Fire and Explosions 16+

1. Candle

This Emoji can also be used ...
to send a birthday congratulation.
to tell someone that she or he is intelligent.
to tell someone that the power is out.
2. On Fire

This Emoji can also be used ...
to describe something or someone being hot.
to communicate that someone has a hangover.
to announce that the Olympic Games have opened.
3. Bomb

This Emoji can also be used ...
to tell someone that you're in the army now.
to tell someone that you find him or her very attractive.
to tell someone that you are broke.
4. What's this?
A thirst quencher
A fire extinguisher
A whistleblower
5. What's this?
A firecracker
A ceasefire
A fire engine
6. What's this?
A firefighter
A fire engineer
A pyrotechnician
7. What's this?
Vulcan
Volcano
Vulcano
8. Mind Blown

What emotions are represented by this emoji?
Love, piece and happiness
Shock, amazement and disbelief
Tiredness, boredom and disinterest
9. What's this?
A fire tube
A firecracker
A firestone
10. Fireworks

This Emoji can be used for any number of celebrations such as ...
New Year's Eve
New Year's Adam
New Year's Evening
11. Sparkler

At first sight this Emoji looks very similar to "Fireworks". But it's a sparkler, a form of hand-held firework often used at parties and celebrations. What's true?
"Sparkler" is another word for "party popper".
A sparkler is lit at one end, and held at the other.
A "Sparkler" is a famous drink.
12. Cigarette

This Emoji was originally intended as a sign for a designated smoking area. What's true?
The Emoji is sponsored by Philip Morris International Inc.
A message is hidden in the smoke, a so-called "Easter egg".
It's the opposite of the "No Smoking Symbol" (🚭).