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Question 552: What creature doesn't crow but is still called a chicken?
Answer: A chick
Question 553: What creature jumps, climbs, and is covered in fur, often making mischief?
Answer: A monkey
Question 554: What humble flower stays loyal, the beloved of many couples? With soft petals of vibrant blue, it dispels all doubts in tender hearts.
Answer: The Forget-Me-Not flower
Question 555: What grows bigger as it gets smaller?
Answer: A crab
Question 556: What gets hollowed then filled, filled then hollowed? What is it?
Answer: A clay pot
Question 557: Breaking enemy's strongholds, repaying royal favor. Raising the banner of six letters, contributing to fighting against the Mongols? Who is it?
Answer: Trần Quốc Toản
Question 558: A worker too, yet covered in grime inside and out. Who is it?
Answer: A mechanic
Question 559: A tree without branches, just a few strands of hair swaying on either side. What tree is it?
Answer: A cornstalk
Question 560: What market suffers, seeks paths of purple forgetfulness?
Answer: Kinh Bridge Market
Question 561: My skin fair and smooth, yet plagued with pimples from the fire's heat. My face round and lovely. What am I, a plant grown in our village?
Answer: Rice paper
Question 562: A father black, a mother white. Their newborn, what color teeth might they have?
Answer: They have no teeth yet
Question 563: With spring's arrival, each mentions its name. On the thirtieth eve of Tet, it graces the altar. What is it?
Answer: Apricot blossoms
Question 564: Neither sky nor moon. Everyone goes to sleep, leaving me alone. Can you guess what I am?
Answer: Nighttime
Question 565: What fruit dangles high above, eaten by crows, promising to repay with gold?
Answer: Mango
Question 566: Round head, slender body. Grasp the head, twist the neck, and tears flow in two lines. What am I?
Answer: A ballpoint pen
Question 567: What pastry suffers pain within itself? Squeezed from both sides, its head cracks, its arms break?
Answer: A Chinese doughnut
Question 568: Sister, white sands and golden seas. Today, crimson hues everywhere. What sea is this?
Answer: The Red Sea
Question 569: What creature is useless alive but useful dead?
Answer: A silkworm
Question 570: Only one day in a year. Relatives gather, near or far, all joyful. What is it?
Answer: New Year's Day
Question 571: What word do 100% of Vietnamese people pronounce incorrectly?
Answer: Incorrectly
Question 572: What always lies ahead of you but you never see?
Answer: The future
Question 573: Lost in solitude, only itself. No spouse, no child, a desolate family. What is it?
Answer: Durian fruit
Question 574: Guess what, when you use it, you throw it away, when you don't use it, you take it back?
Answer: An anchor
Question 575: What market bites its own tail?
Answer: Rạch Kiến Market
Question 576: What belongs to you but others use more than you do?
Answer: Your name
Question 577: A tree that doesn't feed itself. Falls to the ground, it dies; stays on the branch, it thrives. What tree is it?
Answer: Parasitic plant
Question 578: What cake isn't crispy nor crunchy. Comes along on the Mid-Autumn Festival during the full moon night of August?
Answer: Mooncake
Question 579: At first sound, you'd think I'm a name. A green plant floating on ponds? What am I?
Answer: Water fern cake
Question 580: Kings call their lovers Beloved, Queen... What does a king call his wife?
Answer: Mouth
Question 581: A fruit crowded with thorns. No matter where it hides, it exudes a fragrant scent. What fruit is it?
Answer: Durian fruit
Question 582: The second declaration of independence. The Great Proclamation, whose is it?
Answer: Nguyễn Trãi
Question 583: I travel the world yet stay in one place. Who am I?
Answer: Postage stamp
Question 584: The first declaration of independence. Who created the Cầu River Line, defeating the Song?
Answer: Lý Thường Kiệt
Question 585: What market sings folk songs?
Answer: Phước Lý Market
Question 586: A companion of iron and steel for years. Hotter than a thousand degrees, torn yet mended instantly? What profession?
Answer: Welder
Question 587: What market peacefully conducts business?
Answer: Biên Hòa Market
Question 588: Who, when the morning sun shines, and the afternoon rain falls, embraces hardship with resilience? Can you guess?
Answer: Orange tree
Question 589: Where on Earth are there only boys and no girls?
Answer: Underwater
Question 590: Chop off its head, peel its skin, bones white like a ghost. Inhale, exhale. Praised for its sweetness? What plant?
Answer: Sugarcane
Question 591: Shrimp head, yet also shrimp. Used as bait to catch shrimp, what creature?
Answer: Krill
Question 592: Outside grilled, inside eaten raw. What is it?
Answer: Corn
Question 593: Resembling bamboo in the field. Buffaloes find it bland, humans find it delicious. What plant?
Answer: Sugarcane
Question 594: Mother cow underground, incubating round eggs. No hatching of offspring, only tubers abound? What is it?
Answer: Sweet potato vine
Question 595: Which fruit embraces sorrow? Each with its own trouble, who is more troubled than whom?
Answer: Durian fruit
Question 596: Not an elephant, yet has a trunk. In heat or cold, I always welcome you. Can you guess what it is?
Answer: Water heater
Question 597: Despite an ordinary face, with extraordinary talents and vast knowledge, hardly anyone can compare. Elevated to high positions, praised throughout generations. Who is it?
Answer: Mạc Đỉnh Chi
Question 598: Round like a betel leaf, falls into the pond, head wet, tail dry? Can you guess what it is?
Answer: Spoon
Question 599: Spring is nowhere to be found, yet when summer comes, it saddens people. What is it?
Answer: Cicada
Question 600: Emerging from the green water, reaching out to bask in the rosy sunlight. Blossoming to beautify life. Even the enemies tremble at its name. Can you guess the tree?
Answer: Gunflower tree
In this way, we have provided you with the latest 50 answers from question 551 to question 600, surpassing 600 questions which was truly challenging but delightful as we gained much useful knowledge, right? Feel free to download the game 'Cross the River' to play in your free time.
