1.
Which letter of the alphabet has the
most water?
2. Q. What starts with the letter P, ends
with the letter E and has thousands of
letters?
3. Q. What begins with T, finishes with
T and has T in it?
4. Q. What word begins and ends with
an ‘e’ but only has one letter?
5. Q. How many letters are there in the
English alphabet?
6. Q. What is the longest word in the
English language?
7. Q. Which word is the odd one out -
Stun, Ton, Evil, Letter, Mood, Bad,
Snap, Straw?
8. Q. What four days of the week start
with the letter T?
9. Q. What occurs once in every
minute, twice in every moment and
never in a thousand years?
10. Q. What occurs twice in a week,
once in a year but never in a day?
11. I have four legs, a back, but no head.
What am I?
12. “What goes on four legs in the
morning, on two legs at noon, and on
three legs in the evening?”
13. Riddle: How many letters are in the
alphabet?
14. Riddle: What has a face and two
hands but no arms or legs?
15. What five-letter word becomes
shorter when you add two letters to
it?
16. I am a word. If you pronounce me
rightly, it will be wrong. If you
pronounce me wrong it is right. What
word am I?
17. Riddle: The poor have me; the rich
need me. Eat me and you will die.
What am I?
18. Riddle: What is the longest word in
the English language?
19. Riddle: What five-letter word can be
read the same upside down or right
side up?
20. 10. Riddle: Which word in the
dictionary is spelled incorrectly?
21. Riddle: What has a head and a tail,
but no body or legs?
22. What color can you eat?
23. Riddle: If there are five apples and
you take away three, how many
apples do you have?
24. Riddle: What four-letter word can be 1. The letter C.
written forward, backward or upside 2. The Post Office!
down, and can still be read from left 3. A teapot
to right? 4. Envelope
5. 18
25. Who can shave 20 times a day and 6. Smiles - Because there is a
still have a beard? 'mile' between the two S's
7. Letter. If you read them all
26. FIGURE OF SPEECH: backwards, letter is the only
He was as brave as a lion. one that does not make
another word.
27. FIGURE OF SPEECH: 8. Tuesday, Thursday, today
Ria heard the last piece of pie calling and tomorrow.
her name. 9. The letter M.
10. The letter E.
28. FIGURE OF SPEECH: 11. A chair
My alarm yelled at me this morning. 12. Man
13. 11 ( t-h-e a-l-p-h-a-b-e-t).
29. FIGURE OF SPEECH: 14. A clock.
Her eyes are diamonds. 15. Shorter
16. Wrong.
30. FIGURE OF SPEECH: 17. Nothing.
She is a shining star 18. Smiles – Because there’s a
‘mile’ between the two S’s
31. FIGURE OF SPEECH: 19. Swims
“Life is like a box of chocolates.” 20. Incorrectly
21. A coin.
32. FIGURE OF SPEECH: 22. Orange
"My love is like a red rose..." 23. Three
24. Noon
33. FIGURE OF SPEECH: 25. Barber
The light danced on the surface of 26. Simile
the water. 27. Personification
28. Personification
29. Metaphor
30. Metaphor
31. Simile
32. Simile
ANSWERS: 33. Personification
1. What was the story, “The Happy Prince”
all about?
2. Who was the author of the story?
3. Who are the main characters of the story?
4.Why was the weeping Prince called “The
Happy Prince”?
5. What do you think made the swallow stay
and follow the Prince’s commands?
6. If you were the Prince, are you willing to
give away what you have for others?
7. What ironies can you infer from the
story?
8. What societal issues are present from the
story?
9. Why do people see ugly things as useless?
10. What lessons did you learn from the
story?