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With many keys but cannot open a single lock

A keyboard

Why this works

This riddle plays on the word "keys," which can refer to both the physical keys found on a keyboard and the keys used to unlock doors. A keyboard has many keys that you press to type letters, numbers, and symbols, but none of them are designed to open locks like traditional keys. This clever twist highlights how everyday language can have multiple meanings, leading to a fun and surprising conclusion!

Common Wrong Answers

“A piano”

While a piano has many keys, it is designed to produce music rather than to serve any function related to opening locks.

“A map”

A map contains symbols and legends that guide navigation but does not have 'keys' in the sense of physical keys meant to unlock anything.

“A treasure chest”

A treasure chest is specifically designed to be locked and unlocked, contradicting the riddle's premise of having keys without being able to open locks.

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