| Crayon-Themed Question | Answer |
| Amid the civil rights movement, Crayola voluntarily renamed their no longer politically correct ''flesh'' crayon to this color, also the name of a fruit. | |
| Originally named Binney & Smith after its founders, the crayon company Crayola also produces this silicone polymer toy, popularly contained within a plastic egg. | |
| Since 1903, when they were first sold for just five cents, Crayola's box of 8 crayons has included blue, orange, green, yellow, black, red, violet, and this color. | |
| Crayola first advertised its box of 64 crayons during ''Captain Kangaroo'' in 1958; they built this tool right into the giant box, a feature that remains to this day. | |
| In February of 1996, this children's television host molded Crayola's 100 billionth crayon, a unique color named ''blue ribbon''. | |
| During a 20th Season episode of her popular talk show, this host received a box of Crayola crayons which contained an appropriately named one: ''The Color Purple''. | |
| In an Emmy Award-winning episode of ''The Simpsons'', this character's IQ rose from 55 to 105 after a crayon was surgically removed from his brain. | |
| In 2000, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission found the fibers of this carcinogenic mineral, once used as a fire retardant, in three brands of crayons. | |
| The title character in a children's book series written by Crocket Johnson, this four-year-old boy draws the world around him with a purple crayon. | |
| Crayola's brand name derives from this language's words, ''craie'' meaning ''chalk'' and ''ola'' meaning ''oily''. | |
| You're in need of a goofy adjective! | |
| Try another color! There's only thousands left to choose from... | |
| I understand that you're spelling ''asbestos'' you can! | |
| Yeah, there's a lot of Crayola in here. They're a big thing! | |
| I'd be tickled pink if you found all the other bonus answers! | |
| Wrong language! Take a look at those vowels... | |