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		<title>English Riddles (Part 2: Letters)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A riddle is generally a question devised so as to require clever or unexpected thinking for its answer.
Here we have provide you the most common English Riddles with English alphabets and letters.
Hope to enjoy.]]></description>
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		<title>What Is a Riddle?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A riddle is generally a question devised so as to require clever or unexpected thinking for its answer. Riddles may be considered a form of brain teaser. In general conversation, a riddle is usually presented to someone who knows that a riddle is being asked and accepts the challenge of guessing the correct response. The guesser may get one or multiple guesses. Sometimes the asker gives clues, but sometimes the guesser just does the best she or he can. There is usually one correct answer to a riddle, and it is common for the correct answer to be given, even if the guesser doesn’t think of it.

Riddles typically use one of several techniques to create the twist that makes them difficult to guess. One common technique is double meanings. If the double meaning is in the words of the riddle, then a kind of equivocation is going on: the asker intends one meaning and hopes that the guesser will understand a different meaning. (Read More in www.English-Learners.com)]]></description>
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