1. He's the passenger.
   He has a disabled placard.
2. He's walking.
   He speeds and loses them.

While you might be tempted to choose that he was a passenger, he would still be "stopped," because the car would get stopped. If he's walking down a one-way street, the cops would have no reason to stop him!

1. It's impossible
   Place it vertically
2. Place it in the middle of the room
   Place it next to the wall

While it might seem relatively easy to jump over something as small as a pencil, if you were to place it next to a wall, you wouldn't be able to jump over it!

1. A monocle
   A glass
2. A tornado
   A carrot

This riddle actually has many possible answers. There is often the eye of a tornado, cyclone or hurricane. There could also be the eye of a needle. All of these things contain an "eye" but don't have the ability to see.

1. The letter N
   The letter R
2. A leap year
   An eclipse

While you might be thinking of time, focus on the letters. You'll find the letter N in the first group of words but you won't find it in the second.

1. Right
   Left
2. It cracked
   It didn't roll

You might think this question has some directional trick, but you have to think deeper! Do roosters even lay eggs? No, they don't, which makes it impossible for an egg to roll when it doesn't exist!

1. A lion
   A river
2. A song
   A bird

When it comes down to it, a lion and bird HAVE to eat, while a song can't run and wouldn't have a bed. River is perfect because rivers (water) can run and murmur. Don't forget the river bed and the mouth is where it ends!

1. An essay
   A worm
2. A coin
   A snail

A coin! Clearly the only sides to a coin are heads and tails!

1. Envelope
   Box
2. Ticket
   Stamp

Stamps can travel all over the world, but they're only ever left on the corner of an envelope or package.

1. Envelopes
   Car
2. Ambulance
   Coffin

When you think about it, coffin is the best answer! Coffin makers have no need for it because they are alive. Those who buy a coffin are buying it for someone who passed away, so they also have no use for it. Those who are being laid to rest in it are unaware because they have passed.

1. Poison
   Glass
2. Nothing
   Everything

In this riddle, the answer comes from the idea of the poor having little (or nothing) and the rich not needing anything. Also, if you were to eat nothing, you'd die.

1. A book
   A telephone
2. A buzzer
   A car alarm

When your telephone rings, the first thing you do is "answer it," although it never asked you anything.

1. March
   June
2. Mark
   Johnny

While a quick thought might make people think the third child is named "June," if JOHNNY'S mother had two other children, Johnny has to be the third!

1. A watermelon
   A pickle
2. Corn on the cob
   A Kiwi

When eating corn on the cob, one must first peal the husk before being able to eat the kernels. Then you would throw out the cob.

1. The wife
   The brother
2. The grandson
   The daughter

If A had a child, B, then logically, it would tell us that B is either a male or a female. If B is not the son of A, then clearly SHE has to be the daughter.

1. The doctors
   Robert
2. All of them
   None of them

Similar to previous logic, Robert doesn't have to have brothers in order for HIM to be a brother. If the three doctors are his siblings and FEMALE, that would make Robert their brother and there would be truth in Robert's statement that he doesn't have brothers.

1. 200 lbs
   150 lbs
2. Meat
   Can't be determined

While you might be convinced to try to figure out what Paul actually weighs himself, as a part of his job as a butcher's assistant, he would be weighing the meat in the shop!

1. Yards
   Decade
2. Months
   Dozens

When you look at the word "dozens," it starts off with 6 letters, but once you remove the 's,' you are left with the word dozen, which is 12 of something!

1. More
   Bit
2. Few
   Little

"Few" initially has three letters. Add two more letters (er) and end up with "fewer."

1. December
   January
2. February
   June

It's easier than you think. You might be tempted to think of the activities one might be doing during these months, but think of it logically! Regardless of whether it's during a regular year or a leap year, February will always be at least one day shorter than every other month, leading to less sleep!

1. Left
   Right
2. Blows vertically
   There is no smoke

Electric trains don't produce any smoke! If you're on an electric train and there's smoke, you should be alarmed!

1. 1st place
   2nd place
2. 3rd place
   None of the above

If you pass the person in second place, you are now in 2nd place. You'd have to pass the person in 1st place to be first.

1. 0
   1
2. 2
   3

While you might find a few mistakes in a faulty dictionary, there is only ONE word in the dictionary that is spelled incorrectly, and that is the word "incorrectly."

1. They ARE twins
   They are triplets
2. It's impossible
   They're not related

The girls are not twins, but triplets! If the mom had triplets, when talking about two of the girls, you can't call them twins because that would be incorrect!

1. 0
   1
2. 2
   401

Although it might be easy to confuse, the person was traveling alone and on the way saw a man. There's no indication that the man is also traveling to St. Ives.

1. Person
   Water
2. Sugar
   Wine

When you put this with wine, it makes perfect sense! All wines start off sweet and eventually they grow to make you gay, happy or a little inebriated. Wine is mostly valued when it has had time to age!

1. Taboo
   Voldemort
2. Silence
   Odor

Silence cannot exist if you say the word. Once you say its name, silence disappears.

1. 1 pound
   10 poiunds
2. 72 square feel
   None

There can't be any dirt it in! If there was dirt in it, it wouldn't be a hole.

1. Dogs
   Silence
2. Fire
   Smoke

You can feed a fire with things like wood, but once you give it a "drink," like water, it will die!

1. Weight
   Pounds
2. Ton
   Grams

When you look at the riddle, it is telling you that forward, the WORD is heavy. Backward the word is NOT. This means the forwards word is "ton," which is indeed heavy.

1. Caterpillar
   Spider
2. Dog
   Person

In order to answer this riddle, you must be aware of the fact that they're not alluding to actual times on the clock, but times in a person's life. At the beginning, we crawl on "four legs," soon changing to two legs when we are able to walk. In old age, many need the help of a cane, which gives you three "legs."

1. None
   1
2. 2
   3

This is a simple riddle. If there were three apples and YOU took TWO of them, of course you would have two apples.

1. 1
   5
2. 8
   12

Don't get tricked! Although February is the only month that never surpasses 28 days (except for leap years), the other months of the year ALWAYS have 28 days, so the answer would be all 12!

1. Mother
   Daughter
2. Granddaughter
   I am Teresa

Let's break this down! First start off with "my daughter's mother." The speaker of the riddle is referring to herself because if it's HER daughter, then she is the mother. Now we have "If Teresa's daughter is ME, what am I to Teresa?" Now the answer is clear that she is Teresa's daughter!

1. God
   The number 1
2. The letter E
   None of the above

In order to solve this riddle, you must pay attention to the letters - the beginning of the End, the end of timE, surrounding Every placE.

1. Him
   His son
2. His father
   His grandfather

It might get confusing, but it is easier to split up the riddle. First look at "my father's son," which the speaker is using to reference himself. If "this man's" father is himself, the man is his son.