Kids riddles
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100
What is the difference between here and there?
The letter T.
100
What poisonous fruit did Snow White eat?
Apple
100
In this game, you need three in a row to win.
Tic-Tac-Toe
100
Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?
Spongebob Squarepants
200
What has four legs, but can't walk?
A table
200
Whose nose grows longer every time he lies?
Pinocchio
200
You find these cards in this game 'Draw Two', 'Reverse'
Uno
200
What two colours mixed together make purple?
Red and blue
300
What goes up, but never comes back down?
Your age
300
What is the name of the red race car with the number 95?
Lightning McQueen
300
Labubu
300
What does the short hand on a clock represent?
The hour
400
How do you make the seven even?
Remove the s.
400
What kind of fish is Nemo?
Clownfish
400
Which company makes the Xbox?
Microsoft
400
What do you call the yellow, powder in the air that makes people sneeze?
Pollen
500
What is yours, but mostly used by others?
Your name
500
Name the actor who plays Maui in Moana
Dwayne The Rock Johnston
500
What spinning toy became super popular again for tricks and stress relief?
Fidget toys
500
Who has more bones, a baby, a child or an adult?
A baby. 300 bones at birth becomes 260 bones by adulthood.
- Babies
- Are born with approximately 270 to 300 bones.
- Many of their "bones" are actually soft cartilage that will eventually harden into bone.
- Some bones are separate to allow for flexibility during birth and rapid brain growth.
Children
- The number of bones decreases as the cartilage ossifies and the smaller bones fuse together.
- This fusion process continues through childhood and adolescence.
Adults
- Have a final count of 206 bones.
- The skeletal structure is more rigid and less flexible due to the bone fusion that occurred during childhood and adolescence.