FIVE RHYMING RIDDLES

1)

A warrior among the flowers,

He bears a thrusting sword;

Using it when he must,

To defend his golden hoard.

2)

Twice ten are six,

Nine are but four;

Six are but three,

What can we be?

3)

In the sea I cover flesh and bones,

In music I cover notes and tones;

At home I measure the heft of men,

Many call upon me saying one through ten.

I measure grades and scores of every kind,

In law I show justice and fairness of mind.

4)

What can't be chased but can be caught,

Is present in winter more often than not?

5)

I'm a verb and I'm a noun,

I don't use sight, I do use sound;

I'm unique, so it's said,

I'm alive and I'm dead.

Living flesh or made of wood,

Do you know me? By now you should.

Answers:

1. Bee

2. Letters

3. Scales

4. Common cold

5. Bat