Riddle: A hundred years I once did live, and often wholesome food did give, yet all that time I ne’er did roam, so much as a half a mile from my home, my days were spent devoid of strife, until at last I lost my life. And since my death
Riddle: A house where you are brought, if they find you or get caught. If you cross the government, this is where you will be sent. Answer: Jail
Riddle: A gentleman whose offspring have successfully produced offspring of their own. Answer: Grandpa.
Riddle: A father’s child, a mother’s child, yet no one’s son. Answer: Daughter.
Riddle: A dragon’s tooth in a mortal’s hand, I kill, I maim, I divide the land. Answer: Sword.
Riddle: What type of drink is usually added to cereal in the morning? Answer: milk.
Riddle: What has black spots and a white face, is fat not thin, and helps you to win, but tumbles all over the place? Answer: Dice.
Riddle: What has a head, a tail, is brown, and has no legs? Answer: Penny.
Riddle: Precious stones in a pack of cards. Answer: Diamonds.
Riddle: Guided, I am scraping along, leaving behind my snow-white dust against that which I am scraping, for when I am scraping, I must. What am I? Answer: Chalk.