.gɚ/
"Yeah, lemme get aaaaaa cheeseburger..."
A man who was outside in the rain without an umbrella or hat didn’t get a single hair on his head wet. Why?
He was bald.
It's the scientific study of animals.
zoology
"By 1970, Tove Jansson ___ ___ nine novels about the Moomins." (to write)
had written
In America, you can't buy alcohol ___ you're 21."
until
/wəts‿əp̚.mæn.ju.filɪn‿ɑlraɪʔ/
"What's up, man? (Are) you feeling alright?"