WORKING DOGS (RIDDLES)

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Unscramble Letters WORKING DOGS (RIDDLES)Online version RIDDLES by THALIE 1 I cannot see, though I may have eyes. From birth or by accident, I lose what most rely on. Without me, light means nothing, and darkness is always near. What am I? B D N I L 2 I wear a badge but I’m not in school, I uphold the law and enforce the rule. You might salute me, or hear me say “halt!” In times of trouble, I find the fault. What title do I hold? C R I F F O E 3 I am the way you travel when caution is your guide, Avoiding harm while time ticks by your side. I’m how you act when risk is near, With steady hands and nothing to fear. What adverb describes this way? F A S E L Y 4 I come without warning, shaking the ground, Splitting the silence with a rumbling sound. Mountains may tremble, and buildings may sway, Though I vanish quick, I leave disarray. What natural force am I? E Q R A K T E H U A 5 I sit in the center, yet I do not rule. I sense the unseen, though I am no tool. I lead without legs, and I run without feet, Sometimes I drip, but I never skip a beat. What am I? E O N S 6 I begin with a question and end with a find, Driven by curiosity or a wondering mind. You might follow clues or look high and low, Until the answer or object starts to show. What action am I? E S A H R C 7 I’m not a hero, yet I ease your way, I lift you up when skies are gray. You’ll find me in actions both big and small, From lending a hand to answering a call. What word describes someone like me? L H U L F P E 8 I'm a phrase that points to time, but not too far away, I’m used to talk about something that happened just the other way. Not yesterday exactly, but close enough to say, When you tell a story from ___. What phrase am I? D O Y H E T T H A R E 9 I help you taste the sweetness of cake, And hear the songs the birds make. I let you see the colors bright, Feel the warmth of morning light. With me, you smell the fresh-cut grass, Name the five that help you pass. What am I? S E S S N E 10 I share my name with a starry sign, But I’m a battle that’s hard to define. Cells that grow without control or care, A silent foe that many fear to bear. What word am I? C A N E R C 11 Some of me heal, others harm, I’m found in bottles, pills, and charms. Doctors give me to ease the pain, But misuse can cause much strain. What am I? D R S U G 12 When someone’s lost and hope runs thin, A team begins where they begin. They look through forests, seas, and sky, To find the ones who can’t reply. With speed and care, they save the day— What phrase describes their brave display? D R A R H E A C C E S S E N U 13 I make some sneeze, or skin to itch, Sometimes my sting can feel like a glitch. I’m triggered by things both big and small— From pollen’s dust to peanut’s call. What am I that causes such a fuss, An unusual reaction inside of us? Y L R G E L A

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WORKING DOGS (RIDDLES)Online version

RIDDLES

by THALIE

I cannot see, though I may have eyes. From birth or by accident, I lose what most rely on. Without me, light means nothing, and darkness is always near. What am I?

I wear a badge but I’m not in school, I uphold the law and enforce the rule. You might salute me, or hear me say “halt!” In times of trouble, I find the fault. What title do I hold?

I am the way you travel when caution is your guide, Avoiding harm while time ticks by your side. I’m how you act when risk is near, With steady hands and nothing to fear. What adverb describes this way?

I come without warning, shaking the ground, Splitting the silence with a rumbling sound. Mountains may tremble, and buildings may sway, Though I vanish quick, I leave disarray. What natural force am I?

I sit in the center, yet I do not rule. I sense the unseen, though I am no tool. I lead without legs, and I run without feet, Sometimes I drip, but I never skip a beat. What am I?

I begin with a question and end with a find, Driven by curiosity or a wondering mind. You might follow clues or look high and low, Until the answer or object starts to show. What action am I?

I’m not a hero, yet I ease your way, I lift you up when skies are gray. You’ll find me in actions both big and small, From lending a hand to answering a call. What word describes someone like me?

I'm a phrase that points to time, but not too far away, I’m used to talk about something that happened just the other way. Not yesterday exactly, but close enough to say, When you tell a story from ___. What phrase am I?

D O Y H E T T H A R E

I help you taste the sweetness of cake, And hear the songs the birds make. I let you see the colors bright, Feel the warmth of morning light. With me, you smell the fresh-cut grass, Name the five that help you pass. What am I?

I share my name with a starry sign, But I’m a battle that’s hard to define. Cells that grow without control or care, A silent foe that many fear to bear. What word am I?

Some of me heal, others harm, I’m found in bottles, pills, and charms. Doctors give me to ease the pain, But misuse can cause much strain. What am I?

When someone’s lost and hope runs thin, A team begins where they begin. They look through forests, seas, and sky, To find the ones who can’t reply. With speed and care, they save the day— What phrase describes their brave display?

D R A R H E A C C E S S E N U

I make some sneeze, or skin to itch, Sometimes my sting can feel like a glitch. I’m triggered by things both big and small— From pollen’s dust to peanut’s call. What am I that causes such a fuss, An unusual reaction inside of us?

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WORKING DOGS (RIDDLES)

Unscramble Letters

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WORKING DOGS (RIDDLES)Online version

by THALIE

I cannot see, though I may have eyes. From birth or by accident, I lose what most rely on. Without me, light means nothing, and darkness is always near. What am I?

I wear a badge but I’m not in school, I uphold the law and enforce the rule. You might salute me, or hear me say “halt!” In times of trouble, I find the fault. What title do I hold?

I am the way you travel when caution is your guide, Avoiding harm while time ticks by your side. I’m how you act when risk is near, With steady hands and nothing to fear. What adverb describes this way?

I come without warning, shaking the ground, Splitting the silence with a rumbling sound. Mountains may tremble, and buildings may sway, Though I vanish quick, I leave disarray. What natural force am I?

I sit in the center, yet I do not rule. I sense the unseen, though I am no tool. I lead without legs, and I run without feet, Sometimes I drip, but I never skip a beat. What am I?

I begin with a question and end with a find, Driven by curiosity or a wondering mind. You might follow clues or look high and low, Until the answer or object starts to show. What action am I?

I’m not a hero, yet I ease your way, I lift you up when skies are gray. You’ll find me in actions both big and small, From lending a hand to answering a call. What word describes someone like me?

I'm a phrase that points to time, but not too far away, I’m used to talk about something that happened just the other way. Not yesterday exactly, but close enough to say, When you tell a story from ___. What phrase am I?

I help you taste the sweetness of cake, And hear the songs the birds make. I let you see the colors bright, Feel the warmth of morning light. With me, you smell the fresh-cut grass, Name the five that help you pass. What am I?

I share my name with a starry sign, But I’m a battle that’s hard to define. Cells that grow without control or care, A silent foe that many fear to bear. What word am I?

Some of me heal, others harm, I’m found in bottles, pills, and charms. Doctors give me to ease the pain, But misuse can cause much strain. What am I?

When someone’s lost and hope runs thin, A team begins where they begin. They look through forests, seas, and sky, To find the ones who can’t reply. With speed and care, they save the day— What phrase describes their brave display?

I make some sneeze, or skin to itch, Sometimes my sting can feel like a glitch. I’m triggered by things both big and small— From pollen’s dust to peanut’s call. What am I that causes such a fuss, An unusual reaction inside of us?

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