Riddles quiz

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1. 1 Easy

   Which common object has a spine but absolutely no bones?

   Answer: a book

   Why: Spine titles have their own ISO standard, 6357. English books read top to bottom; French and German spines read bottom to top.

2. 2 Medium

   If you share me, you no longer have me. What am I?

   Answer: A secret

   Why: Sharing a secret destroys the non-disclosure that defines it in the first place.

3. 3 Hard

   Who created the puzzle named 'The Hardest Logic Puzzle Ever'?

   Answer: George Boolos

   Why: The puzzle asks players to identify three gods named True, False, and Random using just three yes-no questions.

4. 4 Easy

   In the classic riddle, what runs all around a backyard without ever moving?

   Answer: A fence

   Why: The Dingo Fence in Australia stretches over 5,600 kilometers, making it one of the longest continuous structures on Earth.

5. 5 Medium

   What has interlocking teeth but never bites or eats?

   Answer: A zipper

   Why: Gideon Sundback developed the modern zipper mechanism by shaping identical interlocking teeth that mesh securely.

6. 6 Hard

   Which type of building is known for having the most stories?

   Answer: a library

   Why: British English keeps the two senses apart by spelling a floor storey, so only the American spelling lets this riddle play both meanings at once.