Tools & Cars
Makeup
Disney Movies
Vines
Basketball
100

This tool has a heavy metal head and is used to hit nails.

Hammer.

100

This product is applied to add color to lips.

Lipstick.

100

What Disney movie features a house lifted by thousands of balloons?

Up

100

"What's 9 +10? ___"

"21"

100

How high is an official basketball hoop from the floor to the rim?

10 feet

200

This tool has a long metal blade with sharp teeth used to cut wood.

Saw

200

This product is used to help lift the lashes to make them curl upward.

Eyelash curler.

200

What movie features a young girl whose emotions named Joy, Sadness, and Anger live inside her head?

Inside Out

200

"Road work ahead __________"

"I sure hope it does."

200

What shape is the backboard behind the basket?

A rectangle.

300

This tool is used to turn screws with a matching slotted or cross head.

Screwdriver

300

This product is applied before foundation to help makeup last longer and create a smooth base.

Primer

300

What movie has a young lion named Simba who tries to reclaim his kingdom?

The Lion King.

300

"Look at all those _____"

"Chickens!"

300

What is the name of the line that divides the court into two halves?

The half-court line.

400

This tool has two metal jaws used to grip, bend, or pull things.

Pliers

400

This makeup product reflects light to emphasize the points of the face.

Highlighter

400

What movie features a Hawaiian girl who adopts a blue alien?

Lilo & Stitch

400

"I smell like ___"

beef

400

How many points is a shot worth if you shoot it from behind the big curved arc?

3 points

500

This heavy, wheeled hydraulic tool is rolled under a car's frame to lift it off the ground. 

Floor Jack

500

This product is used to keep makeup in place for hours and is usually the last step in a makeup routine. 

Setting Spray

500

In Finding Nemo, this address helps Marlin find his son...

42 Wallaby Way, Sydney

500
"Back at it again with the _____"

"white vans"

500

This violation occurs when a player takes too many steps without dribbling?

This is called traveling. 

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