If you are curious and like to solve puzzles, and you must be or you wouldn’t be reading this, please try my super tricky weekly riddle and cryptogram.  

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A riddle is a question that has some sort of double meaning or trick to it so it requires cleverness to answer.

Like what has four wheels and flies? Answer: A garbage truck.

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A cryptogram is a kind of word puzzle. Unlike the riddle, you don’t have to figure out the meaning or definition of the puzzle. The actual words of the answer, which is usually a quotation or phrase, are given to you—but in code. Each letter is replaced with a different letter. For example, each letter A in the original text might be replaced with an F.

 

Here is an example:

 

Puzzle:

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EDX FLR AD MJ MK EDX JAE.

 

Answer

YOU CAN DO IT IF YOU TRY.

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