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I’ve put together some riddles for women.
Many of us feel our minds get a bit rigid as we become adults, don’t we?
So let’s loosen up our thinking while having fun with riddles.
Feel free to enjoy them on your own when you’re bored or with friends.
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[For Women] Shall we train our brains with simple riddles where the aha-moment is fun? (1–10)
Easy brain training
It also includes simple riddle-like problems as brain training.
They’re questions you answer while looking at an image, and you have 20 seconds to think for each one.
I’ve heard that with brain training, just thinking about the problems is beneficial even if you don’t get the answer, so give it a try.
Cryptogram
You remember those from when you were a kid, right? The puzzles where a cipher is presented with illustrations or letters and you’re asked, “How do you read this?” You look at the illustration and guess what it reads.
The time limit is 15 seconds per question.
There are six questions in total.
“SUPER EASY” JAPANESE RIDDLES
The riddle “What kind of ‘pan’ can’t you eat?” is a classic, isn’t it? It’s a very easy question.
So how about trying it in English? Here, someone from overseas takes on a very simple Japanese riddle by translating the Japanese question into English.
Why not enjoy riddles while training your English brain at the same time?
10 Simple Riddle Quiz Questions
Ten riddles where a little spark of inspiration leads to the answer.
There are no trick or mean-spirited questions, so you can relax and have fun.
That said, you’ll still need a shift in perspective to arrive at the answers.
Try training the parts of your brain you don’t usually use by solving these riddles.
What’s the invisible man’s job?
It’s a short one-question video, but this riddle is really fun! Once you hear the answer, it’s actually super simple.
Try guessing the Invisible Man’s job together, everyone.
The hint is in the illustration of the Invisible Man—his suit? Hat? The blue sky? So where should you look? I might really admire anyone who can get it right right away.
A Riddle Collection of “Kai”s — All Different “Kai”s
This riddle uses the word “kai.” Try to guess the various “~kai” that appear in different situations.
Even though it’s simple, you might be surprised by how hard it is to come up with the answers.
It might be important to do daily brain training—like riddles, for example.
Riddles with ‘sai’
This riddle from the cute panda video is a wordplay riddle that uses the word “sai.” “~sai” appears in various situations—can you figure them all out? It’s the kind of riddle kids can do, so if adults give it a try, compete for speed!