ANIMAL EXPRESSIONS
TIME FLIES
SMOOTHIE MIX
DOUBLE MEANINGS
THE "WHEEL" DEAL
100

A person who imitates someone else's work, ideas, or style instead of creating their own is often called this feline term.

What is a copycat?

100

Many people set this bedside device before going to sleep so they'll wake up on time.

What is an alarm clock?

100

Monkeys are often associated with this long, curved yellow fruit, which is rich in potassium.

What is a banana?

100

The long nose of an elephant—or— the storage compartment in the back of many cars.

What is a trunk?

100

Drivers turn this circular control inside a vehicle to guide the direction of the car.

What is a steering wheel?

200

Someone who is constantly working or keeping occupied may be described with this buzzing insect-inspired expression.

What is a busy bee?

200

Birthdays, holidays, and appointments are all recorded on this tracking tool, whether it's hanging on a wall or displayed on a smartphone

What is a calendar?

200

Popeye believed eating this leafy green gave him extra strength.

What is spinach?

200

The season that follows winter—or— a tightly coiled piece of metal

What is a spring?

200

This one-wheeled garden tool helps move soil, plants, and other heavy materials.

What is a wheelbarrow?

300

Originally an equestrian racing term, it describes a person or team that unexpectedly succeeds despite not being favored to win.

What is a dark horse?

300

Sand slowly flows from the top to the bottom of this old-fashioned timekeeping device sometimes used in board games.

What is an hourglass?

300

Each spring, Plant City celebrates this sweet red fruit with a festival featuring shortcake, rides, and live entertainment.

What are strawberries?

300

The inner part of your hand—or— a tropical tree known for coconuts and dates.

What is a palm?

300

This giant amusement park attraction carries riders in rotating seats high above the ground for a scenic view.

What is a ferris wheel?

400

Someone who prefers staying awake late into the evening and working after dark might be called this bird term

What is a night owl?

400

Coaches, referees, and race officials often use this handheld timer to measure how long a race or event takes.

What is a stopwatch?

400

Maine is a leading producer of these fruits, which are named for their color and called a "superfood" because they're rich in antioxidants.

What are blueberries?

400

A marine mammal that spends time on land and in water—or— the act of closing an envelope or container tightly.

What is a seal?

400

This iconic game show features contestants guessing letters and watching Vanna White reveal the answers on the puzzle board

What is Wheel of Fortune?

500

Named after a large, toothy reptile, this phrase describes fake sadness that is only being shown for appearance.

What are crocodile tears?

500

Long before clocks and watches, this outdoor device used the sun's shadow cast by a pointer to tell the time.

What is a sundial?

500

Many people add this nutrient, often in the form of whey powder, to smoothies to help support muscle growth and recovery after exercise.

What is protein?

500

Something that belongs to you —or— a place where workers dig underground to collect coal.

What is mine?

500

Mattel introduced these tiny die-cast cars in 1968, creating a toy brand known for racing tracks, loops, and collectible models.

What are Hot Wheels?

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