400 Best Trivia Questions With Key Answers 2025 Edition

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Easy trivias

What is the name of the fairy in Peter Pan? (Answer: Tinker Bell)
What do you call a baby sheep? (Answer: Lamb)
What is the skin color of The Grinch? (Answer: Green)
What is the shape of a stop sign? (Answer: Octagon)
Which bird is often associated with delivering babies? (Answer: Stork)
Which fruit is known as the “king of fruits”? (Answer: Durian)
What is the capital of Brazil? (Answer: Brasília)
What is the fastest land animal? (Answer: Cheetah)
What gas do humans breathe in most? (Answer: Oxygen)
How many basketball players do a team send in one court game? (Answer: Five)
What is the name of Mickey Mouse’s pet dog? (Answer: Pluto)
What do you call a baby duck? (Answer: Duckling)
What breed is Scooby-Doo? (Answer: Great Dane)
What galaxy is Earth in? (Answer: Milky Way Galaxy)

Moderate-level trivias

Who was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic? (Answer: Amelia Earhart)
Which country is known as the Land of the Rising Sun? (Answer: Japan)
What type of rock is formed from lava? (Answer: Igneous rock)
Who wrote The Catcher in the Rye? (Answer: J.D. Salinger)
What do bees collect from flowers to make honey? (Answer: Nectar)
What is the main ingredient in hummus? (Answer: Chickpeas)
What is the national sport of Canada? (Answer: Lacrosse)
How many wings does a butterfly have? (Answer: Four)
Which planet has the Great Red Spot? (Answer: Jupiter)
What do you call a baby kangaroo? (Answer: Joey)
What is the tallest mountain in North America? (Answer: Denali)
Who painted The Starry Night? (Answer: Vincent van Gogh)
What was the first toy to be advertised on television? (Answer: Mr. Potato Head)
Which organ in the human body is responsible for filtering blood? (Answer: Kidneys)
What is the name of the large hat often worn in Mexico to provide shade from the sun? (Answers: Sombrero)
What does the “F” stand for in FBI? (Answer: Federal)
What is the universal solvent? (Answer: Water)

Hard trivias

What element is named after the Greek word for green? (Answer: Chlorine)
What is the most important of the Christian festivals? (Answer: Easter Sunday)
Who discovered the theory of relativity? (Answer: Albert Einstein)
In Christianity and Judaism, what is the name of the Bible’s first book? (Answer: Genesis)
What is the currency of Switzerland? (Answer: Swiss Franc)
What was the first video game ever made? (Answer: Pong)
What is the longest-running Broadway show? (Answer: The Phantom of the Opera)
What year did the Berlin Wall fall? (Answer: 1989)
What is the smallest planet in our solar system? (Answer: Mercury)
What famous ship sank in 1912? (Answer: Titanic)
Who was the first human to walk on the Moon? (Answer: Neil Armstrong)
Who is the central prophet in Islam, believed to have received messages from God? (Answer: Muhammad)
What is the national flower of Japan? (Answer: Cherry Blossom)
Which painter cut off his own ear? (Answer: Vincent van Gogh)
What is the capital of Iceland? (Answer: Reykjavik)
How many taste buds does the average human tongue have? (Answer: Around 10,000)
What is the longest river in the United States? (Answer: Missouri River)
Which gas is commonly known as laughing gas? (Answer: Nitrous oxide)

Funny trivia questions

Triskaidekaphobia is the fear of what? (Answer: The number 13)
What color is a polar bear’s skin? (Answer: Black)
What structure was built to reach the heavens but was stopped when people’s languages were confused? (Answer: The Tower of Babel)
What is a group of flamingos called? (Answer: A flamboyance)
What is the only number spelled with its letters in alphabetical order? (Answer: Forty)
What was the original color of Coca-Cola? (Answer: Green)
What do you call a baby owl? (Answer: Owlet)
What is the only mammal that can fly? (Answer: Bat)
Which letter is worth the most points in Scrabble? (Answer: Q and Z)
What is the main ingredient in peanut butter? (Answer: Peanuts)
What does “DC” stand for in DC Comics? (Answer: Detective Comics)
What kind of tree produces acorns? (Answer: Oak)
Why do kindergarten students in Japan wear yellow hats? (Answer: For safety and visibility)
What is the most popular data collection method? (Answer: Survey and Questionnaires)
In which country is it traditional for brides to wear red dresses instead of white at weddings? (Answers: China and India)
What whale is actually a dolphin? (Answer: Orca or Killer Whale)
What is the technical name for the hashtag symbol (#)? (Answer: Octothorpe)
What is the name of the longest English word without a vowel? (Answer: Rhythms)
What is the world’s most expensive spice? (Answer: Saffron)

General knowledge trivias

What is the name of the garden where Adam and Eve lived, according to the Bible? (Answer: The Garden of Eden)
Which group was the Great Wall of China originally built to protect against? (Answer: Mongols)
What is the most spoken language in the world? (Answer: English)
Who invented the telephone? (Answer: Alexander Graham Bell)
What is the name of the Greek god of war? (Answer: Ares)
What is the only country to have won the FIFA World Cup five times? (Answer: Brazil)
What is the longest-running American animated TV show? (Answer: The Simpsons)
What is the chemical symbol for water? (Answer: H₂O)
What do you call an animal that only eats plants? (Answer: Herbivore)
What city is known as “The Big Apple”? (Answer: New York City)
Who was the first American president to appear on television? (Answer: Franklin D. Roosevelt)
What does “www” stand for in a website address? (Answer: World Wide Web)
Which type of form has the highest completion rate? (Answer: Application forms)
What is the hardest natural substance on Earth? (Answer: Diamond)
What type of currency does the United Kingdom use? (Answer: Pound Sterling)
What is the most consumed drink in the world after water? (Answer: Tea)
How many stripes are on the American flag? (Answer: 13)
How old is the Earth estimated to be? (Answer: About 4.543 billion years)

Kid-friendly trivias

What is the name of the cowboy in Toy Story? (Answer: Woody)
What is the color of the sun in most children’s drawings? (Answer: Yellow)
What do caterpillars turn into? (Answer: Butterflies)
How many wheels does a tricycle have? (Answer: Three)
What is the name of Mickey Mouse’s girlfriend? (Answer: Minnie Mouse)
What animal says “moo”? (Answer: Cow)
What is the shape of a snowflake? (Answer: Hexagon)
What color are strawberries? (Answer: Red)
How many legs does a dog have? (Answer: Four)
What sound does a cat make? (Answer: Meow)
What do you use to brush your teeth? (Answer: Toothbrush)
What is the capital of the United States? (Answer: Washington, D.C.)
What fruit do we get from apple trees? (Answer: Apples)
In the story of David and Goliath, what did David use to defeat the giant? (Answer: A slingshot and a stone)
What animal is known for hopping and carrying its baby in a pouch? (Answer: Kangaroo)
What shape is a rugby ball? (Answer: Oval)

Geography and places trivias

What country has the most islands in the world? (Answer: Sweden – over 267,000 islands!)
What is the only U.S. state with a one-syllable name? (Answer: Maine)
What’s the flattest country in the world? (Answer: The Maldives – highest point is just 2.4 meters above sea level!)
Which city is further west: Reno, Nevada, or Los Angeles, California? (Answer: Reno!)
What is the only continent without active volcanoes? (Answer: Australia)
What is the smallest country in the world by land area? (Answer: Vatican City – only 0.49 square kilometers!)
Which U.S. state has the most ghost towns? (Answer: Texas – over 500!)
What’s the deepest lake in the world? (Answer: Lake Baikal in Russia – 5,387 feet deep!)
What country has the most pyramids? (Answer: Sudan – more than Egypt!)
What is the only sea with no coastline? (Answer: Sargasso Sea – in the Atlantic, surrounded by ocean currents!)
What is the capital city with the highest elevation? (Answer: La Paz, Bolivia – 11,975 feet!)
Which African country has the most languages spoken? (Answer: Nigeria – over 500 languages!)
What’s the largest island in the Mediterranean? (Answer: Sicily, Italy)
What’s the longest border between two countries? (Answer: Canada & USA – 8,891 km!)
Which country has more lakes than the rest of the world combined? (Answer: Canada!)

Science and nature trivias

What’s the only metal that is liquid at room temperature? (Answer: Mercury)
Which planet spins the fastest in our solar system? (Answer: Jupiter – one full rotation in about 10 hours!)
What’s the only letter not in the periodic table? (Answer: J!)
What is the rarest blood type? (Answer: AB negative – less than 1% of the world!)
What’s the largest living organism on Earth? (Answer: A massive underground fungus in Oregon!)
What is the only letter that does not appear in any U.S. state name? (Answer: Q!)
Which planet has the most moons? (Answer: Saturn – over 80!)
What’s the only animal that can’t jump? (Answer: Elephants!)
What’s the fastest bird in the world? (Answer: Peregrine falcon – over 240 mph in a dive!)
What’s the longest-living insect? (Answer: Termite queens – up to 50 years!)
What’s the only rock that floats on water? (Answer: Pumice!)
What’s the world’s fastest-growing plant? (Answer: Bamboo!)
What’s the most venomous animal on Earth? (Answer: Box jellyfish!)

Trivias on foods and drinks

What fruit contains more vitamin C than an orange? (Answer: Kiwi!)
What food never spoils? (Answer: Honey!)
What’s the only fruit that has its seeds on the outside? (Answer: Strawberry!)
What’s the most stolen food in the world? (Answer: Cheese!)
Which nut is used to make dynamite? (Answer: Peanuts – due to nitroglycerin!)
What’s the world’s most expensive spice by weight? (Answer: Saffron!)
What is the only U.S. state that grows coffee? (Answer: Hawaii!)
Which vegetable was once known as “love apples”? (Answer: Tomatoes!)
What’s the only food astronauts can’t eat in space? (Answer: Bread – too many crumbs!)
What’s the main ingredient in traditional marzipan? (Answer: Almonds!)
What soft drink was originally green? (Answer: Coca-Cola!)
What’s the most widely eaten fish in the world? (Answer: Herring!)
What popular drink was once banned for being “too addictive”? (Answer: Coffee!)
What’s the oldest known cultivated crop? (Answer: Barley – over 10,000 years old!)
What’s the national dish of Scotland? (Answer: Haggis!)

Entertainment & pop culture trivias

Who was the first Disney princess? (Answer: Snow White!)
What’s the highest-grossing movie ever (without inflation adjustment)? (Answer: Avatar!)
What was the first music video played on MTV? (Answer: “Video Killed the Radio Star” by The Buggles!)
What’s the longest-running TV show in history? (Answer: The Simpsons!)
Who was the first actor to play James Bond? (Answer: Sean Connery!)
What’s the most-covered song in history? (Answer: “Yesterday” by The Beatles!)
Which video game has sold the most copies ever? (Answer: Minecraft!)
What’s the best-selling book series of all time? (Answer: Harry Potter!)
What’s the oldest surviving animated film? (Answer: Gertie the Dinosaur, 1914!)
What was the first feature animated film? (Answer: El Apóstol by Quirino Cristiani)
What’s the first movie to win Best Picture at the Oscars? (Answer: Wings, 1927!)
What’s the longest song ever recorded? (Answer: “The Rise and Fall of Bossanova,” 13 hours!)
What’s the first film to feature a post-credits scene? (Answer: The Muppet Movie, 1979!)
What’s the highest-selling video game console of all time? (Answer: PlayStation 2!)
What’s the first movie ever made? (Answer: Roundhay Garden Scene, 1888!)

Arts and literature trivias

What was Vincent van Gogh’s favorite color, which he used in many of his paintings? (Answer: yellow ochre)
Who was the first known author in history, dating back to 2285 BCE? (Answer: Enheduanna)
Which famous painter was accused of stealing the Mona Lisa in 1911? (Answer: Vincenzo Peruggia)
What Shakespeare play contains the most words? (Answer: Hamlet with more than 30,000 words)
What artist created over 50 versions of The Scream? (Answer: Edvard Munch)
Which famous painter was suspected of being Jack the Ripper? (Answer: Walter Sickert)
What was the original title of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice? (Answer: First Impressions)
Who was the first poet to be honored with a Grammy Award? (Answer: Maya Angelou)
What was the first book ever printed using movable type? (Answer: The Gutenberg Bible)
What color is the most frequently used in Picasso’s Blue Period? (Answer: Blue)
Which famous writer was a spy during World War II? (Answer: Ian Fleming)
What novel holds the record for the longest sentence ever written? (Answer: In Search of Lost Time by Marcel Proust)
What famous artist was also a scientist who dissected human bodies for anatomy studies? (Answer: Leonardo da Vinci)
Which famous book was banned because it contained a talking pig? (Answer: Animal Farm by George Orwell)
What famous author wrote a book with a character named Dracula before Bram Stoker’s Dracula? (Answer: Jules Verne in The Carpathian Castle)
What color was originally banned from being used in paintings by the Catholic Church? (Answer: Green)
Who is the only artist to have their work displayed in the Louvre while still alive? (Answer: Pablo Picasso)
What book is the most stolen from public libraries? (Answer: The Guinness Book of World Records)
What famous artist had synesthesia, allowing him to hear colors? (Answer: Wassily Kandinsky)

Fun trivias about animals

What animal has the highest blood pressure? (Answer: Giraffe)
Which mammal can hold its breath the longest? (Answer: Cuvier’s beaked whale)
What animal has fingerprints nearly identical to humans? (Answer: Koala)
What is the only known immortal animal? (Answer: Turritopsis dohrnii, also known as the immortal jellyfish)
Which bird can sleep while flying and can fly nonstop for 200 days? (Answer: Alpine Swift)
What animal can regenerate its heart, brain, and other organs? (Answer: Axolotl, Starfish, Salamander, Mexican tetra, and Sea cucumber)
Which sea creature has three hearts? (Answer: Octopus)
What is the only venomous primate? (Answer: Slow loris)
Which animal can survive being frozen solid? (Answer: Wood frog)
What mammal is known to laugh when tickled? (Answer: Rats–-aside from humans)
Which animal can live the longest without drinking water? (Answer: Kangaroo rat)
What is the only insect that can turn its head? (Answer: Praying mantis)
Which fish can see both ultraviolet and infrared light? (Answer: Goldfish)
What animal has the highest pain tolerance? (Answer: Naked mole-rat)
What is the only animal known to blush? (Answer: Human)
Which bird can mimic nearly any sound, including chainsaws? (Answer: Lyrebird)
What is the fastest marine animal? (Answer: Black marlin)
Which animal has the largest brain-to-body ratio? (Answer: Sperm whale)
What is the only known venomous mammal? (Answer: Male platypus)
Which bird lays the largest egg relative to body size? (Answer: Kiwi)
What insect has been on Earth for over 500 million years? (Answer: Spiders)
Which mammal has the shortest pregnancy? (Answer: Virginian opossum)
What is the loudest animal in the world? (Answer: Sperm whale)
Which creature can live without a head for weeks? (Answer: Cockroach)
What is the deadliest animal to humans? (Answer: Mosquito)
What animal was the first to orbit Earth? (Answer: Dog, specifically Laika)
What species of bird can fly the longest without stopping? (Answer: Bar-tailed godwit)

Worldwide events & history trivias

What is the shortest war in history? (Answer: The Anglo-Zanzibar War of 1896)
Who was the first ruler to declare war on drugs? (Answer: Emperor Shen Nung of China)
What was the first country to grant women the right to vote? (Answer: New Zealand, in 1893.)
Which ancient civilization had the first recorded police force? (Answer: Ancient Egypt)
What natural disaster inspired Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein? (Answer: The eruption of Mount Tambora in 1815)
What was the deadliest pandemic in history? (Answer: The Black Death)
Who was the first person to survive a trip over Niagara Falls in a barrel? (Answer: Annie Edson Taylor)
What year did the Titanic sink? (Answer: 1912.)
Which historical figure died from drinking too much ice water? (Answer: U.S. President Zachary Taylor)
Who was the first known female pirate? (Answer: Queen Teuta of Illyria)
What ancient weapon could shoot arrows rapidly like a machine gun? (Answer: The Greek polybolos)
Who was the youngest U.S. president? (Answer: Theodore Roosevelt)
What city was the first to be bombed from the air? (Answer: Venice)
What year was the internet invented? (Answer: 1969)
Which historical figure survived over 600 assassination attempts? (Answer: Fidel Castro)
Who was the first human in space? (Answer: Yuri Gagarin)
What was the first recorded use of biological warfare? (Answer: In 1347 by Mongol forces)
What is the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world? (Answer: Damascus, Syria.)
What empire had the first postal system? (Answer: The Persian Empire)
Which war lasted the longest in human history? (Answer: The Iberian Religious Wars, lasting 781 years)
What famous explorer was buried in two places? (Answer: Christopher Columbus)
What battle is considered the bloodiest in history? (Answer: The Battle of Stalingrad during World War II)
Who was the first person to discover Antarctica? (Answer: Fabian Gottlieb von Bellingshausen)
What historical event led to the invention of the sandwich? (Answer: The 4th Earl of Sandwich, John Montagu.)
What was Napoleon’s real height? (Answer: Approximately 5 feet 6 inches (Answer: 1.68 meters), average for his time.)
Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize? (Answer: Marie Curie, in 1903.)
What year was the Berlin Wall torn down? (Answer: 1989.)
What was the first Olympic sport ever recorded? (Answer: Stadion race)
What caused the Great Fire of London in 1666? (Answer: A fire started in a bakery on Pudding Lane.)
Which civilization invented the concept of zero? (Answer: The ancient Maya civilization.)

Space & universe trivias

What is the largest volcano in the solar system? (Answer: Olympus Mons on Mars)
What was the first animal in space? (Answer: Fruit flies)
What planet has the fastest winds? (Answer: Neptune)
What planet has a moon with a thick atmosphere? (Answer: Saturn, with its moon Titan)
What is the coldest place in the universe? (Answer: Boomerang Nebula)
What is the biggest star ever discovered? (Answer: UY Scuti)
What is the only planet that rotates sideways? (Answer: Uranus)
What moon has more water than Earth? (Answer: Jupiter’s moon Ganymede)
What is the oldest known galaxy? (Answer: GN-z11)
What planet rains diamonds? (Answer: Neptune and Uranus)
What is the name of the first man-made satellite? (Answer: Sputnik 1)
What star is closest to Earth? (Answer: The Sun)
Which planet has the most moons? (Answer: Saturn)
What was the first exoplanet discovered? (Answer: 51 Pegasi b)

Trick questions to stump your friends

‘I am’ riddles

I am always running but never move. What am I? (Answer: A clock)
I am not alive, but I can grow. I don’t have lungs, but I need air. What am I? (Answer: A fire)
I am tall when I’m young and short when I’m old. What am I? (Answer: A candle)
I can be cracked, made, told, and played. What am I? (Answer: A joke)
I am weightless, but you can see me. Put me in a bucket, and I make it lighter. What am I? (Answer: A hole)
I am a word that’s spelled the same forward and backward. What am I? (Answer: Racecar or radar)
I am taken from a mine and shut inside a wooden case, never to be released except when in use. What am I? (Answer: A pencil lead)
I am always in front of you but can’t be seen. What am I? (Answer: The future)
I am sometimes white but mostly black; I am a symbol of intelligence. What am I? (Answer: chalkboard/whiteboard)
I am the type of room you can’t enter. What am I? (Answer: A mushroom)
I am something that gets sharper the more you use me. What am I? (Answer: Your brain or a pencil)
I am something you throw away when you need me and bring back when you don’t. What am I? (Answer: An anchor)
I am found in socks, scarves, and mittens but not a pool. What am I? (Answer: The letter “s”)
I am lighter than air but can’t be lifted by the strongest person. What am I? (Answer: A bubble)
I am a fruit that’s always sad. What am I? (Answer: A blueberry)
I am easy to get into but hard to get out of. What am I? (Answer: Trouble)
I am something that everyone in the world does at the same time. What am I? (Answer: Grow older)
I am always ahead of you but never behind. What am I? (Answer: Your shadow)
I am a place where today comes before yesterday. What am I? (Answer: A dictionary)
I am something that has eyes but can’t see. What am I? (Answer: A potato or a needle)
I am a number that increases but never decreases. What am I? (Answer: Your age)
I am a vegetable that sounds like I could be a weapon. What am I? (Answer: A squash)
I am a word with two meanings, one means “to lift,” and the other means “to steal.” What am I? (Answer: Jack)
I am found in the sky at night but disappear in the day. What am I? (Answer: Stars)
I am something you can serve but never eat. What am I? (Answer: A tennis ball or a volleyball)
I am often bought for eating but never eaten. What am I? (Answer: A plate)
I am a word that means both to create and to destroy. What am I? (Answer: Break)
I am a type of fish also named by a famous magician. What am I? (Answer: Houdini – sounds like “Who? Dini”)
I am a question you can never honestly say “yes” to. What am I? (Answer: Are you asleep?)
I start with “P,” and end with “E,” and have thousands of letters inside me. What am I? (Answer: A post office!)

‘Just for fun’ questions

If you were running a race and passed the person in second place, what place would you be in? (Answer: Second)
What weighs more: a pound of feathers or a pound of bricks? (Answer: They weigh the same—one pound!)
If there are 12 fish and half drown, how many are left? (Answer: All 12! Fish don’t drown!)
How many months have 28 days? (Answer: All 12 months have at least 28 days!)
If an electric train is going north at 100 mph and the wind is blowing east at 50 mph, which way does the smoke blow? (Answer: Electric trains don’t produce smoke!)
How much dirt is in a hole 3 feet deep and 6 feet wide? (Answer: None, because it’s a hole!)
What do you get if you spell “sit in the tub” without any spaces? (Answer: Watch their face as they realize!)
I have two coins that add up to 30 cents. One of them is not a nickel. What are the coins? (Answer: A quarter and a nickel—the trick is that one isn’t a nickel, but the other is!)
Can you pronounce the word “Gullible” really slowly? (Answer: They’ll either try or realize it’s a setup!)

Classic trick questions

What goes up but never comes down? (Answer: Your age!)
What has hands but can’t clap? (Answer: A clock!)
What has a head and a tail but no body? (Answer: A coin!)
What can you hold without touching it? (Answer: A conversation!)
What gets wetter as it dries? (Answer: A towel!)
What has eyes but can’t see? (Answer: Pineapples!)
If you throw a blue stone into the Red Sea, what will it become? (Answer: Wet!)
A plane crashes on the border of the U.S. and Canada. Where do they bury the survivors? (Answer: Nowhere, because they’re alive!)
How many legs does a sheep have if you call a tail a leg? (Answer: Still 4—calling it a leg doesn’t make it one!)
How do you make the number one disappear? (Answer: Add a “G,” and it becomes “Gone”!)

Math mind tricks

If three cats can catch three mice in three minutes, how long will it take 100 cats to catch 100 mice? (Answer: Three minutes!)
If you take 2 apples from a pile of 3, how many do you have? (Answer: Two—you took them!)
What is half of 8? (Answer: 3 if you cut it vertically (Answer: 3 and 3), 0 if you cut it horizontally (Answer: 0 and 0)!)
What is heavier: 100 pounds of rocks or 100 pounds of feathers? (Answer: Neither; they weigh the same!)
A farmer has 17 sheep, and all but 9 run away. How many are left? (Answer: Nine!)
If it takes 10 men 10 hours to build a wall, how long will it take 5 men? (Answer: None, the wall is already built!)
A father and son have a total of 66 years. The father is 42 years older than his son. How old is the son? (Answer: 12!)
What comes once in a minute, twice in a moment, but never in a thousand years? (Answer: The letter “M”!)
How many times can you subtract 5 from 25? (Answer: Once! After that, it’s no longer 25!)
You have a basket with 3 apples and take away 2. How many apples do you have? (Answer: Two, because you took them!)

Wordplay puzzles

What has a neck but no head? (Answer: A bottle!)
What has 13 hearts but no other organs? (Answer: A deck of cards!)
What begins and ends with an “E” but only has one letter? (Answer: An envelope!)
What’s full of holes but still holds water? (Answer: A sponge!)
If you drop me, I’m sure to crack. But smile at me, and I’ll smile back. What am I? (Answer: A mirror!)
What five-letter word becomes shorter when you add two letters to it? (Answer: Short!)
If you have me, you want to share me. If you share me, you don’t have me. What am I? (Answer: A secret!)
The more of me you take, the more you leave behind. What am I? (Answer: Footsteps!)
What can you catch but not throw? (Answer: A cold!)

Common sense twists

How many animals did Moses take on the Ark? (Answer: Answer: None—it was Noah!)
If a rooster lays an egg on a roof, which way does it roll? (Answer: Answer: Roosters don’t lay eggs!)
If 10 birds are sitting on a fence, and you shoot one, how many are left? (Answer: Answer: None—the rest flew away!)
How far can a dog run into the woods? (Answer: Answer: Halfway—after that, it’s running out!)
A plane crashes on land between France and Spain. Where do they bury the survivors? (Answer: Answer: They don’t—survivors are alive!)
What has four wheels and flies? (Answer: Answer: A garbage truck!)
If you have three oranges and four bananas in one hand and three bananas and four oranges in the other, what do you have? (Answer: Answer: Very big hands!)
A woman gives birth to two boys on the same day, same time, but they’re not twins. How? (Answer: Answer: They’re triplets!)
Which weighs more: a ton of feathers or a ton of bricks? (Answer: Answer: Neither, they both weigh a ton!)
What has cities but no houses, forests, trees, and rivers but no water? (Answer: Answer: A map!)

Brain teasers

What is always coming but never arrives? (Answer: Answer: Tomorrow!)
What’s in the middle of Paris? (Answer: Answer: The letter “R”!)
What comes at the end of everything? (Answer: Answer: The letter “G”!)
What’s greater than God, more evil than the devil, rich people don’t need it, and poor people have it? (Answer: Answer: Nothing!)
What has no beginning, middle, or end? (Answer: Answer: A circle!)
What do you get if you divide 30 by half and add 10? (Answer: Answer: 70! Because 30 ÷ ½ = 60, plus 10!)
If you have one match and enter a dark room with an oil lamp, a candle, and a wood stove, what do you light first? (Answer: Answer: The match!)
What belongs to you, but others use it more than you do? (Answer: Answer: Your name!)
How old would you be if you were born 10 years ago? (Answer: Answer: 10, not 10 years younger!)

Even more fun!

What comes once in a year but twice in a week? (Answer: Answer: The letter “E”!)
How do you lift an elephant with one hand? (Answer: Answer: You can’t—elephants don’t have hands!)
What’s something you can break without touching? (Answer: Answer: A promise!)
Why can’t a man living in New York be buried in California? (Answer: Answer: Because he’s still alive!)
If two’s company and three’s a crowd, what are four and five? (Answer: Answer: Nine!)
What do you call a bear with no teeth? (Answer: Answer: A gummy bear!)
The more you use me, the less you have. What am I? (Answer: Answer: Time!)
Why did the golfer bring an extra pair of pants? (Answer: Answer: In case he got a hole-in-one!)
What has ears but can’t hear? (Answer: Answer: Corn!)

More brain twisters

If you have three apples and four oranges in one hand and four apples and three oranges in the other, what do you have? (Answer: Answer: Very big hands!)
What can travel around the world while staying in the same spot? (Answer: Answer: A stamp!)
A doctor gives you three pills and tells you to take one every 30 minutes. How long will they last? (Answer: Answer: One hour!)
What has keys but can’t open locks? (Answer: Answer: A piano!)
If you take two out of five, how many are left? (Answer: Answer: It depends—are you talking about the number remaining or the number you have?)
What has a bottom at the top? (Answer: Answer: Your legs!)
I shave every day, but my beard stays the same. What am I? (Answer: Answer: A barber!)
What runs but never walks, has a bed but never sleeps? (Answer: Answer: A river!)
What has words but never speaks? (Answer: Answer: A book!)
If 10 hens lay 10 eggs in 10 days, how long will 5 hens take to lay 5 eggs? (Answer: Answer: 10 days!)
What goes through cities and fields but never moves? (Answer: Answer: A road!)
What is so fragile that saying its name breaks it? (Answer: Answer: Silence!)
What comes down but never goes up? (Answer: Answer: Rain!)
If you have a bowl with six apples and you take away four, how many do you have? (Answer: Answer: Four, because you took them!)

Last few to trick someone!

It can be cracked, made, told, and played, but it isn’t a joke. (Answer: Answer: A code!)
The more layers you peel away, the smaller it becomes. (Answer: Answer: An onion!)
It has a face but shows no emotions, numbers, or clock hands. (Answer: Answer: A die/dice!)
The more you feed it, the bigger it gets, yet water will destroy it. (Answer: Answer: A fire!)
It has a head and a tail, and it is made of metal, but it isn’t a coin. (Answer: Answer: A nail!)
The more that’s taken away from it, the larger it grows. (Answer: Answer: A hole!)
It sounds like a single letter but is made up of three. Removing the first letter doesn’t change its sound. (Answer: Answer: A bee / B)
You can hold it in your left hand but never in your right. (Answer: Answer: Your right hand!)
It has a ring, but no fingers get answered. It never asks questions. (Answer: Answer: A telephone!)
The more you walk on it, the smoother it becomes. (Answer: Answer: A path!)
It has legs but doesn’t walk, and it has a back but never lies down. (Answer: Answer: A chair!)
It never asks questions but always receives answers. (Answer: Answer: A doorbell!)
It rises and falls but never moves. (Answer: Answer: A temperature!)
It can be long or short, grown or bought, painted, or left bare. (Answer: Answer: A nail!)
The more it’s used, the sharper it becomes, but it isn’t a pencil or a knife. (Answer: Answer: A wit!)
It isn’t alive, yet it can die. When it runs out, trouble follows. (Answer: Answer: A battery!)
It has stripes without color and spots without pattern. (Answer: Answer: A barcode!)
It never stops running but doesn’t have legs. (Answer: Answer: A refrigerator!)
You can hear but never see it—it only exists when created. (Answer: Answer: An echo!)
It never blinks, yet it always sees. (Answer: Answer: A camera!)
You can measure it, but I have no physical form. What am I? (Answer: Answer: A number!)
You can drop it from the tallest building, and it’ll be fine, but drop it in water, and I’ll break. (Answer: Answer: Paper)
What has four fingers and a thumb but isn’t alive? (Answer: Answer: A glove!)
A man was outside in the rain without an umbrella or hat, but his hair didn’t get wet. How? (Answer: Answer: He was bald!)
What can fill a room but take up no space? (Answer: Answer: Light!)
What gets bigger the more you take away? (Answer: Answer: A hole!)
If you were in a race and passed the person in last place, what place would you be in? (Answer: Answer: You can’t pass the last person!)
What has many teeth but doesn’t bite? (Answer: Answer: A comb!)
What goes up and down but doesn’t move? (Answer: Answer: A staircase!)
What has many keys but can’t open a lock? (Answer: Answer: A keyboard!)
A cowboy rides into town on Friday, stays three days, and leaves on Friday. How? (Answer: Answer: His horse’s name is Friday!)
If you overtake the second person in a race, what position are you in? (Answer: Answer: Second!)
What has an end but no beginning? (Answer: Answer: A stick!)
How can you stand behind your friends while they stand behind you? (Answer: Answer: Stand back to back!)
If it takes six men six hours to dig six holes, how long does it take one man to dig half a hole? (Answer: Answer: You can’t dig half a hole!)
What can be broken but never held? (Answer: Answer: A promise!)
Which month has 28 days? (Answer: Answer: All of them!)
How old would you be if you were born 10 years ago? (Answer: Answer: 10, not 10 years younger!)
A girl fell off a 20-foot ladder but wasn’t hurt. How? (Answer: Answer: She fell from the bottom step!)
A house has four walls facing south, and a bear walks by. What color is the bear? (Answer: Answer: White! It’s at the North Pole!)

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