Latest riddles

Latest riddles

Ian likes math class. One day the teacher asks him if he can think of any way that 1 + 1 could equal 1. Ian was stumped. But in a few minutes, he could think of several ways.
Can you think of any?

Answer

1 person + 1 hamburger, 1 spider + 1 fly, 1 cat + 1 bowl of milk, and soon

Shelby has a box of 32 crayons. All of her friends have boxes of 8 crayons. If she shares her crayons so that she and all 5 of her friends have an equal number of colors, how many crayons will she give to each of her friends?

Answer

4 crayons.

Why did the capital letters have to stay away from the lowercase letters?

Answer

They couldn't see “I” to “i” (eye to eye).

What is made of wood but can't be sawed?

Answer

Sawdust

Which key to open a banana?

Answer

A monkey!

How many seconds are there in January?

Answer

Just one: January 2nd.

I have to be opened but I don't have a lid or a key to get in.
What am I?

Answer

An egg.

Did the math teacher know he would win the annual math contest?

Answer

He was counting on it.

A three-legged butterfly which washed and came out of the cauldron.
What does it tell me?

Answer

Samosa.

I was one of the first doctors who started to understand the role of the brain in thinking. The Hippocratic Oath was named after me.
Who am I?

Answer

Hippocrates.

For Robbie's class party, the students played musical chairs. Each time the music stopped, Robbie moved over 3 chairs. There were 27 chairs in the circle. How many times did the music stop before Robbie was back in his own seat?

Answer

9 times.

Each year Mrs. Jones's students bring her apples for the first day of class. Mrs. Jones likes to take the apples home and make pies out of them. If
everyone in her class of 21 brings her an apple and it takes 7 apples to make a pie, how many pies can she make?

Answer

3 pies.

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