Solution:

The answer to the riddle is "coffee."

"I can roast, yet I'm not turkey": Coffee beans are roasted to create the flavorful coffee we drink, but this line emphasizes that despite being roastable, it's not a turkey being referred to.

"Grindable, but not pepper, quirky": Coffee beans are commonly ground to make coffee grounds, similar to how pepper is ground for seasoning. The line adds a playful twist by mentioning that it's not referring to pepper.

"Pressing's an option, no button's plea": This refers to the process of making coffee using a French press, where coffee grounds are steeped in hot water and then pressed down. It clarifies that while pressing is involved, it's not about pressing a button.

"Brewing's my game, not beer, agree?": Coffee is brewed to make the beverage we enjoy, but here it clarifies that it's not referring to brewing beer.

"A bean, not magic, plain to see": Coffee comes from coffee beans, but the riddle emphasizes that despite being a bean, it's not magical in nature.

Solution:

A dictionary

Solution:

Leftmost Girl

Jacob observed the leftmost girl closely and noticed that she had sweat on her face. Ghosts do not sweat, so he made the correct choice. The leftmost girl was not a ghost, and she safely accompanied Jacob home.

Solution:

The mistake is marked below.

Solution:

An Echo

An echo is a reflection of sound waves. It "speaks" because it repeats the sound it hears without having an actual mouth to produce sounds. It "hears" because it listens to the original sound and then reflects it back. It has no physical body because it is just a sound wave traveling through the air. When the wind carries sound waves, the echo is "brought to life" as it reflects and repeats the sound, making it seem as though it has come alive with the wind.

Solution:

To work on their poker-face muscle.

Solution:

The answer to the riddle is a dwarf.

Dwarves are mythical creatures often depicted as skilled craftsmen who live underground, mining for precious metals and gems, and forging magnificent treasures with their trusty hammers. They are known for their love of darkness and the hidden beauty they unearth from the depths of the earth.

Solution:

Two reasons:
It needed some help with boundary issues.
it couldn't handle being hit for six all the time.

Solution:

2 Hours

Lets consider the garden breadth as "B" and its length as "2B". The man starts from one end of the breadth, while the snake starts from one end of the length.

The man covers 60 cm in an hour, and the snake covers 30 cm in an hour.

To find the time "T" when the man catches the snake, we equate the distances they both cover.

Man distance: 60T (60 cm/hour * T hours)
Snake distance: 30T (30 cm/hour * T hours)

Since the man catches the snake when they meet at the same point, the distance covered by both will be equal.

Equation: 60T = 30T

Solving for "T":
60T - 30T = 0
30T = 0
T = 2

So, the man catches the snake after 2 hours.

Solution:

Popcorn