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Disney

Guess Movie from Scene

Women in Sports

Who do they play for?

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Vocab

100

What is the name of the main characters in Toy Story

A. Woody and Buzz Lightyear

B. Lilo and Stitch

C. Sully and Mike Wazowski

D. Eeyore and Tigger

A. Woody and Buzz Lightyear

100

What is the name of this movie?

A. Barbie

B. Harley Quinn

C. Oppenheimer

D. Legally Blonde

A. Barbie

100

Who is not a tennis player?

A. Coco Gauff

B. Paige Bueckers

C. Serena Williams

D. Venus Williams

B. Paige Bueckers

100

Who did this person play for?

A. Boston Celticsa

B. Philadelphia 76ers

C. Los Angeles Lakers

D. Miami Heat

C. Los Angeles Lakers

100

What does ESB stand for?

A. Enterprise Service Bus

B. Effective Sample Base

C. Economic Services Bureau

D. Entrepreneurship and Small Business

200

Who is not a Tinkerbell character?

A. Periwinkle

B. Rosetta

C. Terrence

D. Luna

200

What is the name of this movie?

A. Mean girls

B. The Notebook

C. Emily in Paris

D. (500) Days of Summer

B. The Notebook

200

Who won the 2023 US Open?

A. Serena Williams

B. Coco Gauff

C. Aryna Sabalenka

D. Naomi Osaka

B. Coco Gauff

200

Who does this person play for?

A. Miami Dolphins

B. Buffalo Bills

C. Cleveland Browns

D. Houston Texans

A. Miami Dolphins

200

What does Entrepreneur mean?

A. An individual who aspires to start and run a successful business.

B. An individual who purchases goods and services from a business.

C. An individual who plans to buy a business.

D. An individual who manages the money spent of a business.

A. An individual who aspires to start and run a successful business.

300

Which of these movies did not get a sequel?

A. Cinderella

B. Brother Bear

C. Robin Hood

D. Aladdin

C. Robin Hood

300

What is the name of this movie?

A. The Color Purple

B. Love and Basketball

C. Waves

D. Hidden Figures

300

Which athlete plays for Chicago Sky?

A. Angel Reese

B. Brittney Griner

C. Caitlin Clark

D. Lucy Oslen

A. Angel Reese

300

Who does this person play for?

A. Miami Dolphins

B. San Francisco 49ers

C. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

D. New England Patriots

B. San Francisco 49ers

300

What is Value Proposition?

A. Business that is owned by a singular person

B. Business prices that are likely to be successful

C. Benefits customers can expect from your product or service.

D. Benefits that are equally shared among the top employers only

C. Benefits customers can expect from your product or service.

400

Who is Princess Tiana based off of?

A. Leah Chase

B. Anika Noni Rose

C. Beyoncé

D. Jennifer Hudson

A. Leah Chase

400

What is the name of this movie?

A. A Wrinkle In Time

B. Euphoria

C. Guardians of the Galaxy

D. Wanda-Vision

A. A Wrinkle in Time

400

Which country won the women's pole vault in the 2024 Olympics?

A. United States

B. Canada

C. Australia

D. France

C. Australia

400

Who do they play for?

A. Toronto Raptors

B. Chicago Bulls

C. Cleveland Cavaliers

D. Miami Heat

A. Toronto Raptors

400

What is an Angel Investor?

A. An individual who invests in stocks that appear to be trading for less than their original value.

B. An individual who invests in start-up companies with high growth potential in exchange for a share of ownership.

C. An individual who invests on securities that mirror stock market indexes.

D. An individual who chooses to build and manage their own portfolio.

B. An individual who invests in start-up companies with high growth potential in exchange for a share of ownership.

500

What is the name of the elephants in Winnie the Pooh?

A. Snooties

B. Eeyores

C. Heffalumps

D. Snuffaguss'

C. Heffalump

500

What is the name of this movie?

A. The Proposal

B. Uptown Girls

C. Clueless

D. Just Married

B. Uptown Girls

500

What was the first women's sport in the Olympics?

A. Basketball

B. Volleyball

C. Gymnastics

D. Sailing

500

Who do they play for?

A. Carolina Panthers

B. Seattle Seahawks

C. Detriot Lions

D. Denver Broncos

500

What is the Break-Even Formula?

A. A formula used for calculating the point of costs associated with producing and selling services at a constant rate. (Total income - cost of goods sold)

B. A formula used for calculating the point of a business where they neither make a profit or a loss. (Costs x desired profit margin) + costs

C. A formula used for calculating the point of costs associated with producing and selling services at a constant rate. (Total income - cost of goods - expenses)

D. A formula used for calculating the point of a business where they neither make a profit or a loss. (Fixed Costs/Contribution Margin)