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Read the riddles and write one or two words.

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Read the riddles and write one or two words.

by Florencia Bravo
1

I am often caught between two powerful forces: the desire to succeed and the desire to belong. Neither is easy to abandon. Who am I?

2

I am born not when doubt is silenced, but when it is acknowledged and overruled. What am I?

3

I offer warmth, but no guarantees. My existence depends upon a delicate balance: enough air to sustain me, but not enough to extinguish me. What am I?

4

I spend years preparing for extraordinary risks, yet the decision that frightens me most has nothing to do with space. Who am I?

5

I was never intended as a declaration, yet I become one. My words belong to someone else, but my meaning is transformed by those who borrow them. I am an act of literary smuggling: visible to everyone yet understood by only a few. In a world where silence is often safer than truth, I allow the unsayable to be spoken. What am I?

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I reward excellence but not always authenticity. I invite people to expand the boundaries of human knowledge, while simultaneously restricting what they may reveal about themselves. What am I?

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