Can You Solve These Riddles?

An echo is a reflection of sound that repeats back to you, as if the sound is "speaking." Despite not having a physical form, it can be heard. It also "hears" your voice, as it mirrors the sound you make.

Darkness obscures vision, making it harder to see the more it envelops an area. Unlike other elements, the increase of darkness directly decreases visibility, making it a perfect answer to this riddle.

A piano has musical keys, which are used to play notes, not to open doors. The "keys" in this context are related to music rather than a physical object that can unlock something.

As a candle burns, it gets shorter, illustrating how it’s "tall" when first lit and gradually "shrinks" as it ages, making this riddle a clever play on words and observation.

The future is a concept that is always ahead of us, yet it’s intangible and invisible. Despite being something we plan for and anticipate, we can never truly "see" it until it becomes the present.

The heart of an artichoke is the most tender and edible part of the vegetable. Although we refer to it as the "heart," it does not beat like a living heart, making this riddle both tricky and intriguing.

A towel soaks up water as it dries off other things, becoming wetter in the process. This riddle plays on the dual meaning of "dries," making you think twice before answering.

A bank has branches (locations), but they aren’t the kind found on trees. These branches offer financial services rather than leaves or fruit, making this riddle a clever use of double meanings.

You can’t hold your left hand with your left hand; only your right hand can do that. This riddle is a fun and tricky one, making you think about something as simple as your own hands in a new way.

Silence is a state of no sound. The moment you speak and say its name, the silence is broken. This riddle captures the delicate nature of quietness in a clever way.