FOUR RHYMING RIDDLES

1)

Runs smoother than any rhyme,

Loves to fall, but cannot climb.

2)

Mountains will crumble,

Temples will fall;

No man can survive

Its endless call.

3)

Often held, but rarely touched,

Always wet, but never rusts;

Often bites, but seldom bit,

To use me well you must have wit.

4)

My days are in the summer,

When I'm eaten nice and hot;

In fact I'll even eat myself,

When the competition's really taut.

In war I may be in a fight,

Way high up in the sky;

And if you catch me napping,

I suggest you let me lie.

When you're bad,

Come to my house;

With MA think sacred and profound.

I may be big, small, top, or under,

Or I may be just a pound.

Answers:

1. Water

2. Time

3. Tongue

4. Dog

Dog days of summer

Hotdog

Dog-eat-dog

Dogfight

Let sleeping dogs lie

Doghouse

Dogma

Dog pound