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How do you like the Riddles?

What can travel without moving? Time What has a lock but no key? A diary What has a bed but never sleeps? A river What comes down but never goes up? Rain What has teeth but doesn’t bite? A comb What has keys but can’t type? A piano What is always behind you but can’t be seen? The past What has one eye but can’t see? A needle What can fill a room without taking space? Light What is black when clean and white when dirty? A chalkboard What has an eye but cannot cry? A needle What can run but never walks? Water What has a face but no mouth? A clock What is easy to lift but hard to throw? A feather What can you hear but not see or touch? Sound What has a foot but no legs? A mountain What has a ring but no bell? A phone What breaks when you say it? Silence What has keys but opens no doors? A keyboard What gets wetter the more it dries? A towel What has words but never speaks? A book

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A recent study reveals that people who consistently listen to music have a nearly 40% lower risk of developing dementia. Music engages multiple areas of the brain, stimulating memory, attention, and emotional processing, which may help keep neural networks active and resilient over time. Regular exposure to music appears to support cognitive function by enhancing brain plasticity and strengthening connections between neurons. Whether it’s classical, jazz, or your favourite playlist, listening daily can provide a simple, enjoyable way to maintain brain health and potentially delay cognitive decline. Beyond memory, music also reduces stress, improves mood, and boosts overall mental wellbeing, making it a holistic tool for brain and emotional health. Incorporating music into your daily routine could be one of the easiest and most enjoyable ways to support lifelong cognitive function.

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