Batman and the Riddler's Challenges

Batman confronts the Riddler, demanding to know the location of bombs. The Riddler challenges Batman with a riddle, threatening Gotham's safety. Max interrupts with another riddle, leading to a discussion about the origins of these riddles. The Riddler expresses his loneliness and frustration with Batman, who counters by labeling him a terrorist.

What does the Riddler promise to reveal if Batman answers the riddle correctly?

• A hidden treasure

• The location of the bombs

• His true identity

• The secret to his riddles

What is the answer to the Riddler's first riddle: 'I have cities, but no houses. I have mountains, but no trees. I have water, but no fish. What am I?'

• A desert

• A map

• A dream

• A puzzle

What does Max claim to be doing during the Riddler's challenge?

• Distracting the Riddler

• Introducing himself

• Solving the riddle

• Helping Batman

What does the Riddler accuse Batman of doing to solve the riddles?

• Bribing the Riddler

• Using a secret gadget

• Asking Robin for help

• Googling the answers

What does Batman highlight as a challenge in dealing with the Riddler's threats?

• The complexity of the riddles

• The Riddler's unpredictable nature

• The difficulty of wearing a costume

• The challenge of finding the bombs

How does the Riddler describe his social interactions?

• Rare and important

• Nonexistent

• Frequent and enjoyable

• Overwhelming

What justification does Batman give for his actions against the Riddler?

• The Riddler's criminal behavior

• The Riddler's loneliness

• The need to save Gotham

• His own personal vendetta