Color Combos
Disney Opposites
80/90s Talk
Household Items
Odd One Out
Money Money Money
100

Yellow and blue make this color.

Green


100

Above the Land

Under the Sea

100

If you wanted the latest news or info, you might ask someone for this, which came from a phone number

411

100

This household item has a face and two hands, but it can't smile, clap, or shake your hand.

Clock

100

Toy Story, Cars, , The Incredibles, Ratatouille

The Incredibles (only one where the main characters are human.)

100

This president appears on the $5 bill.

Abraham Lincoln

200

Red and blue make this color.

Purple
200

Today your princess won't go

Someday My Price Will Come

200

If you need to calm down, a friend might recommend you take one of these

Chill Pill

200

This household item has teeth but doesn't bite. It's commonly used to remove tangles from hair.

Comb

200

Mercury, Pluto, Mars, Venus 

Pluto — the others are currently classified as planets.

200

This denomination features Alexander Hamilton, who was never a U.S. president.

$10 bill

300

Green and blue combine to create this color commonly associated with tropical water

Teal

300

Twice beneath a nightmare

Once Upon a Dream

300

If someone yelled this after they told you something, they were just most likely fooling with you

Psych

300

This item can be found in most closets or sometimes laying around the house, it has a tongue back cannot talk

Shoe

300

Notre Dame, Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State, 

Notre Dame — the other three are members of the Big Ten.

300

Not a president but a Founding Father appears on the $100 bill.

Benjamin Franklin

400

Red and black combine to make this deep, dark shade of red

Burgundy

400

Daily Double

I had a Enemy in You

400

Nope not a term for being a biggie, is meant cool, stylish, or excellant

Phat

400

This household item has one eye but cannot see.

Needle

400

Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, Pocahontas

Pocahontas — the other three characters fall asleep because of magic or a curse.

400

The pyramid and the all-seeing eye on the back of the $1 bill are part of this larger symbol.

Great Seal of the United States

500

Blue and red make purple, but adding more red creates this shade

Magenta

500

Found in the Prairie

Lost in the Woods

500

If something was fake, unfair, or lousy, it might be called this

Bogus

500

This household item can have arms but no hands

Chair

500

January, March, May, June

January — the other three have 31 days

500

The back of the $2 bill features this famous painting depicting this pivotal moment in American history.

The Declaration of Independenc

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