Sound Alikes- Homophones
'Heaviness' and 'linger'
Weight and Wait
Mickey or Bugs Bunny
Mickey Mouse
In two words, what would be an ULTRAMARINE FEMALE SHEEP?
Blue Ewe
What was the name of America's first working toy oven, introduced by Kenner Products in 1963?
Easy Bake Oven
Arnold Schwarzenegger has a big one. Donald Trump has a small one. And Madonna doesn’t have one at all. What is it?
Last Name
'Copy out or record' and 'ceremony'
Write and Rite
Light bulb or Airplane
Light Bulb
What two word phrase would you use for an ILL-FITTING ANTLERED DEER?
Loose Moose
What toy, invented in the early 1950s, and still popular for decades afterwards, managed to land a starring role in a widely popular animated movie series?
Mr. Potato Head
Some people prefer being on top, others prefer being at the bottom. And it always involves a bed.
A Bunk Bed
'Travelled on horseback' and 'street'
Rode and Road
Picasso or Van Gogh
Van Gogh
Vincent van Gogh was born in 1853, and his artistic career started in 1880 and lasted only about 10 years. Pablo Picasso was born in 1881 and lived until 1973.
What two word rhyme would be used for A LIGHTLY-COLOURED SEA MAMMAL?
Pale Whale
What toy was made popular by Donald F. Duncan?
The Yo-Yo
It starts with the letter “P” and ends with “O.R.N”. I play a major role in the film industry. What am I?
Popcorn
'To deserve' and 'vase'
Earn and Urn
Clue or Monopoly
Monopoly
The toy and game company Parker Brothers began marketing the modern version of Monopoly in 1935. Older versions of the game, like Lizzie G. Magie’s Landlord’s Game, date back to 1904. Clue was first published in England (under the name Cluedo, as it is still called there) in 1949.
What two words could describe an UNCOMMON JACKRABBIT?
Rare Hare
Who was the first celebrity to have a doll made in her likeness, which was distributed to the masses with record sales in the 1930s and 1940s?
Shirley Temple
What goes up and never comes down?
Your Age
'Describes how you walk' and 'entrance to garden'
Gait and Gate
The Emmys or the Oscars
Oscars
The Academy Awards ceremony, commonly called the Oscars, was first held in 1929. The first Emmy Award was given in 1949.
What would be a two word rhyme used to describe a FUNNY GOAT?
Silly Billy
Invented by A.C. Gilbert in 1913, this building toy was extremely popular in the 1910s and for decades beyond that.
Erector Set
They are all fakes and Dolly Parton has some big ones. it can cost you a lot of money for a good one, but at least you can pick the size and color.
A wig