Ernest
What is my nickname?
Heaven
What is Popeye’s favorite food that makes him stronger?
Spinach
Who are the two people that was involved in a rap beef back in 2024?
Kendrick Lamar and Drake
A short meeting to discuss a child's growth
PTC/Parent Teacher's Conference
Complete the phrase
"In for a penny..______"
In for a Dime.
What is Ernest's Middle name?
Pelaez
What is the title of the Show wherein these lyrics can be found?
We're going on a trip, In our favorite rocket ship.
Scrolling through the skies
Little Einsteins
What does OPM stands for?
A week wherein Grade 9,10,11 and 12 create booths and cater to outside students and parents to gain money
Entrepeneur Week
Whenever we play Flee The Facility, what vocal stim do we usually say?
Specifically, what do we say whenever we don't save someone
NO COMPASSION
What is Ernest's video game obsession?
YOMI, Limbus Company
What is the full name of Scooby-Doo?
Scoobert Doo
What is Ernest's music taste?
R&B
Known as interhall sports, are recreational sports organized within a particular institution usually in a school setting
Intramurals
A vocal stim that we usually say whenever we are disappointed or sad
Bruh
What would I bring to the function?
A. Cups and Utensils
B. Food
C. Drinks
D. Me, Myself and I
Who are the three sisters in The Powerpuff Girls?
Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup
“At first I was afraid, I was petrified,” is the opening lyric of what 1978 groovy Gloria Gaynor hit?
I Will Survive
When is Teachers Day?
October 5
What is my most used saying?
I'd rather not
True or False
Is my journal something I bought for myself?
False
It was given to me.
What is the name of the Avatar character that yells out
"My Cabbages!!"
Cai the Merchant
What 1993 dance craze was brought into the world by Spanish group Los del Rio?
The Macarena
What is the ceremony usually performed at Prom where the boys give the girls a flower as a gift and this word translates to "Free Gift"
En-Cadeu
This saying is one of the oldest sayings that is still being used today. Originating from the Code of Hamunabi back in 1750, it used to refer to punishing someone the same way they hurt the other person
An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth