Question

as avea nevoie de 10 ghicitori in engleza

Answer 1

Big house and lead-n-back
Real soles,
And go where leaves
-Silver wire and silk.
(Snail)

Her tail is bushy
But Keep chickens.
(Fox)

Santa comes on the path,
The coat in the back.
(Bear)

From Michael's garden,
Nettles under bushes
Came a ball of Velcro
To look for ants.
What is it, guess?
(Hedgehog)

It has a fluffy tail,
Thief is and craftiness;
But woe is her tail,
When confronted with Spot.

(Fox)
Floating boat
On the sands, travelers!
(Camel)
Envelopes of sweet flowers
Strange of the morning.
(Bee)
Coloring is like a flower,
Body thin and small it is,
Fly summer plain,
Say what you may be.
(Butterfly)
Small but sturdy,
Back up
Bag burden
Take him to die.
(Ant)
It has very-tall neck
Feet long and about
If you want to give him a flower
It's hard to get it there.
(Giraffe)

Answer 2

Higher Than a HouseHigher than a house, higher than a tree.
Oh! whatever can that be?(A Star)I Go at NightI go at night, 
And all the day, 
And yet, 
I never go away. (the heart)It Always BeatsIt always beats and hops, 
It never sleeps or stops, 
Life-long we don’t part
With our little...(heart.)I Have LegsI have legs - one, two, three, four
But I cannot walk across the floor.(A chair)LettersWhy is the A like a flower?(Because the B is after it.) What begins with T, ends with T and has T in it?(A teapot.) How do you spell mousetrap?(C-A-T.)I Strike Each HourI strike each hour.
But don't forget:
You must not strike me,
My good friend!(A clock)The Invisible ManWhat did the doctor say when the invisible man called to make an appointment?(Tell him I can't see him today.)
The outside is a shellThe outside is a shell,
The inside is meat,
It grows on a tree,
And is good to eat.(A nut)Thirty-Two White Horses
Thirty-two white horses upon a red hill, 
Now they tramp, 
Now they champ,
Now they stand still.(the teeth)Where and How?Where is the ocean the deepest?(On the bottom.) How could a cowboy ride into town on Friday, stay two days, and ride out again on Friday?(His horse is named "Friday"!)