Silly Questions
The logo of this brand depicts an arm and a hammer
Arm & Hammer
Don’t be shy—of Disney’s 7 dwarfs; he‘s alphabetically first.
Bashful
A tire that has lost its air
Flat
Beefsteak is an often misshapen but delicious type of this.
Tomato
1 fish 2 fish red fish blue fish. Black fish blue fish [blank] fish new fish.
Old
Canada’s Swan River empties into this lake.
Swan Lake
Reed instruments like the clarinet and English horn belong to this family of orchestral instruments.
Woodwinds
Those wacky Brits use this 4-letter word to mean ‘apartment’.
Flat
The fuzzy fruit is named for a New Zealand bird.
Kiwi
I am Sam. Sam I am. Do you like…
Green eggs and ham
This sea lies to the North of Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany.
North Sea
One study said this alliterative act of putting the same chip back into the guacamole really does transfer bacteria.
Double-Dipping
It‘s the equivalent of a door on a tent.
Flap
The heaviest of one of these on record weighed 4 pounds and 13oz; that’s a lot of guacamole.
Avocado
…But the Grinch who lived just north of [blank] did not.
Whoville
Traditionally, use 2oz of gin, 5oz of tonic water, & 1 lime wedge to make this drink.
Gin & Tonic
It is said that you can get rid of bad energy & unwanted spirits in your home by smudging or burning this wise herb.
Sage
The bottom of a sleeve.
Cuff
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
Kale
On the fifteenth of May in the Jungle of Nool, [blank] heard a small noise.
Horton
Leonardo da Vinci was born near this small Tuscan town in 1519.
Vinci
While shooting Troy, Brad Pitt injured this body part named for the character he was playing at the time.
Achilles Tendon
It’s the comfortable-sounding name for the fuzzy item that a teapot can be placed on.
Cozy
Prunus Cerasus is the botanical name for the sour type of this popular pie fruit.
Cherry
Now the star-belly [blank] had bellies with stars. The plain-belly [blank] had none upon thars.
Sneeches