Disney
What Disney princess fell down a hole while following a rabbit?
Alice (Alice In Wonderland)
This colorful candy, known for its slogan "Taste the Rainbow," is made up of chewy fruit-flavored pieces shaped like small, oval-shaped pieces.
Skittles
This subject involves the study of shapes, numbers, and the properties of space.
Math
This fruit is known for its bright red color and is often used to make pies, jams, and juices.
Strawberry
This animated series features a talking sponge who lives in a pineapple under the sea and has a pet snail named Gary.
SpongeBob SquarePants
This 1994 Disney animated film features a young lion named Simba and his journey to reclaim the throne.
Lion King
This chocolate bar, first introduced in 1920, features a combination of nougat, caramel, and peanuts, all covered in milk chocolate.
Snickers
This language arts subject focuses on reading, writing, and the analysis of texts.
English
This tropical fruit has a spiky green exterior and sweet, juicy yellow flesh, often associated with Hawaii.
Pineapple
This 1990s sitcom follows the lives of four pre-teens, including a boy named Arnold, who lives in a boarding house with his grandparents.
Hey Arnold!
This Disney princess is the first to be officially crowned in the franchise, known for her glass slipper and love story with Prince Charming.
Cinderella
This candy, which was first introduced in 1963, consists of tiny, colorful, sugar-coated chocolate pellets, often found in a small box.
M&M's
This subject, often studied in schools, focuses on the events, people, and societies of the past, helping us understand how the present came to be.
History
This citrus fruit is typically sour and is the main ingredient in lemonade.
Lemon
This green goop is famously poured on people during Nickelodeon’s live-action events and shows, including Double Dare.
Slime
This 2009 Pixar film is set in a house lifted by balloons and follows the adventure of an elderly man named Carl as he fulfills his late wife’s dream of visiting Paradise Falls.
UP
This chewy, fruit-flavored candy brand is famous for its stretchy, long ropes, and is often sold in a variety of flavors like strawberry, cherry, and grape.
Twizzlers
This type of test, often used in schools, is designed to assess a student's knowledge in a specific subject area and is usually given at the end of a course.
Final Exam
This fruit is known for its small, round, and green or red varieties, often eaten as a snack or used in salads.
Grape
This 2001 animated series follows a group of talking babies and their adventures, led by the curious and brave Tommy Pickles.
RugRats
This 1940 animated film features the story of a wooden puppet who dreams of becoming a real boy, with guidance from his conscience, a cricket named Jiminy.
Pinocchio
This iconic candy, first introduced in 1932, features a combination of chocolate, caramel, and peanuts, and is famous for its tagline, “Eat a [this], you’ll feel better.”
Milky Way
This annual event in many schools celebrates the end of high school and includes a ceremony where students receive their diplomas.
Graduation
Native to Central and South America, this fruit has a rough green skin and creamy, sweet flesh often used in desserts and smoothies. It’s sometimes called the “alligator pear.”
Avacado
This animated series, created by Butch Hartman, became the longest-running Nickelodeon show in history, airing from 2001 to 2018, and follows the lives of two siblings who have fairy godparents.
The Fairly OddParents