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Riddles with answers – Riddles for kids

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Q. How do mountains see?
A. They peak

Q. Why wont the shrimp share its treasure?
A. Because its shellfish

Q. What is easy to get into, but hard to get out of?
A. Trouble

Q. What can be caught but not thrown, even when a nose is blown?
A. A cold

Q. What lives in the winter, dies in the heat, and comes to a point where it drips on the street?
A. An icicle

Q.In marble walls as white as milk, creased with the skin as soft as silk, within a cascade crystal clear, golden sun appear.
A. Egg
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Saint Patrick’s Day

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St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated annually on March 17th as a cultural and traditional day for spiritual renewal. This is the death day of St. Patrick, the Apostle of Ireland and the arrival of Christianity in Ireland. Saint Patrick was born in 385 AD along the west coast of Great Britain. At the age of 16, he was kidnapped and sold to an Irish sheep farmer. At the age of 22, he escaped and returned to Britain where he spent 12 years In a monastery. Then he went back to Ireland as a missionary. He is known for his two works- Epistola, a denunciation of British mistreatment of Irish Christians and the Confession, a spiritual autobiography. Read More

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Giant Magnetic Space Bubbles

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NASA’s twin unmanned Voyager spacecraft which was launched in 1977, has found a rolling sea of huge magnetic bubbles at the edge of the solar system known as Heliosheath. It is the region between the solar system and the interstellar space known as the Heliosphere.

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Moons Orbiting Pluto

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Pluto, the icy dwarf planet has five known moons. According to International Astronomical Union (IAU) rules, Pluto’s natural satellites are named for characters associated with the underworld of Greek and Roman mythology. The Plutonian system is highly compact. The Plutonian satellite system was created by a massive collision. The five discovered satellites orbit within the 3% of the region. In order of distance from Pluto, they are Charon, Styx, Nix, Kerberos, and Hydra. Read More

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The Real Princess

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Once upon a time there was a prince who wanted to marry a real princess. He travelled all over the world but could not find the real princess. There was always something about the princesses he met which was not appropriate. He was sad and came back home. One evening there was a terrible thundering storm accompanied by torrential rain. Suddenly there was a knock at the door. The door was opened and there stood a beautiful Princess drenched in water. The water ran down her hair and clothes. She was in bad shape and yet she said that she was the real princess. But no one believed her.

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Kids Jokes Page 1

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How is your new guitar?

Oh, I threw it away.

Why?

It had a hole in the middle!

Woman at the door: I thought you were coming to repair the door bell yesterday?

Repairman: I did and I rang twice but got no answer, so I went home.

1st burglar: The cops have arrived. Quick, out of the window.

2nd burglar: But this is the thirteenth floor.

1st burglar: Speed it up, this is no time to be superstitious.

Tom: My big brother used to be in the navy, in submarines, but he was discharged.

Friend: Why?

Tom: He couldn’t break the habit of opening the windows when he felt like some fresh air.

Mark: Dad, can you sign your name without looking?

Dad: Yes, I think so.

Mark: Good! Now, please close your eyes and sign my report card.

Give me a sentence starting with ‘I’ Mandy.

Yes, ma’am. I is….

No, no, no, Mandy. You don;t say ‘I is’, you say ‘I’ am.

All right ma’am. I am the ninth letter of the alphabet.

Solomon, if I had eight apples in my right hand and ten apples in my left hand, what would I have?

Huge hands, sir.

Teacher: I need a responsible child to fetch me something.

Student: I’ll go. Every time something happens at home, my dad says I’m responsible.

Jeremy: Do you think that certain people can really predict the future with cards?

Friend: My mum can—-as soon as she takes a look at my report card, she can tell me exactly what will happen when my dad gets home!

Teacher: Why haven’t you brought your report card back yet. Johnny?

Johnny: Because you gave me an A in something and they’re still posting copies of it to relatives.

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