What measures out time until in time all is smashed to it?

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What kin is that child to it’s father who is not it’s father’s own son?

You can feel me but, I can’t feel you. I can uproot trees and tear roofs off their houses. Yet, I can make a Baby sleep and be gentle. I can howl and whisper. I can spread and stop fires. I can toss boats and help them glide too. What am I?

How do caterpillars swim laps?

What can you blow up and keep intact?

Which word that begins with the letter I, and by adding the letter A, becomes another word that is pronounced the same?

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What measures out time until in time all is smashed to it?

Answer: sand

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What kin is that child to it’s father who is not it’s father’s own son?

Answer: His daughter.

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His daughter.

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You can feel me but, I can’t feel you. I can uproot trees and tear roofs off their houses. Yet, I can make a Baby sleep and be gentle. I can howl and whisper. I can spread and stop fires. I can toss boats and help them glide too. What am I?

Answer: I am the wind.

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I am the wind.

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How do caterpillars swim laps?

Answer: They do the butterfly.

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They do the butterfly.

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What can you blow up and keep intact?

Answer: balloon

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Which word that begins with the letter I, and by adding the letter A, becomes another word that is pronounced the same?

Answer: Isle and Aisle.

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Isle and Aisle.

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