Help Me!
High Five
Sweep it under the rug
I'll do it later
Where are my glasses
100

What do you do when you see a stop sign

You stop

100

What do you "usually" do when meeting someone new

Give a hand shake

100
Which part of a rug curls upward 

The corner 

100

What treat was accidentally invented from being left out in the open and was frozen overnight

A popsicle 

100

What does it mean to have 20/20 vision

You have good eyesight

200

Do people die more from car crashes or drowning

People die more from car crashes

200

Sigh language is used to communicate with people who are...

Death 

200

What can be found under a rug

Crumbs, dead bugs, and dust 

200

You come home, and you have to walk the dog, vacuum the floors, and do your homework. After finishing your homework and vacuuming the floors, you now need to...

Walk the dog

200

What shape can glasses be

Circle, square, half circle 

300

How fast can you drive in a school zone

~25mph
300

Which sport involves punching someone

Boxing 

300

A rug can be found in a...

Room, living room, kitchen, bathroom

300

At what age do you get a driving permit

15-17 years old

300

When you don't stop at a red light, there's a high chance of a...

Car crash

400

How high can you jump off a cliff and survive with water below you

186 feet or 56.7 meters

400

What Thanksgiving animal can you paint on your hand

A Turkey 

400
What shape is a rug curled up

A cylinder 

400

What is the most common reason that people procrastinate 

It's too much work to do, makes them feel sad, or there are too many steps to take

400

You usually start getting blurry vision around what years of your life

Early to mid 40s 

500

Stop, Drop, and..

Roll!

500

In what year did someone give the first high five

1977

500

How many rugs are found in an average household

3-6 rugs

500

Do you study for tests

Yes? You get double points, so 1000 points! :D

No? You lose 500 points! >:(

500

How do glasses help with more clear vistion 

By blending incoming light to focus correctly on the eye's retina