Patio: Stage 4

Two Opposite Ends
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A Full moon	My presence at night may inspire some fear; when I have arrived, the werewolves may appear
2	A Castle	I'm a fortified dwelling which royalty owns, made by the stacking of thousands of stones
3	2 Crossed swords	We're the crossing of killers escaped from their sheaths, battling in blue while surrounded by leaves
4	A Mirror	Written on paper and placed before me, a lower case 'q' would appear as a 'p'
5	A Coffee mug	Someone's day will be spent feeling much less awake, for my contents and I have been left by mistake
6	A Shooting star	Over head in the night, I'm a fast moving find; a cosimc rock leaving a trail behind
7	A Frog	I swam as a tadpole and leapt ever since; until smooched by a princess I won't be a prince
8	A Teddy bear	I'm a camper's scourge miniaturized to delight, keeping warn at the sides of all children by night
9	A Shovel	I'm likely revealer of treasure and bones; a tool every gardener and gravedigger owns
10	A Unicorn	I was destined for war from the day I was born, for I best lead the charge with my singular horn
11	A Shoe	You might go for a stroll, once I'm matched with my twin; I have only room for a lone foot within
12	A Watering can	I'm frequently filled in the absence of rain; a flower's well-being is what I maintain
13	A Broken bone	My mending would best be assisted by cast, but I'll not likely heal since my owner has passed
14	A King on a horseback	I'm a jockey's reined ride with a royal on back; his sword drawn and raised, we're prepared to attack
15	A Planter decorated with birds	uniquely covered by fliers in gold, it;s a system of roots that within me I hold
16	A Cat	After chasing a mouse or a bird from its nest, I'm lounging abot for a much needed rest
17	A Buring candle	Since the burning day sun has now made its retreat, alone I remain to provide light and heat
18	A Windmill	Standing tall with quadruple sails, I capture wind without fail
19	A Catapult	I throw stones that fly across entire fields. land and then smash through foe's armor and shields
20	A Skull with 3 eyes sockets	If my vision were poor before eternal rest, a trio of monocles may have worked best

Composer Closet: Stage 4

Two Opposite Ends
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A Gift with a bow	Wrapped in striped paper with golden bow tied, I hold a tiny mysterious object inside
2	A Letter	I'm an earlier form of an email or fax; words written and folded, then sealed with wax
3	A Microscope	Despite your weak eyes,just look into me, and even the smallest of cells shall you see
4	A half of an Apple	An etched, wooden half of an orchard's red yield, my once hidden trio of seeds are revealed
5	A Bell	I ought be installed in a tiny church tower; I'm a miniature clone of what should sound each hour
6	A Small top hat	When magicians need props, I may heed the call, assuming the rabbit pulled from me is small
7	A Scroll with a blue ribbin	I'm a decree or note, not folded, but rolled, and tied with a color symbolic of water or cold
8	A Saddle shoe	An ivory and brown stylish cover for feel. I'm a leather good named for a horse rider's seat
9	A Dragon	With fire in my belly, I'm painted in red; a serpent that fills all brave warriors with dread
10	An Empty Hanger	Though I'm meant to keep clothes free of wrinkles and dirt, I've yet to be dressed with a coat or a shirt
11	A Dog and Moon	We're the night's crooked smile and a lovable face; a chaser of cats and an object from space
12	A Ceramic cat	A reason your clothes may be covered in hair; I watch from above with my golden eyed stare
13	A Phonograph	With my needle on wax, I will begin to play, singing out songs recorded on an earlier day
14	A Baby Bottle	When mom's not around, it must be agreed, I'm the second best choice when there's babies to feed
15	A Box of coins	The value of my contents have quite a range; they vary from one to fifty cent change
16	A Skull	In the place where I once had a torso and feet, there now stands an object for keeping a beat
17	A Hanger with a fish design	I'm stuck to hook, but this time I'm not caught; I'm a fixture on that which holds clothing you've bought
18	A Fur coat	I'm made from a fox, a beaver or hare, to keep ladies warm in the cold winter air
19	A Stack of 4 books	Vertically stacked, we make two sets of twins; a group in which stories both end and begin
20	A Man holding a globe	An island, Ocean and continent holder, I carry the weight of the world on my shoulders

Theater: Stage 4

Two Opposite Ends
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	An Apple	I'm sailing seas but grown on shore, a juicy snack with seeds at the core
2	A Box of wigs	Disguising your locks is our greates strength, covering with new color, style and length
3	A Peace sign	To war, I'm pacifist's retort; a protest sign on dock support
4	A Boomerange	Carved from wood, down-under grown, I shall return when ably thrown
5	A Gray Cat	On dwelling's pitch I've taken a seat, and pused to clean my ashen feet
6	A Baseball bat	Amidst the planks of seaside walls, I'm a spotsman's stick for striking balls
7	A Bone	The core of limb on what has a mast. I'm what when broken, needs a cast
8	A Cherub with missing wings	A childlike figure at tragedy's height, unlike my mirrored twin I'm not ready for flight
9	A Paint bush	Coated in Pink, I'm what's used if you plan to transfer a color to walls from a can
10	A Doll in a dress	I'm the prettiest pal a young girl may possess, with my porcelain face and my ruffling dress
11	A Stocking	In pair I might be worn on feet; at christmas hung and filled with treats
12	A Black cat	Above the orange and below the gray, I'm the darkest and least lucky stray
13	A Sailboat	Though built to float, It seems I sink; may sails seen here within what animals drink
14	A Fox shield	Above the chest and below the bow, my grassy face stops swordsmen's blows
15	A Devil doll	A monster from climates much hotter than mild, I'm a stuffed and most sinister toy for a child
16	A Crate of customes	Labeled without , my contents won't surprise, for it's clear that I keep a full body disguise
17	A Chimney	On homes I'm an essential piece; an indoor fire's smoke release
18	A Boarded window	I'm a cut-out hole you can't see through, for I've boards obstructing the outside view
19	A Crate of Make up	Worn often by ladies for nights on the town, we're the colorful spread on the mug of a clown
20	A Gold Necklace	Between two perches for pirates' parrots, I'm a glistening treasure of many karats

Hallway: Stage 4

Two Opposite Ends
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A Hand	No matter who's lost me, I'm sure to be missed, for it's tough to use an arm endig at the wrist
2	A Mob & Bucket	When the floor has been polished to a shimmering sheen, we're the items most likely to have kept it clean
3	A Trio of Rabbits	In the dangerous woods, we keep near one another; two lengthy-eared babies and protective mother
4	A Letter 'K'	A Warrior's created when I'm added to 'night'; you'll find me just once in a 'keyring' or 'kite'
5	Francis	The place where I sit is where I rightly belong, for I love nothing more than composing a song
6	A Apple on the floor	Upon the room's floor is a strange place for me, since I seemingly came from the wall mural's tree
7	The Nuber '8'	I'm a number three more than a foot's toes, inlaid in wood like two connceting O's
8	A Cat	That I'm searching for rodents is quite a safe bet; I'm collared and clearly well cared for pet
9	A Serving Tray	When pausing from pounding on keys white and blac, I'm where Francis can look for a refreshing snack
10	A Lightening Bolt	The edge of a saw and I look much alike, But in a rain storm I'm the one who would strike
11	A Sun	I fall in the evening and in morning I rise; if by day you look up, I'm the fire of the skies
12	A Chess Board	You'll find me inlaid in a wood tile frame; the blakc and white board for a stragetic game
13	Maria	At Francis' side, I'll listen a while; enjoying the melodies which make him smile
14	A Book marked with a tree	I should be on the shelf with my literary kin, but Iay on the ground, my tree tales within
15	A Numeral 4	Made of a 'V' and a line perfectly straight, I amount to the value that is half of eight

Dinning Hall: Stage 4

Two Opposite Ends
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A statue of a cat with a key	I'd be greatly feared if a man were a mouse, for I hold what is needed to access his house
2	The mural's Sun	Over forests and fields where animals graze, I'm what dimly shines through the sky's murky haze
3	A burning Tower	I reach toward the sky and by fire I'm crowned; if not thoroughly soaked, I may fall to the ground
4	A blue candle	I'm , but soon Iclearly mismatched amidst towers of white will burn and then vanish from sight
5	A cream pitcher	During each morning's meal, my handle's often gripped; I lighten one's coffee whenever I'm tipped
6	Two crossed swords	We've met in a battle not yet won or lost; we've blocked our twin's swings and we've found ourselves crossed
7	A Serving dish	I've a diamond confined within one of my 4 quarters; its commonly covered by find diners' orders
8	A king statue	I'm standing my ground below arc of the night, but a seat on the throne is my ultimate right
9	A Sealed letter	I'm received at the end of a courier's trip; my subject is revealed with an opening rip
10	An angle statue	Under an angeled 'X', watching with seers of gold, my wings are too rigid to ever unfold
11	A Spoon	I effectively aid the consumption of soup; while my partners bear blades or pronges, I bear a scoop
12	A stone rose	I'm what changes hands at the start of a date; a freshly picked gift of unusually great weight
13	A Windmill	My rotating top's a provider of power, outputting the most in the breeziest hours
14	A lion emblem	On a medieval swordsman who's protected best, I roar in defiance of strikes to his chest
15	A Hunter	I'm a seeker of foxes, of boar and of deer; to be set in my sights is an end they most fear
16	A sailin ship	Helmed by a captain who dares to explore, over oceans I travel to far away shores
17	A Plate marked with a fish	My function's to bring what a dinner guest craves; my design's the most likely to thrive under waves
18	A 'RIP' Grave Stone	To tear paper's a meaning for what's on my face, but it's meant as a wish for who lies in this place
19	A Moon	When darkness descends, my domain is the skies; I'm a sign over a monarch with emerald eyes
20	A Stain in the Carpet	I'm what happens when fluid and fibers collide; an unsightly mark where dropped liquids have dried