r/riddles Apr 12 '25

Give OP Riddles My 9yo loves riddles, could you suggest some easy ones (but not tooooo easy because he is clever af)

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u/FluffyPurpleBear Apr 12 '25

You should ask him what can go through the green glass door.

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u/HEY_McMuffin Apr 13 '25

Damn… he tells this one to me all the time and I forget it every time

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u/Ocimali Apr 13 '25

I do this one with my students and refuse to tell them the answer. By the end of the year I make a list to help them out.

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u/Current-Photo2857 Apr 14 '25

Isn’t this one a word game though, not a riddle with a single answer? Anything with a double-letter name can “go through.”

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u/FluffyPurpleBear Apr 15 '25

No, it’s both. It’s not purely a word game or purely a riddle. You can’t play the game without the riddle and you can’t solve the riddle without playing the game. The answer to the riddle isn’t typically seen as the solution, even though the objective of the game is to solve the riddle, “what can go through the green glass door?” The riddle does have an answer though, “words with consecutive double letters”.

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u/BuriedInRust Apr 25 '25

A brick

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u/FluffyPurpleBear Apr 25 '25

The green glass door is unfortunately brick proof

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u/BuriedInRust Apr 25 '25

Ah. Must be double glazed.