FOUR RIDDLES

1)

A house with two occupants,

Sometimes one, rarely three;

Breach the walls,

Eat the borders,

Throw the house away.

2)

The beginning of all things,

The end of eternity;

There is but one path

From my beginning to my end.

Though I seem to be magnificent,

I am the embodiment of indifference.

3)

I can be short, but never long,

I can be hot, but never cold;

I can be kept and I can be lost,

But once lost, I can't be found.

4)

I'm slow and imperciptible when made by nature,

Instantaneous when made by man;

In nature, the whole earth must turn to produce or lose me,

By man, I am summoned or dismissed at the touch of a finger.

HINT:

2. The word begins with A and ends with Y.

Answers:

1. Peanuts in a shell

2. Apathy (A path Y)

3. Temper

4. Light (sun and electricity)