Brothers
Riddles are little poems or phrases that pose a question that needs answering. Riddles frequently rhyme, but this is not a requirement.
Riddle me this riddle me that.
There are two brothers.
One is much bigger than the other.
The smaller brother follows the big brother around 365 days a year
Who are we?
HintGo outside and look up
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Answer
The sun and the moon.
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Comments
IMCUL4E   
Mar 04, 2005
| OMG! waaaay too easy. |
Weezy105
Mar 07, 2005
| Dude I see monkey poop. |
ZOE5639   
Mar 08, 2005
| Very Easy although I had 2 answers and they both work. The correct answer an dThe little hand and the big hand of the clocks also works. |
wildmistyblue 
Mar 09, 2005
| It was easy I didn't think about the clock's hands though. Nice job  |
rac76
Mar 09, 2005
| cute and simple..not much of a challenge.. |
lilbutt 
Mar 10, 2005
| The moon goes around the sun, not follows it. I thought the big and little hand also but dimissed it because sometimes the little brother leads the big brother. So neither answers work for me and now I'm disappointed. |
katiebeth123 
Mar 10, 2005
| well DAHHHHHHHH fricken easy |
saraclyburn
Mar 17, 2005
| Usually the moon is refered to in the female. It wasn't a bad riddle, but not necessarily great, either. |
MrGoodKitty
Mar 18, 2005
| From Earth the moon may appear to follow the sun. On the other hand, from Earth the moon and sun appear to be the same size. I thought the brothers may have been the Earth and moon. Both are thought to be formed of the same group of matter, and the moon (in a way) follows the earth around the sun.
Good effort. |
froggygg   
Mar 20, 2005
| Talk about feeling dumb...I've never heard of the sun and moon being masculine in nature-except the man in the moon. Of course when you think about it they do both have a few things in common with the male gender!  |
madgurl31  
Mar 21, 2005
| all i have to say is " what the heck!" |
norcekri  
May 15, 2005
| I'll certainly buy the two being called "brothers" -- that's part of "riddle language".
However, the moon does *not* follow the sun around all year. As your hint suggests, just look up. The moon follows the sun half the time (waxing) and leads it the other half (waning).
My answer for this is the north polar constellations, Ursa Major and Ursa Minor. |
littlestud   
Jul 05, 2007
| how boring so so easy  |
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