what type of riddles are the ones where guessers can only ask yes or no questions to figure it out.?

Question

back in school, my teacher had a whole book of these story riddles and i thought they were so fun. I'd like to find more.

Answer 1

i think its called 20 questions where you can only ask yes or no questions.....is that wat ur talking about?

Answer 2

the two city ledgends linked with this are: He become swimming in a lake whilst a airplane used in scuffling with a woodland fireplace refilled and picked him up with the help of twist of fate. It dropped it is load of water, with diver on a patch of burning woodland. He become swimming and a freak water spout pulled him into the better environment. by using fact the upwinds died down he fell to earth10 miles away. The CSI answer become that he become murdered on a boat and transported to the desolate tract and become left leaning next to a tree. A freak shot with the help of a hunter hit the air tank which blew the diver into the tree.

Answer 3

the ones that starts like this.
in my mind, i am thinking of something. guess?
then, others can only ask a yes or no questions such as is it yellow in colour? etc.
then, from the questions asked by the people who are guessing, try to guess the thing you are thinking.
perhaps, you could limit the amount of times they can ask so it will be more fun. ;) hope that helps.
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Answer 4

i think ur thinking of 5-minute mysteries. there is some mystery and the guessers ask y/n questions until they figure it out.
for example: 2 men get the exact same drink from a bar. one drinks his fast and is fine. the other drinks his slow and dies. why?




























































the answer is:




































the drink had poison ice cubes

Answer 5

I have heard them referred to as 2 minute mysteries, like this one.....

A man answers his door to receive a package. He opens the package and he dies... what happened?

First question is always, "Was there a bomb in the package?" The answer is no. ;)

Answer 6

It's called 21 questions. You read the story and they start with general questions (Is it alive?) and narrow it down to specific answers.

Answer 7

a conundrum