I can bring you glory, but I’m not a medal. I’m often given in a ceremony. What am I?
Category: Sports · Difficulty: easy
Hint: Awarded for winning a competition.
Answer
Trophy
Explanation
A trophy is an object awarded as a prize for winning a competition, often displayed prominently by the winner.
This is an easy sports riddle — a good one for children and beginners. The answer is Trophy.
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