diff --git a/src/NadekoBot/Modules/Games/Commands/Trivia/TriviaGame.cs b/src/NadekoBot/Modules/Games/Commands/Trivia/TriviaGame.cs index 7a2f15c5..4f25dbbd 100644 --- a/src/NadekoBot/Modules/Games/Commands/Trivia/TriviaGame.cs +++ b/src/NadekoBot/Modules/Games/Commands/Trivia/TriviaGame.cs @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ namespace NadekoBot.Modules.Games.Trivia private int QuestionDurationMiliseconds { get; } = 30000; private int HintTimeoutMiliseconds { get; } = 6000; - public bool ShowHints { get; set; } = true; + public bool ShowHints { get; } = true; private CancellationTokenSource triviaCancelSource { get; set; } public TriviaQuestion CurrentQuestion { get; private set; } @@ -35,95 +35,111 @@ namespace NadekoBot.Modules.Games.Trivia public int WinRequirement { get; } = 10; - public TriviaGame(IGuild guild, ITextChannel channel, bool showHints, int winReq = 10) + public TriviaGame(IGuild guild, ITextChannel channel, bool showHints, int winReq) { - _log = LogManager.GetCurrentClassLogger(); - ShowHints = showHints; + this._log = LogManager.GetCurrentClassLogger(); + + this.ShowHints = showHints; this.guild = guild; this.channel = channel; - WinRequirement = winReq; - Task.Run(async () => { try { await StartGame().ConfigureAwait(false); } catch { } }); + this.WinRequirement = winReq; } - private async Task StartGame() + public async Task StartGame() { while (!ShouldStopGame) { // reset the cancellation source triviaCancelSource = new CancellationTokenSource(); - var token = triviaCancelSource.Token; + // load question CurrentQuestion = TriviaQuestionPool.Instance.GetRandomQuestion(oldQuestions); if (CurrentQuestion == null) { - try { await channel.SendErrorAsync($":exclamation: Failed loading a trivia question.").ConfigureAwait(false); } catch (Exception ex) { _log.Warn(ex); } - await End().ConfigureAwait(false); + await channel.SendErrorAsync("Trivia Game", "Failed loading a question.").ConfigureAwait(false); return; } oldQuestions.Add(CurrentQuestion); //add it to exclusion list so it doesn't show up again - //sendquestion - try { await channel.SendConfirmAsync($":question: Question",$"**{CurrentQuestion.Question}**").ConfigureAwait(false); } - catch (HttpException ex) when (ex.StatusCode == System.Net.HttpStatusCode.NotFound || ex.StatusCode == System.Net.HttpStatusCode.Forbidden) - { - break; - } - catch (Exception ex) { _log.Warn(ex); } - - //receive messages - NadekoBot.Client.MessageReceived += PotentialGuess; - - //allow people to guess - GameActive = true; + EmbedBuilder questionEmbed; + IUserMessage questionMessage; try { - //hint - await Task.Delay(HintTimeoutMiliseconds, token).ConfigureAwait(false); - if (ShowHints) - try { await channel.SendConfirmAsync($":exclamation: Hint", CurrentQuestion.GetHint()).ConfigureAwait(false); } - catch (HttpException ex) when (ex.StatusCode == System.Net.HttpStatusCode.NotFound || ex.StatusCode == System.Net.HttpStatusCode.Forbidden) - { - break; - } - catch (Exception ex) { _log.Warn(ex); } - - //timeout - await Task.Delay(QuestionDurationMiliseconds - HintTimeoutMiliseconds, token).ConfigureAwait(false); + questionEmbed = new EmbedBuilder().WithOkColor() + .WithTitle("Trivia Game") + .AddField(eab => eab.WithName("Category").WithValue(CurrentQuestion.Category)) + .AddField(eab => eab.WithName("Question").WithValue(CurrentQuestion.Question)); + questionMessage = await channel.EmbedAsync(questionEmbed.Build()).ConfigureAwait(false); + } + catch (HttpException ex) when (ex.StatusCode == System.Net.HttpStatusCode.NotFound || ex.StatusCode == System.Net.HttpStatusCode.Forbidden) + { + return; + } + catch (Exception ex) + { + _log.Warn(ex); + await Task.Delay(2000).ConfigureAwait(false); + continue; + } + + //receive messages + try + { + NadekoBot.Client.MessageReceived += PotentialGuess; + + //allow people to guess + GameActive = true; + try + { + //hint + await Task.Delay(HintTimeoutMiliseconds, triviaCancelSource.Token).ConfigureAwait(false); + if (ShowHints) + try + { + await questionMessage.ModifyAsync(m => m.Embed = questionEmbed.WithFooter(efb => efb.WithText(CurrentQuestion.GetHint())).Build()) + .ConfigureAwait(false); + } + catch (HttpException ex) when (ex.StatusCode == System.Net.HttpStatusCode.NotFound || ex.StatusCode == System.Net.HttpStatusCode.Forbidden) + { + break; + } + catch (Exception ex) { _log.Warn(ex); } + + //timeout + await Task.Delay(QuestionDurationMiliseconds - HintTimeoutMiliseconds, triviaCancelSource.Token).ConfigureAwait(false); + + } + catch (TaskCanceledException) { } //means someone guessed the answer + } + finally + { + GameActive = false; + NadekoBot.Client.MessageReceived -= PotentialGuess; } - catch (TaskCanceledException) { } //means someone guessed the answer - GameActive = false; if (!triviaCancelSource.IsCancellationRequested) - try { await channel.SendConfirmAsync($":clock2: :question: **Time's up!** The correct answer was **{CurrentQuestion.Answer}**").ConfigureAwait(false); } catch (Exception ex) { _log.Warn(ex); } - NadekoBot.Client.MessageReceived -= PotentialGuess; - // load next question if game is still running + try { await channel.SendErrorAsync("Trivia Game", $"**Time's up!** The correct answer was **{CurrentQuestion.Answer}**").ConfigureAwait(false); } catch (Exception ex) { _log.Warn(ex); } await Task.Delay(2000).ConfigureAwait(false); } - try { NadekoBot.Client.MessageReceived -= PotentialGuess; } catch { } - GameActive = false; - await End().ConfigureAwait(false); } - public async Task End() + public async Task EnsureStopped() { ShouldStopGame = true; - TriviaGame throwaway; - Games.TriviaCommands.RunningTrivias.TryRemove(channel.Guild.Id, out throwaway); - try - { - await channel.EmbedAsync(new EmbedBuilder().WithOkColor() - .WithTitle("Leaderboard") - .WithDescription(GetLeaderboard()) - .Build(), "Trivia game ended.").ConfigureAwait(false); - } - catch { } + + await channel.EmbedAsync(new EmbedBuilder().WithOkColor() + .WithAuthor(eab => eab.WithName("Trivia Game Ended")) + .WithTitle("Final Results") + .WithDescription(GetLeaderboard()) + .Build()).ConfigureAwait(false); } public async Task StopGame() { - if (!ShouldStopGame) - try { await channel.SendConfirmAsync(":exclamation: Trivia will stop after this question.").ConfigureAwait(false); } catch (Exception ex) { _log.Warn(ex); } + var old = ShouldStopGame; ShouldStopGame = true; + if (!old) + try { await channel.SendConfirmAsync("Trivia Game", "Stopping after this question.").ConfigureAwait(false); } catch (Exception ex) { _log.Warn(ex); } } private Task PotentialGuess(IMessage imsg) @@ -137,11 +153,11 @@ namespace NadekoBot.Modules.Games.Trivia { try { - if (!(umsg.Channel is IGuildChannel && umsg.Channel is ITextChannel)) return; - if ((umsg.Channel as ITextChannel).Guild != guild) return; - if (umsg.Author.Id == NadekoBot.Client.GetCurrentUser().Id) return; + var textChannel = umsg.Channel as ITextChannel; + if (textChannel == null || textChannel.Guild != guild) + return; - var guildUser = umsg.Author as IGuildUser; + var guildUser = (IGuildUser)umsg.Author; var guess = false; await _guessLock.WaitAsync().ConfigureAwait(false); @@ -156,10 +172,15 @@ namespace NadekoBot.Modules.Games.Trivia finally { _guessLock.Release(); } if (!guess) return; triviaCancelSource.Cancel(); - try { await channel.SendConfirmAsync($"☑️ {guildUser.Mention} guessed it! The answer was: **{CurrentQuestion.Answer}**").ConfigureAwait(false); } catch (Exception ex) { _log.Warn(ex); } - if (Users[guildUser] != WinRequirement) return; - ShouldStopGame = true; - await channel.SendConfirmAsync($":exclamation: We have a winner! It's {guildUser.Mention}.").ConfigureAwait(false); + + + if (Users[guildUser] == WinRequirement) { + ShouldStopGame = true; + await channel.SendConfirmAsync("Trivia Game", $"{guildUser.Mention} guessed it and WON the game! The answer was: **{CurrentQuestion.Answer}**").ConfigureAwait(false); + return; + } + await channel.SendConfirmAsync("Trivia Game", $"{guildUser.Mention} guessed it! The answer was: **{CurrentQuestion.Answer}**").ConfigureAwait(false); + } catch (Exception ex) { _log.Warn(ex); } }); @@ -169,7 +190,7 @@ namespace NadekoBot.Modules.Games.Trivia public string GetLeaderboard() { if (Users.Count == 0) - return ""; + return "No results."; var sb = new StringBuilder(); @@ -181,4 +202,4 @@ namespace NadekoBot.Modules.Games.Trivia return sb.ToString(); } } -} +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/NadekoBot/Modules/Games/Commands/Trivia/TriviaQuestion.cs b/src/NadekoBot/Modules/Games/Commands/Trivia/TriviaQuestion.cs index 84f332bb..18972945 100644 --- a/src/NadekoBot/Modules/Games/Commands/Trivia/TriviaQuestion.cs +++ b/src/NadekoBot/Modules/Games/Commands/Trivia/TriviaQuestion.cs @@ -18,9 +18,9 @@ namespace NadekoBot.Modules.Games.Trivia }; public static int maxStringLength = 22; - public string Category; - public string Question; - public string Answer; + public string Category { get; set; } + public string Question { get; set; } + public string Answer { get; set; } public TriviaQuestion(string q, string a, string c) { @@ -79,9 +79,6 @@ namespace NadekoBot.Modules.Games.Trivia return str; } - public override string ToString() => - "Question: **" + this.Question + "?**"; - private static string Scramble(string word) { var letters = word.ToArray(); @@ -101,7 +98,7 @@ namespace NadekoBot.Modules.Games.Trivia if (letters[i] != ' ') letters[i] = '_'; } - return "`" + string.Join(" ", letters) + "`"; + return string.Join(" ", letters); } } } diff --git a/src/NadekoBot/Modules/Games/Commands/Trivia/TriviaQuestionPool.cs b/src/NadekoBot/Modules/Games/Commands/Trivia/TriviaQuestionPool.cs index 3afa8a9c..d85a15c1 100644 --- a/src/NadekoBot/Modules/Games/Commands/Trivia/TriviaQuestionPool.cs +++ b/src/NadekoBot/Modules/Games/Commands/Trivia/TriviaQuestionPool.cs @@ -1,5 +1,6 @@ using NadekoBot.Extensions; using NadekoBot.Services; +using Newtonsoft.Json; using Newtonsoft.Json.Linq; using System; using System.Collections.Concurrent; @@ -11,36 +12,31 @@ namespace NadekoBot.Modules.Games.Trivia { public class TriviaQuestionPool { - public static TriviaQuestionPool Instance { get; } = new TriviaQuestionPool(); - public ConcurrentHashSet pool = new ConcurrentHashSet(); + private static TriviaQuestionPool _instance; + public static TriviaQuestionPool Instance { get; } = _instance ?? (_instance = new TriviaQuestionPool()); + + private const string questionsFile = "data/trivia_questions.json"; private Random rng { get; } = new NadekoRandom(); + + private TriviaQuestion[] pool { get; } static TriviaQuestionPool() { } private TriviaQuestionPool() { - Reload(); + pool = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(File.ReadAllText(questionsFile)); } - public TriviaQuestion GetRandomQuestion(IEnumerable exclude) + public TriviaQuestion GetRandomQuestion(HashSet exclude) { - var list = pool.Except(exclude).ToList(); - var rand = rng.Next(0, list.Count); - return list[rand]; - } + if (pool.Length == 0) + return null; - public void Reload() - { - var arr = JArray.Parse(File.ReadAllText("data/questions.json")); + TriviaQuestion randomQuestion; + while (exclude.Contains(randomQuestion = pool[rng.Next(0, pool.Length)])) ; - foreach (var item in arr) - { - var tq = new TriviaQuestion(item["Question"].ToString().SanitizeMentions(), item["Answer"].ToString().SanitizeMentions(), item["Category"]?.ToString()); - pool.Add(tq); - } - var r = new NadekoRandom(); - pool = new ConcurrentHashSet(pool.OrderBy(x => r.Next())); + return randomQuestion; } } } diff --git a/src/NadekoBot/Modules/Games/Commands/TriviaCommands.cs b/src/NadekoBot/Modules/Games/Commands/TriviaCommands.cs index 1c292ce9..469653a9 100644 --- a/src/NadekoBot/Modules/Games/Commands/TriviaCommands.cs +++ b/src/NadekoBot/Modules/Games/Commands/TriviaCommands.cs @@ -20,27 +20,30 @@ namespace NadekoBot.Modules.Games [NadekoCommand, Usage, Description, Aliases] [RequireContext(ContextType.Guild)] - public async Task Trivia(IUserMessage umsg, params string[] args) + public Task Trivia(IUserMessage umsg, [Remainder] string additionalArgs = "") + => Trivia(umsg, 10, additionalArgs); + + [NadekoCommand, Usage, Description, Aliases] + [RequireContext(ContextType.Guild)] + public async Task Trivia(IUserMessage umsg, int winReq = 10, [Remainder] string additionalArgs = "") { var channel = (ITextChannel)umsg.Channel; - TriviaGame trivia; - if (!RunningTrivias.TryGetValue(channel.Guild.Id, out trivia)) + var showHints = !additionalArgs.Contains("nohint"); + + TriviaGame trivia = new TriviaGame(channel.Guild, channel, showHints, winReq); + if (RunningTrivias.TryAdd(channel.Guild.Id, trivia)) { - var showHints = !args.Contains("nohint"); - var number = args.Select(s => + try { - int num; - return new Tuple(int.TryParse(s, out num), num); - }).Where(t => t.Item1).Select(t => t.Item2).FirstOrDefault(); - if (number < 0) - return; - var triviaGame = new TriviaGame(channel.Guild, (ITextChannel)umsg.Channel, showHints, number == 0 ? 10 : number); - if (RunningTrivias.TryAdd(channel.Guild.Id, triviaGame)) - await channel.SendConfirmAsync($"**Trivia game started! {triviaGame.WinRequirement} points needed to win.**").ConfigureAwait(false); - else - await triviaGame.StopGame().ConfigureAwait(false); - return; + await trivia.StartGame().ConfigureAwait(false); + } + finally + { + RunningTrivias.TryRemove(channel.Guild.Id, out trivia); + await trivia.EnsureStopped().ConfigureAwait(false); + } + return; } await channel.SendErrorAsync("Trivia game is already running on this server.\n" + trivia.CurrentQuestion).ConfigureAwait(false); diff --git a/src/NadekoBot/data/questions.json b/src/NadekoBot/data/questions.json deleted file mode 100644 index 4a2fa9f3..00000000 --- a/src/NadekoBot/data/questions.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,22774 +0,0 @@ -[ - { - "Question": "7x was used to refer to the secret ingredient of what drink", - "Answer": "coca cola" - }, - { - "Question": "And the big wheel keep on turning neon burning up above and I'm just high on the world come on and take the low ride with me girl on the..... What's the Dire Straits song title?", - "Answer": "tunnel of love" - }, - { - "Question": "Beverly Hills Cop, when Axel Foley enters the hotel, he uses an alias. Who does he say he works for, and who does he say he's going to interview?", - "Answer": "Rolling Stone,Michael Jackson" - }, - { - "Question": "Little Boy & 'Fat Man' were the first", - "Answer": "atomic bombs" - }, - { - "Question": "Louis, 1 think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship are the last words of which film", - "Answer": "casablanca" - }, - { - "Question": "Never Say Never,", - "Answer": "Romeo Void" - }, - { - "Question": "Oliver's Story was the sequel to which best-seller by Erich Segal", - "Answer": "love story" - }, - { - "Question": "Back in the Habit' is the sub-title to which film sequel", - "Answer": "sister act" - }, - { - "Question": "Bowser' and 'Jocko' have been two prominent members of what very successful rock & roll nostalgia act?", - "Answer": "Sha Na Na" - }, - { - "Question": "Daffodils' belong to which genus of bulb", - "Answer": "narcissus" - }, - { - "Question": "Dephlogisticated air' was the name given by Joseph Priestley to which gas", - "Answer": "oxygen" - }, - { - "Question": "Dr. Feelgood' was which group's last album with Vince Neill", - "Answer": "Motley Crue" - }, - { - "Question": "Kiss on My List' was which duo's second number one hit", - "Answer": "Hall and Oates" - }, - { - "Question": "Operation Desert Storm' took place in 1989, 1991 or 1995", - "Answer": "1991" - }, - { - "Question": "The 900 Days' is a chronicle about what group's siege of Leningrad", - "Answer": "nazi" - }, - { - "Question": "The Diary of Anne Frank' was first published in English under what title?", - "Answer": "Diary of a Young Girl" - }, - { - "Question": "The girls'll go crazy for a....' what is the name of this ZZ-Top tune", - "Answer": "Sharp" - }, - { - "Question": "The Shining' was the film playing at the drive-in in which film", - "Answer": "Twister" - }, - { - "Question": "You get a shiver in the dark, it's raining in the park ...' What's the Dire Straits song title", - "Answer": "Sultans of Swing" - }, - { - "Question": "100 zeros after the number 1 is a very very large number called what", - "Answer": "googol" - }, - { - "Question": "3 Who was the first director of Britain's National Theatre", - "Answer": "laurence olivier" - }, - { - "Question": "4B.In which novel by George Eliot is Eppie Cass adopted by a miser whose gold has been stolen by her father", - "Answer": "silas marner" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " 'In the Southeast, they say if you want to go to heaven, you have to change planes in Atlanta.'", - "Answer": "Accidental Tourist" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " A ___ to a Kill", - "Answer": "View" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " A ___ to India", - "Answer": "Passage" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " Andy McCarthy does Robby Lowe's Mom, and she's Jackie Bissette!", - "Answer": "Class" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " Baby ___", - "Answer": "Boom" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " Big ___ in Little China", - "Answer": "Trouble" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " Bill Murray, post-SNL, pre-Groundhog. Think spaghetti.", - "Answer": "Meatballs" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " Black ___", - "Answer": "Rain" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " Dead ___ Don't Wear Plaid", - "Answer": "Men" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " Dirty ___", - "Answer": "Dancing" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " Driving Miss ___", - "Answer": "Daisy" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " First ___", - "Answer": "Blood" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " For Your ___ Only", - "Answer": "Eyes" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " Guy really gets into playing videogames.", - "Answer": "Tron" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " Hmm. Let's make Chevy Chase a spy!", - "Answer": "Fletch" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " Less than ___", - "Answer": "Zero" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " Mr. ___", - "Answer": "Mom" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " My Left ___", - "Answer": "Foot" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " No Way ___", - "Answer": "Out" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " Proof that there's life in the afterlife. And Geena Davis's lips.", - "Answer": "Beetlejuice" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " Ricki Lake. Before her television show.", - "Answer": "Hairspray" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " Say ___", - "Answer": "Anything" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " Sex, Lies and ___", - "Answer": "Videotape" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " Some Kind of ___", - "Answer": "Wonderful" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " The Big ___", - "Answer": "Chill" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " The bitch is back, and it's not Sigourney.", - "Answer": "Aliens" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " The Evil ___", - "Answer": "Dead" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " The Last ___ of Christ", - "Answer": "Temptation" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " The paean to late nights and teens in the 1950s", - "Answer": "Diner" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " The Right ___", - "Answer": "Stuff" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " The ___ Brothers", - "Answer": "Blues" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " The ___ Crystal", - "Answer": "Dark" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " The ___ Guy", - "Answer": "Lonely" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " This is ___ Tap", - "Answer": "Spinal" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " Three Men and a ___", - "Answer": "Baby" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " Urban ___", - "Answer": "Cowboy" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " War___", - "Answer": "Games" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " ___ Boys", - "Answer": "Bad" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " ___ By Me", - "Answer": "Stand" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " ___ Eye", - "Answer": "Cat's" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " ___ of Dreams", - "Answer": "Field" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " ___ of Fire", - "Answer": "Chariots" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " ___ of the Universe", - "Answer": "Masters" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " ___ of War", - "Answer": "Casualties" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " ___ Taste", - "Answer": "Bad" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " ___ That Girl?", - "Answer": "Who's" - }, - { - "Category": "80s Films", - "Question": " ___ the 13th", - "Answer": "Friday" - }, - { - "Question": "A 'double sheet bend' is a type of what", - "Answer": "knot" - }, - { - "Question": "A block of compressed coal dust used as fuel", - "Answer": "briquette" - }, - { - "Question": "A boat or raft with two parallel hulls", - "Answer": "catamaran" - }, - { - "Question": "A bone specialist is a________", - "Answer": "osteopath" - }, - { - "Question": "A capital D is the Roman numeral for which number", - "Answer": "five hundred" - }, - { - "Question": "A character named 'Spearchucker Jones' was deleted from this famous American television show's cast after only five episodes?", - "Answer": "MASH" - }, - { - "Question": "A charge of dwai is for what", - "Answer": "driving while ability impaired" - }, - { - "Question": "A complex alcohol constituent of all animal fats and oils", - "Answer": "cholesterol" - }, - { - "Question": "A dolphin can remember a specific ______ better than a human", - "Answer": "tone" - }, - { - "Question": "A famous RAH novel, as well as a number believed to be cursed", - "Answer": "the number of the beast" - }, - { - "Question": "A Group of Cattle is called a?", - "Answer": "herd" - }, - { - "Question": "A group of ducks is called", - "Answer": "brace" - }, - { - "Question": "A Group of Lion is called a?", - "Answer": "pride" - }, - { - "Question": "A herb or drug described as 'haemostatic' performs which effect", - "Answer": "stops bleeding" - }, - { - "Question": "A hoop worn under skirts is called a what", - "Answer": "farthingale" - }, - { - "Question": "A kipper is what type of smoked fish", - "Answer": "herring" - }, - { - "Question": "A large French country house", - "Answer": "chateau" - }, - { - "Question": "A light canvas shoe with a plaited sole", - "Answer": "espadrille" - }, - { - "Question": "A magnum of champagne is how many litres", - "Answer": "1.5" - }, - { - "Question": "A male singer whose sexual organs have been modified is known as a what", - "Answer": "castrato" - }, - { - "Question": "A person refusing to join a strike", - "Answer": "blackleg" - }, - { - "Question": "A sadhu is a holy man in which country", - "Answer": "india" - }, - { - "Question": "A sailor who has not yet crossed the equator is referred to by what name", - "Answer": "Pollywog" - }, - { - "Question": "A salad containing diced apple, celery, walnuts and mayonnaise is known as what", - "Answer": "waldorf salad" - }, - { - "Question": "A ships officer in charge of equipment and crew", - "Answer": "boatswain" - }, - { - "Question": "A short legged hunting dog", - "Answer": "basset" - }, - { - "Question": "A short womens jacket without fastenings", - "Answer": "bolero" - }, - { - "Question": "A small crown", - "Answer": "coronet" - }, - { - "Question": "A small pickled cucumber", - "Answer": "gherkin" - }, - { - "Question": "A terrapin is a type of _________.", - "Answer": "Turtle" - }, - { - "Question": "A very tall center and a real ladies man", - "Answer": "wilt the stilt" - }, - { - "Question": "A wild ox", - "Answer": "bison" - }, - { - "Question": "A word like 'NASA' formed from the initials of other words is a(n) _________.", - "Answer": "Acronym" - }, - { - "Question": "About which Prime Minister was it said 'He could never see a belt without hitting below it'", - "Answer": "lloyd george" - }, - { - "Question": "According to John Aubrey's Brief Lives , what card game did the English poet, Sir John Suckling, invent in 1630", - "Answer": "cribbage" - }, - { - "Question": "According to superstition, what do you do when you stub the toes on your right foot", - "Answer": "make a wish" - }, - { - "Question": "According to the title of a famous novel, there are how many 'Years of Solitude", - "Answer": "one hundred" - }, - { - "Question": "According to tradition, which animals desert a sinking ship", - "Answer": "rats" - }, - { - "Question": "According to U.S. law, what may not be granted on a useless invention, on a method of doing business, on mere printed matter, or on a device or machine that will not operate", - "Answer": "patent" - }, - { - "Question": "Acronym for quasi-stellar radio source, any of the blue, starlike objects that are strong radio emitters and the spectra of what exhibit a strong red shift", - "Answer": "quasar" - }, - { - "Question": "Acronym Soup - JVC", - "Answer": "japan victor company" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " ACK", - "Answer": "acknowledgement" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " ANSI ", - "Answer": "american national standards institute" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " AOL", - "Answer": "america on line" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " AWGTHTGTTA ", - 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"Answer": "get away from it all" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " GIWIST", - "Answer": "gee i wish i'd said that" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " GMT ", - "Answer": "greenwich mean time" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " HTTP", - "Answer": "hyper text transfer protocol" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " IAAD", - "Answer": "i am a doctor" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " IAE ", - "Answer": "in any event" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " IBTD", - "Answer": "i beg to differ" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " IMBO", - "Answer": "in my biased opinion" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " IWALY ", - "Answer": "i will always love you" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " JIC ", - "Answer": "just in case" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " JTLYK ", - "Answer": "just to let you know" - }, - 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"Question": " MHM ", - "Answer": "members helping members" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " MHOTY ", - "Answer": "my hat's off to you" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " MIPS", - "Answer": "meaningless information per second" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " MORF", - "Answer": "male or female" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " NAGI", - "Answer": "not a good idea" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " NDM ", - "Answer": "no disrespect meant" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " NIDWTC", - "Answer": "no i don't want to chat" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " NIH ", - "Answer": "not invented here" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " NOOTO ", - "Answer": "nothing out of the ordinary" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " NYM ", - "Answer": "new york minute" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " OTT ", - 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"Question": " ROTFLAS ", - "Answer": "rolling on the floor laughing and snorting" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " RTS", - "Answer": "real time strategy" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " SASS", - "Answer": "short attention span society/syndrome" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " SMOFF ", - "Answer": "serious mode off" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " SMOP", - "Answer": "small matter of programming" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " SNR ", - "Answer": "signal to noise ratio" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " SOHB", - "Answer": "sense of humour bypass" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " ST-DS9", - "Answer": "star trek deep space 9" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " SUFID ", - "Answer": "screwing up face in disgust" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " TBE ", - "Answer": "to be expected" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " TIATLG", - "Answer": "truly i am the living god" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " TMIKTLIU", - "Answer": "the more i know the less i understand" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " TN", - "Answer": "telnet" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " TRDMC ", - "Answer": "tears running down my cheeks" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " UUCP", - "Answer": "unix-tounix copy" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " VR", - "Answer": "virtual reality" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " W/", - "Answer": "with" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " WAIS", - "Answer": "wide area information server" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " WC", - "Answer": "way cool" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " WYM ", - "Answer": "what you mean?" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronym Soup", - "Question": " YCLIU ", - "Answer": "you can look it up" - 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"Answer": "saint george" - }, - { - "Category": "Algebra: Define the value of X", - "Question": " -10x - 19 = 19 - 8x", - "Answer": "-19" - }, - { - "Category": "Algebra: Define the value of X", - "Question": " 99 + 5x = 2000 - 5x - 911", - "Answer": "99" - }, - { - "Question": "All Hebrew orignating names that end with the letters 'el' have something to do with what", - "Answer": "god" - }, - { - "Question": "Alphabetically speaking, which is the last of the 26 Irish counties. 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The biggest electric ray, the Atlantic torpedo ray, can weigh ---------- pounds.", - "Answer": "200" - }, - { - "Category": "Animal Trivia", - "Question": " The fastest animal on four legs is the ----------, which races at speeds up to 70 miles per hour in short distances. it can accelerate to 45 miles per hour in two seconds.", - "Answer": "cheetah" - }, - { - "Category": "Animal Trivia", - "Question": " The female condor lays a single egg once every ---------- ", - "Answer": "2 years" - }, - { - "Category": "Animal Trivia", - "Question": " The female king crab incubates as many as 400,000 young for 11 months in a brood pouch under her ----------", - "Answer": "abdomen" - }, - { - "Category": "Animal Trivia", - "Question": " The fur of the vicuna, a small member of the camel family which live in the Andes mountains of Peru, is so fine that each hair is less than two-thousandths of an inch. 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}, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote As I Lay Dying", - "Answer": "william faulkner" - }, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote Cardinal of the Kremlin", - "Answer": "tom clancy" - }, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote Catch 22", - "Answer": "joseph heller" - }, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote Chitty Chitty Bang Bang", - "Answer": "ian fleming" - }, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote Cry the Beloved Country", - "Answer": "alan paton" - }, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote Deptford Trilogy", - "Answer": "robertson davies" - }, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote El Gringo", - "Answer": "carlos fuentes" - }, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote Fahrenheit 451", - "Answer": "ray bradbury" - }, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote Ice Palace", - "Answer": "edna furber" - }, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote Interview with a Vampire", - 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"Question": " Who wrote Portnoy's Complaint", - "Answer": "philip roth" - }, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote Puppet Masters", - "Answer": "robert heinlein" - }, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote Silas Marner", - "Answer": "george elliot" - }, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote Single and Single", - "Answer": "john le carre" - }, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote Someplace to Be Flying", - "Answer": "charles de lint" - }, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote Sound and the Fury", - "Answer": "william faulkner" - }, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote Sum of All Fears", - "Answer": "tom clancy" - }, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote The Runaway Jury", - "Answer": "john grisham" - }, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote Travels", - "Answer": "marco polo" - }, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote Vet in Harness", - "Answer": "james herriot" - }, - { - "Category": "AUTHORS", - "Question": " Who wrote Wizard of Oz", - "Answer": "l frank baum" - }, - { - "Category": "Authors", - "Question": " Zorba the Greek", - "Answer": "nikos kazantzakis" - }, - { - "Question": "Back in the day at Walt Disney studios, Walt's brother Ray (yes, Ray) reportedly peddled what to employees on the lot", - "Answer": "insurance" - }, - { - "Question": "Baklava is a form of....", - "Answer": "dessert" - }, - { - "Question": "Barbie's nautical-sounding sister", - "Answer": "skipper" - }, - { - "Question": "BaseBall - The Chicago ____", - "Answer": "cubs" - }, - { - "Question": "Baseball the st louis ______", - "Answer": "cardinals" - }, - { - "Category": "Baseball", - "Question": " the Baltimore ________", - "Answer": "orioles" - }, - { - "Question": "Basketball the Boston ___________", - "Answer": "celtics" - }, - { - "Question": "Beasley how much does park place cost in monopoly", - "Answer": "four hundred fifty dollars" - }, - { - "Question": "Because metal was scarce during world war ii, of what were the oscars made", - "Answer": "wood" - }, - { - "Question": "Because Moses felt he was 'slow of speech and slow of tongue', who often acted as his spokesperson", - "Answer": "aaron" - }, - { - "Question": "Ben Affleck played CT on what 80's science education television show?", - "Answer": "Voyage of the Mimi" - }, - { - "Question": "Benazir Bhutto regained power in 1993 after being ousted how many years before", - "Answer": "3" - }, - { - "Question": "Biko was involved in what protest movement?", - "Answer": "Apartheid" - }, - { - "Question": "Bill justis was a studio musician when he recorded this 'sloppy' instrumental in october 1957", - "Answer": "raunchy" - }, - { - "Question": "Bill Watterson, cartoonist for Calvin & Hobbes, is the first cartoonist to use what word in his cartoon", - "Answer": "booger" - }, - { - "Question": "Biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment", - "Answer": "ecosystem" - }, - { - "Question": "Bismarck is the capital of ______", - "Answer": "north dakota" - }, - { - "Question": "Bissau is the capital of ______", - "Answer": "guinea-bissau" - }, - { - "Category": "Bond", - "Question": " What was the first James Bond film?", - "Answer": "Dr. No" - }, - { - "Question": "Book of the Old Testament, third of the five biblical books called the Pentateuch?", - "Answer": "leviticus" - }, - { - "Category": "Born May 7, 1901, He Starred In This Movie", - "Question": " Dallas - 1950", - "Answer": "gary cooper" - }, - { - "Question": "British rock-music group that rivaled the popularity of the group's early contemporaries, The Beatles", - "Answer": "the rolling stones" - }, - { - "Question": "Briton's say 'tarmac', Americans say ________", - "Answer": "runway" - }, - { - "Question": "Brothers A terrapin is a type of _________.", - "Answer": "Turtle" - }, - { - "Question": "Bruce Willis, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone own which London restaurant", - "Answer": "planet hollywood" - }, - { - "Question": "Buenos Aires is the capital of ______ ", - "Answer": "argentina" - }, - { - "Question": "Burn to stop the flow of blood", - "Answer": "cauterize" - }, - { - "Question": "By what Alias does Ferris Bueller get into Chez Luis?", - "Answer": "Abe Frohman" - }, - { - "Question": "By what name is Maurice Micklewhite better known", - "Answer": "michael caine" - }, - { - "Question": "By what other name do we know table tennis", - "Answer": "ping pong" - }, - { - "Question": "By who was gerald ford almost assassinated", - "Answer": "squeaky fromme" - }, - { - "Question": "Can a bat stand up", - "Answer": "no" - }, - { - "Question": "Can a platypus see under water", - "Answer": "no" - }, - { - "Question": "Can you swim in the sea of showers", - "Answer": "no" - }, - { - "Question": "Canada is seperated on an imaginary line along the ______", - "Answer": "49th parallel" - }, - { - "Category": "Capital cities", - "Question": " Finland", - "Answer": "helsinki" - 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"Answer": "new york mets" - }, - { - "Category": "1980s GrabBag", - "Question": " This country's President Zia ul-Haq was killed in a 1988 plane crash", - "Answer": "pakistan" - }, - { - "Category": "1993 The Year", - "Question": " billion of financial aid went to this nation.", - "Answer": "russia" - }, - { - "Category": "1993 The Year", - "Question": " This man became South Korea's first civilian leader.", - "Answer": "kim young sam" - }, - { - "Category": "19th Cent Art", - "Question": " The two prominent subjects in Sir Edwin Landseer's 'Man Proposes, God Disposes'", - "Answer": "polar bear" - }, - { - "Category": "60s", - "Question": " First nation ever to resign from the united nations.", - "Answer": "indonesia" - }, - { - "Category": "70s Authors", - "Question": " Born on the Fourth of July", - "Answer": "ron kovic" - }, - { - "Category": "70s Authors", - "Question": " The Friends of Eddie Coyle", - "Answer": "george v. higgins" - }, - { - "Category": "70s Authors", - "Question": " The Summer before the Dark", - "Answer": "doris lessing" - }, - { - "Category": "70s Authors", - "Question": " The Uses of Enchantment", - "Answer": "bruno bettleheim" - }, - { - "Category": "80s", - "Question": " G.D. 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"Answer": "franciscan" - }, - { - "Category": "American Beers - State: Icehouse", - "Question": "", - "Answer": "wisconsin" - }, - { - "Category": "Anatomy ", - "Question": " Your ____ holds your head to your shoulders.", - "Answer": "neck" - }, - { - "Category": "Anime", - "Question": " What is the name of the male lead in _Vision of Escaflowne_", - "Answer": "van fanel" - }, - { - "Category": "Anime", - "Question": " What is the name of the most recent Tenchi Muyo series", - "Answer": "shin tenchi muyo" - }, - { - "Category": "Artists Hometowns", - "Question": " Steve Miller", - "Answer": "madison" - }, - { - "Category": "Arts ", - "Question": " In what field of study would you find 'flying buttresses'", - "Answer": "architecture" - }, - { - "Category": "Asimov Anthony", - "Question": " In the Xanth series, what is our world called", - "Answer": "mundania" - }, - { - "Category": "Astronomy ", - "Question": " Does Uranus have an aurora", - "Answer": "yes" - }, - { - "Category": "Astronomy ", - "Question": " This cluster of stars is also known as the Seven Sisters.", - "Answer": "pleiades" - }, - { - "Category": "Astronomy ", - "Question": " What is the name for a group of stars", - "Answer": "constellation" - }, - { - "Category": "Author", - "Question": " How To Win Friends and Influence People", - "Answer": "dale carnegie" - }, - { - "Category": "Authors", - "Question": " The Prince of Tides", - "Answer": "conroy" - }, - { - "Category": "Barbie Dolls", - "Question": " Barbie's 'MOD'ern' cousin", - "Answer": "francie" - }, - { - "Category": "Barbie", - "Question": " Barbie variety with suntanned skin", - "Answer": "malibu" - }, - { - "Category": "Barbie: Complete the Barbie outfit name ", - "Question": " Here Comes The -----", - "Answer": "bride" - }, - { - "Category": "Barbie", - "Question": " Ken's buddy", - "Answer": "allan" - }, - { - "Category": "Barbie", - "Question": " What Barbie wears when she visits Japan", - "Answer": "kimono" - }, - { - "Category": "Beer", - "Question": " The process of extracting sugar from malt by soaking in water.", - "Answer": "mashing" - }, - { - "Category": "Bestsellers", - "Question": " Lake Wobegon is located in this state", - "Answer": "minnesota" - }, - { - "Category": "Bestsellers", - "Question": " Noble House can be found in this British colony", - "Answer": "hong kong" - }, - { - "Category": "Bestsellers", - "Question": " The first horror novel to reach the top, it became a Linda Blair movie", - "Answer": "the exorcist" - }, - { - "Category": "Bestsellers", - "Question": " The shortest bestselling title, by either Hepburn or King", - "Answer": "me" - }, - { - "Category": "Biology ", - "Question": " Every human has one of these on their tummies.", - "Answer": "navel" - }, - { - "Category": "Books for the Bored", - "Question": " Who maintained law and order in Noddy's Toyland", - "Answer": "mr. plod" - }, - { - "Category": "Books for the Hip Reader: Illusions", - "Question": " The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah?", - "Answer": "richard bach" - }, - { - "Category": "Books for the Hip Reader", - "Question": " Last of the Really Great Whangdoodles", - "Answer": "andrews" - }, - { - "Category": "Books for the Hip Reader", - "Question": " Men to Match My Mountains?", - "Answer": "irving stone" - }, - { - "Category": "Books", - "Question": " Author of One Police Plaza, 1984 best-seller.", - "Answer": "caunitz" - }, - { - "Category": "Books", - "Question": " Little girls are made of sugar, spice, and ---------- ----.", - "Answer": "everything nice" - }, - { - "Category": "Books", - "Question": " Men Against the Sea was part two of this trilogy.", - "Answer": "bounty" - }, - { - "Category": "Books", - "Question": " The author of 'Heidi'.", - "Answer": "johanna spyri" - }, - { - "Category": "Books", - "Question": " This event prompted Mailer to write The Naked and the Dead.", - "Answer": "pearl harbor" - }, - { - "Category": "Books", - "Question": " This novel inspired the TV series 'The Six Million Dollar Man'", - "Answer": "cyborg" - }, - { - "Category": "Books: Wrote The Teachings of Don Juan", - "Question": " A Yaqui Way of Knowledge.", - "Answer": "castaneda" - }, - { - "Category": "Booze Grabbag", - "Question": " Spice that a bartender would dust your Brandy Flip with", - "Answer": "nutmeg" - }, - { - "Category": "Booze Names", - "Question": " 1 oz. gin and 1 oz. orange juice.", - "Answer": "orange blossom" - }, - { - "Category": "Booze Names", - "Question": " 1 oz. gin, 1/2 oz. dry vermouth, 1/2 oz. sweet vermouth, 1/2 oz. orange juice", - "Answer": "bronx cocktail" - }, - { - "Category": "Booze Names", - "Question": " Vodka, consomme, lemon, tabasco sauce, salt, pepper, celery salt.", - "Answer": "bullshot" - }, - { - "Category": "Cars", - "Question": " Combine a Van & a Car & you get this word.", - "Answer": "caravan" - }, - { - "Category": "Cars", - "Question": " Sister car of the Nissan Quest.", - "Answer": "mercury villager" - }, - { - "Category": "Cars", - "Question": " The original name for this Pontiac car was the Banshee, for its mythicality.", - "Answer": "firebird" - }, - { - "Category": "Cars", - "Question": " Volvo's chairman resigned in 1993 in protest of a merger with this automaker.", - "Answer": "renault" - }, - { - "Category": "Cartoon Trivia ", - "Question": " In what year did both Peanuts and Beetle Bailey first appear", - "Answer": "1950" - }, - { - "Category": "Cartoon Trivia ", - "Question": " Name Alley Oop's girl friend", - "Answer": "oola" - }, - { - "Category": "Cartoon Trivia ", - "Question": " On what T.V. show could Tom Terrific be found", - "Answer": "captain kangaroo" - }, - { - "Category": "Cartoon Trivia ", - "Question": " Tess Trueheart married which plainclothes detective", - "Answer": "dick tracy" - }, - { - "Category": "Cartoon Trivia ", - "Question": " What type of plant does Broom Hilda sell", - "Answer": "venus flytrap" - }, - { - "Category": "Cartoon Trivia ", - "Question": " What was the name of Speed Racer's car", - "Answer": "the mach five" - }, - { - "Category": "Cartoon Trivia ", - "Question": " Who is Snoopy's arch enemy", - "Answer": "baron" - }, - { - "Category": "Cartoon Trivia ", - "Question": " Who says, 'Th-th-th-that's all folks!'", - "Answer": "porky pig" - }, - { - "Category": "Celebrity Lovers", - "Question": " What is the FIRST NAME of U.S. Vice President Al Gore's wife", - "Answer": "tipper" - }, - { - "Category": "Celebrity", - "Question": " The director of Jaws, Raiders of the Lost Ark", - "Answer": "stephen spielberg" - }, - { - "Category": "Character Creators", - "Question": " Henry Esmond", - "Answer": "william thackery" - }, - { - "Category": "Character Creators", - "Question": " Jane Eyre", - "Answer": "charlotte bronte" - }, - { - "Category": "Chemistry ", - "Question": " What is the main component of air", - "Answer": "nitrogen" - }, - { - "Category": "Childrens Literature", - "Question": " Childrens' series that is really a religious allegory. 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"Answer": "parker brothers" - }, - { - "Category": "Clive Barker", - "Question": " To the Seerkind, normal people are known as _______ (Weaveworld)", - "Answer": "cuckoos" - }, - { - "Category": "Clothes", - "Question": " This company's logo is a sailboat.", - "Answer": "nautica" - }, - { - "Category": "Clothes", - "Question": " Three-letter clothing outlet, or a space or void.", - "Answer": "gap" - }, - { - "Category": "Contemporary Authors", - "Question": " Washington D.C., Myra Breckinridge", - "Answer": "gore vidal" - }, - { - "Category": "Couples", - "Question": " Miss Piggy and ______", - "Answer": "kermit" - }, - { - "Category": "Couples", - "Question": " Romeo and ______", - "Answer": "juliet" - }, - { - "Category": "Couples", - "Question": " Sluggo and ______", - "Answer": "nancy" - }, - { - "Category": "Crime Stories", - "Question": " He played Caspar Gutman in the 1941 John Huston film", - "Answer": "sydney greenstreet" - }, - { - "Category": "Crime Stories", - "Question": " Raymond Chandler's gumshoe", - 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"Question": " The Russian sled drawn by 3 horses abreast", - "Answer": "troika" - }, - { - "Category": "General Knowledge ", - "Question": " What is this sign called '&'", - "Answer": "ampersand" - }, - { - "Category": "Generation X Toys", - "Question": " Atari competitor that featured better graphics.", - "Answer": "intellevision" - }, - { - "Category": "Generation X Toys", - "Question": " Large plastic animals gobbled marbles in this game.", - "Answer": "hungry hungry hippos" - }, - { - "Category": "Geographic Trivia ", - "Question": " What is the most populous city in North America", - "Answer": "mexico" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " In what city is the Smithsonian Institute", - "Answer": "washington" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " In which city is Red Square", - "Answer": "moscow" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " In which city is the Coliseum located", - "Answer": "rome" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " Into what body of water does the Danube River flow", - "Answer": "black sea" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " Linz, Austria is a leading port on which river", - "Answer": "danube" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " Madrid and Lisbon are both located near this river.", - "Answer": "tagus" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " Name the continent that consists of a single country.", - "Answer": "australia" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " Name the longest river in Asia.", - "Answer": "yangtze" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " On what island is the Blue Grotto", - "Answer": "capri" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " On what peninsula are Spain and Portugal located", - "Answer": "the iberia n peninsula" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " On which river is the Aswan High Dam", - "Answer": "nile" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " The sun sets in the ____", - "Answer": "west" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What canal connects Lake Ontario and Lake Erie", - "Answer": "welland" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What city is the Christian Science Monitor based in", - "Answer": "boston" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What country formed the union of Tanganyika and Zanzibar", - "Answer": "tanzania" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What English city does the Prime Meridian pass through", - "Answer": "greenwich" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the capital of Andorra", - "Answer": "andorra la vella" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the capital of Angola", - "Answer": "luanda" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the capital of Australia", - "Answer": "canberra" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the capital of Bhutan", - "Answer": "thimphu" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the capital of Colorado", - "Answer": "denver" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the capital of Equatorial Guinea", - "Answer": "malabo" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the capital of Finland", - "Answer": "helsinki" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the capital of Iraq", - "Answer": "baghdad" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the capital of Ireland", - "Answer": "dublin" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the capital of Kuwait", - "Answer": "kuwait city" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the capital of Monaco", - "Answer": "monaco" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the capital of Niger", - "Answer": "niamey" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the capital of Papua New Guinea", - "Answer": "port moresby" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the capital of Solomon Islands", - "Answer": "honiara" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the capital of Switzerland", - "Answer": "bern" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the capital of Tanzania", - "Answer": "dar es salaam" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the capital of Tonga", - "Answer": "nuku'alofa" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the capital of Turkmenistan", - "Answer": "ashkhabad" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the capital of Tuvalu", - "Answer": "fanafuti" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the highest mountain in Canada", - "Answer": "mt. logan" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the largest of the countries in Central America", - "Answer": "nicaragua" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What is the official language of Egypt", - "Answer": "arabic" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What mountain range separates Europe from Asia", - "Answer": "urals" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " What U.S. state is known as The Land of 10,000 Lakes", - "Answer": "minnesota" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " Where is Beacon Street", - "Answer": "boston" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " Which Central American country extends furthest north", - "Answer": "belize" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " Which city is known as Motown", - "Answer": "detroit" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " Which element makes up 2.83% of the Earth's crust", - "Answer": "sodium" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " Which element makes up 5% of the Earth's crust", - "Answer": "iron" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " Which Irish city is famous for its crystal", - "Answer": "waterford" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " Which is the Earth's fourth largest continent", - "Answer": "south america" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " Which state is the Garden State", - "Answer": "new jersey" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " Which U.S. city is known as the Biggest Little City in the World", - "Answer": "reno" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography ", - "Question": " Which U.S. state borders a Canadian territory", - "Answer": "alaska" - }, - { - "Category": "Geogrpahy ", - "Question": " Name the capital city of Utah.", - "Answer": "salt lake city" - }, - { - "Category": "Geology ", - "Question": " The violet variety of quartz is called ________.", - "Answer": "amethyst" - }, - { - "Category": "Category", - "Question": " Happy Days takes place in this city.", - "Answer": "milwaukee" - }, - { - "Category": "History ", - "Question": " General Sherman burned this city in 1864.", - "Answer": "atlanta" - }, - { - "Category": "History ", - "Question": " He ruled Rome when Christ was born.", - "Answer": "caesar augustus" - }, - { - "Category": "History ", - "Question": " In what year of WW II did Russia declare war on Japan", - 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"Answer": "his head" - }, - { - "Category": "The Royal Family", - "Question": " Prince Charles's title.", - "Answer": "prince of wales" - }, - { - "Category": "Toys Games", - "Question": " Eva Gabor and Johnny Carson popularized this game by climbing over each other.", - "Answer": "twister" - }, - { - "Category": "Toys Games", - "Question": " In this game players take turns placing disks on an 8x8 board.", - "Answer": "othello" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Anzac troops come from which 2 countries", - "Answer": "australia and new zealand" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " At the time of Julius Caesar, who was the ruler of Egypt", - "Answer": "cleopatra" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Chemically pure gold contains how many karats", - "Answer": "24" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " From what is velvet made", - "Answer": "silk" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " How is Samuel Clemens better known", - "Answer": "mark twain" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " How is the mathematically related structure of beads strung on parallel wires in a rectangular frame better known", - "Answer": "abacus" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " How many bits are in a nibble", - "Answer": "4" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " How many faces has an icosahedron", - "Answer": "20" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " How many gold medals did Jesse Owens win in the 1936 Berlin Olympics", - "Answer": "4" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " How many seconds are in a day ", - "Answer": "86400" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " In 'Star Trek', what colour was Mr Spock's blood", - "Answer": "green" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " In ancient Egypt which animal was considered sacred", - "Answer": "cat" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " In the Gregorian calendar after 10,000 years by how many days will the calendar be wrong by ", - "Answer": "three" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " In the period 978-1016 England was ruled by which 'Unready' king", - "Answer": "ethelred" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " In which US city is the Sears tower", - "Answer": "chicago" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " In which year was the Rosetta stone written", - "Answer": "196 bc" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Jonquil is a shade of which colour", - "Answer": "yellow" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Most people wear a watch on their ____ wrist.", - "Answer": "left" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia : Similes", - "Question": " As cute as a(n) ________.", - "Answer": "button" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia : Similes", - "Question": " As graceful as a(n) _________.", - "Answer": "swan" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia : Similes", - "Question": " As pale as a(n) ___________.", - "Answer": "ghost" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " The book 'Wamyouruijoshou' was the first to use what word", - "Answer": "kite" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " The term Septiquinquennial represents how many years", - "Answer": "75" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " The term Sesquincentennial represents how many years", - "Answer": "150" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " What are noctilucent, cirrus, and cirrostratus categories of", - "Answer": "clouds" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " What city was founded in 753 BC", - "Answer": "rome" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " What did Temujin change his name to", - "Answer": "genghis khan" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " What does the ancient Greek word 'electron' mean", - "Answer": "amber" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " What is Harry Houdini famous for being", - "Answer": "escapologist" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " What is the fastest growing species of grass", - "Answer": "bamboo" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " What is the square root of -1 ", - "Answer": "i" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " What is the state capital of Florida", - "Answer": "tallahassee" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " What name is given to a settlement which is clustered around a central point", - "Answer": "nucleated" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " What name is given to the point where a river starts", - "Answer": "source" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " What religion was founded by Lao-tzu", - "Answer": "taoism" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " What was Citizen Kane's first name", - "Answer": "charles" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " What was the first transatlantic radio message sent ", - "Answer": "s" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " When was the Rosetta stone found", - "Answer": "1799" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Where are the great Walls of Babylon located in the modern day world", - "Answer": "iraq" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Which American state is known as the Lone Star State", - "Answer": "texas" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Which artificial fiber was invented in 1938", - "Answer": "nylon" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Which famous piece of artwork depcits the Battle of Hastings", - "Answer": "bayeux tapestry" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Which group of people elect the pope", - "Answer": "cardinals" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Which group was formed in 1972 by Don Henley and Glen Fry", - "Answer": "the eagles" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Which living bird has the longest wingspan", - "Answer": "the albatross" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Which part of a cat's eye reflects light", - "Answer": "tapetum" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Which people's republic stands between the Bay of Bengal and the foothills of the Himalayas, bordered by India and Burma", - "Answer": "bangladesh" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Which U.S City is the home of the Mowton Record Company", - "Answer": "detroit" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Which word is used to mean, malicious enjoyment at the misfortunes of others", - "Answer": "schadenfreude" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Who appears on the 10,000 dollar (US) note", - "Answer": "salmon chase" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Who does the statue, the Colossus of Rhodes, depict", - "Answer": "helios" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Who invented Tetris ", - "Answer": "alexi pazhitnov" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Who invented the toothbrush", - "Answer": "william addis" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel", - "Answer": "michelangelo" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Who said 'The greater our knowledge increases, the more our ignorance unfolds'", - "Answer": "john f. kennedy" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Who was Ancient Egyptian fertility god", - "Answer": "min" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Who was the first man to reach the North Pole", - "Answer": "robert edwin peary" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Who was the first woman to fly the Atlantic alone", - "Answer": "amelia earhart" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia ", - "Question": " Who wrote the Belgariad ", - "Answer": "leigh and david eddings" - }, - { - "Category": "Trivia : Words containing 'ten'", - "Question": " A choice cut of meat.", - "Answer": "tenderloin" - }, - { - "Category": "UK 50s", - "Question": " The 1951 Festival of Britain was centred on which city?", - "Answer": "london" - }, - { - "Category": "Vampires", - "Question": " Muppet vampire enjoyed doing this.", - "Answer": "counting" - }, - { - "Category": "Chekhov Quotations", - "Question": " 'Doctors can bury their mistakes, Architects can only advise their clients to plant vines.'", - 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"Answer": "green turtle" - }, - { - "Question": "common name for a large sea turtle, named for the color of its fat, although the animal is brownish overall?", - "Answer": "green turtle" - }, - { - "Question": "Common ore of iron, and one of the most commonly occurring minerals in nature", - "Answer": "Goethite" - }, - { - "Question": "Company what is the abbreviation for lake minnetonka", - "Answer": "lake tonka" - }, - { - "Question": "Complete this saying 'All ship shape and'", - "Answer": "bristol fashion" - }, - { - "Question": "Condition in a circuit in which the combined impedances of the capacity and induction to alternating currents cancel each other out or reinforce each other?", - "Answer": "Resonance" - }, - { - "Category": "Confuscious Say", - "Question": " He who ------ in church, sits in own pew.", - "Answer": "farts" - }, - { - "Category": "Confuscious Say", - "Question": " Man who run behind car get ----------.", - "Answer": "exhausted" - }, - { - "Category": "Confuscious Say", - "Question": " Nail on board is not good as -------- on bench.", - "Answer": "screw" - }, - { - "Question": "Conifer with dark foliage", - "Answer": "cypress" - }, - { - "Question": "Conventionally middle class materialist", - "Answer": "bourgeois" - }, - { - "Question": "Coolidge what heisman trophy winner returned his first nfl kickoff for a touchdown", - "Answer": "tim brown" - }, - { - "Category": "Countries of the world", - "Question": "northern part of central American Isthmus, major cities include Quezaltenango & Escuintla", - "Answer": "guatemala" - }, - { - "Category": "Countries of the world", - "Question": "western Asia, the capital is Tehran", - "Answer": "iran" - }, - { - "Category": "Countries of the world", - "Question": "western coast of South American, major cities include Arequipa & Trujillo", - "Answer": "peru" - }, - { - "Question": "Creation of programs, databases etc.for computer applications", - "Answer": "authoring" - }, - { - "Question": "Credit card on which magnetically encoded information is stored to be read by an electronic device", - "Answer": "swipe card" - }, - { - "Question": "Creek what position has been held by 266 men, 33 of whom have died violently", - "Answer": "pope" - }, - { - "Question": "Crusher Which word is derived from 'user of hashish'", - "Answer": "assassin" - }, - { - "Question": "Dakar is the capital of ______", - "Answer": "senegal" - }, - { - "Question": "Days of the week - whats the only day named for a planet", - "Answer": "saturday" - }, - { - "Question": "Death of body tissue usually caused by bad circulation", - "Answer": "gangrene" - }, - { - "Question": "Decorations what shadow team driver was killed testing, prior to the 1974 south african grand prix", - "Answer": "peter revson" - }, - { - "Question": "Delage guy delage claimed to be the first person to swim across which ocean", - "Answer": "atlantic ocean" - }, - { - "Question": "Denver is the capital of ______", - "Answer": "colorado" - }, - { - "Question": "Did you know that if ________________ had not been shot, & not convicted for killing JFK, he would have been convicted for killing Officer Tippet", - 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"Answer": "human hair" - }, - { - "Question": "Do arteries carry blood towards or away from the heart", - "Answer": "away" - }, - { - "Question": "Does a cat groom itself more in cold weather or in warm weather", - "Answer": "warm" - }, - { - "Question": "Does Barry Manilow know you raid his wardrobe?", - "Answer": "Breakfast Club" - }, - { - "Question": "Does elizabeth ii face to the left or right on a british coin ", - "Answer": "right" - }, - { - "Question": "Doraphobia is the fear of _________", - "Answer": "fur" - }, - { - "Category": "Driving", - "Question": " what country is identified by the letter b", - "Answer": "belgium" - }, - { - "Question": "During supersonic flight, what temperature does the skin on the nose of a concorde reach", - "Answer": "two hundred and sixty degrees fahrenheit" - }, - { - "Question": "During which conflict did the battles of Alma and Inkermann take place", - "Answer": "the crimean war" - }, - { - "Question": "During World War II, which London theatre boasted, 'We never closed'", - "Answer": "the windmill" - }, - { - "Question": "Dutch-born Swiss scientist, who discovered basic principles of fluid behavior", - "Answer": "daniel bernoulli" - }, - { - "Question": "Earth's outer layer of surface soil or crust is called the _____________.", - "Answer": "lithosphere" - }, - { - "Question": "Edgar allan poe introduced mystery fiction's first fictional detective, auguste c. dupin, in what 1841 story", - "Answer": "the murders in the rue morgue" - }, - { - "Question": "Edgar Allan Poe introduced mystery fictions first fictional detective, Auguste C. 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"Answer": "toilet" - }, - { - "Question": "In the film version of Willy Russell's play, who played Shirley Valentine", - "Answer": "pauline collins" - }, - { - "Question": "In the grounds of which house is the largest private tomb/mausoleum in England", - "Answer": "castle howard" - }, - { - "Question": "In the law of torts, oral defamation or use of the spoken word to injure another's reputation, as distinguished from libel or written defamation.", - "Answer": "Slander" - }, - { - "Question": "In the monty python parody 'search for the holy grail', what did patsy say when they reached camelot", - "Answer": "it's only a model" - }, - { - "Question": "In the monty python parody 'search for the holy grail', what was used to kill the rabbit", - "Answer": "holy hand grenade of antioch" - }, - { - "Question": "In the movie 'Mall Rats', What famous author was signing comic books", - "Answer": "Stan" - }, - { - "Question": "In the movie 'Mall Rats', What famous author was signing comic books?", - "Answer": "Stan Lee" - }, - { - "Question": "In the old gag, where is prince albert", - "Answer": "in a can" - }, - { - "Question": "In the parable of the Good Samaritan, to which city was the Samaritan travelling", - "Answer": "jericho" - }, - { - "Question": "In the TV series 'Absolutely Fabulous, who played the part of 'Bubbles'", - "Answer": "jane horrocks" - }, - { - "Question": "In the tv series 'the adventures of hercules', what is hercules' companion's name", - "Answer": "iolos" - }, - { - "Question": "In the tv series 'the brady bunch', what was cindy's toy doll's name", - "Answer": "kitty" - }, - { - "Question": "In the USA, what is an estate agent known as", - "Answer": "realtor" - }, - { - "Question": "In Welsh place names Llan- is a common feature, what does it mean", - "Answer": "church" - }, - { - "Question": "In what book does 'Schahriah' appear", - "Answer": "thousand & one nights" - }, - { - "Question": "In what business are 'angle irons' and 'rolex'", - "Answer": "dentistry" - }, - { - "Question": "In what city was the final of the 1991 Canada Cup played", - "Answer": "hamilton" - }, - { - "Question": "In what country is K2 the world's second-highest mountain", - "Answer": "pakistan" - }, - { - "Question": "In what is food surrounded with dry, hot, circulated air", - "Answer": "convection oven" - }, - { - "Question": "In what kind of restaurant might you be offered 'kulfi' as a dessert", - "Answer": "indian" - }, - { - "Question": "In what month is Bastille Day", - "Answer": "july" - }, - { - "Question": "In what profession is a 'ruderal", - "Answer": "gardening" - }, - { - "Question": "In what shaped ring does sumo wrestling take place", - "Answer": "circular" - }, - { - "Question": "In what sort of landscape would you find an erg", - "Answer": "desert" - }, - { - "Question": "In what sport do teams compete for the Swaythling Cup", - "Answer": "men's table tennis" - }, - { - "Question": "In what year did Franco come to power", - "Answer": "1937" - }, - { - "Question": "In what year did Joseph Stalin die", - "Answer": "1953" - }, - { - "Question": "In what year did Rhodesia declare independence", - "Answer": "1965" - }, - { - "Question": "In what year did sychronized swimming first appear in the Olympics", - "Answer": "1984" - }, - { - "Question": "In what year did The Bayer company begin marketing heroin", - "Answer": "1898" - }, - { - "Question": "In what year did the Cold War begin", - "Answer": "1946" - }, - { - "Question": "In what year was 'Saccharin' discovered", - "Answer": "1879" - }, - { - "Question": "In what year was Fred Astaire born", - "Answer": "1899" - }, - { - "Question": "In what year was Greenpeace founded", - "Answer": "1971" - }, - { - "Question": "In what year was Guy Fawkes arrested", - "Answer": "1605" - }, - { - "Question": "In what year was insulin first used to treat diabetes", - "Answer": "1922" - }, - { - "Question": "In what year was Jane Fonda born", - "Answer": "1937" - }, - { - "Question": "In what year was NATO formed", - "Answer": "1949" - }, - { - "Question": "In what year was the game Monopoly invented", - "Answer": "1929" - }, - { - "Question": "In what year was the Taj Mahal finished", - "Answer": "1658" - }, - { - "Question": "In which city is the eastern terminus of the Trans-Siberian railway", - "Answer": "vladivostock" - }, - { - "Question": "In which country are 'fajitas' a traditional dish", - "Answer": "mexico" - }, - { - "Question": "In which country do the Ashanti people live in the Province of Ashanti", - "Answer": "ghana" - }, - { - "Question": "In which country is the Calabria region", - "Answer": "italy" - }, - { - "Question": "In which country is the chief range of Drakensberg Mountains", - "Answer": "south africa" - }, - { - "Question": "In which country is the city of Mandalay", - "Answer": "burma" - }, - { - "Question": "In which country is the port of Stravangar", - "Answer": "norway" - }, - { - "Question": "In which country is the US naval base of Guantanamo", - "Answer": "cuba" - }, - { - "Question": "In which country is Tobruk", - "Answer": "libya" - }, - { - "Question": "In which country was film star Ray Milland born", - "Answer": "wales" - }, - { - "Question": "In which country was Graham Greene's novel 'A Burnt Out Case' set", - "Answer": "belgian congo" - }, - { - "Question": "In which country would you find McLaks (grilled salmon sandwich) on the McDonalds menu", - "Answer": "Norway" - }, - { - "Question": "In which country would you find the Pripyet Marshes", - "Answer": "belarus" - }, - { - "Question": "In which English town or city would you find The Christmas Steps", - "Answer": "bristol" - }, - { - "Question": "In which European Palace are the State Apartments called the Hall of Mirrors", - "Answer": "versailles" - }, - { - "Question": "In which film is danny devito the voice of 'phil'", - "Answer": "hercules" - }, - { - "Question": "In which film starring Humphrey Bogart and set in Martinique, did he play a character called Harry Morgan", - "Answer": "to have and have not" - 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"Answer": "measure for measure" - }, - { - "Question": "In which sphere of industry or commerce is the name of Arthur Maiden famous", - "Answer": "advertising" - }, - { - "Question": "In which television series do the characters Doctor Carter and Doctor Benton appear", - "Answer": "e r" - }, - { - "Question": "In which weight category did John Conteh fight for the world title", - "Answer": "light heavyweight" - }, - { - "Question": "In which year did Lester Piggott ride his first Derby winner", - "Answer": "1954" - }, - { - "Question": "In which year this century were there 3 Popes", - "Answer": "1978" - }, - { - "Question": "In which year was aspirin invented", - "Answer": "1899" - }, - { - "Question": "In which year was the Battle of Copenhagen, where Nelson attacked the Danish fleet", - "Answer": "1801" - }, - { - "Question": "In which year was the Battle of Hastings", - "Answer": "1066" - }, - { - "Question": "In which year was the first artificial satellite launched", - "Answer": "1957" - }, - { - "Question": "In which year was the Gulf War", - "Answer": "1991" - }, - { - "Question": "In which year were the Olympic Games held in St. Louis", - "Answer": "1904" - }, - { - "Question": "Inches who at buckingham palace wears bearskins", - "Answer": "guards" - }, - { - "Question": "Indian song withimprovised usually topical words", - "Answer": "calypso" - }, - { - "Category": "Indiana jones", - "Question": " what creature did indy's father fear", - "Answer": "rats" - }, - { - "Question": "Instrument for measuring radio activity", - "Answer": "geiger counter" - }, - { - "Question": "Instrument for measuring wind force", - "Answer": "anemometer" - }, - { - "Question": "into what bay does the golden gate strait lead?", - "Answer": "san francisco bay" - }, - { - "Question": "Into what body of water does the yukon river flow", - "Answer": "bering sea" - }, - { - "Question": "Into what ocean does the Zambezi river flow", - "Answer": "indian" - }, - { - "Question": "Into which body of water does the river Danube flow", - "Answer": "blacksea" - }, - { - "Question": "Iron block on which metals are worked", - "Answer": "anvil" - }, - { - "Question": "Islands what is ice cube's real name", - "Answer": "o'shea jackson" - }, - { - "Category": "Isms", - "Question": " Public ownership of the basic means of production, distribution, and exchange", - "Answer": "socialism" - }, - { - "Question": "Israel Tongue and who else devised the 'Popish Plot'", - "Answer": "titus oates" - }, - { - "Question": "Jackdaws and magpies belong to which group of birds", - "Answer": "crows" - }, - { - "Question": "James hunt was disqualified after winning which grand prix", - "Answer": "1976 british" - }, - { - "Question": "Jamestown is the capital and chief port of which Atlantic island", - "Answer": "st. helena" - }, - { - "Question": "Jefferson what can be tulip, balloon or flute", - "Answer": "wine glasses" - }, - { - "Question": "Jimmy Carter once thought he saw a UFO; what was it", - "Answer": "Venus" - }, - { - "Question": "Johnny rivers sang 'secret ______ man'", - "Answer": "agent" - }, - { - "Question": "Jr how many tunes blared from the 1948 wurlitzer model 1100 jukebox", - "Answer": "twenty four" - }, - { - "Question": "Jr", - "Answer": "Lindbergh" - }, - { - "Question": "K-mart. 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"Question": "Mark David Chapman was famous for what in 1980?", - "Answer": "Shooting John Lennon" - }, - { - "Question": "Marley Who still receives an estimated 25 pieces of junk mail per year at Walden Pond", - "Answer": "Thoreau" - }, - { - "Question": "Mass murder especially among a particular race or nation", - "Answer": "genocide" - }, - { - "Question": "MDMA is another name for which illegal drug", - "Answer": "ectasy" - }, - { - "Question": "Mechanophobia is the fear of", - "Answer": "machines" - }, - { - "Question": "Megalophobia is the fear of", - "Answer": "large things" - }, - { - "Question": "Member of a fraternity for mutual help with secret rituals", - "Answer": "freemason" - }, - { - "Question": "Mexico city is the capital of ______", - "Answer": "mexico" - }, - { - "Question": "Michael Jackson sing this song in 1987", - "Answer": "smooth criminal" - }, - { - "Question": "mickey mouse has some nephews what were there names?", - "Answer": "mortie and ferdie" - }, - { - "Question": "Microbiophobia is the fear of", - 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"Answer": "telephone" - }, - { - "Question": "Of what continent is cyprus a part", - "Answer": "asia" - }, - { - "Question": "Of what country is the monetary unit the rupee", - "Answer": "india" - }, - { - "Question": "Of what did robert the bruce, king of scotland, die in 1329", - "Answer": "leprosy" - }, - { - "Question": "Of which country is Amharic an official language", - "Answer": "ethiopia" - }, - { - "Question": "Of which metal is sperrylite the ore", - "Answer": "platinum" - }, - { - "Question": "Of which Spanish province is Seville the capital city", - "Answer": "andalucia" - }, - { - "Question": "Of who did the u.s postal service print 500 million stamps in 1993", - "Answer": "elvis" - }, - { - "Question": "Officers in which army were given copies of 'les miserables'", - "Answer": "confederate" - }, - { - "Question": "Ombrophobia is the fear of", - "Answer": "rain" - }, - { - "Question": "Ommetaphobia is the fear of", - "Answer": "eyes" - }, - { - "Question": "On a dartboard, what number is on top", - 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"Question": "The u.s has never lost a war where they used ______", - "Answer": "mules" - }, - { - "Question": "The University of Houston once elected what rock star as homecoming queen", - "Answer": "alice cooper" - }, - { - "Question": "The variety of living organisms in a particular habitat or geographic area", - "Answer": "biodiversity" - }, - { - "Question": "The Voyage of the Beagle told of which scientist's discoveries?", - "Answer": "Charles Darwin" - }, - { - "Question": "The word 'angel' is derived from the Greek term angelos, from the Hebrew experssion mal'akh, usually translated as what?", - "Answer": "Messenger" - }, - { - "Question": "The word 'boondocks' comes from the tagalog (filipino) word 'bundok,' which means", - "Answer": "mountain" - }, - { - "Question": "The word 'whisky' comes from Gaelic, what does it mean", - "Answer": "water of life" - }, - { - "Question": "The words 'dungarees' and 'jungle' originate from which language", - "Answer": "hindi" - }, - { - "Question": "The' Long John Silver Collection' housed on the Cutty Sark is the nations largest collection of what", - 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"Question": " What budding pop star spiced up her high school cheerleading by wearing flesh-colored panties?", - "Answer": "Madonna" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What did Kim Basinger wear in her 1994 advertisement against wearing animal skin coats?", - "Answer": "Nothing" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " What did Americans sip most of by 1976 - coffee, milk or soft drinks?", - "Answer": "Soft drinks" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What feminist author donned ears and a tail while working in one of this man's clubs in 1964?", - "Answer": "Gloria Steinem" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What British monarch and her consort both share the same great-great-grandmother?", - "Answer": "Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " Who was the first golfer to amass $1 million in official earnings?", - "Answer": "Arnold Palmer" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What 'Saturday Night Live' star portrayed Ross Perot in skits in 1992?", - "Answer": "Dana Carvey" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What did a lone Chinese demonstrator do right after standing in front of a tank in Tiennamen Square?", - "Answer": "He climbed on top of it" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What phenomena's emissions are called 'Hawking radiation' in honor of this physicist?", - "Answer": "A black hole's" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What French sex symbol made the killing of baby harp seals a worldwide cause celebre?", - "Answer": "Brigitte Bardot" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What was banned in France, prompting 3'11' Manuel Wackenheim to sue the Interior Ministry?", - "Answer": "Dwarf tossing" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What TV show's headliner hit the White House to promote statehood for Moosylvania?", - "Answer": "The Bullwinkle Show's" - 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"Question": " What three-word phrase was most frequently scribbled as graffiti during World War II?", - "Answer": "Kilroy was here" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What collection of architectural marvels is The Great Pyramid the only modern survivor of?", - "Answer": "The Seven Wonders of the World" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What type of nucleic acid carries hereditary information from generation to generation?", - "Answer": "DNA" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " Who were the combatants in a 1993 prize fight rudely interrupted by parachuter James 'Fanman' Miller?", - "Answer": "Riddick Bowe and Evander Holyfield" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What's the parallel halfway between the equator and the North Pole?", - "Answer": "The forty-fifth" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What's the Statue of Liberty's formal name?", - "Answer": "Liberty Enlightening the World" - 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"Answer": "E" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What U.S. Civil War general got the middle name 'Simpson' through a West Point clerical error?", - "Answer": "Ulysses S. 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"Answer": "Alka-Seltzer" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What future USA general's dyslexia forced him to repeat his first year at West Point?", - "Answer": "George Patton's" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " Who ran the four fastest 100 meter races in women's track history over a two-day period in 1988?", - "Answer": "Florence Griffith-Joyner" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What former steamboat pilot got his pen name from river lingo meaning 12 feet in depth?", - "Answer": "Mark Twain" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What U.S. military decoration was first established in 1782 and revived in 1932?", - "Answer": "The Purple Heart" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What country was Australian actor Mel Gibson born in?", - "Answer": "The U.S." - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What, according to Shakespeare, were Julius Caesar's last three words?", - "Answer": "Et tu, Brute?" - 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"Answer": "Beetlejuice" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What was Manhattan's tallest building before the Empire State Building was erected?", - "Answer": "The Chrysler Building" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What 60 storey building was completed in 1913 and remained the world's tallest buiding for 17 years?", - "Answer": "The Woolworth Building" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What form of ancient writing was finally deciphered with the help of a chunk of basalt known as the Rosetta Stone?", - "Answer": "Hieroglyphics" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What four-word moniker (nickname) did General Patton earn while commanding the Second Armored Division in 1940?", - "Answer": "Old Blood and Guts" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What 1958 fad, according to 'Pravda,' summed up the 'emptiness of American culture'?", - "Answer": "The hula hoop" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What city was the first to be terrorized by Godzilla's radioactive bad breath?", - "Answer": "Tokyo" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " Who was the first quarterback the Miami Dolphins ever chose with a first-round draft choice?", - "Answer": "Dan Marino" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What U.S. coastal monument's internal structure was designed by Gustave Eiffel?", - "Answer": "The Statue of Liberty's" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " Which well-known Irish actor was booted out of 15 grade schools during his rebellious youth?", - "Answer": "Spencer Tracy" - }, - { - "Category": "World: Who told David Frost", - "Question": " 'When the president does it, that means that it is not illegal'?", - "Answer": "Richard Nixon" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What country was the British monarch empress of from 1876 until 1901?", - "Answer": "India" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What Culture Club hit song featured a member of the lizard family in it's refrain?", - "Answer": "Karma Chameleon" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What Wall Streeter paid fellow prison inmates to do his laundry?", - "Answer": "Ivan Boesky" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What Ray Charles catch phrase appeared on Pepsi cans in 1990?", - "Answer": "Uh huh!" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What Washington state mountain blew its top in 1980, killing 61 people?", - "Answer": "Mount St. Helens" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What western hemisphere event in October 1962 prompted John F. 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", - "Question": "o)", - "Answer": "Anwar Sadat" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What mega-selling book took Robert James Waller two weeks to write?", - "Answer": "The Bridges of Madison County" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What tropical U.S. state has chosen the yellow hibiscus as it's state flower?", - "Answer": "Hawaii" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What country boasts a maple leaf as its national symbol?", - "Answer": "Canada" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What Los Angeles landmark did Sam Rodia build from steel, broken glass, sea shells and found objects?", - "Answer": "The Watts Towers" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What accident prompted U.S. utility outfits to cancel orders for 11 nuclear reactors by 1980?", - "Answer": "Three Mile Island" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What park's tourists are in danger of having their picnic baskets picked by Yogi Bear?", - "Answer": "Jellystone Park's" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What physicist is given a 'special thanks' for his synthesized vocals on Pink Floyd's 'Keep Talking'?", - "Answer": "Stephen Hawking" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What hosiery product was 'hatched' in 1970 using an innovative packaging concept?", - "Answer": "L'eggs pantyhose" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What physicist declined the presidency or a country saying he had no head for human problems?", - "Answer": "Albert Einstein" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What part of the Venus Fly-trap plant is adapted to make an insect trap - the flower, leaf, stem or root?", - "Answer": "The leaf" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What three-word moniker did Elvis call 'the most childish expression I've ever heard'?", - "Answer": "Elvis the Pelvis" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Which council in the United Nations organization recommends appointees to the position of secretary general?", - "Answer": "The Security Council" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What European country contains Transylvania, commonly considered to be the home of 'Count Dracula'?", - "Answer": "Romania" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What company dominated the microprocessor field by the 1980s?", - "Answer": "Intel" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " How many bones does a shark have?", - "Answer": "Zero" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What did the U.S. Post Office use as a symbol before adopting the bald eagle in 1970?", - "Answer": "A pony express rider" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " What did a well-known Dodgers' coach take to lose 40 pounds to win a bet with two of his players?", - "Answer": "Ultra Slim-Fast" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " According to one general, what was 'the first war ever fought without any censorship'?", - "Answer": "The Vietnam War" - 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"Answer": "Hemorrhoids" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who found his crown to be a perfect fit when he was invested on July 1, 1969?", - "Answer": "Prince Charles" - }, - { - "Category": "World: Whose verdict on her affair was", - "Question": " 'Honey, a dirt sandwich is better than Dwight Yoakam'?", - "Answer": "Sharon Stone's" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What's the heaviest naturally-occurring element?", - "Answer": "Uranium" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " Which of the 9 planets in our solar system is blue and white when seen from outer space?", - "Answer": "Earth" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " Who raised $25 million on the Australian Stock Exchange to finance the film 'Lightning Jack'?", - "Answer": "Paul Hogan" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " Who was the first to take off solo in New York and land in Paris?", - "Answer": "Charles Lindbergh" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What did Plennie Wingo add to his glasses before walking backward from San Francisco to Santa Monica?", - "Answer": "Rearview mirrors" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What fabric is opposed by radical animal-rights activists because the host creature is boiled alive?", - "Answer": "Silk" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " What two-word question did Nancy Kerrigan repeat after she got whacked in the knee?", - "Answer": "Why me?" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " How many buffalo/bison roamed North America in 1492 - 600,000, 6 million or 60 million?", - "Answer": "60 million" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Name 2 of the 4 U.S. presidents, other than Lincoln or Kennedy, that were assassinated while in office?", - "Answer": "James Garfield and William McKinley" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What did Russian hardliner Vladimir 'Mad Vlad' Zhirinovsky threaten to take back from the U.S.?", - "Answer": "Alaska" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What screen lover's death inspired a 1926 mob scene outside a Manhattan funeral chapel?", - "Answer": "Rudolph Valentino's" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " Whose flight into space earned him some rib-crunching Russian bear hugs?", - "Answer": "Yuri Gagarin's" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What name did the first atomic submarine share with Robert Fulton's 1800 version?", - "Answer": "Nautilus" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What's the current term for a great oak log, burned at the festival of Thor?'", - "Answer": "Yule log" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What's the name of the 'self-sustaining' edifice, home to eight men and women for two years?", - "Answer": "The Biosphere" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What memorial sparked controversy when unveiled by architect and sculptor Maya Lin?", - "Answer": "The Vietnam Veterans Memorial" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What Caribbean country still had jerry-rigged U.S. jeeps on its streets in the 1990s?", - "Answer": "Cuba" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who changed his name from Vernon Wayne Howell for 'publicity and business purposes'?", - "Answer": "David Koresh" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What city would you visit to see the contents of King Tut's tomb?", - "Answer": "Cairo" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What's the most commonly used slang term to describe helicopters?", - "Answer": "Choppers" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What literary character tilted at windmills, mistaking them for giants?", - "Answer": "Don Quixote" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What independent movie studio shares it's name with a constellation?", - "Answer": "Orion" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " In what movie Eddie Murphy insist his character's name be changed from Willie Biggs to Reggie Hammond?", - "Answer": "48 Hrs." - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What was the only U.S. state in 1992 to lose more citizens to handguns than to car crashes?", - "Answer": "Texas" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What Victor Hugo novel does 'The Simpsons' pay tribute to by giving prisoners the number 24601?", - "Answer": "Les Miserables" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What kind of tails did a gang of aborigines freeze, use to attack three police officers, and then eat?", - "Answer": "Kangaroo tails" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What did Donald Trump rename the yacht 'Nabila' that he bought for $29 million in 1987?", - "Answer": "The Trump Princess" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What did Steven Hawking say could be formed by something other than the collapse of a star?", - "Answer": "Black holes" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who became South Dakota's first Democratic senator in 26 years by a margin of 597 votes in 1962?", - "Answer": "George McGovern" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What hit saw the U.S. Navy bill moviemakers $1.1 million for 'technical services'?", - "Answer": "Top Gun" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " Who was the first president to wear false teeth?", - "Answer": "George Washington" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What department store chain established it's headquarters in the Sears Tower?", - "Answer": "Sears, Roebuck and Co." - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " What Olympic ice racer took a victory lap with a U.S. flag in one hand and his daughter Jane in the other?", - "Answer": "Dan Jansen" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What did George Armstrong Custer accidentally shoot and kill while hunting buffalo?", - "Answer": "His horse" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What four-word farewell of the 1950s was inspired by a many-toothed reptile?", - "Answer": "See you later, alligator" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What subway vigilante took exception to being asked for $5 on January 25, 1985?", - "Answer": "Bernhard Goetz" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What city did Michelangelo do 'David' in?", - "Answer": "Florence" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What well-known politician was a college roommate of Tommy Lee Jones?", - "Answer": "Al Gore" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " What city's vendors sell the most teddy bears made in one of their favorite baseballer's image?", - "Answer": "Minneapolis" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What infamous six words came back to haunt George Bush in his 1992 presidential campaign?", - "Answer": "Read my lips, no new taxes" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What 'Married ... with Children' star's bra was stolen from Frederick's of Hollywood in L.A. rioting?", - "Answer": "Katey Sagal's" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What phrase did Abraham Lincoln use instead of '87 years' in his Gettysburg Address?", - "Answer": "Four score and seven years" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What playwright did Muammar Qaddafi insist was 'of Arab origin' in 1989?", - "Answer": "William Shakespeare" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What did the Soviets send up into space on the 40th anniversary of the day the communists seized power?", - "Answer": "Sputnik I" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What country cancelled its May Day parade in 1994 for the first time since 1959, due to lack of money?", - "Answer": "Cuba" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What 'state' boasts the largest church in Christendom?'", - "Answer": "Vatican City" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Which of Cleopatra's husbands killed himself by falling on his sword?", - "Answer": "Marc Antony" - }, - { - "Category": "World: Who said", - "Question": " 'I was the first woman to burn my bra. It took the fire department four days to put it out'?", - "Answer": "Dolly Parton" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " Which finger of the throwing hand is subject to a painful syndrome called 'Frisbee finger'?", - "Answer": "The middle finger" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What Michigan doctor lead the fight for medicide, or physician-assisted suicide?", - "Answer": "Jack Kevorkian" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What White House aide's shredding machine jammed on November 21, 1986?", - "Answer": "Oliver North's" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " Whose Atlantic City hotel-casino is three times the size of the Taj Mahal, it's East Indian namesake?", - "Answer": "Donald Trump's" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " Who won the only two U.S. Open singles titles not won by Chris Evert from 1975 through 1982?", - "Answer": "Tracy Austin" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " Who batted .373 with 47 home runs and 175 RBI the year Babe Ruth hit 60 homers?", - "Answer": "Lou Gehrig" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What 73-year-old trapeze artist fell to his death in 1978?", - "Answer": "Karl Wallenda" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What was the last hotel Robert Kennedy was in before riding to his final resting place?", - "Answer": "The Ambassador" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " What hockey star was ribbed as 'The Yellow One' because of his aversion to flying?", - "Answer": "Wayne Gretzky" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " Where are two Russian vehicles, auctioned at Sotheby's in 1993 for $68,500, currently parked?", - "Answer": "On the moon" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure: What Phillies first baseman correctly noted", - "Question": " 'I'm not an athlete, I'm a baseball player'?", - "Answer": "John Kruk" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What whale was prized for the 15 barrels of high-quality oil found behind its forehead?", - "Answer": "The sperm whale" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What Virginia county's courthouse was the site of Lee's surrender to Grant?", - "Answer": "Appomattox County's" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " How many seasons did Johnny Carson host 'The Tonight Show'?", - "Answer": "Thirty" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " Who's the only man to win the Masters, British Open, U.S. Open, PGA and U.S. Amateur at least twice?", - "Answer": "Jack Nicklaus" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " USA President Jimmy Carter, brought together Anwar Sadat and who else at the Camp David peace negotiations?", - "Answer": "Menachem Begin" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What president nearly fell out of the Wright brothers' plane while waving to a crowd?", - "Answer": "Theodore Roosevelt" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What helpful aid did the mother of 'Monkee' Mike Nesmith invent for typists the world over?", - "Answer": "Liquid Paper Correction Fluid" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " Who broke baseball's color barrier, inking a contract and starting at first base in 1947?", - "Answer": "Jackie Robinson" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What mountain do Tibetans call Chomo-Lungma, or Mother Goddess of the Land?", - "Answer": "Mount Everest" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " Who was the first woman ever to cross the Atlantic Ocean by airplane?", - "Answer": "Amellia Earhart" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " What baseballer teamed with Babe Ruth to form 'the greatest 1-2 punch the sport has ever known'?", - "Answer": "Lou Gehrig" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What book did King James authorize the first English publication of?", - "Answer": "The Bible" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who's the only 20th-century USA president that had earned no undergraduate degree?", - "Answer": "Harry Truman" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What hill in Athens boasts the Parthenon and other temples?", - "Answer": "The Acropolis" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What profession did former First Lady, Nancy Reagan, say was 'good training for the political life which lay ahead'?", - "Answer": "Acting" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What replacement did station KFBK rush to hire after letting Morton Downey Jr. go in 1984?", - "Answer": "Rush Limbaugh" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " What major league baseball team shares it's name with young bears?", - "Answer": "The Chicago Cubs" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What three-word line of General MacArthur's appear on countless items dropped over the Philippines?", - "Answer": "I shall return" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What Hungarian name was given to 37 pet pooches registered in Los Angeles County by 1991?", - "Answer": "Zsa Zsa" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What five-word plea by Rodney King made the cover of 'Time' after the 1992 Los Angeles riots took place?", - "Answer": "Can't we all get along?" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What U.S. general died in a Heidelberg hospital of lung congestion after a freak car accident?", - "Answer": "George Patton" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What Hindu god is said to have appeared on Earth as Rama, Krishna and Buddha?", - "Answer": "Vishnu" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What president adorns the double sawbuck?", - "Answer": "Andrew Jackson" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " Who flew the Concord to sing in both the London and Philadelphia parts of Live Aid on the same day?", - "Answer": "Phil Collins" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " Whose bare feet did 3,000-meter runner Mary Decker trip over at the 1984 Olympics?", - "Answer": "Zola Budd's" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What comet was named for the man who predicted it would return in 1758?", - "Answer": "Halley's comet" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What modern-day city was renamed Leningrad when a famous Bolshevik died?", - "Answer": "St. Petersburg" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What memorable line did John Paul Jones allegedly utter during a sea battle with the British?", - "Answer": "I have not yet begun to fight" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " Who left his heart in San Francisco in a 1962 classic song?", - "Answer": "Tony Bennett" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " Who became golf's first career $5 million winner in 1988?", - "Answer": "Jack Nicklaus" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " Whose World Series heroics prompted George Steinbrenner to dub him 'Mr. October'?", - "Answer": "Reggie Jackson's" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What fruit is grown by 94 percent of backyard gardeners?", - "Answer": "The tomato" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " Whose fans wore lapel buttons bearing saxophones on January 20, 1993?", - "Answer": "Bill Clinton's" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What Supreme Court justice hosted and officiated at the 1994 marriage of Rush Limbaugh?", - "Answer": "Clarence Thomas" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " We all know that the United Kingdom has a Queen. However, what is the true definition of their governmental system?", - "Answer": "Parliamentary Monarchy" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " The United States formed a government like none other in history. What is the proper term to describe our system of government?", - "Answer": "Federal Republic" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " We all know of the troubles the U.S. had in Somalia in the early 1990s. What type of government has been established in that war-torn African nation?", - "Answer": "None" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " What nation gained their independence from Great Britain in 1947 and now functions as a federal republic?", - "Answer": "India" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " What nation occupies the northern half of the island nation of Cyprus?", - "Answer": "Turkey" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " Libya's government is headed by Muammar Qadaffi. What rank does he hold in the Libyan military?", - "Answer": "Colonel" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " Is the Vatican a country?", - "Answer": "True" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " The government of Israel is based where?", - "Answer": "Jerusalem" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " According to most world governments (including the U.S), the government of Israel is based where?", - "Answer": "Tel Aviv" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " During the British Raj in India, what city originally served as its capital?", - "Answer": "Calcutta" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " Fujimori is president of what country?", - "Answer": "Peru" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " Who is president of Russia?", - "Answer": "Putin" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " Who is the Prime Minister of Israel?", - "Answer": "Barak" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " Who burned down the German parliamentary building, the Reichstag, on 27 Februari 1933?", - "Answer": "Marinus van der Lubbe" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " What is the parliament of Israel called?", - "Answer": "Knesset" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " The Japanese parliament, the Diet, is composed of a House of Representatives and a ...", - "Answer": "House of Councillors" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " Which country has the Folketing as parliament?", - "Answer": "Denmark" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " What is the general assembly of Russia known as.", - "Answer": "Duma" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " The French parliament consists of two chambers, the Senat and the ...", - "Answer": "Assemblee Nationale" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " In which city is the South African parliament?", - "Answer": "Cape Town" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " At what age are Japanese citizens eligible to vote?", - "Answer": "20" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " What is the Chinese parliament called?", - "Answer": "National People's Congress" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " Where does the European Parliament have its seat?", - "Answer": "Strasbourg" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " In which city is the Dutch parliament?", - "Answer": "The Hague" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " In which year was the landmark Brown vs Topeka (Board of Education) case, which argued that racially separate facilities in education were inherently unequal, passed by the Supreme Court?", - "Answer": "1954" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " Which institution makes up the legislative branch of the government of the United States?", - "Answer": "Congress" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " What did the 1973 Roe vs Wade Supreme Court case deal with (and this is why everyone is confused about pro-life/pro-choice people)?", - "Answer": "Abortion" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " Which US President started his career as a film actor?", - "Answer": "Reagan" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " Who is the Vice President of the United States of America.", - "Answer": "Cheney" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " Who is the Prime Minister of Great Britain.", - "Answer": "Blair" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " How are the first ten Amendments to the U.S Constitution commonly known?", - "Answer": "Bill of Rights" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " The network that helped slaves in the South escape to freedom in the North was known as the_______ _________.", - "Answer": "Underground Railroad" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics: According to Popular Vote, who is the President of the United States of American (hmmm...can we say", - "Question": " phal is liberal?)", - "Answer": "Al Gore" - }, - { - "Category": "Politics", - "Question": " In the 1876 Presidential election, Samuel J. 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"Question": " What do children usually get in return when 'Trick or Treat' is expressed?", - "Answer": "Candy" - }, - { - "Category": "Halloween", - "Question": " What type of monster dies from a silver bullet?", - "Answer": "Werewolf" - }, - { - "Category": "Halloween", - "Question": " In the old days, what was the purpose of dressing up in costumes?", - "Answer": "To scare off ghosts" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " On what day did Martin Luther post his 95 Theses on several church doors, officialy starting his unofficial break from the Roman Catholic Church?", - "Answer": "October 31" - }, - { - "Category": "Halloween", - "Question": " What animal other than a cat is associated with the witch?", - "Answer": "bat" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " In what post-renaissance century did the European witch trials begin in?", - "Answer": "1700" - }, - { - "Category": "Halloween: Fill in the blank", - "Question": " Revenge upon whoever opens the _________ of a mummy?", - "Answer": "coffin" - }, - { - "Category": "Halloween", - "Question": " When can werewolves come out?", - "Answer": "Full moon" - }, - { - "Category": "Halloween", - "Question": " Where did the myth about zombies begin?", - "Answer": "Africa" - }, - { - "Category": "Halloween", - "Question": " Why do zombies often wear chains?", - "Answer": "they are slaves" - }, - { - "Category": "Halloween", - "Question": " Where did the stories of vampires originate?", - "Answer": "Europe" - }, - { - "Category": "Halloween: Fill in the blank", - "Question": " Casper the friendly ________ .", - "Answer": "ghost" - }, - { - "Category": "Halloween: Fill in the blank", - "Question": " Put a light in the _______ to light up its face.", - "Answer": "pumpkin" - }, - { - "Category": "Halloween", - "Question": " You can dress up like a ______ on Halloween and wear red horns and a tail.", - "Answer": "devil" - }, - { - "Category": "Halloween", - "Question": " 'Hell is for Children' is a song from which '80's rocker?", - "Answer": "Pat Benetar" - }, - { - "Category": "Harry", - "Question": " What is the name of Harry Potter's owl?", - "Answer": "Hedwig" - }, - { - "Category": "Halloween", - "Question": " Loch Ness is located in what country?", - "Answer": "Scotland" - }, - { - "Category": "Halloween", - "Question": " 'Laughing' by Vincent Price ends this 'M.J.' song", - "Answer": "Thriller" - }, - { - "Category": "Halloween", - "Question": " New Mexico supposedly has a crashed UFO and aliens kept at this city's army air-field.", - "Answer": "Roswell" - }, - { - "Category": "Halloween: Fill in the blank", - "Question": " Area 5_.", - "Answer": "1" - }, - { - "Category": "Halloween", - "Question": " Bats, when leaving a cave, will always exit in this direction.", - "Answer": "left" - }, - { - "Category": "The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown", - "Question": " What does Linus tell Charlie Brown to never jump into a pile of leaves with?", - "Answer": "wet sucker" - }, - { - "Category": "The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown", - "Question": " When writing his letter to The Great Pumpkin, whom does Linus say gets more publicity than he?", - "Answer": "Santa Claus" - }, - { - "Category": "The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown", - "Question": " Who sits in the pumpkin patch with Linus on Halloween night waiting for the Great Pumpkin?", - "Answer": "Sally" - }, - { - "Category": "The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown", - "Question": " What did Charlie Brown receive while Trick or Treating?", - "Answer": "rocks" - }, - { - "Category": "The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown", - "Question": " When the Great Pumpkin finally raises out of the pumpkin patch, who is it really?", - "Answer": "Snoopy" - }, - { - "Category": "The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown", - "Question": " Whom does the gang use as a model when making the pumpkin at the Halloween party?", - "Answer": "Charlie Brown" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronyms-Hardware", - "Question": " What does HDD stand for?", - "Answer": "Hard Disk Drive" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronyms-Hardware", - "Question": " What does CPU stand for?", - "Answer": "Central Processing Unit" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronyms-Networks", - "Question": " What does TCP stand for?", - "Answer": "Transmission Control Protocol" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronyms-Hardware", - "Question": " What does ROM stand for?", - "Answer": "Read Only Memory" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronyms-Networks", - "Question": " What does FTP stand for?", - "Answer": "File Transfer Protocol" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronyms-Networks", - "Question": " What does USB stand for?", - "Answer": "Universal Serial Bus" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronyms-Software", - "Question": " What does DLL stand for?", - "Answer": "Dynamic Link Library" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronyms-Networks", - "Question": " What does LAN stand for?", - "Answer": "Local Area Network" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronyms-Networks", - "Question": " What does WAN stand for?", - "Answer": "Wide Area Network" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronyms-Networks", - "Question": " What does OC stand for?", - "Answer": "Optical Carrier" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronyms-Networks", - "Question": " What does HTTP stand for?", - "Answer": "HyperText Transfer Protocol" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronyms-Networks", - "Question": " What does IP stand for?", - "Answer": "Internet Protocol" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronyms-Hardware", - "Question": " What does PnP stand for?", - "Answer": "Plug-and-Play" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronyms-Hardware", - "Question": " What does DMA stand for?", - "Answer": "Direct Memory Access" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronyms-Networks", - "Question": " What does WWW stand for?", - "Answer": "World Wide Web" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronyms-Networks", - "Question": " What does URL stand for?", - "Answer": "Uniform Resource Locator" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronyms-Software", - "Question": " COBOL stands for _____ Business Oriented Language", - "Answer": "Common" - }, - { - "Category": "Acronums-Software", - "Question": " BASIC stands for _____ All purpose Symbolic Instruction Code", - "Answer": "Beginner's" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Internet", - "Question": " Who invented the TCP/IP standard?", - "Answer": "Vint Cerf" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Computers", - "Question": " What year was the Digital Millennium Act passed by Congress?", - "Answer": "1998" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Internet", - "Question": " What year did Sun Microsystems release Java?", - "Answer": "1995" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Internet", - "Question": " What was the first registered domain?", - "Answer": "Symbolic.com" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Internet", - "Question": " What year was the @ symbol set as a standard for e-mail?", - "Answer": "1972" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Computers", - "Question": " What year did Intel release the 8080 microprocessor?", - "Answer": "1974" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Computers", - "Question": " One year after the 8080, what first personal computer was released based upon it?", - "Answer": "Altair 8800" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Computers", - "Question": " What US District Judge declared Microsoft a monopoly in 1999?", - "Answer": "Thomas Penfield Jackson" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Computers", - "Question": " In 1981 what operating system became available to the PC market?", - "Answer": "MS-DOS" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Computers", - "Question": " Who first coined the term 'cyberspace'?", - "Answer": "William Gibson" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Internet", - "Question": " What was the name of the first wide-scale peer-to-peer music sharing application?", - "Answer": "Napster" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Internet", - "Question": " What major browser company did America Online buy in 1999?", - "Answer": "Netscape" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Internet", - "Question": " What domain did CNET buy for $15,000 in 1996?", - "Answer": "tv.com" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Internet", - "Question": " business.com sold for $150,000 in what year?", - "Answer": "1997" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Computers", - "Question": " Who is the regarded as the father of supercomputing?", - "Answer": "Seymour Cray" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Computers", - "Question": " What law says that the number of transistors doubles every 18 months?", - "Answer": "Moore's Law" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Computers", - "Question": " Who wrote the core of the Linux operating system in 1991?", - "Answer": "Linus Torvalds" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Computers", - "Question": " Bell Labs released what operating system in 1969?", - "Answer": "UNIX" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Computers", - "Question": " What company first invented the modern mouse?", - "Answer": "Xerox" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Computers", - "Question": " What Macintosh computer was first introduced by Apple in 1998?", - "Answer": "iMac" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Computers", - "Question": " Who is current chairman of Microsoft Corporation?", - "Answer": "Bill Gates" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Computers", - "Question": " What modem standard was passed to replace X2 and K56flex in 1998?", - "Answer": "v.90" - }, - { - "Category": "History-Computers", - "Question": " UNIX was the first operating system written in what programming language?", - "Answer": "C" - }, - { - "Category": "Technical-Hardware", - "Question": " What is the common bit-bus for PCI components?", - "Answer": "32-bit" - }, - { - "Category": "Technical-Hardware", - "Question": " What is the common bit-bus for ISA components?", - "Answer": "16-bit" - }, - { - "Category": "Technical-Hardware", - "Question": " Most non-SCSI CD-ROMs conform to what EIDE standard?", - "Answer": "ATAPI" - }, - { - "Category": "Technical-Hardware", - "Question": " What interface do most new graphics card conform to?", - "Answer": "AGP" - }, - { - "Category": "Technical-Hardware", - "Question": " What multimedia instruction set were built into Intel's processors after 1997?", - "Answer": "MMX" - }, - { - "Category": "Technical-Networks", - "Question": " What common network protoctol can utilize a bus or star topology?", - "Answer": "Ethernet" - }, - { - "Category": "Technical-Networks", - "Question": " What proprietary network protocol did Apple develop?", - "Answer": "AppleTalk" - }, - { - "Category": "Technical-Networks", - "Question": " How many bits are in a byte?", - "Answer": "eight" - }, - { - "Category": "Technical-Networks", - "Question": " What common broadband technology utilizes standard POTS?", - "Answer": "DSL" - }, - { - "Category": "Technical-Networks", - "Question": " What common broadband technology utilizes coxial cables?", - "Answer": "Cable Modem" - }, - { - "Category": "Technical-Hardware", - "Question": " What is the maximum speed USB 1.1 can transfer at?", - "Answer": "12 mbps" - }, - { - "Category": "Technical-Hardware", - "Question": " What is the maximum speed USB 2.0 can transfer at?", - "Answer": "480 mbps" - }, - { - "Category": "Technical-Hardware", - "Question": " What is the maximum speed FireWire can transfer at?", - "Answer": "400 mbps" - }, - { - "Category": "Technical-Hardware", - "Question": " How many devices can USB support on a single chain?", - "Answer": "127" - }, - { - "Category": "Technical-Networks", - "Question": " How fast is a standard 10BaseT network?", - "Answer": "10 mbps" - }, - { - "Category": "Technical-Networks", - "Question": " What kind of jack does standard twisted-pair cable use?", - "Answer": "RJ-45" - }, - { - "Category": "Technical-Networks", - "Question": " How fast can a single ISDN B-channel transfer at?", - "Answer": "64kbps" - }, - { - "Category": "Technical-Networks", - "Question": " 1.544 Mbps is the transfer rate of which common broadband technology?", - "Answer": "Tier-1 (T1)" - }, - { - "Category": "Technical-Networks", - "Question": " 51.84 Mbps is the transfer rate of which common broadband technology?", - "Answer": "OC-1" - }, - { - "Category": "Product Knowledge", - "Question": " What is one of the 3 pillars of Siemens strength?", - "Answer": "Infinite Modularity, Ultimate Portability, Complete Information Access" - }, - { - "Category": "Product Knowledge", - "Question": " What modular monitors come standard with four channels?", - "Answer": "SC 7000 and SC 8000 monitors" - }, - { - "Category": "Product Knowledge", - "Question": " What modular monitor comes standard with six channels?", - "Answer": "SC 9000XL" - }, - { - "Category": "Product Knowledge", - "Question": " What is the name of the INFINITY noninvasive cable management solution?", - "Answer": "MultiMed Pods (-5, -6, NeoMed)" - }, - { - "Category": "Product Knowledge", - "Question": " What is the name of the INFINITY invasive pressure cable management solution?", - "Answer": "HemoMed Pods (-2, -4, HemoMed)" - }, - { - "Category": "Product Knowledge", - "Question": " Can I use the HemoMed with the SC6002XL?", - "Answer": "No" - }, - { - "Category": "Product Knowledge", - "Question": " What part of the etCO2 & Respiratory Mechanics pod be used with the SC6002XL?", - "Answer": "etCO2 function" - }, - { - "Category": "Product Knowledge", - "Question": " What cable would I order to connect a balloon pump to an INFINITY modular monitor?", - "Answer": "Analog output cable" - }, - { - "Category": "Anatomy & Physiology", - "Question": " What is the normal pacemaker of the heart?", - "Answer": "SA node" - }, - { - "Category": "Anatomy & Physiology", - "Question": " What are the four chambers of the heart?", - "Answer": "right atrium, right ventricle, left atrium, left ventricle" - }, - { - "Category": "Anatomy & Physiology", - "Question": " What are the two most important factors in obtaining accurate noninvasive blood pressure readings?", - "Answer": "Correct cuff size and position" - }, - { - "Category": "Anatomy & Physiology", - "Question": " What do we call the pressure measurement from the right atrium?", - "Answer": "Central venous pressure" - }, - { - "Category": "Anatomy & Physiology", - "Question": " What pressure do we measure when we inflate the balloon on the Swan-Ganz catheter?", - "Answer": "wedge pressure" - }, - { - "Category": "Anatomy & Physiology", - "Question": " What is the process of measuring respirations with ECG leads called?", - "Answer": "Impedence" - }, - { - "Category": "Literature", - "Question": " What did they use for croquet mallets in Wonderland?", - "Answer": "Flamingoes" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What two gases are used in a welding torch?", - "Answer": "Oxygen and Acetylene" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What is the closest star to the Earth?", - "Answer": "The sun" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What weapon was instrumental in the English victory at the Battle of Crecy?", - "Answer": "Longbow" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What poison is derived from the plant, foxglove?", - "Answer": "Digitalis" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What magical object did ancient alchemysts believe could turn lead into gold?", - "Answer": "lodestone" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " Name the process by which oxygen and hydrogen can be created from water.", - "Answer": "electrolysis" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature", - "Question": " In JRR Tolkien's mythos, what island sank beneath the sea?", - "Answer": "Numenor (Akallabeth,Atalante)" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature", - "Question": " What was the name of the giant whirlpool that Odysseus faced?", - "Answer": "Charybdis" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Name the string of fortifications the French built in 1929 to defend against German invasion.", - "Answer": "Maginot Line" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What does a sphygmomanometer measure?", - "Answer": "Blood pressure" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature", - "Question": " Which Indian goddess was known as 'the Black Mother'?", - "Answer": "Kali" - }, - { - "Category": "Pop Culture", - "Question": " What popular 60's mini-monster character did hot-rodder 'Big Daddy' Ed Roth create?", - "Answer": "Rat-fink" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " When measuring acidity and alkalinity, what does 'pH' stand for?", - "Answer": "per hydroxide" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature", - "Question": " What kind of sword slew Lewis Carrol's Jaberwocky?", - "Answer": "Vorpal" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who was the pilot of the U2 spy-plane shot down and captured by the Soviets on May 1, 1960?", - "Answer": "Gary Francis Powers" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " Which poison smells like almonds?", - "Answer": "Cyanide" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What was Buddha's name before his enlightenment?", - "Answer": "Sidhartha" - }, - { - "Category": "Pop Culture", - "Question": " What popular toy consisting of two plastic balls attached to each other by a string were banned in 1972?", - "Answer": "Klackers" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature", - "Question": " Which Aztec god was known as the 'Plumed Serpent'?", - "Answer": "Quetzalcoatl" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature", - "Question": " In Arthurian legend, which knight threw Excalibur back into the lake?", - "Answer": "Bedevere" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who assassinated the Austrian Archduke, Francis Ferdinand?", - "Answer": "Gavrilo Princip" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What visionary inventor created the AC induction motor and caused an earthquake in New York while experimenting with high voltage?", - "Answer": "Nikolai Tesla" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature", - "Question": " What manner of creature was Medusa?", - "Answer": "Gorgon" - }, - { - "Category": "Pop Culture", - "Question": " What did the band Jefferson Airplane change their name to?", - "Answer": "Jefferson Starship" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature", - "Question": " What was Sherlock Holmes' brother's name?", - "Answer": "Mycroft Holmes" - }, - { - "Category": "Good To Know", - "Question": " What dog breed bites people more often than any other?", - "Answer": "German Shepherd" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature", - "Question": " Zeus created warriors called Myrmidons out of what creatures?", - "Answer": "Ants" - }, - { - "Category": "Arithmetic", - "Question": " 3+7= ?", - "Answer": "10" - }, - { - "Category": "Arithmetic", - "Question": " 14x20= ?", - "Answer": "280" - }, - { - "Category": "Arithmetic", - "Question": " 21+44= ?", - "Answer": "65" - }, - { - "Category": "Arithmetic", - "Question": " 31(4+9)= ?", - "Answer": "403" - }, - { - "Category": "Arithmetic", - "Question": " 21+9= ?", - "Answer": "30" - }, - { - "Category": "Arithmetic", - "Question": " 86+180= ?", - "Answer": "266" - }, - { - "Category": "Arithmetic", - "Question": " 5(5)+41-44= ?", - "Answer": "22" - }, - { - "Category": "Word Problem", - "Question": " There were 4 apples on the table. 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How may sheep did he have after that?", - "Answer": "9" - }, - { - "Category": "Word Problem", - "Question": " If Hamfon has 6 apples, and at the end of the day he has 6 apples, assuming nothing happens to the apples by tomorrow morning, how many apples will he have tomorrow morning.", - "Answer": "6" - }, - { - "Category": "Algebra I: If this is true, say the answer, if it is false say false", - "Question": " 2(3x4) = (2x3)4", - "Answer": "24" - }, - { - "Category": "Algebra I: If this is true, say the answer, if it is false say false", - "Question": " 5(4+1)= (20+5)", - "Answer": "25" - }, - { - "Category": "Algebra I: If this is true, say the answer, if it is false say false", - "Question": " 2+1x3 = (2+1)x3", - "Answer": "false" - }, - { - "Category": "Roman Numerals", - "Question": " Divide the Roman numeral DXXII by III. 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Subtract II from IV in Roman numerals.", - "Answer": "II" - }, - { - "Category": "Roman Numerals", - "Question": " If the numerator is XXI and your denominator is III, what's the answer in Roman numerals?", - "Answer": "VII" - }, - { - "Category": "Terminology", - "Question": " What is the meaning of 'crore'?", - "Answer": "10,000,000" - }, - { - "Category": "Geometry", - "Question": " How many sides does a 'icosohedron' have?", - "Answer": "20" - }, - { - "Category": "Terminology", - "Question": " 'Lakh' is a term meaning what?", - "Answer": "100,000" - }, - { - "Category": "Geometry", - "Question": " What is the name of the 'x' coordinate in geometry?", - "Answer": "Abscissa" - }, - { - "Category": "Terminology", - "Question": " What was the original meaning of the word 'Myriad'?", - "Answer": "10,000" - }, - { - "Category": "Geometry", - "Question": " In assuming (X,Y,Z) what does Y = in (52,5,2)", - "Answer": "5" - }, - { - "Category": "Algebra II", - "Question": " Matrices are fun!! 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Jackson" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What Episode I role was finally cast after casting director Robin Gurland looked at 3,000 actors?", - "Answer": "Anakin Skywalker" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who starred in the movies Trainspotting and Shallow Grave before landing an Episode I role?", - "Answer": "Ewan McGregor" - }, - { - "Category": "DroidsCreatures & Aliens", - "Question": " What role does Kenny Baker play for the fourth time, in Episode I?", - "Answer": "R2-D2" - }, - { - "Category": "Characters", - "Question": " What two actors did Nick Gillard train to be Jedi's for Episode I?", - "Answer": "Liam Neeson and Ewan McGregor" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who served as producer of Episode I?", - "Answer": "Rick McCallum" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who landed a role in Episode I after he announced on a talk show that he was a huge Star Wars fan?", - "Answer": "Samuel L. Jackson" - }, - { - "Category": "Characters", - "Question": " What British actor portrays the Chancellor of the Galactic Senate in Episode I?", - "Answer": "Terence Stamp" - }, - { - "Category": "DroidsCreatures & Aliens", - "Question": " What type of droids monitor ship systems from the socket at the rear of some vehicles, in Episode I?", - "Answer": "R2 units, or Astromech droids" - }, - { - "Category": "Wild Card", - "Question": " What Episode I star was discovered in a pizza parlor in 1992?", - "Answer": "Natalie Portman" - }, - { - "Category": "Characters", - "Question": " What first name did Anakin's mother have?", - "Answer": "Shmi" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What was Trisha Biggar in charge of designing for Episode I?", - "Answer": "Costumes" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What Italian city were many Episode I scenes filmed in?", - "Answer": "Naples" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What planet serves as the capital of the Galactic Republic in Episode I?", - "Answer": "Coruscant" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who starred opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger in Jingle All the Way before landing an Episode I role?", - "Answer": "Jake Lloyd" - }, - { - "Category": "Wild Card", - "Question": " What Star Wars role did Ewan McGregor say it would be interesting to play after sticking 'some big pastries' on his head?", - "Answer": "Princess Leia" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What North African country were Episode I's Tatooine village scenes filmed in?", - "Answer": "Tunisia" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " How many Star Wars prequels does George Lucas plan to film?", - "Answer": "Three" - }, - { - "Category": "Characters", - "Question": " Who portrays Anakin Skywalker's mother in Episode I?", - "Answer": "Pernilla August" - }, - { - "Category": "Characters", - "Question": " What political office does Palpatine hold, at the beginning of Episode I?", - "Answer": "Senator" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What Episode I city did filmgoers get a glimpse of at the end of Return of the Jedi Special Edition?", - "Answer": "Coruscant" - }, - { - "Category": "Wild Card", - "Question": " What Episode I actor did George Lucas describe as 'the center of the movie'?", - "Answer": "Liam Neeson" - }, - { - "Category": "Characters", - "Question": " What Episode I star has been called 'the biggest thing out of Scotland since argyle socks'?", - "Answer": "Ewan McGregor" - }, - { - "Category": "Wild Card", - "Question": " What Episode I star majored in physics, computer science and drama at Queens College in Belfast?", - "Answer": "Liam Neeson" - }, - { - "Category": "Characters", - "Question": " What holy city was Natalie Portman born in?", - "Answer": "Jerusalem" - }, - { - "Category": "DroidsCreatures & Aliens", - "Question": " What are power droids also known as in Episode I, due to the strange sound they make?", - "Answer": "Gonk Droids" - }, - { - "Category": "DroidsCreatures & Aliens", - "Question": " Who had the daunting task of overseeing creature effects for Episode I?", - "Answer": "Nick Dudman" - }, - { - "Category": "Characters", - "Question": " What role does Frank Oz reprise in Episode I?", - "Answer": "Yoda" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What structure is topped by a ring of spikes?", - "Answer": "The Jedi Temple's" - }, - { - "Category": "Characters", - "Question": " Who portrays the younger version of a character originally played by Sir Alex Guinness?", - "Answer": "Ewan McGregor" - }, - { - "Category": "Characters", - "Question": " What twins are slated to be born in the prequel trilogy?", - "Answer": "Luke and Leia" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What famed Kurosawa film did Liam Neeson draw inspiration from while preparing to play a Jedi warrior in Episode I?", - "Answer": "The Seven Samurai" - }, - { - "Category": "DroidsCreatures & Aliens", - "Question": " What Return of the Jedi gangster also gets to rear his ugly head in Episode I?", - "Answer": "Jabba the Hutt" - }, - { - "Category": "Wild Card", - "Question": " What Episode I star was six years old when the original Star Wars film was first released?", - "Answer": "Ewan McGregor" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What Episode I planet consists entirely of one large city?", - "Answer": "Coruscant" - }, - { - "Category": "Characters", - "Question": " Who portrays Anakin Skywalker in Episode I?", - "Answer": "Jake Lloyd" - }, - { - "Category": "Characters", - "Question": " What actor portrays Obi-Wan Kenobi's mentor in Episode I?", - "Answer": "Liam Neeson" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What Episode in the Star Wars saga will feature the marriage of Anakin Skywalker?", - "Answer": "Episode II" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What Episode I star did George Lucas describe as 'the perfect young Harrison Ford'?", - "Answer": "Ewan McGregor" - }, - { - "Category": "Wild Card", - "Question": " What Episode I city was first mentioned in a Timothy Zahn novel?", - "Answer": "Coruscant" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What Episode I city boasts the most two-mile-high skyscrapers?", - "Answer": "Coruscant" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What did David Tattersall serve as director of for Episode I?", - "Answer": "Photography" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What Episode I star is the real -life nephew of Dennis 'Wedge Antilles' Lawson?", - "Answer": "Ewan McGregor" - }, - { - "Category": "DroidsCreatures & Aliens", - "Question": " What droid is ILM (Industrial Light & Magic) model maker Don Bies the foremost expert on the operation of?", - "Answer": "R2-D2" - }, - { - "Category": "Characters", - "Question": " Who was able to schedule her Episode I shooting schedule around rehearsals for a Broadway production of The Diary of Anne Frank?", - "Answer": "Natalie Portman" - }, - { - "Category": "Characters", - "Question": " What Swedish actress plays a key role in Episode I?", - "Answer": "Pernilla August" - }, - { - "Category": "Characters", - "Question": " What astromech droid plays a major role in Episode I?", - "Answer": "R2-D2" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who penned the screenplay for Episode I?", - "Answer": "George Lucas" - }, - { - "Category": "Characters", - "Question": " Who played Zod in two Superman movies before being tapped to play an Episode I role?", - "Answer": "Terence Stamp" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What desert's sandstorm devastated a set during Episode I filming?", - "Answer": "The Sahara's" - }, - { - "Category": "-DroidsCreatures & Aliens", - "Question": " What Episode I star did Liam Neeson describe as 'very, very gifted performer and a incredibly funny guy'?", - "Answer": "Ahmed Best" - }, - { - "Category": "Wild Card", - "Question": " What Episode I star first appeared on the silver screen as the friend of the hitman?", - "Answer": "Natalie Portman" - }, - { - "Category": "TravelTrivia", - "Question": " To visit the 2nd largest country in South America you would have to go to what country?", - "Answer": "Argentina" - }, - { - "Category": "TravelTrivia", - "Question": " What city in Mexico's Baja California state is just across the border from San Diego?", - "Answer": "Tijuana" - }, - { - "Category": "TravelTrivia", - "Question": " Although Bern is the capital of Switzerland, what city would you go to if you wanted to visit Switzerland's largest city?", - "Answer": "Zurich" - }, - { - "Category": "TravelTrivia", - "Question": " What German city might you go for an all-beef pattie?", - "Answer": "Hamburg, Germany" - }, - { - "Category": "TravelTrivia", - "Question": " What U.S. river is known as 'The Big Muddy'?", - "Answer": "Mississippi" - }, - { - "Category": "TravelTrivia", - "Question": " Who's buried in Grant's tomb?", - "Answer": "Grant" - }, - { - "Category": "TravelTrivia", - "Question": " The Nile is the longest river in the world but what river carries the most water everyday?", - "Answer": "Amazon" - }, - { - "Category": "TravelTrivia", - "Question": " What region in southwestern China was once ruled by the Dalai Lama?", - "Answer": "Tibet" - }, - { - "Category": "TravelTrivia", - "Question": " What commercial and industrial center is the capital of Germany's Bavaria state?", - "Answer": "Munich" - }, - { - "Category": "TravelTrivia", - "Question": " Extending from the Arctic Tundra to the desert north of the Caspian Sea, what mountains separate Europe and Asia?", - "Answer": "the Urals" - }, - { - "Category": "TravelTrivia", - "Question": " All English monarchs since William the Conqueror have been crowned in the same church located in London. 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Cobb's middle name?", - "Answer": "Jacoby" - }, - { - "Category": "Magazines: TRUE OR FALSE: Better Homes magazine provides 'A limited warranty to consumers", - "Question": " Replacement or refund if defective.'", - "Answer": "false" - }, - { - "Category": "Science: TRUE OR FALSE", - "Question": " Sound travels faster through the air than underwater.", - "Answer": "false" - }, - { - "Category": "Magazines: TRUE OR FALSE", - "Question": " The biweekly publication Life is the only People knockoff to have survived.", - "Answer": "false" - }, - { - "Category": "Art", - "Question": " Dominican Frairs of Santa Maria, Milan could dine in the shadow of what masterpiece.", - "Answer": "The Last Supper" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " In 1969, Neil Armstrong and Edwin (Buzz) Aldrin became the first men to walk on the moon. 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It's very liberating.' is from which movie?", - "Answer": "Batman" - }, - { - "Category": "Movie Quotes", - "Question": " 'Just the facts, ma'am.' is from which movie?", - "Answer": "Dragnet" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " The first completely automated, robotic cow milking machine was invented by which country?", - "Answer": "Denmark" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " Abraham Lincoln, America's first President, began serving his 1st term in office in what year?", - "Answer": "1861" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " Abraham Lincoln was born in Hardin County, KY (now Larue Co.) in what year?", - "Answer": "1809" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " In what year was Lincoln elected to the Illinois state legislature.", - "Answer": "1834" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " Which president said 'A house divided against itself cannot stand'?", - "Answer": "Lincoln" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " In May, 1860 Abraham Lincoln was nominated for President by which political party?", - "Answer": "Republican" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " On Election Day, November 6, 1860, with Lincoln the decisive winner, how many states had started proceedings to seceed from the Union?", - "Answer": "Seven" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " What famous speech of Lincoln's started with the words, 'Fourscore and seven years ago'?", - "Answer": "Gettysburg Address (Nov. 19, 1863)" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " What was the intent of Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation of 1863?", - "Answer": "to abolish slavery" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " April 14, 1865, while attending a play at Ford's Theater, Abraham Lincoln was shot. 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What was her name?", - "Answer": "Martha Dandridge Custis" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " When did the morale-boosting event of Washington crossing the Delaware River & defeating the British at Trenton & Princeton, NJ occur?", - "Answer": "Christmas night 1776" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " The bitter winter of 1777-78 found the Continental Army, led by George Washington camped where?", - "Answer": "Valley Forge, PA" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " What is the name of George Washington's estate, located in Fairfax County, VA?", - "Answer": "Mount Vernon" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " Washington was called out of retirement to preside at the Constitutional Convention held in what city?", - "Answer": "Philadelphia (1787)" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " How old was George Washington when he was chosen as President on April 30, 1789?", - "Answer": "57" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " How many years did Washington serve as President of the United States of America?", - "Answer": "8 (1789-1797)" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " Standing on the balcony of Federal Hall, Washington took the oath of office as the 1st President of the United States on April 30, 1789 in what city?", - "Answer": "New York City" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " On July 4, 1848, the cornerstone of the Washington Monument was laid with same trowel Washington used to lay cornerstone of what other, well-known Washington DC building?", - "Answer": "US Capitol Building (1793)" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " In 1871 two cities were consolidated with Washington County to become Washington DC. Name one of them.", - "Answer": "Georgetown" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " Washington D.C. is located at the confluence of the Potomac river and what other river?", - "Answer": "Anacostia" - }, - { - "Category": "PresidentsDay", - "Question": " Washington DC was laid out by a French architect. 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"Question": " What war-torn former Olympic city saw Susan Sontag direct 'Waiting for Godot' in 1993?", - "Answer": "Sarajevo" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " How many stripes did the U.S. flag sport from 1795 to 1818?", - "Answer": "Fifteen" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What metallic element do you need 15 pounds of to build an atomic bomb?", - "Answer": "Plutonium" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who was the English queen, who had Mary Queen of Scots killed but named Mary's son her successor?", - "Answer": "Elizabeth I" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What fly's appearance in 1975 threatened California's $16 billion agricultural industry?", - "Answer": "The Mediterranean fruit fly's" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What actress, wife of the company president, became this company's spokesperson in 1954?", - "Answer": "Joan Crawford" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " What substitute catcher, a lifetime .200 hitter, made 80 appearances on the 'Tonight' show?", - "Answer": "Bob Uecker" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What celebrity is with Richard Nixon in the National Archives' most-requested photo?", - "Answer": "Elvis Presley" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What biblical prophet was hurled onto the beach?", - "Answer": "Jonah" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " Which tendon, named for a thick-skinned Greek, is most likely to cause men trouble?", - "Answer": "Achilles" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What 1993 movie had folks gushing over the fate of an Orca whale?", - "Answer": "Free Willy" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What city rings in the new year with a descending ball or apple?", - "Answer": "New York" - }, - { - "Category": "History: Which member of a royal couple admitted", - "Question": " 'I'm as thick as a plank'?", - "Answer": "Princess Diana" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What is one of the three U.S. states that Glacier National Park is found in?", - "Answer": "Idaho, Montana, Wyoming" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What's the term for a device that uses the sun and horizon to determine location?", - "Answer": "Sextant" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature: What product is well known for the slogan", - "Question": " 'Plop plop, fizz fizz, oh what a relief it is!'?", - "Answer": "Alka-Seltzer" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What were shantytowns of the homeless dubbed during the Depression?", - "Answer": "Hoovervilles" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " Which future president would later see an exuberant Sammy Davis Jr. embrace him, from behind?", - "Answer": "Richard Nixon" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What Caribbean nation saw its military leader threaten a man with a 'voodoo curse' in 1994?", - "Answer": "Haiti" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What six words completed the 1980s bumper sticker that started with 'I owe, I owe'?", - "Answer": "So off to work I go" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Whose heroics were cheered by all but New York City's street maintenance crew in 1927?", - "Answer": "Charles Lindbergh's" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " Who won the NBA's MVP award in 1984, 1985 and 1986?", - "Answer": "Larry Bird" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What biblical unit of measure was defined as the length of forearm to fingertip on a grown man?", - "Answer": "Cubit" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What's the common term for the layout of a computer keyboard?", - "Answer": "QWERTY keyboard" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What did Richard Gere's model and wife-to-be fashion from Reynolds Wrap before a quickie Las Vegas marriage?", - "Answer": "Wedding rings" - 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"Answer": "Beijing" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What prevented Alexander Graham Bell from using the telephone to speak to his wife?", - "Answer": "Her deafness" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What late German is the world's most-often-cited author in academic journals?", - "Answer": "Karl Marx" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What are Eskimos believed to have 600 words for?", - "Answer": "Snow" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What emissions from cars dropped an amazing 96 percent in the U.S. from 1983 to 1993?", - "Answer": "Lead emissions" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " Which of Stephen Hawkings books is subtitled 'From the Big Bang to the Black Holes'?", - "Answer": "A Brief History of Time" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " What feat was Nolan Ryan the oldest pitcher in major league history to achieve, at age 43?", - "Answer": "Pitching a no-hitter" - 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"Answer": "Decibel" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " Whose first night in jail prompted her hubby, Harry, to kill the lights in a skyscraper's tower?", - "Answer": "Leona Helmsley's" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What kind of 'shadow' adversely affected the telegenics of Richard Nixon in a 1960 debate?", - "Answer": "Five o'clock shadow" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What U.S. holiday took flight from a humble Pilgrim beginning?", - "Answer": "Thanksgiving" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " How many species of sea turtles aren't endangered?", - "Answer": "Zero" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " Who did Frank Sinatra reportedly call 'Botto' before his duet on 'I've Got You Under My Skin'?", - "Answer": "Bono" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What president's name adorns the plaque left on the moon by the first astronauts to visit there?", - "Answer": "Richard Nixon's" - 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"Question": " What is the name of the isle that John and Paul want to summer on at age 64 'if it's not too dear'?", - "Answer": "The Isle of Wight" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " What term was coined to describe a man's pioneering approach to clearing a high jump bar?", - "Answer": "The Fosbury flop" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What type of power enables a submarine to circle the globe without surfacing?", - "Answer": "Nuclear" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What color flower should never be sent to newlyweds in Hong Kong?", - "Answer": "White" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What pop star bid adieu to his 'Uptown Girl' during the Thanksgiving holidays in 1993?", - "Answer": "Billy Joel" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " Which of Thomas Edison's inventions did skeptic Jean Bouillaud attribute to ventriloquism?", - "Answer": "Phonograph" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What did Angela Bowie say she made after she saw David in bed with Mick Jagger?", - "Answer": "Breakfast" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " Where could you float a boat at 1,292 feet below sea level?", - "Answer": "The Dead Sea" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What action star signed a $500,000 pact to include cigarettes in five feature films?", - "Answer": "Sylvester Stallone" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " What pitcher's 2.58 earned run average was tops in the major leagues during the 1970s?", - "Answer": "Jim Palmer's" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " Which is Big Ben - the tower, the clock or the bell?", - "Answer": "Bell" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure: What Minnesota Twin noted", - "Question": " 'You don't get to pick your body. 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"Answer": "Wyoming" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What assassin had a sliver of his thorax end up at Philadelphia's Mutter Museum?", - "Answer": "John Wilkes Booth" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who predicted in March, 1930, that Wall Street's crash 'will have passed during the next 60 days'?", - "Answer": "Herbert Hoover" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure: Who inspired Phillies catcher Darren Daulton to quip", - "Question": " 'It ain't over till the fat guy swings'?", - "Answer": "John Kruk" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What method of suicide is second most popular in the U.S.?", - "Answer": "Poison" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What U.S. city saw only 15 of its 33 daily newspapers published in English by 1990?", - "Answer": "New York" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " What banished ballplayer couldn't honestly comply with the request, 'Say it ain't so, Joe'?", - 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"Question": " What actress' bouts of flatulence inspired friends to nickname her for a novelty store item?", - "Answer": "Whoopi Goldberg's" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What substance do the Bill Of Rights 18th and 21st amendments reflect different views of?", - "Answer": "Alcohol" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who shook hands with Yitzhak Rabin in 1993 for 'the handshake that shook the world'?", - "Answer": "Yasser Arafat" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What three-word phrase did James Brown exclaim when released from a Georgia work center in 1991?", - "Answer": "I feel good" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " What name did basketballer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar answer to when he played for UCLA?", - "Answer": "Lew Alcindor" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " Which clothing outfits joined Levi Strauss as ranking Nos. 1 and 2 in U.S. sales in 1993?", - "Answer": "The Gap" - }, - 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Kennedy" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " Who copped the NBA's Most Valuable Player and Rookie of the Year awards in 1960?", - "Answer": "Wilt Chamberlain" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What Southern state saw Bonnie and Clyde have a final date with dozens of bullets?", - "Answer": "Louisiana" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What surgical procedure temporarily relieved Kenny Rogers of his love handles?", - "Answer": "Liposuction" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What sentence was given to the traders caught in China selling illegal animal hides for $24,000?", - "Answer": "Death" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What kind of music is most closely associated with the country of Jamaica?", - "Answer": "Reggae" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What covered one-fourth of the earth's land surface in 1950 but will cover only one-sixth by 2000?", - "Answer": "Forest" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What Brit was less than thrilled to learn he'd won 'Mad' magazine's Alfred E. 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"Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What was Dr. Glenn Warden accused of drawing on the genitals of two patients during surgery in 1992?", - "Answer": "Happy faces" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who commanded the U.S. forces that halted Erwin Rommel's Afrika Korps in Tunisia?", - "Answer": "George Patton" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What pop star had almost decided to quit touring when a pal suggested he don a 'punk Amadeus' look?", - "Answer": "Elton John" - }, - { - "Category": "World: Who once sighed", - "Question": " 'Playing with yarn is stupid, but cat owners expect it'?", - "Answer": "Morris the Cat" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What's the Russian word for a walled citadel in the middle of a city?", - "Answer": "Kremlin" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What antacid mascot disappeared en route to the Philippines in 1971?", - "Answer": "Speedy Alka-Seltzer" - }, - { - "Category": "History: What revolutionary proclaimed", - 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"Answer": "His singing" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " What was the first soft drink to be slurped from a 12-ounce bottle, in 1934?", - "Answer": "Pepsi-Cola" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What holiday did Berkeley, California, propose changing to Indigenous Peoples Day in 1992?", - "Answer": "Columbus Day" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " Whose brief stint as a talk show host earned him an 'Esquire' 'Corpse of the Year' award?", - "Answer": "Chevy Chase's" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Where was Howard Hunt's office, for which two Watergate burglars had the phone number?", - "Answer": "The White House" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " Who beat John Glenn by a year as the first to orbit Earth, in 1961?", - "Answer": "Yuri Gagarin" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What Egyptian's treasure trove shared headlines with Billy Beer and 'Star Wars' in 1977?", - "Answer": "King Tutankhamen's" - 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Lenin's death in 1924?", - "Answer": "Joseph Stalin" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What word does the U.S. Weather Bureau define as a 'horizontal motion of the air past a given point'?", - "Answer": "Wind" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What feisty feminist claimed at a 1992 rally that she was 'the mother of you all'?", - "Answer": "Betty Friedan" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What Spaniard designed the five-story horse in Chicago's Daley Plaza?", - "Answer": "Pablo Picasso" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What's the fastest-selling drug of the 1990s to take you from anxiety to confidence?", - "Answer": "Prozac" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What did F. 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Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What does a television set have if it comes with 'PIP'?", - "Answer": "Picture-in-picture" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What war first gave Americans Uncle Sam on a poster, saying 'I Want You'?", - "Answer": "World War I" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " How many natural satellites does Earth have?", - "Answer": "One" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What member of Bill Clinton's administration first championed the information highway?", - "Answer": "Al Gore" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What's the most abundant element on earth?", - "Answer": "Oxygen" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What's the astronomical phenomenon where the moon partially covers the sun called?", - "Answer": "An eclipse" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Whose crew is blamed for introducing smallpox to America and syphilis to Europe?", - "Answer": "Christopher Columbus'" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What oceanic climatic condition is named after the Spanish term for 'the Christ Child'?", - "Answer": "El Nino" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What letter does the first four notes of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony denote in Morse code, making it a onetime favorite of the Allies?", - "Answer": "V" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " How many days of his three-year prison sentence did Iran-Contra felon Oliver North serve?", - "Answer": "Zero" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature: What product did you need if you marveled", - "Question": " 'I can't believe I ate the whole thing'?", - "Answer": "Alka-Seltzer" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " What Olympic skater worked off her community service sentence serving meals to Oregon's elderly?", - "Answer": "Tonya Harding" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What country did the U.S. and Britain blame for the 1988 plane bombing over Scotland?", - "Answer": "Libya" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " Which lovely got the call for Revlon's first effort into TV infomercial shopping?", - "Answer": "Dolly Parton" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What child star was the first person signed by MGM without having to take a screen or sound test?", - "Answer": "Judy Garland" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What was received on the second day of Christmas, according to the song?", - "Answer": "Two turtledoves" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " Who did the Roman Catholic Church admit was right 350 years ago to suggest Earth revolved around the sun?", - "Answer": "Galileo" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What's the term for chemicals that kill weeds and unwanted plants?", - "Answer": "Herbicides" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " Where do 12 percent of American teenagers lose their virginity?", - "Answer": "In a car" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Which president almost died during birth, when his mother was given an overdose of chloroform?", - "Answer": "Franklin D. 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Lenin" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What English-language song is the most frequently sung?", - "Answer": "Happy Birthday to You" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What skyscraper shares New York state's nickname?", - "Answer": "The Empire State Building" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What twosome made history at Kill Devil Hill, North Carolina, on December 17, 1903?", - "Answer": "Orville and Wilbur Wright" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " What U.S. president asked for rules changes after 18 players died during the 1905 football season?", - "Answer": "Theodore Roosevelt" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What president was so unpopular that he almost didn't get his name on a dam?", - "Answer": "Herbert Hoover" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What Disney animated feature required the drawing of 6,469,952 black spots?", - "Answer": "101 Dalmatians" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What film puts an animated rodent to work, hauling buckets of water in his masters abode?", - "Answer": "Fantasia" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who was the first living American to have his name appear on a postage stamp?", - "Answer": "Charles Lindbergh" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " Whose 565-foot home run over the wall at Griffith Stadium gave birth to the term 'tape measure shot'?", - "Answer": "Mickey Mantle's" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What general's father was in charge of investigating the case of Charles Lindberg's kidnapped child?", - "Answer": "Norman Schwarzkopf's" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What cult leader was rejected at an audition for The Monkees for just not being cute enough?", - "Answer": "Charles Manson" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " What did Chicago Cubs owner Phil Wrigley say, in 1935, was 'just a fad, a passing fancy'?", - "Answer": "Night baseball" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " How many of every 10 boys born in the U.S. are circumcised?", - "Answer": "Seven" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who surrendered on April 9, 1865, without Jefferson Davis' approval?", - "Answer": "Robert E. Lee" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What top-selling Christmas single of 1985 was not the least bit amusing to many senior citizens?", - "Answer": "Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " How many cars does the average Kuwaiti driver have registered?", - "Answer": "Three" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " What do some stock market wizards call a '007'?", - "Answer": "A bond" - }, - { - "Category": "World", - "Question": " 1 Jan of what year will mark the first day of the 21st century?", - "Answer": "2001" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What general's estate did a vengeful Congress confiscate as the site for a cemetery?", - "Answer": "Robert E. Lee's" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What woman did Hitler hire to glamorize scenes in films such as 'Triumph of the Will'?", - "Answer": "Leni Riefenstahl" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What's defined as 'species not definitely located in the wild during the past 50 years'?", - "Answer": "Endangered species" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " Who might never have found the Pacific Ocean without the help of a Native American?", - "Answer": "Meriwether Lewis and William Clark" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What autonomous region would the Dalai Lama like to call home?", - "Answer": "Tibet" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What late female painter's art, drawn from desert scenes fueled calendar sales?", - "Answer": "Georgia O'Keeffe's" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " What did Supreme Court nominee Douglas Ginsberg describe as a 'mistake' he made as a Harvard prof?", - "Answer": "Smoking marijuana" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What assassin's low self-esteem is often attributed to his undiagnosed dyslexia?", - "Answer": "Lee Harvey Oswald's" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " How many aircraft carriers were in Pearl Harbor when the Japanese attack occurred?", - "Answer": "Zero" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What fixture in the White House was called a 'Quincy,' after the president at the time of its installation?", - "Answer": "The toilet" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " What kind of sportsman is endangered by 'nitrogen narcosis' at a depth of more than 130 feet?", - "Answer": "A scuba diver" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What is the highest mountain in the world?", - "Answer": "Mt. Everest in Nepal and Tibet at 29,028 feet" - }, - { - "Category": "United States", - "Question": " In what year did Alaska become a state?", - "Answer": "1959 as the 49th state" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What is the largest 'lake' in the world?", - "Answer": "The Caspian Sea" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What is the largest lake in North America?", - "Answer": "Lake Superior" - }, - { - "Category": "United States", - "Question": " What year did women win the right to vote in national elections in the U.S.?", - "Answer": "August 18, 1920" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " How many tentacles does an octopus have?", - "Answer": "8" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " How many legs does a spider have?", - "Answer": "8" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " About how fast can a dragonfly fly; 10, 20, 30 or 40 miles per hour?", - "Answer": "30 miles per hour" - }, - { - "Category": "United States", - "Question": " In what city did Rosa Parks first take a stand against 'Jim Crow' laws by refusing to stand?", - "Answer": "Montgomery, Alabama, December 1, 1955" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " Where is the Weddell Sea?", - "Answer": "Antartica" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What is the longest river in the world?", - "Answer": "The Nile at 4,160 miles" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What is the largest lake in Africa?", - "Answer": "Lake Victoria at 28,820 square miles" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What do Istanbul, Constantinople, and Byzantium have in common?", - "Answer": "They are all historical names for the same place" - }, - { - "Category": "Sports & Leisure", - "Question": " Who fought in the boxing match called 'The Thrilla in Manila'?", - "Answer": "Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier (Ali won)" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " In what year was the Magna Carta signed?", - "Answer": "1215" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What 2 countries fought the Hundred Years War?", - "Answer": "France and England from 1334 to 1453" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who was the first 'elected' President of Russia?", - "Answer": "Boris Yeltsin" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What is the highest waterfall in the world?", - "Answer": "Angel Falls in Venezuela at 3,212 feet" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What is the world's largest desert?", - "Answer": "The Sahara at 3,500,000 square miles" - }, - { - "Category": "United States", - "Question": " What U.S. city is also called 'The Windy City'?", - "Answer": "Chicago" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " How far can a skunk spray; 5, 10 or 15 feet?", - "Answer": "up to 10 feet" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What is the highest mountain in Africa?", - "Answer": "Mt. Kilimanjaro at 19,340 feet" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " Who invented the computer mouse?", - "Answer": "Douglas C. Engelbart in 1968 but it wasn't popularized until Apple used it in 1984" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " How many bones are there in the adult human body?", - "Answer": "206" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What is the narrow sea between the Arabian Peninsula and Africa called?", - "Answer": "The Red Sea" - }, - { - "Category": "Mythology", - "Question": " What is the name of the Greek wine god?", - "Answer": "Dionysus" - }, - { - "Category": "Literature", - "Question": " What is the name of the bad guy in Peter Pan?", - "Answer": "Captain Hook" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What is the southern most capital city in the world?", - "Answer": "Wellington, capital of New Zealand" - }, - { - "Category": "United States", - "Question": " Who is the only U.S. President who was never married?", - "Answer": "James Buchanan" - }, - { - "Category": "Literature", - "Question": " What is the river named most often in the Bible?", - "Answer": "Jordan" - }, - { - "Category": "Language", - "Question": " What is the Scottish word for lake?", - "Answer": "Loch" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " Which animal are the Canary Islands named after?", - "Answer": "Dog" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " Which planet is closest to the sun?", - "Answer": "Mercury" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " How many moons does Mars have?", - "Answer": "2" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What is the lowest point on land in the world?", - "Answer": "The Dead Sea" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What year did the Russian revolution take place?", - "Answer": "1917 (the Russian civil war lasted from 1918-1921)" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What year did the Titanic sink?", - "Answer": "1912" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who was the first person in space?", - "Answer": "Yuri Gagarin in 1961" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Who was the first person to set foot on the moon?", - "Answer": "Neil Armstrong in 1969" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What year was a sheep named Dolly created by cloning?", - "Answer": "1997" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What year saw the break up of the USSR?", - "Answer": "1991" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What year was the Commonwealth of Australia established?", - "Answer": "1901" - }, - { - "Category": "Literature", - "Question": " What did Sir Galahad search for?", - "Answer": "The Holy Grail" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What is the Spanish name for the South American capital which means 'good air'?", - "Answer": "Buenos Aires" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What is the capital of Ecuador?", - "Answer": "Quito" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What is the capital of Somalia?", - "Answer": "Mogadishu" - }, - { - "Category": "Language", - "Question": " What is the meaning of the French word estragon?", - "Answer": "Tarragon (the spice)" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What is the capital of Hungary?", - "Answer": "Budapest" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What middle eastern state was founded in 1948?", - "Answer": "Israel" - }, - { - "Category": "Language", - "Question": " What does the Russian word buran mean?", - "Answer": "Blizzard" - }, - { - "Category": "Language", - "Question": " What is a Wyvern?", - "Answer": "A type of dragon" - }, - { - "Category": "United States", - "Question": " When were PopTarts invented?", - "Answer": "1964" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What African country is only 8 miles from Spain?", - "Answer": "Morocco" - }, - { - "Category": "Language", - "Question": " What African language do Boers speak?", - "Answer": "Afrikaans" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Which people created the sundial?", - "Answer": "The Egyptians in 2400 B.C." - }, - { - "Category": "Mythology", - "Question": " Who did Paris, the ruler of Troy, select as the most beautiful goddess?", - "Answer": "Aphrodite" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What are Pyxis, Puppis, and Pavo?", - "Answer": "Constellations in the southern sky" - }, - { - "Category": "United States", - "Question": " How many deserts are in or extend into the United States?", - "Answer": "5" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " Name the 500,000 square mile desert that Mongolia and China share.", - "Answer": "Gobi" - }, - { - "Category": "Computers", - "Question": " What is the type of computer virus that is named after a device of trickery used in a famous mythological war?", - "Answer": "Trojan Horse" - }, - { - "Category": "Computers", - "Question": " When was the World Wide Web developed?", - "Answer": "1990" - }, - { - "Category": "Computers", - "Question": " What is the name of the group that developed the World Wide Web?", - "Answer": "European Center for Nuclear Research" - }, - { - "Category": "Computers", - "Question": " In what Swiss city was the World Wide Web first developed?", - "Answer": "Geneva, Switzerland" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature", - "Question": " What was Odysseus' dog's name?", - "Answer": "Argo" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Name the largest airplane ever built?", - "Answer": "Spruce Goose" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What rock floats in water?", - "Answer": "Pumice" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature", - "Question": " Name 1 of the 4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse.", - "Answer": "War, Pestilence, Famine and Death" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature: What famous British novel begins with the line", - "Question": " 'It was a cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen'?", - "Answer": "1984" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature", - "Question": " According to Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy, who designed Norway?", - "Answer": "Slartibartfast" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What Kenyan secret terrorist organization revolted against British colonists in 1952?", - "Answer": "Mau Mau" - }, - { - "Category": "Sciece & Nature", - "Question": " What is the most abundant metal in the Earth's crust?", - "Answer": "Aluminum" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature", - "Question": " In Norse mythology, what was the Twilight of the Gods called?", - "Answer": "Ragnarok" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What was the name of the battle in which Hannibal was defeated?", - "Answer": "Zama" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature", - "Question": " James Bond creator Ian Fleming wrote what famous children's story, later made into a movie?", - "Answer": "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " One of the 7 Wonders of the ancient world was a giant bronze statue, what was it called?", - "Answer": "Colossus of Rhodes" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature", - "Question": " In Norse mythology, the icy underworld was called?", - "Answer": "Niflheim" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What is the name given to the change in pitch accompanied by an approaching or receeding sound source?", - "Answer": "Doppler Effect" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature", - "Question": " Name 1 of Dumas' 3 musketeers.", - "Answer": "Porthos, Athos and Aramis" - }, - { - "Category": "Good To Know", - "Question": " What is the only man-made feature visible from space?", - "Answer": "Great Wall of China" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature", - "Question": " The classical medical symbol of two serpents wrapped around a staff is called a what?", - "Answer": "Caduceus" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature", - "Question": " Which Roman god had two faces?", - "Answer": "Janus" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature", - "Question": " Name Captain Nemo's submarine?", - "Answer": "Nautilus" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " In what ancient city did Alexander the Great die?", - "Answer": "Babylon" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What is the underside of a horse's hoove called?", - "Answer": "Frog" - }, - { - "Category": "Art & Literature: In JRR Tolkien's Lord of the Rings, 3 wizards are mentioned by name", - "Question": " Gandalf, Saruman, and who?", - "Answer": "Radagast" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " Which god was a favourite of the Roman legions, who sacrificed a bull to him in secret rituals?", - "Answer": "Mithras" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " The ancient Egyptians used what substance as the earliest know contraceptive?", - "Answer": "Crocodile dung" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " Which country is also a continent?", - "Answer": "Australia" - }, - { - "Category": "History: True or false", - "Question": " French was never the official language of England.", - "Answer": "False. French was the official language for over 600 years." - }, - { - "Category": "UnitedStates", - "Question": " Which is the only state that grows coffee?", - "Answer": "Hawaii" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature: True or False", - "Question": " 10 percent of professional boxers have suffered brain damage.", - "Answer": "False, over 80% have suffered brain damage" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " Which well-known Russian city has seen it's name changed 3 times since it was founded in 1703 by Peter the Great?", - "Answer": "St. Petersburg, Russia" - }, - { - "Category": "Language: True or false", - "Question": " The word 'karate' means 'empty hand'.", - "Answer": "True" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " Which country is the world's leading importer of iron ore?", - "Answer": "Japan" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What year was the Republic of Israel established, 1933, 1948, 1957 or 1966?", - "Answer": "1948" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " How many cities in the world boast populations in excess of 1 million people; over 50, over 200, over 300 or over 400?", - "Answer": "over 300" - }, - { - "Category": "Mythology", - "Question": " Who was the Greek goddess of victory?", - "Answer": "Nike" - }, - { - "Category": "UnitedStates", - "Question": " What city is the oldest one in the United States?", - "Answer": "St. Augustine, Florida" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What continent is the only one on Earth that has no reptiles or snakes?", - "Answer": "Antarctica" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What breed of dog bites more humans than any other breed?", - "Answer": "German Shepherds" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature: True or false", - "Question": " Adolescent male crickets can chirp.", - "Answer": "False" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " The blood of mammals is red. What color is a lobster's blood?", - "Answer": "blue" - }, - { - "Category": "Languages", - "Question": " What is the world's most widely spoken language?", - "Answer": "the Mandarin dialect of Chinese" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " Which large, well-known Central American city is sinking at the rate of 6 to 8 inches per year?", - "Answer": "Mexico City" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " If offered a new pen to write with, what will 97% of people do with it?", - "Answer": "write their own name" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " The average person has a vocabulary of 1,000 to 2,000, 3,000 to 4,000, or 5,000 to 6,000 words?", - "Answer": "5,000 to 6,000" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " Which one of Earth's oceans is mostly covered by solid ice, ice floes and icebergs?", - "Answer": "Arctic Ocean" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " About how many feet of earth could an ambitious mole tunnel through in one day; 20 feet, 100 feet, 200 feet or 300 feet?", - "Answer": "300 feet" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " The blood of mammals is red. What color is insect's blood?", - "Answer": "yellow" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What does a speleologist study?", - "Answer": "studies caves" - }, - { - "Category": "UnitedStates", - "Question": " Which product is more money spent on per year, baby food or pet food?", - "Answer": "pet food" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " Can you name the largest island in the world?", - "Answer": "Greenland, at 840,000 square miles" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography: True or false", - "Question": " In Paraguay dueling is still legal as long as both parties are registered blood donors.", - "Answer": "True" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What city in the world was the first one to reach the population of 1 million people?", - "Answer": "Rome, Italy in 133 B.C." - }, - { - "Category": "Geography: True or false", - "Question": " Michigan's Great Lakes are the largest group of freshwater lakes in the world.", - "Answer": "True" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " To date, who has been the only American president to win non-consecutive terms to the White House?", - "Answer": "President Grover Cleveland" - }, - { - "Category": "UnitedStates", - "Question": " In area, which city is larger, Los Angeles, California or Juneau, Alaska?", - "Answer": "Juneau, Alaska" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " How much of the world's population is left-handed, 5 percent, 10 percent, 15 percent or 20 percent?", - "Answer": "10 percent" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " How many times a day does an average adult person laugh, 10 times, 15 times, 20 times or 25 times?", - "Answer": "15 times" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What insect is known for being a carrier of malaria, encephalitis, yellow fever and dengue fever?", - "Answer": "mosquitos" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " Which part of your body accounts for one quarter of the bones your body contains?", - "Answer": "your feet" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What does a person with hexidectylism have?", - "Answer": "six fingers or six toes" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What country's name is a Native American Indian word meaning 'Big Village'?", - "Answer": "Canada" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " Over which waterfall does the most water flow over per year?", - "Answer": "Niagara Falls" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " Which large island is 3 times the size of Texas?", - "Answer": "Greenland" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " Which county in Great Britain is the only one that has 2 coasts?", - "Answer": "Devon" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " Which ocean is the smallest and shallowest?", - "Answer": "Artic Ocean" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " Which ocean is saltier, the Pacific or the Atlantic?", - "Answer": "Atlantic Ocean" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What name was the city of St. Petersburg, Russia given in 1914 because Russian leaders thought it's name sounded too German?", - "Answer": "Petrograd" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What name was the city of St. Petersburg, Russia given in 1924 to honor the founder of the Soviet Union?", - "Answer": "Petrograd" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What country's national flag is flown differently depending on if the country is at war or at peace?", - "Answer": "Philippines" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What is the highest mountain range in the world?", - "Answer": "The Himilayas" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What body of water does the river Danube empty into?", - "Answer": "The Black Sea" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " Rome was originally built on how many hills?", - "Answer": "seven" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " What group of islands boasts the 'wettest spot on Earth' because of the rainfall there?", - "Answer": "The Hawaiian Islands" - }, - { - "Category": "Geography", - "Question": " Name the world's smallest independant state.", - "Answer": "Vatican City" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What is the name of the largest building from ancient Rome that survives intact?", - "Answer": "The Pantheon" - }, - { - "Category": "Literature", - "Question": " Who or what was the only one to recognize Odysseus when he arrived home after an absence of 20 years?", - "Answer": "his dog, Argus" - }, - { - "Category": "Literature", - "Question": " What famous ancient Greek author wrote about the epic journey of Odysseus?", - "Answer": "Homer" - }, - { - "Category": "UnitedStates", - "Question": " Which US state has 8 national park sites?", - "Answer": "Alaska" - }, - { - "Category": "UnitedStates", - "Question": " Which is larger, the island of Manhattan in New York or Disney World in Orlando, Florida?", - "Answer": "Disney World in Orlando, Florida" - }, - { - "Category": "UnitedStates", - 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"Question": " 'Fie Fi Fo Fum, I smell the blood of an Englishman'?", - "Answer": "the giant in 'Jack In The Beanstalk'" - }, - { - "Category": "Weights & Measures", - "Question": " In kilograms, how much does one litre of water weigh?", - "Answer": "1 Kg" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " Which of the big, jungle cats is the only cat to be social rather than solitary?", - "Answer": "The lion" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What type of nucleic acid carries hereditary information from generation to generation?", - "Answer": "Deoxyribonucleic acid or DNA" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What substance is the largest single preventable cause of death?", - "Answer": "Tobacco" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What movie had Michael Keaton playing a character loosely named after a huge star in the constellation of Orion?", - "Answer": "Beetlejuice" - }, - { - "Category": "History", - "Question": " What form of ancient writing was finally deciphered with the help of a chunk of basalt known as the Rosetta Stone?", - 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"Question": " How many bones does a shark have?", - "Answer": "Zero" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What does the male Emperor Penguine balance atop his feet for two months while its mate feeds?", - "Answer": "An egg" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What tracking device was the Stealth bomber designed to evade?", - "Answer": "Radar" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " What's the heaviest naturally-occurring element?", - "Answer": "Uranium" - }, - { - "Category": "Science & Nature", - "Question": " Which of the 9 planets in our solar system is blue and white when seen from outer space?", - "Answer": "Earth" - }, - { - "Category": "Literature", - "Question": " What poet immortalized a famous silversmith's midnight ride to warn that the British were coming?", - "Answer": "Henry Wadsworth Longfellow" - }, - { - "Category": "People & Places", - "Question": " Who was the first pilot to take off solo in New York and land in Paris?", - 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"Question": " What was the only thing that Beetlejuice was afraid of?", - "Answer": "sand worms" - }, - { - "Category": "Characters", - "Question": " What was the name of the Addams Family butler?", - "Answer": "Lurch" - }, - { - "Category": "Horror Roles", - "Question": " Which actress played the mother of 'Rosemary's Baby'?", - "Answer": "Mia Farrow" - }, - { - "Category": "General Knowledge", - "Question": " What finally destroyed the aliens in 'War of the Worlds'?", - "Answer": "germs" - }, - { - "Category": "Horror Roles", - "Question": " What young actor was eaten by a bed in 'Nightmare on Elm Street'?", - "Answer": "Johnny Depp" - }, - { - "Category": "General Knowledge", - "Question": " What was the town of Blair in 'The Blair Witch Project' renamed as?", - "Answer": "Burkittsville" - }, - { - "Category": "Horror Roles", - "Question": " Who played the title role in 'Carrie'?", - "Answer": "Sissy Spacek" - }, - { - "Category": "Monsters", - "Question": " What was the name of Godzilla's (movie) son?", - 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the second one began in 1889","Answer":"the International"},{"Category":"ESPN's TOP 10 ALL-TIME ATHLETES","Question":"No. 10: FB/LB for Columbia U. in the 1920s; MVP for the Yankees in '27 & '36; \"Gibraltar in Cleats\"","Answer":"Gehrig"},{"Category":"EVERYBODY TALKS ABOUT IT...","Question":"Africa's lowest temperature was 11 degrees below zero in 1935 at Ifrane, just south of Fez in this country","Answer":"Morocco"},{"Category":"THE COMPANY LINE","Question":"Edward Teller & this man partnered in 1898 to sell high fashions to women","Answer":"Bonwit"},{"Category":"EPITAPHS & TRIBUTES","Question":"1939 Oscar winner: \"...you are a credit to your craft, your race and to your family\"","Answer":"Hattie McDaniel"},{"Category":"3-LETTER WORDS","Question":"In geologic time one of these, shorter than an eon, is divided into periods & subdivided into epochs","Answer":"era"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"This Asian political party was founded in 1885 with \"Indian National\" as part of its name","Answer":"the Congress Party"},{"Category":"ESPN's TOP 10 ALL-TIME ATHLETES","Question":"No. 5: Only center to lead the NBA in assists; track scholarship to Kansas U.; marathoner; volleyballer","Answer":"Chamberlain"},{"Category":"THE COMPANY LINE","Question":"The Kirschner brothers, Don & Bill, named this ski company for themselves & the second-highest mountain","Answer":"K2"},{"Category":"EPITAPHS & TRIBUTES","Question":"Revolutionary War hero: \"His spirit is in Vermont now\"","Answer":"Ethan Allen"},{"Category":"3-LETTER WORDS","Question":"A single layer of paper, or to perform one's craft diligently","Answer":"ply"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL STATES OF BIRTH","Question":"California","Answer":"Nixon"},{"Category":"AIRLINE TRAVEL","Question":"It can be a place to leave your puppy when you take a trip, or a carrier for him that fits under an airplane seat","Answer":"a kennel"},{"Category":"THAT OLD-TIME RELIGION","Question":"He's considered the author of the Pentateuch, which is hard to believe, as Deuteronomy continues after his death","Answer":"Moses"},{"Category":"MUSICAL TRAINS","Question":"Steven Tyler of this band lent his steamin' vocals to \"Train Kept A-Rollin'\", first popularized by the Yardbirds","Answer":"Aerosmith"},{"Category":"\"X\"s & \"O\"s","Question":"Around 100 A.D. Tacitus wrote a book on how this art of persuasive speaking had declined since Cicero","Answer":"oratory"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL STATES OF BIRTH","Question":"1 of the 2 born in Vermont","Answer":"Coolidge"},{"Category":"AIRLINE TRAVEL","Question":"When it began on Pan Am & Qantas in the late '70s, it was basically a roped-off part of the economy cabin with free drinks","Answer":"business class"},{"Category":"THAT OLD-TIME RELIGION","Question":"Ali, who married this man's daughter Fatima, is considered by Shia Muslims to be his true successor","Answer":"Muhammed"},{"Category":"MUSICAL TRAINS","Question":"During the 1954-1955 Sun sessions, Elvis climbed aboard this train \"sixteen coaches long\"","Answer":"the \"Mystery Train\""},{"Category":"AIRLINE TRAVEL","Question":"In 2003 this airline agreed to buy KLM, creating Europe's largest airline","Answer":"Air France"},{"Category":"THAT OLD-TIME RELIGION","Question":"Philadelphia got its start as a colony for this religious group of which William Penn was a member","Answer":"the Quakers"},{"Category":"MUSICAL TRAINS","Question":"This \"Modern Girl\" first hit the Billboard Top 10 with \"Morning Train (Nine To Five)\"","Answer":"Easton"},{"Category":"\"X\"s & \"O\"s","Question":"This stiff silken fabric is favored for bridal gowns, like Christina Applegate's in 2001","Answer":"organza"},{"Category":"AIRLINE TRAVEL","Question":"In 2004 United launched this new service that features low fares & more seats per plane","Answer":"Ted"},{"Category":"THAT OLD-TIME RELIGION","Question":"With Mary I's accession in 1553 he ran to Geneva; he returned in 1559 & reformed the Church of Scotland","Answer":"Knox"},{"Category":"MUSICAL TRAINS","Question":"This band's \"Train In Vain\" was a hidden track on its original 1979 \"London Calling\" album","Answer":"The Clash"},{"Category":"\"X\"s & \"O\"s","Question":"Cross-country skiing is sometimes referred to by these 2 letters, the same ones used to denote 90 in Roman numerals","Answer":"XC"},{"Category":"AIRLINE TRAVEL","Question":"In the seat pocket you'll find the catalog called \"Sky\" this, with must-haves like a solar-powered patio umbrella","Answer":"Mall"},{"Category":"THAT OLD-TIME RELIGION","Question":"In 1534 he & his buddy Francis Xavier founded the Society of Jesus","Answer":"Loyola"},{"Category":"MUSICAL TRAINS","Question":"In 1961 James Brown announced \"all aboard\" for this train","Answer":"\"Night Train\""},{"Category":"\"X\"s & \"O\"s","Question":"This 1797 imbroglio began when 3 French agents demanded a huge bribe from U.S. diplomats","Answer":"the XYZ Affair"},{"Category":"THE SOLAR SYSTEM","Question":"Objects that pass closer to the sun than Mercury have been named for this mythological figure","Answer":"Icarus"},{"Category":"GEOGRAPHY \"E\"","Question":"It's the largest kingdom in the United Kingdom","Answer":"England"},{"Category":"RADIO DISNEY","Question":"\"Party In The U.S.A.\" is by this singer who also plays a young lady named Hannah","Answer":"Miley Cyrus"},{"Category":"PARTS OF PEACH","Question":"If this part of a peach is downy or fuzzy, the fruit's called a peach; if it's smooth, a nectarine","Answer":"the skin"},{"Category":"BE FRUITFUL & MULTIPLY","Question":"4 x 12","Answer":"48"},{"Category":"LET'S BOUNCE","Question":"This verb for bouncing a basketball sounds like you're slobbering","Answer":"dribbling"},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH SMART","Question":"Blood pumper","Answer":"heart"},{"Category":"RADIO DISNEY","Question":"\"Everybody Else\" knows these huggable toys precede \"On Fire\" in the name of a Radio Disney top 30 band; do you?","Answer":"Care Bears"},{"Category":"PARTS OF PEACH","Question":"Peaches are more than 80% this compound","Answer":"H2O"},{"Category":"BE FRUITFUL & MULTIPLY","Question":"7 x 7 x 2","Answer":"98"},{"Category":"LET'S BOUNCE","Question":"Sound navigation& ranging is the full name for this device that bounces radio waves underwater","Answer":"sonar"},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH SMART","Question":"Small, slender missile thrown at a board in a game","Answer":"a dart"},{"Category":"GEOGRAPHY \"E\"","Question":"This island in the South Pacific is named for the day of its discovery, a religious holiday","Answer":"Easter Island"},{"Category":"RADIO DISNEY","Question":"\"The songs on 'Under My Skin' are...deeper than those on 'Let Go'\" said this Canadian on Radio Disney's website","Answer":"Avril Lavigne"},{"Category":"PARTS OF PEACH","Question":"5-letter word for the hard interior of a peach","Answer":"the stone"},{"Category":"BE FRUITFUL & MULTIPLY","Question":"3 x 4 x 5 x 6","Answer":"360"},{"Category":"LET'S BOUNCE","Question":"In this kid's game, you bounce a small rubber ball while picking up 6-pronged metal objects","Answer":"jacks"},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH SMART","Question":"It can be a separating line in your hair or a role in a play","Answer":"a part"},{"Category":"GEOGRAPHY \"E\"","Question":"Parts of the Arabian and Libyan deserts are found in this African country","Answer":"Egypt"},{"Category":"RADIO DISNEY","Question":"\"I Never Told You\" this alliteratively named singer hit Disney's Top 30 with \"Fallin' For You\"; wait, I just did","Answer":"Colbie Caillat"},{"Category":"PARTS OF PEACH","Question":"These parts of a peach tree are glossy green, pointed & lance shaped","Answer":"leaves"},{"Category":"BE FRUITFUL & MULTIPLY","Question":"5 x 10 x 15","Answer":"750"},{"Category":"LET'S BOUNCE","Question":"It's a type of bounce house, or a dance made famous by Michael Jackson","Answer":"the moonwalk"},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH SMART","Question":"A graphic representation of information","Answer":"a chart"},{"Category":"GEOGRAPHY \"E\"","Question":"The family history you wrote for school might include entering the U.S. at this island in New York Bay","Answer":"Ellis Island"},{"Category":"RADIO DISNEY","Question":"Lead singer Ryan Tedder of this band has \"All The Right Moves\"","Answer":"OneRepublic"},{"Category":"PARTS OF PEACH","Question":"These parts of a peach tree grow at nodes along the shoots of the previous season's growth; they're usually pink","Answer":"blossoms"},{"Category":"BE FRUITFUL & MULTIPLY","Question":"2 x 1,035","Answer":"2,070"},{"Category":"LET'S BOUNCE","Question":"This device whose name is from the Italian for \"springboard\" was perfected in the 1930s","Answer":"a trampoline"},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH SMART","Question":"Composer Wolfgang","Answer":"Mozart"},{"Category":"SCIENCE CLASS","Question":"99.95% of the mass of an atom is in this part","Answer":"the nucleus"},{"Category":"KIDS IN SPORTS","Question":"Park View of Chula Vista, California beat Taipei 6-3 to win this organization's 2009 World Series","Answer":"the Little League"},{"Category":"JUST THE FACTS","Question":"This hero of several books is 11 when he discovers he's a wizard","Answer":"Harry Potter"},{"Category":"NEWS TO ME","Question":"A 7.0 magnitude earthquake in this Caribbean country Jan. 12, 2010 brought a world outpouring of aid","Answer":"Haiti"},{"Category":"IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"It's the 4-letter name of the pleated skirt worn by men in Scotland","Answer":"a kilt"},{"Category":"SCIENCE CLASS","Question":"During this plant process, carbon dioxide & water combine with light energy to create oxygen & glucose","Answer":"photosynthesis"},{"Category":"KIDS IN SPORTS","Question":"The perfect waves of New Zealand's Piha Beach were the site for the 2010 World Junior Championships of this","Answer":"surfing"},{"Category":"JUST THE FACTS","Question":"This city, the seat of Clark County, Nevada, has been called \"the entertainment capital of the world\"","Answer":"Las Vegas"},{"Category":"NEWS TO ME","Question":"This car company has been in the news for widespread recalls of its Corollas & other models","Answer":"Toyota"},{"Category":"IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"As an adjective, it can mean proper; as a verb, \"to grade papers\"","Answer":"correct"},{"Category":"SCIENCE CLASS","Question":"The wedge is an adaptation of the simple machine called the inclined this","Answer":"plane"},{"Category":"KIDS IN SPORTS","Question":"With a mighty leap of 5'1\", David Mosely set the U.S. 10 & under record in this event back in 1977","Answer":"the high jump"},{"Category":"IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"Maize is another word for this","Answer":"corn"},{"Category":"SCIENCE CLASS","Question":"Of the 6 noble gases on the periodic table, it is the lightest","Answer":"helium"},{"Category":"KIDS IN SPORTS","Question":"11-year-old Ashlyn White won a 2009 U.S. youth title in this martial art in which you try to throw your opponent","Answer":"judo"},{"Category":"JUST THE FACTS","Question":"In 1751 the Penn Provincial Assembly placed the order for this symbol of freedom, now in Philadelphia","Answer":"the Liberty Bell"},{"Category":"NEWS TO ME","Question":"In a surprise, Ted Kennedy's old Senate seat in this state went to a Republican in a January 2010 election","Answer":"Massachusetts"},{"Category":"IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"This word for someone who walks comes from the Latin for \"foot\"","Answer":"pedestrian"},{"Category":"SCIENCE CLASS","Question":"Lava & igneous rock are formed from this hot liquid rock material found under the earth's crust","Answer":"magma"},{"Category":"KIDS IN SPORTS","Question":"This sport has an under-17 World Cup every 2 years; Haris Seferovic starred for the 2009 champion Switzerland","Answer":"soccer"},{"Category":"JUST THE FACTS","Question":"He's the older son of Prince Charles and the late Princess Diana","Answer":"Prince William"},{"Category":"NEWS TO ME","Question":"Falcon Heene, who it turned out was safe at home, not flying over Colorado, became known as this \"boy\"","Answer":"the balloon boy"},{"Category":"IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"Kayak is an example of this, a word that reads the same forwards & backwards","Answer":"a palindrome"},{"Category":"HISTORIC WOMEN","Question":"She was born in Virginia around 1596 & died in Kent, England in 1617","Answer":"Pocahontas"},{"Category":"ROYAL FEMALE NICKNAMES","Question":"Prime Minister Tony Blair dubbed her \"The People's Princess\"","Answer":"Princess Diana"},{"Category":"TV ACTORS & ROLES","Question":"Once Tommy Mullaney on \"L.A. Law\", John Spencer now plays White House chief of staff Leo McGarry on this series","Answer":"The West Wing"},{"Category":"TRAVEL & TOURISM","Question":"The Cinderella Castle Mystery Tour is a highlight of this Asian city's Disneyland","Answer":"Tokyo"},{"Category":"\"I\" LADS","Question":"This punk rock hitmaker heard here has had numerous hits on both sides of the Atlantic","Answer":"Billy Idol"},{"Category":"FOREWORDS","Question":"\"Conrad begins (and ends) Marlow's journey... on the Thames, on the yawl, Nellie\", says the foreword to this novel","Answer":"Heart of Darkness"},{"Category":"BACKWORDS","Question":"We'll look smart in these vehicles that returned to London in 1999","Answer":"Trams"},{"Category":"ROYAL FEMALE NICKNAMES","Question":"She was \"The Untamed Heifer\" & \"The Virgin Queen\"","Answer":"Elizabeth I"},{"Category":"TV ACTORS & ROLES","Question":"Barbra Streisand knows he played Lt. Col. Bill \"Raider\" Kelly on \"Pensacola: Wings of Gold\"","Answer":"James Brolin"},{"Category":"TRAVEL & TOURISM","Question":"The home of silk merchant Jim Thompson, who disappeared in 1967, is a tourist attraction in this Thai city","Answer":"Bangkok"},{"Category":"\"I\" LADS","Question":"Czar at 17, he was famous for extraordinary sadism & cruelty, even as a boy","Answer":"Ivan the Terrible"},{"Category":"FOREWORDS","Question":"Part 2 \"is Lilliput in reverse, but...also offers some of\" his \"fiercest assaults upon the behavior of\" his countrymen","Answer":"Jonathan Swift"},{"Category":"BACKWORDS","Question":"Ed leaves pools of water on the carpet when he comes in from sailing this boat","Answer":"Sloop"},{"Category":"ROYAL FEMALE NICKNAMES","Question":"Mark Antony called her \"The Queen of Queens\"","Answer":"Cleopatra"},{"Category":"TV ACTORS & ROLES","Question":"(Hi, I'm Wallace Langham) I played Don Kirshner in VH1's TV movie about this quartet who sang \"Daydream Believer\"","Answer":"The Monkees"},{"Category":"TRAVEL & TOURISM","Question":"We're not stringing you along: this capital of the Czech Republic is famous for its puppet theatres","Answer":"Prague"},{"Category":"\"I\" LADS","Question":"Nudge, nudge, wink, wink! This man seen here starred on a classic British comedy show","Answer":"Eric Idle"},{"Category":"FOREWORDS","Question":"She said that her husband Frank O'Connor was the fuel that kept her spirited while she wrote \"The Fountainhead\"","Answer":"Ayn Rand"},{"Category":"BACKWORDS","Question":"You'd be naive to think you can make bottled water that's more popular than this","Answer":"Evian"},{"Category":"ROYAL FEMALE NICKNAMES","Question":"The 19th century's \"Widow of Windsor\"","Answer":"Queen Victoria"},{"Category":"TV ACTORS & ROLES","Question":"Teri Hatcher looked \"shipshape\" as one of the singing \"mermaids\" who jumped on board this cruisin' series in 1985","Answer":"The Love Boat"},{"Category":"TRAVEL & TOURISM","Question":"Jomo Kenyatta International Airport serves this world capital","Answer":"Nairobi, Kenya"},{"Category":"\"I\" LADS","Question":"His is the first & longest book of the Bible's major prophets","Answer":"Isaiah"},{"Category":"FOREWORDS","Question":"One edition calls this Darwin opus one of \"the most readable and approachable\" of revolutionary scientific works","Answer":"The Origin of Species"},{"Category":"BACKWORDS","Question":"Aye, lass, I'll wed thee ere this has dried on the fields","Answer":"Dew"},{"Category":"ROYAL FEMALE NICKNAMES","Question":"\"The Catholic\" of 15th century Spain","Answer":"Queen Isabella"},{"Category":"TV ACTORS & ROLES","Question":"On \"Saturday Night Live\", he's famous for playing Craig the Cheerleader, Janet Reno & moi","Answer":"Will Ferrell"},{"Category":"TRAVEL & TOURISM","Question":"Andrea Palladio's 1554 book on \"The Antiquities of\" this city was the standard guidebook for some 200 years","Answer":"Rome"},{"Category":"\"I\" LADS","Question":"This auto exec's autobiography is one of the bestselling nonfiction works in publishing history","Answer":"Lee Iacocca"},{"Category":"BACKWORDS","Question":"You know so much about policy, you qualify as this","Answer":"Wonk"},{"Category":"PEOPLE IN HISTORY","Question":"After a 15-year stay in England, this proprietor of Pennsylvania returned to his colony in 1699","Answer":"William Penn"},{"Category":"CINEMATIC DICTIONARY","Question":"SFX is the standard abbreviation for these, from the rustling of trees to cannon fire","Answer":"Sound effects"},{"Category":"IT'S OURS!","Question":"Saint-Pierre & Miquelon","Answer":"France"},{"Category":"BRITISH FASHION","Question":"Designer Vivienne Westwood ran a shop with Malcolm McLaren, who launched this Johnny Rotten band","Answer":"The Sex Pistols"},{"Category":"ANDY WARHOL","Question":"Because he had the same thing for lunch every day for 20 years, Andy Warhol painted these, beginning in 1962","Answer":"Campbell's Soup cans"},{"Category":"THEATRE CROSSWORD CLUES \"M\"","Question":"Lerner & Loewe's \"Lusty Month\" (3)","Answer":"May"},{"Category":"PEOPLE IN HISTORY","Question":"This young man put his savings into a small Cleveland refinery in 1862 & eventually had an oil monopoly","Answer":"John D. Rockefeller"},{"Category":"CINEMATIC DICTIONARY","Question":"Term for the flow of a film, maintained by keeping details consistent throughout a scene","Answer":"Continuity"},{"Category":"IT'S OURS!","Question":"Montserrat","Answer":"Great Britain"},{"Category":"BRITISH FASHION","Question":"Star designer John Galliano was born Juan Carlos Galliano in this British possession at the tip of Spain","Answer":"Gibraltar"},{"Category":"ANDY WARHOL","Question":"Warhol went against his Capitalist tendencies with his portrait of this man, seen here","Answer":"Mao Tse-tung"},{"Category":"THEATRE CROSSWORD CLUES \"M\"","Question":"Patrick Dennis' \"Auntie\" (4)","Answer":"Mame"},{"Category":"PEOPLE IN HISTORY","Question":"First Lady Helen Taft led a fund-raising drive for a memorial to this 1912 marine disaster","Answer":"Sinking of the Titanic"},{"Category":"CINEMATIC DICTIONARY","Question":"Garland Jeffreys sang of having star-studded \"dreams\" of this size, like movie film","Answer":"35mm"},{"Category":"IT'S OURS!","Question":"Cook Islands","Answer":"New Zealand"},{"Category":"BRITISH FASHION","Question":"Katharine Hamnett created the '80s T-shirt telling us to \"choose\" this","Answer":"Life"},{"Category":"ANDY WARHOL","Question":"Andy's \"15 minutes of fame\" quote was once the motto of this magazine","Answer":"Interview"},{"Category":"THEATRE CROSSWORD CLUES \"M\"","Question":"It \"Becomes Electra\" (8)","Answer":"Mourning"},{"Category":"PEOPLE IN HISTORY","Question":"This Chiricahua Apache was a popular attraction at the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis","Answer":"Geronimo"},{"Category":"CINEMATIC DICTIONARY","Question":"The inventors of this camera-stabilizing device won a special 1977 Oscar","Answer":"Steadicam"},{"Category":"IT'S OURS!","Question":"Madeira Islands","Answer":"Portugal"},{"Category":"ANDY WARHOL","Question":"Andy's loft on East 47th Street got this nickname from its former use & Andy's mass-production techniques","Answer":"The Factory"},{"Category":"THEATRE CROSSWORD CLUES \"M\"","Question":"Colchian jilted by Jason (5)","Answer":"Medea"},{"Category":"PEOPLE IN HISTORY","Question":"In 1801 this onetime VP compiled \"A Manual of Parliamentary Practice\" still used in the U.S. Senate","Answer":"Thomas Jefferson"},{"Category":"CINEMATIC DICTIONARY","Question":"Near the end of the credits comes the \"cutter\" of this, the exposed but unfinished film","Answer":"Negative cutter"},{"Category":"IT'S OURS!","Question":"Northern Mariana Islands","Answer":"USA"},{"Category":"ANDY WARHOL","Question":"Warhol became the manager of this Lou Reed rock group in 1965 & produced their first album","Answer":"Velvet Underground"},{"Category":"THEATRE CROSSWORD CLUES \"M\"","Question":"Faust's fiendish foe (14)","Answer":"Mephistopheles"},{"Category":"SPORTS LEGENDS","Question":"If Joe DiMaggio's hitting streak had gone one more game in 1941, this company would have given him a $10,000 contract","Answer":"H.J. Heinz"},{"Category":"GENERAL SCIENCE","Question":"This white, glossy coating on your teeth is the hardest substance in the human body","Answer":"Enamel"},{"Category":"GETTING POSSESSIVE","Question":"This bovine took the rap for the disastrous fire of October 8, 1871","Answer":"Mrs. O'Leary's cow"},{"Category":"FLAGS OF THE WORLD","Question":"It's the kingdom whose flag is seen here (Union Jack)","Answer":"Great Britain/England"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTS","Question":"Minoru Yamasaki reached new heights with this New York City complex","Answer":"World Trade Center"},{"Category":"1994 FILMS","Question":"Quentin Tarantino directed this film & also had a bit role as Jimmy of Toluca Lake","Answer":"Pulp Fiction"},{"Category":"THE EYES HAVE IT","Question":"A student, or a minor in Roman law","Answer":"Pupil"},{"Category":"GENERAL SCIENCE","Question":"The time it takes for 50% of the atoms to decay in a radioactive substance is called this","Answer":"Half-life"},{"Category":"GETTING POSSESSIVE","Question":"At 14,140 feet, this Rocky Mountain peak discovered in 1806 is one of Colorado's highest","Answer":"Pike's Peak"},{"Category":"FLAGS OF THE WORLD","Question":"Seen here is the flag of this nation (the home of Bollywood)","Answer":"India"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTS","Question":"William Pereira erected his Transamerica \"Pyramid\" in this city","Answer":"San Francisco"},{"Category":"1994 FILMS","Question":"As mad bomber Howard Payne in this film, Dennis Hopper planted a bomb on an L.A. area transit bus","Answer":"Speed"},{"Category":"THE EYES HAVE IT","Question":"A blow with a whip","Answer":"Lash"},{"Category":"GENERAL SCIENCE","Question":"While compounds of this element are added to table salt, in its pure form it's quite poisonous","Answer":"Iodine"},{"Category":"GETTING POSSESSIVE","Question":"While one creation slept, God took this to make Eve","Answer":"Adam's rib"},{"Category":"FLAGS OF THE WORLD","Question":"Andy Garcia is a native of this country whose flag is seen here","Answer":"Cuba"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTS","Question":"Charles Bulfinch, who contributed to the Capitol in Washington, D.C., designed this city's state house on Beacon Hill","Answer":"Boston"},{"Category":"1994 FILMS","Question":"Jean Vander Pyl, who played Wilma in the original cartoon series, played Mrs. Feldspar in this movie adaptation","Answer":"The Flintstones"},{"Category":"THE EYES HAVE IT","Question":"A hollow area that holds a light bulb","Answer":"Socket"},{"Category":"GENERAL SCIENCE","Question":"The \"super\" class of these stars, the largest known, includes Antares & Betelgeuse","Answer":"Red giants"},{"Category":"GETTING POSSESSIVE","Question":"You'll find this triangular island about 4 miles off the southeast coast of Massachusetts","Answer":"Martha's Vineyard"},{"Category":"FLAGS OF THE WORLD","Question":"In the 1990s, this nation whose flag is seen here moved its seat of government to a different city","Answer":"Germany"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTS","Question":"Dallas-Fort Worth Airport architect Gyo Obata helped design this Smithsonian museum","Answer":"Air & Space Museum"},{"Category":"1994 FILMS","Question":"Containing the hit \"Can You Feel The Love Tonight\", it was Disney's first animated feature not based on an existing story","Answer":"The Lion King"},{"Category":"THE EYES HAVE IT","Question":"Flower seen here (that fits the category)","Answer":"Iris"},{"Category":"GENERAL SCIENCE","Question":"On the pH scale, a pH of 7 indicates this type of solution","Answer":"Neutral"},{"Category":"GETTING POSSESSIVE","Question":"In Exodus, this was thrown down before Pharaoh at Moses' instruction","Answer":"Aaron's rod"},{"Category":"FLAGS OF THE WORLD","Question":"This Mediterranean country whose flag is seen here is \"The Word\"","Answer":"Greece"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTS","Question":"Louis Skidmore designed the secret atomic site that became this Tennessee town","Answer":"Oak Ridge"},{"Category":"1994 FILMS","Question":"In this film Martin Scorsese says the TV audience wants \"To watch the money\"","Answer":"Quiz Show"},{"Category":"THE EYES HAVE IT","Question":"People say these are what you need to make it in Hollywood","Answer":"Contacts"},{"Category":"ALASKA","Question":"4 different species of bears live in Alaska: Kodiak, grizzly, black & this","Answer":"Polar bears"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL SPORTSMEN","Question":"Nike's stock fell when this basketball player announced his retirement in January 1999","Answer":"Michael Jordan"},{"Category":"DRAMA QUEENS","Question":"In Euripides' play about this famed beauty, it's her double who goes to Troy","Answer":"Helen"},{"Category":"ANGELS","Question":"In 1996 John Travolta spread his wings as this archangel","Answer":"Michael"},{"Category":"IN EXILE","Question":"Porfirio Diaz seized power in this country in 1876, ruled for 35 years, fled in 1911 & died in exile","Answer":"Mexico"},{"Category":"THE \"I\"s HAVE IT","Question":"This term for a fluid can also mean \"to sign\" as a contract","Answer":"Ink"},{"Category":"ALASKA","Question":"Tony Knowles is pulling in $81,648 per annum in this job","Answer":"Governor"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL SPORTSMEN","Question":"Ronaldo Luiz Nazario de Lima began playing this sport for Brazil's national team at age 17","Answer":"Soccer"},{"Category":"DRAMA QUEENS","Question":"In a Shaw play, Caesar finds her hiding on a Sphinx","Answer":"Cleopatra"},{"Category":"ANGELS","Question":"In Book III of \"Paradise Lost\", the angels play these, which are \"golden\" & \"ever-tuned\"","Answer":"harps"},{"Category":"IN EXILE","Question":"In 1462 this printer known for movable type had to move out of Mainz","Answer":"Johannes Gutenberg"},{"Category":"THE \"I\"s HAVE IT","Question":"Style of the 1877 painting seen here","Answer":"Impressionism"},{"Category":"ALASKA","Question":"This second-largest Alaskan city wasn't named for an actor","Answer":"Fairbanks"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL SPORTSMEN","Question":"Vladimir Samsonov is touted as Europe's only hope against China in this game","Answer":"Ping-pong"},{"Category":"DRAMA QUEENS","Question":"A 1952 play covered the young life of this queen, like a 1998 Cate Blanchett film","Answer":"Elizabeth I"},{"Category":"ANGELS","Question":"ABBA sang about these & Curtis Lee sang about \"Pretty Little\" these","Answer":"Angel Eyes"},{"Category":"IN EXILE","Question":"Exiled for manslaughter, Eric the Red was forced to leave this country around 981","Answer":"Iceland"},{"Category":"THE \"I\"s HAVE IT","Question":"Arabic for \"son of\", it comes before names like Saud","Answer":"Ibn"},{"Category":"ALASKA","Question":"One of the 3 mottos that have been featured on regular Alaskan license plates","Answer":"\"The Last Frontier\", \"The Great Land\", or \"North to the Future\""},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL SPORTSMEN","Question":"The Times of London estimates this chess player is taking home $20 mil. a year; that's some check, mate!","Answer":"Garry Kasparov"},{"Category":"DRAMA QUEENS","Question":"In 1935 & '36 Helen Hayes reigned for 517 Broadway performances as this queen who reigned for 63 years","Answer":"Victoria"},{"Category":"ANGELS","Question":"Group whose feast day is October 2, or a group founded in 1979 by Curtis Sliwa","Answer":"Guardian Angels"},{"Category":"IN EXILE","Question":"David Ben-Gurion went to the U.S. in 1915 when this empire exiled Zionists from Palestine","Answer":"Ottoman Empire"},{"Category":"THE \"I\"s HAVE IT","Question":"From the Latin for \"to overhang\", it means \"likely to happen at any moment\"","Answer":"Imminent"},{"Category":"ALASKA","Question":"The mainland peninsula closest to Russia is named for this man","Answer":"William Seward"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL SPORTSMEN","Question":"New Zealand-born Jonah Lamu is tops on the pitch of this sport","Answer":"Rugby"},{"Category":"DRAMA QUEENS","Question":"The queen in Marlowe's \"Edward II\" is named this, like a famous queen of Spain","Answer":"Isabella"},{"Category":"ANGELS","Question":"With an appropriate-sounding name, John Dye plays the angel of this on \"Touched By An Angel\"","Answer":"Angel of Death"},{"Category":"IN EXILE","Question":"Moshoeshoe II was exiled twice before regaining this southern African country's throne in 1995","Answer":"Lesotho"},{"Category":"THE \"I\"s HAVE IT","Question":"Some scientists believe that the universe is undergoing expansion called this, also an economic term","Answer":"Inflation"},{"Category":"THE MAP OF EUROPE","Question":"Bordering Italy, Austria, Hungary & Croatia, it's one of the world's newest independent countries","Answer":"Slovenia"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"His first act after being sworn in as president of the Confederacy was to send a peace commission to Washington, D.C.","Answer":"Jefferson Davis"},{"Category":"CELEBS","Question":"On Sept. 14, 2005 she gave birth to Sean Preston Federline","Answer":"Britney Spears"},{"Category":"WHAT'S IN A NAME?","Question":"Yeah, baby! Meaning \"magnificent\", this Texas-sounding name comes with certain \"Powers\"","Answer":"Austin"},{"Category":"EMOTICONS","Question":";-) Ocular act that sends a signal","Answer":"winking"},{"Category":"FLAG 'EM DOWN","Question":"The Alamo is located in this city & is depicted on its flag","Answer":"San Antonio"},{"Category":"\"TEEN\" SCENE","Question":"Numerically speaking, read up on \"Fun Stuff\", \"Fashion\", \"Health\" & \"Stars\" at this magazine.com","Answer":"seventeen.com"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"Tired of eating mule jerky, Vicksburg fell in July 1863 after a 6-week one of these military tactics","Answer":"a siege"},{"Category":"CELEBS","Question":"The TV show \"Everybody Hates Chris\" is based on the childhood of this comic","Answer":"Chris Rock"},{"Category":"WHAT'S IN A NAME?","Question":"This name shared by great & terrible rulers is a Russian variation of John","Answer":"Ivan"},{"Category":"EMOTICONS","Question":":-$ It's where this emoticon tells you to \"put your money\"","Answer":"where your mouth is"},{"Category":"FLAG 'EM DOWN","Question":"This descriptive nickname of the U.S. flag was coined by Francis Scott Key","Answer":"the Star-Spangled Banner"},{"Category":"\"TEEN\" SCENE","Question":"If you're triskaidekaphobic, you're afraid of this number, & not just on a Friday","Answer":"thirteen"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"Robert E. Lee saved this capital from capture with his June 1862 attack on McClellan's forces","Answer":"Richmond"},{"Category":"CELEBS","Question":"He auditioned for & won the part of Ron Weasley with a rap that he wrote","Answer":"Rupert Grint"},{"Category":"WHAT'S IN A NAME?","Question":"This feminine form of Rex is from the Latin for \"queen\"","Answer":"Regina"},{"Category":"EMOTICONS","Question":":-* Gene Simmons might accept one of these from any pretty woman","Answer":"a kiss"},{"Category":"FLAG 'EM DOWN","Question":"The 2 colors found on all 3 national flags of the U.S., Mexico & Canada","Answer":"red & white"},{"Category":"\"TEEN\" SCENE","Question":"A holder for liquid, or a military base's general store","Answer":"a canteen"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"In Feb. 2005 a reenactment was staged for this 140th anniversary of this fort's reoccupation by Union troops","Answer":"Fort Sumter"},{"Category":"CELEBS","Question":"Her 18th birthday party was \"A Cinderella Story\" with 300 guests & red velvet cake","Answer":"Hilary Duff"},{"Category":"WHAT'S IN A NAME?","Question":"This Welsh form of Margaret was among the USA's top 10 girls' names of the 1990s","Answer":"Megan"},{"Category":"EMOTICONS","Question":"=|:-)= This is an extension of the initials U.S.","Answer":"Uncle Sam"},{"Category":"\"TEEN\" SCENE","Question":"Golfing \"hole\" with a bar (where you can't go), or the amendment granting women's suffrage","Answer":"19th"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"On Sept. 2, 1864 this general sent a wire saying, \"Atlanta is ours, and fairly won\"","Answer":"Sherman"},{"Category":"CELEBS","Question":"\"You Stand Watching\" this \"Shine On\" singer","Answer":"Ryan Cabrera"},{"Category":"WHAT'S IN A NAME?","Question":"Previously attached to Theo- & Isa-, it became popular by itself after appearing in \"David Copperfield\"","Answer":"Dora"},{"Category":"EMOTICONS","Question":":-b.. Doing this means either you're hungry or you're a pig","Answer":"drooling"},{"Category":"FLAG 'EM DOWN","Question":"The first 50-star U.S. flag was officially raised on July 4 of this year","Answer":"1960"},{"Category":"\"TEEN\" SCENE","Question":"Number of lines in Shakespeare's poem that starts \"Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?\"","Answer":"14"},{"Category":"NOT A CURRENT NATIONAL CAPITAL","Question":"Ljubljana, Bratislava, Barcelona","Answer":"Barcelona"},{"Category":"U.S. WINTER OLYMPIANS","Question":"Mike Eruzione of Winthrop, Mass. was captain of the miraculous 1980 Olympic team in this sport","Answer":"hockey"},{"Category":"SCIENCE","Question":"At sea level at 70 degrees this travels 1,129 feet per second; it speeds up over 1 foot per sec. for each rising degree","Answer":"sound"},{"Category":"WORDS OF THE WRITER","Question":"\"I beheld the wretch--the miserable monster whom I had created\"","Answer":"Mary Shelley"},{"Category":"AT THE MALL","Question":"Found \"just what I needed\" at this \"City\", an electronics store","Answer":"Circuit City"},{"Category":"FROM THE GREEK","Question":"The name of this color comes from the Greek word porphyra","Answer":"purple"},{"Category":"NOT A CURRENT NATIONAL CAPITAL","Question":"Istanbul, Ottawa, Amman","Answer":"Istanbul"},{"Category":"SCIENCE","Question":"The largest tree, the General Sherman in California, is this type, also called a Sierra Redwood","Answer":"a sequoia"},{"Category":"WORDS OF THE WRITER","Question":"\"Take thy beak from out my heart, and take thy form from off my door!\"","Answer":"Edgar Allan Poe"},{"Category":"AT THE MALL","Question":"SKX is the stock symbol for this manufacturer of sporty shoes","Answer":"Skechers"},{"Category":"FROM THE GREEK","Question":"A bowl-shaped depression, as from the impact of a meteorite, it's from the Greek for \"mixing bowl\"","Answer":"crater"},{"Category":"NOT A CURRENT NATIONAL CAPITAL","Question":"Sofia, Sarajevo, Saigon","Answer":"Saigon"},{"Category":"U.S. WINTER OLYMPIANS","Question":"Life has its ups & downs for Travis Mayer, a 2002 medalist in the event named for these little hills on the slopes","Answer":"moguls"},{"Category":"WORDS OF THE WRITER","Question":"\"'Do all lawyers defend n-negroes, Atticus?' 'Of course they do, Scout'\"","Answer":"Harper Lee"},{"Category":"AT THE MALL","Question":"This \"Urban\" store is the parent company of Anthropologie","Answer":"Urban Outfitters"},{"Category":"FROM THE GREEK","Question":"From the Greek for \"false name\", it's a fictitious name used by an author","Answer":"a pseudonym"},{"Category":"NOT A CURRENT NATIONAL CAPITAL","Question":"Bucharest, Bonn, Bern","Answer":"Bonn"},{"Category":"U.S. WINTER OLYMPIANS","Question":"In 2002 Vonetta Flowers & Jill Bakken won gold in the 2-woman version of this high-speed sport","Answer":"the bobsled"},{"Category":"SCIENCE","Question":"6 elements once known as inert gases are now known by this aristocratic name","Answer":"noble gases"},{"Category":"WORDS OF THE WRITER","Question":"\"For never man had a more faithful, loving, sincere servant, than Friday was to me\"","Answer":"Daniel Defoe"},{"Category":"AT THE MALL","Question":"This bookstore chain is named for its \"edgy\" founders, brothers Tom & Louis","Answer":"Borders"},{"Category":"NOT A CURRENT NATIONAL CAPITAL","Question":"Belize City, Guatemala City, Panama City","Answer":"Belize City"},{"Category":"U.S. WINTER OLYMPIANS","Question":"His \"Bode\" of work includes 2 Alpine skiing silver medals in 2002","Answer":"Bode Miller"},{"Category":"WORDS OF THE WRITER","Question":"\"'...Why look'st thou so?'--'With my crossbow I shot the albatross'\"","Answer":"Samuel Taylor Coleridge"},{"Category":"AT THE MALL","Question":"The name of this clothing store for teens is French for \"airmail\"","Answer":"Aéropostale"},{"Category":"FROM THE GREEK","Question":"It's an outline of the contents of a course or curriculum","Answer":"a syllabus"},{"Category":"FAMOUS SHIPS","Question":"On December 27, 1831 it departed Plymouth, England to map the coastline of South America","Answer":"the HMS Beagle"},{"Category":"OLD FOLKS IN THEIR 30s","Question":"goop.com is a lifestyles website from this Oscar-winning actress; the g & p represent her initials","Answer":"Gwyneth Paltrow"},{"Category":"MOVIES & TV","Question":"On March 19, 2009 he said, \"I'm excited and honored to introduce my first guest... Barack Obama\"","Answer":"Jay Leno"},{"Category":"A STATE OF COLLEGE-NESS","Question":"Baylor, Stephen F. Austin, Rice","Answer":"Texas"},{"Category":"ANIMAL COLLECTIVE","Question":"Synonym for dignity that's the term for a group of lions","Answer":"a pride"},{"Category":"I'D RATHER BE SKIING","Question":"If you're a beginner, you might hippity-hop over to this smaller, gentler slope","Answer":"a bunny hill"},{"Category":"PARLEZ VOUS?","Question":"If your mate from Marseilles says he's getting to LAX via \"Sud-Ouest\", pick him up at this carrier","Answer":"Southwest"},{"Category":"OLD FOLKS IN THEIR 30s","Question":"In 2008 David Gregory became moderator of this NBC Sunday morning news show","Answer":"Meet the Press"},{"Category":"MOVIES & TV","Question":"Time magazine said this 2003 Pixar film was \"the ultimate fish-out-of-water story\"","Answer":"Finding Nemo"},{"Category":"A STATE OF COLLEGE-NESS","Question":"Antioch, Bowling Green, Kent State","Answer":"Ohio"},{"Category":"ANIMAL COLLECTIVE","Question":"Like peas, whales & seals are in groups called these","Answer":"pods"},{"Category":"I'D RATHER BE SKIING","Question":"Something you'd sprinkle on after a shower, it's also the term for soft, dry, freshly fallen snow","Answer":"powder"},{"Category":"PARLEZ VOUS?","Question":"Duck, duck, l'oie; (l'oie of course referring to this other feathered friend)","Answer":"a goose"},{"Category":"OLD FOLKS IN THEIR 30s","Question":"Linus Torvalds is the father of this operating system used on cell phones & supercomputers","Answer":"Linux"},{"Category":"MOVIES & TV","Question":"Of his dialogue, this Han Solo actor said, \"You can type this (stuff), George, but you sure can't say it\"","Answer":"Harrison Ford"},{"Category":"A STATE OF COLLEGE-NESS","Question":"DePaul, Wheaton, Northwestern","Answer":"Illinois"},{"Category":"ANIMAL COLLECTIVE","Question":"A crash is a group of these large horned mammals","Answer":"rhinoceroses"},{"Category":"I'D RATHER BE SKIING","Question":"In California, a premier spot for skiing is this resort area that shares its name with a prehistoric elephant","Answer":"Mammoth"},{"Category":"PARLEZ VOUS?","Question":"\"Je ne sais pas\" means this, but you still get credit if you phrase it in the form of a question","Answer":"\"I don't know\""},{"Category":"OLD FOLKS IN THEIR 30s","Question":"The district of conservative rep. Patrick McHenry in this state includes Mooresville, a home of NASCAR","Answer":"North Carolina"},{"Category":"MOVIES & TV","Question":"Tim Robbins played a public TV newsman in \"Anchorman: The Legend of\" him","Answer":"Ron Burgundy"},{"Category":"A STATE OF COLLEGE-NESS","Question":"Wayne State, Kalamazoo College, Madonna University (it's Franciscan Catholic, not Material Girl)","Answer":"Michigan"},{"Category":"ANIMAL COLLECTIVE","Question":"It can be a pack of dogs, or a place to board them","Answer":"a kennel"},{"Category":"I'D RATHER BE SKIING","Question":"In this type of race you have to zigzag between flags or other obstacles in proper order","Answer":"a slalom"},{"Category":"PARLEZ VOUS?","Question":"When mom tells you to do something \"Maintenant!\", she means this","Answer":"now"},{"Category":"OLD FOLKS IN THEIR 30s","Question":"Elon Musk is now making rockets & electric cars; before that he co-founded & sold this electronic payment system","Answer":"PayPal"},{"Category":"MOVIES & TV","Question":"We were frakkin' sad when this sci fi show had its series finale on March 20, 2009","Answer":"Battlestar Galactica"},{"Category":"A STATE OF COLLEGE-NESS","Question":"Grambling, McNeese State, Southern","Answer":"Louisiana"},{"Category":"ANIMAL COLLECTIVE","Question":"A flock of these black birds is called a murder","Answer":"crows"},{"Category":"I'D RATHER BE SKIING","Question":"Bumps or mounds of snow that accumulate on a slope are called these, like some very wealthy & powerful people","Answer":"moguls"},{"Category":"PARLEZ VOUS?","Question":"\"Huitieme\" is French for this ordinal number","Answer":"eighth"},{"Category":"AMERICAN AUTHORS","Question":"Her home Orchard House was the model for whre the March family lived in her most famous novel","Answer":"Louisa May Alcott"},{"Category":"ALBUMS THAT ROCK","Question":"\"X&Y\", \"Parachutes\"","Answer":"Coldplay"},{"Category":"ANATOMY","Question":"This cord that connects a fetus to the placenta contains 2 arteries & 1 vein","Answer":"the umbillical cord"},{"Category":"NAME THE DECADE","Question":"The World Wide Web gets its first page","Answer":"the 1990s"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"This adjective meaning deceptive or sneaky is from the Latin de via, meaning \"out of the way\"","Answer":"devious"},{"Category":"AMERICAN AUTHORS","Question":"During the War Of 1812, this \"Rip Van Winkle\" author wrote biographies of Naval commanders","Answer":"Washington Irving"},{"Category":"ALBUMS THAT ROCK","Question":"\"American Idiot\", \"Dookie\"","Answer":"Green Day"},{"Category":"ANATOMY","Question":"The human body has 3 types of these: skeletal, smooth & cardiac, a combination of skeletal & smooth","Answer":"muscles"},{"Category":"MATHEM-ATTACK!","Question":"You should answer this one automatically: It's the property that says a = a","Answer":"reflexive"},{"Category":"NAME THE DECADE","Question":"The first controlled nuclear chain reaction","Answer":"the 1940s"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"This New York island's name may come from the Algonquian word for \"island\"","Answer":"Manhattan"},{"Category":"AMERICAN AUTHORS","Question":"Susan & Benjamin Cheever, children of this short story master, are both authors as well","Answer":"John Cheever"},{"Category":"ALBUMS THAT ROCK","Question":"\"Master of Puppets\", \"Death Magnetic\"","Answer":"Metallica"},{"Category":"ANATOMY","Question":"The talus fits between the ends of these 2 bones forming the ankle joint","Answer":"the tibia & fibula"},{"Category":"NAME THE DECADE","Question":"Khruschev's \"Secret Speech\" denounces Stalin","Answer":"the 1950s"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"This compass direction may come from the Proto-Germanic for \"to the left of the rising sun\"","Answer":"north"},{"Category":"AMERICAN AUTHORS","Question":"He stood 5'3\" & was the subject of movies that came out in 2005 & 2006","Answer":"Capote"},{"Category":"ALBUMS THAT ROCK","Question":"\"In Your Honor\", \"The Color and the Shape\"","Answer":"Foo Fighters"},{"Category":"ANATOMY","Question":"Humans have 33 vertebrae, 7 of them cervical, meaning they are in this part of the body","Answer":"your neck"},{"Category":"MATHEM-ATTACK!","Question":"The symbol i is used to represent the imaginary square root of this number","Answer":"-1"},{"Category":"NAME THE DECADE","Question":"George Orwell, 34 years dead, hits the bestseller list","Answer":"the 1980s"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"From the Latin for \"much writing\", it's another name for a lie detector test","Answer":"a polygraph"},{"Category":"AMERICAN AUTHORS","Question":"He reviewed films & TV for the New Republic before his first book, \"Goodbye, Columbus\", was published in 1959","Answer":"Philip Roth"},{"Category":"ALBUMS THAT ROCK","Question":"\"Beggars Banquet\", \"Steel Wheels\"","Answer":"the Rolling Stones"},{"Category":"ANATOMY","Question":"The pons connects the 2 hemispheres of this part of the brain that regulates balance","Answer":"the cerebellum"},{"Category":"NAME THE DECADE","Question":"Man first reaches the South Pole","Answer":"the 1910s"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"A type of ear implant to help the deaf, it's from the Greek for \"snail\"","Answer":"cochlear"},{"Category":"EUROPEAN HISTORY","Question":"He filed for divorce citing Leviticus 20:21, \"If a man shall take his brother's wife, it is an unclean thing\"","Answer":"Henry VIII"},{"Category":"AMERICAN EXPLORERS","Question":"Edward Beale brought news of this 1848 discovery in California to the east coast","Answer":"gold"},{"Category":"MEASURING DEVICES","Question":"The amount of this in a solution can be measured by a saccharometer","Answer":"sugar"},{"Category":"MYTHOLOGY","Question":"Daedalus used this substance to fasten the wings to his back","Answer":"wax"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"This Sunday night series is subtitled \"The New Adventures of Superman\"","Answer":"Lois & Clark"},{"Category":"ANNUAL EVENTS","Question":"This state's Days of '47 Festival honors the day Brigham Young reached the Salt Lake Valley in 1847","Answer":"Utah"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONIC PAIRS","Question":"A complete donut center","Answer":"whole hole"},{"Category":"AMERICAN EXPLORERS","Question":"Stephen Long & Zebulon Pike have peaks named for them in this state, an area they said was uninhabitable","Answer":"Colorado"},{"Category":"MEASURING DEVICES","Question":"The energy from this is measured by a pyrheliometer","Answer":"the Sun"},{"Category":"MYTHOLOGY","Question":"Cadmus planted these parts of a dragon to raise some troops","Answer":"teeth"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"\"Freddy's Nightmares\", a horror anthology that debuted in 1988, was based on this movie series","Answer":"Nightmare on Elm Street"},{"Category":"ANNUAL EVENTS","Question":"Monroe, near Snohomish in this state, is the site of the annual Evergreen State Fair","Answer":"Washington"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONIC PAIRS","Question":"In a restaurant, it's a quartet's table request","Answer":"for four"},{"Category":"AMERICAN EXPLORERS","Question":"Co-commanders of the 1st U.S. expedition to explore from Mississippi to the west coast","Answer":"Lewis & Clark"},{"Category":"MEASURING DEVICES","Question":"An odometer measures the distance covered by a vehicle & this device measures how far you've walked","Answer":"a pedometer"},{"Category":"MYTHOLOGY","Question":"The sister of Orestes, mourning became her","Answer":"Electra"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"This crime drama with Robert Wagner & Stefanie Powers was created by Sidney Sheldon","Answer":"Hart to Hart"},{"Category":"ANNUAL EVENTS","Question":"Dog lovers look forward to the Westminster Kennel Club dog show, held each February in this city","Answer":"New York City"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONIC PAIRS","Question":"Contented performing kittens might be paid this way","Answer":"per purr"},{"Category":"AMERICAN EXPLORERS","Question":"Jedediah Smith was a mountain man & explorer employed in this industry","Answer":"fur trading"},{"Category":"MEASURING DEVICES","Question":"A spirometer measures the capacity of these organs","Answer":"the lungs"},{"Category":"MYTHOLOGY","Question":"Zeus' father, Cronus, was one of this group of 12","Answer":"Titans"},{"Category":"ANNUAL EVENTS","Question":"The Pendleton Roundup, an annual rodeo, takes place in Pendleton in this northwestern state","Answer":"Oregon"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONIC PAIRS","Question":"A squash that's been pierced by a bull's horn","Answer":"gored gourd"},{"Category":"AMERICAN EXPLORERS","Question":"Senator Thomas Hart Benton's son-in-law was this \"Pathfinder\"","Answer":"John C. Frémont"},{"Category":"MEASURING DEVICES","Question":"A nilometer measures the height of the water in this","Answer":"the Nile River"},{"Category":"MYTHOLOGY","Question":"Leda laid 2 eggs: one with Helen & Pollux in it, the other containing Clytemnestra & him","Answer":"Castor"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"Jack Wagner, formerly of \"General Hospital\", now plays Dr. Peter Burns on this Fox drama","Answer":"Melrose Place"},{"Category":"ANNUAL EVENTS","Question":"The Tanglewood Music Festival is a summer highlight in Lenox in this New England state","Answer":"Massachusetts"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONIC PAIRS","Question":"Remained sedate","Answer":"stayed staid"},{"Category":"NOTABLE NONHUMANS","Question":"This Nazi dictator sometimes dined alone with Blondi, his Alsatian","Answer":"Adolf Hitler"},{"Category":"WORLD FACTS","Question":"This isthmus connects North & South America","Answer":"Isthmus of Panama"},{"Category":"ART & ARTISTS","Question":"He painted \"Irises\" & \"Pink Roses\" as well as \"Sunflowers\"","Answer":"Vincent Van Gogh"},{"Category":"BUSINESS & INDUSTRY","Question":"It has over 9,700 tax preparation offices worldwide","Answer":"H&R Block"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"Historians refer to the Golden Age as the time during which Pericles ruled this city","Answer":"Athens"},{"Category":"POETS","Question":"On Feb. 12, 1959, the 150th anniversary of Lincoln's birth, he addressed a joint session of Congress","Answer":"Carl Sandburg"},{"Category":"NOTABLE NONHUMANS","Question":"In 1964 he lifted his beagles Him & Her by the ears on the White House lawn, provoking protest","Answer":"Lyndon Johnson"},{"Category":"WORLD FACTS","Question":"A humid city, Rio de Janeiro lies just north of this tropic line","Answer":"the Tropic of Capricorn"},{"Category":"ART & ARTISTS","Question":"This drip artist was born in Cody, Wyoming in 1912","Answer":"Jackson Pollock"},{"Category":"BUSINESS & INDUSTRY","Question":"In 1961 this firm introduced its Selectric typewriter, which used a spherical typing element","Answer":"IBM"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"Under the 1814 Treaty of Kiel, this country gave Norway to Sweden but kept Greenland & other islands","Answer":"Denmark"},{"Category":"POETS","Question":"Between 1842 & 1885, he repeatedly revised his \"Idylls of the King\"","Answer":"Alfred Lord Tennyson"},{"Category":"NOTABLE NONHUMANS","Question":"Colo was the first of these great apes born in captivity, in 1956 at the Columbus Zoo","Answer":"Gorilla"},{"Category":"WORLD FACTS","Question":"The lowest river in the world, it's revered by Jews, Christians & Muslims alike","Answer":"The River Jordan"},{"Category":"ART & ARTISTS","Question":"He spent several summers painting pointillist seascapes including \"Le Bec Du Hoc, Grandcamp\"","Answer":"Georges Seurat"},{"Category":"BUSINESS & INDUSTRY","Question":"In 1934 he plugged Bulova \"Lone Eagle\" watches","Answer":"Charles Lindbergh"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"In February 1904 this country attacked the Russian fleet at Port Arthur","Answer":"Japan"},{"Category":"POETS","Question":"For much of the winter of 1794-95, he served as acting supervisor for Dumfries, Scotland","Answer":"Robert Burns"},{"Category":"NOTABLE NONHUMANS","Question":"In 1945 this famous scottie was injured in a fight with Blaze, Elliott Roosevelt's mastiff","Answer":"Fala"},{"Category":"WORLD FACTS","Question":"Discovered by David Livingstone, Botswana's Lake Ngami lies in the northern part of this desert","Answer":"Kalahari Desert"},{"Category":"ART & ARTISTS","Question":"His sculpture, \"The Age of Bronze\", exhibited in 1877, was inspired by Michelangelo","Answer":"Auguste Rodin"},{"Category":"BUSINESS & INDUSTRY","Question":"Only Philip Morris & this Cincinnati-based firm have yearly ad expenditures exceeding $2 billion","Answer":"Procter & Gamble"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"On May 30, 1967 Colonel Ojukwu declared Biafra's independence from this country, starting a civil war","Answer":"Nigeria"},{"Category":"POETS","Question":"Her \"I Heard a Fly Buzz\" may have been based on a chapter in \"The House of the Seven Gables\"","Answer":"Emily Dickinson"},{"Category":"NOTABLE NONHUMANS","Question":"This favorite horse of Alexander the Great sometimes wore golden horns in battle","Answer":"Bucephalus"},{"Category":"WORLD FACTS","Question":"In area this country whose capital is now called Yangon is the largest in mainland southeast Asia","Answer":"Myanmar"},{"Category":"ART & ARTISTS","Question":"You can see this British sculptor's \"Reclining Mother and Child\" at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis","Answer":"Henry Moore"},{"Category":"BUSINESS & INDUSTRY","Question":"In 1811 this German family began its steel-making business by constructing a plant in Essen","Answer":"Krupp"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"In the midst of the Korean War, this South Korean president was elected to his second of 4 terms","Answer":"Syngman Rhee"},{"Category":"POETS","Question":"He once wrote, \"I choose to be a plain New Hampshire farmer\"","Answer":"Robert Frost"},{"Category":"BRITISH NOVELS","Question":"This 1895 novel is subtitled \"An Invention\"","Answer":"The Time Machine"},{"Category":"LOST IN SPACE","Question":"While making repairs on the Intl. Space Station, Scott Parazynski lost a needle-nose pair of these","Answer":"pliers"},{"Category":"TIMELESS TV","Question":"September 2010 brought the 45th edition of this comedian's telethon","Answer":"Jerry Lewis"},{"Category":"LET'S HIT IT","Question":"Hit this paper mache container, Spanish for \"jug\", if you want candy and small gifts","Answer":"pinata"},{"Category":"WORLD BOOK DESCRIBES THE \"G\" MAN","Question":"\"In 1997, the House (of Reps.) voted to reprimand him... It marked the first time the House had reprimanded a Speaker\"","Answer":"Gingrich"},{"Category":"MONEY SLANG","Question":"We'll give you $200, not $1,000, for this five letter word meaning stately or majestic","Answer":"grand"},{"Category":"LOST IN SPACE","Question":"In its years of operation, this Soviet space station released more than 200 objects (mostly trash) into space","Answer":"Mir"},{"Category":"TIMELESS TV","Question":"Originally a half hour, this soap started in 1963 & featured Nurse Jessie Brewer","Answer":"General Hospital"},{"Category":"LET'S HIT IT","Question":"This word seen on doors is what a right-handed batter does when he hits the ball to left field","Answer":"pull"},{"Category":"WORLD BOOK DESCRIBES THE \"G\" MAN","Question":"\"See Simon, Paul\"","Answer":"Garfunkel"},{"Category":"MONEY SLANG","Question":"Proverbially, you can \"break\" this food, or \"take (it) out of someone's mouth\"; earn some dough","Answer":"bread"},{"Category":"LOST IN SPACE","Question":"Ed White, the first U.S. spacewalker, lost one of these outside Gemini 4; he must've looked like a later \"moonwalker\"","Answer":"a glove"},{"Category":"TIMELESS TV","Question":"In 1948 Douglas Edwards became the first anchor of this network's Evening News","Answer":"CBS"},{"Category":"LET'S HIT IT","Question":"Aaron Fechter invented this carnival game where you hit a mammal with a mallet","Answer":"Whack-A-Mole"},{"Category":"WORLD BOOK DESCRIBES THE \"G\" MAN","Question":"\"American poet... became known as a leader of the Beat literary movement of the 1950s\"","Answer":"Ginsberg"},{"Category":"MONEY SLANG","Question":"The shell of this mollusk is composed chiefly of calcium carbonate","Answer":"a clam"},{"Category":"LOST IN SPACE","Question":"Piers Sellers lost a tool in space while spreading putty into this Space Shuttle named for Capt. Cook's ship","Answer":"Discovery"},{"Category":"TIMELESS TV","Question":"Shown Saturday afternoons on ABC, this sport's tour outdrew college football & moved to ESPN in 1997","Answer":"the pro bowling tour"},{"Category":"LET'S HIT IT","Question":"Everlast makes these that come in speed and heavy varieties","Answer":"punching bags"},{"Category":"WORLD BOOK DESCRIBES THE \"G\" MAN","Question":"\"Served under the Apache leaders Cochise and Mangas Coloradas... in 1894, he was moved to Fort Sill","Answer":"Geronimo"},{"Category":"MONEY SLANG","Question":"You don't get 5 guesses at this winglike appendage to the underwater portion of a hull","Answer":"a fin"},{"Category":"LOST IN SPACE","Question":"In 1992 Space Shuttle astronauts delivered ashes of this \"Star Trek\" creator into the final frontier","Answer":"Gene Roddenberry"},{"Category":"TIMELESS TV","Question":"2010's \"When Love Is Not Enough\" was the 240th presentation in this series from a greeting card company","Answer":"Hallmark Hall of Fame"},{"Category":"LET'S HIT IT","Question":"In some casinos, a blackjack dealer must hit with an ace & a 6, known as this type of 17","Answer":"soft"},{"Category":"WORLD BOOK DESCRIBES THE \"G\" MAN","Question":"\"One of the most original and provocative American architects working today\"","Answer":"Gehry"},{"Category":"MONEY SLANG","Question":"When speaking of Messrs. Netanyahu or Britten, it's all about the first name, pluralized","Answer":"the Benjamins"},{"Category":"PLAY HEROINES","Question":"Blanche DuBois","Answer":"A Streetcar Named Desire"},{"Category":"DEFENESTRATION IN CINEMA","Question":"Giving the devil his due, Fr. Karras invites the devil inside himself, then exits from the second floor in this 1973 movie","Answer":"The Exorcist"},{"Category":"A MASSIVE \"M\"ETROPOLIS","Question":"3.6 million: Down Under","Answer":"Melbourne"},{"Category":"TAINTED GOV","Question":"In 2010 this Illinois governor was tried on corruption charges, but convicted on only 1 count","Answer":"Blagojevich"},{"Category":"MEDICINE","Question":"As Franklin D. Roosevelt's blood pressure was 300/190, he suffered from this 1-word condition","Answer":"hypertension"},{"Category":"4 CONSONANTS IN A ROW","Question":"If you're vertical but supported by your palms, you're doing one of these","Answer":"a handstand"},{"Category":"PLAY HEROINES","Question":"Emily Webb of Grover's Corners","Answer":"Our Town"},{"Category":"DEFENESTRATION IN CINEMA","Question":"In this Bruce Willis movie, the villain goes out the window of the Nakatomi building, gun in hand","Answer":"Die Hard"},{"Category":"A MASSIVE \"M\"ETROPOLIS","Question":"11 million: on Luzon Island","Answer":"Manila"},{"Category":"TAINTED GOV","Question":"In 2006 this Illinois governor was busted for racketeering; what's in the water there?","Answer":"George Ryan"},{"Category":"MEDICINE","Question":"In 1905 German scientist Alfred Einhorn created this first injectable local anesthetic used in dentistry","Answer":"novocaine"},{"Category":"4 CONSONANTS IN A ROW","Question":"A caterpillar that moves by contraction & expansion","Answer":"an inchworm"},{"Category":"DEFENESTRATION IN CINEMA","Question":"Movie in which Axel Foley asks, \"where ...you get off arresting me for being thrown out a window?\"","Answer":"Beverly Hills Cop"},{"Category":"A MASSIVE \"M\"ETROPOLIS","Question":"1.1 million: in the heart of the Po River Valley","Answer":"Milan"},{"Category":"TAINTED GOV","Question":"In 2010 it was revealed that Robert Rizzo made $800,000 a year as the city this of Bell, Calif., population 37,000","Answer":"manager"},{"Category":"MEDICINE","Question":"Micro-Trach is an oxygen delivery system developed by this physician known for his \"maneuver\"","Answer":"Heimlich"},{"Category":"4 CONSONANTS IN A ROW","Question":"A loop found on footwear, it's a symbol of success through one's own efforts","Answer":"a bootstrap"},{"Category":"A MASSIVE \"M\"ETROPOLIS","Question":"18 million: on the Arabian Sea","Answer":"Mumbai"},{"Category":"TAINTED GOV","Question":"In 2010 a House committee charged this veteran Harlem congressman with ethics violations","Answer":"Rangel"},{"Category":"4 CONSONANTS IN A ROW","Question":"Hard coal that burns with little flame","Answer":"anthracite"},{"Category":"PLAY HEROINES","Question":"Barbara Undershaft","Answer":"Major Barbara"},{"Category":"DEFENESTRATION IN CINEMA","Question":"In this Coen Brothers movie, Charles Durning jumps out a window during a board meeting","Answer":"The Hudsucker Proxy"},{"Category":"A MASSIVE \"M\"ETROPOLIS","Question":"3.2 million: 150 miles from Bogota","Answer":"Medellin"},{"Category":"TAINTED GOV","Question":"Elected to the Senate in 1930, he refused to resign as Louisiana's gov. until '32, when his handpicked crony got the gig","Answer":"Huey Long"},{"Category":"MEDICINE","Question":"The name of this branch of pediatrics that deals with newborn infants literally means \"newborn study\"","Answer":"neonatal"},{"Category":"4 CONSONANTS IN A ROW","Question":"This important mechanism is what you're turning when you wind a clock","Answer":"the mainspring"},{"Category":"FLAGS OF THE WORLD","Question":"In use from 1844 to 1905, a flag representing the union of these 2 countries was nicknamed the \"herring salad\"","Answer":"Norway and Sweden"},{"Category":"AMERICAN AUTHORS","Question":"While he was in Spain in 1959, he wrote \"The Dangerous Summer\", a story about rival bullfighters","Answer":"Hemingway"},{"Category":"BEGINNING & END","Question":"Like a door, a Broadway show does these 2 things","Answer":"open & close"},{"Category":"STATE SUPERLATIVES","Question":"A valley at 282 feet below sea level in this state is the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere","Answer":"California"},{"Category":"3 LITTLE LETTERS","Question":"Like banks, many grocery stores now have these for dispensing cash & taking deposits","Answer":"ATMs"},{"Category":"CALL OUT THE VOICE SQUAD","Question":"He was the voice of Mickey Mouse in \"Steamboat Willie\"","Answer":"Walt Disney"},{"Category":"YOU'RE UNDER A \"REST\"","Question":"Eastern European capital city of more than 2.2 million","Answer":"Bucharest"},{"Category":"AMERICAN AUTHORS","Question":"In 1884 she moved to Red Cloud, Nebraska & later fictionalized it as the town of Hanover in \"O Pioneers!\"","Answer":"Willa Cather"},{"Category":"BEGINNING & END","Question":"In 2006 it began on July 1 in Strasbourg & ended on July 23 in Paris","Answer":"the Tour de France"},{"Category":"STATE SUPERLATIVES","Question":"With 6,640 miles of coast, this state has the longest shoreline","Answer":"Alaska"},{"Category":"YOU'RE UNDER A \"REST\"","Question":"Any mountain's summit","Answer":"crest"},{"Category":"BEGINNING & END","Question":"\"From\" this to this is an idiom meaning from the start of a meal (or something else) to the end","Answer":"from soup to nuts"},{"Category":"STATE SUPERLATIVES","Question":"It pumps more than one million barrels of oil a day, more than any other state","Answer":"Texas"},{"Category":"3 LITTLE LETTERS","Question":"\"Day to Day\" & \"All Things Considered\" are among the programs going out to its 26 million listeners","Answer":"NPR"},{"Category":"CALL OUT THE VOICE SQUAD","Question":"The voice of Daffy Duck (for the first 50 years)","Answer":"Mel Blanc"},{"Category":"YOU'RE UNDER A \"REST\"","Question":"A braced framework for carrying a railroad over a chasm","Answer":"a trestle"},{"Category":"AMERICAN AUTHORS","Question":"Under the name Laura Bancroft, he wrote about Twinkle & Chubbins in Nature Fairyland after taking us to Oz","Answer":"L. Frank Baum"},{"Category":"STATE SUPERLATIVES","Question":"Considered the healthiest state in 2006, it's also home to the Mayo Clinic","Answer":"Minnesota"},{"Category":"3 LITTLE LETTERS","Question":"Its headquarters compound in Langley, Virginia is named for Former President George Bush","Answer":"the CIA"},{"Category":"CALL OUT THE VOICE SQUAD","Question":"He voiced Puss In Boots in \"Shrek 2\"","Answer":"Antonio Banderas"},{"Category":"YOU'RE UNDER A \"REST\"","Question":"Quickly! (to an Italian)","Answer":"Presto"},{"Category":"AMERICAN AUTHORS","Question":"William Rose Benet won a Pulitzer for \"The Dust Which Is God\", & this brother won for \"John Brown's Body\"","Answer":"Stephen Vincent Benet"},{"Category":"STATE SUPERLATIVES","Question":"Its Boeing manufacturing plant in Everett is the world's largest building by volume","Answer":"Washington"},{"Category":"3 LITTLE LETTERS","Question":"A TV cable network, or an explosive for bombs","Answer":"TNT"},{"Category":"CALL OUT THE VOICE SQUAD","Question":"He provided the voices of both Beavis & Butthead","Answer":"Mike Judge"},{"Category":"YOU'RE UNDER A \"REST\"","Question":"The son of Agamemnon, he avenged his father's death by killing his mother Clytemnestra","Answer":"Orestes"},{"Category":"EARLY AMERICA","Question":"In 1718 this Texas town was founded by Martin de Alarcon & Father Olivares & named for St. Anthony of Padua","Answer":"San Antonio"},{"Category":"BEST PICTURE OSCAR-WINNERS IN OTHER WORDS","Question":"1980: \"Regular Folks\"","Answer":"Ordinary People"},{"Category":"DOWN MEXICO WAY","Question":"In 1986 Mexico scored as the first country to host this international sports competition twice","Answer":"the World Cup"},{"Category":"TAKE A PILL","Question":"Going on a cruise? You might pick up this Pfizer product, the \"original\" or \"less drowsy\" formula","Answer":"Dramamine"},{"Category":"TRANSPORTATION","Question":"The bestselling passenger car of all time is this company's Corolla","Answer":"Toyota"},{"Category":"AN E FOR AN I","Question":"A Hawaiian wreath becomes an area sheltered from wind","Answer":"a lei & a lee"},{"Category":"EARLY AMERICA","Question":"In defending British soldiers on trial for this 1770 event, John Adams said, \"Facts are stubborn things\"","Answer":"the Boston Massacre"},{"Category":"BEST PICTURE OSCAR-WINNERS IN OTHER WORDS","Question":"1932: \"Magnificent Inn\"","Answer":"Grand Hotel"},{"Category":"DOWN MEXICO WAY","Question":"This resort city about 200 miles southwest of Mexico City is famous for its cliff divers","Answer":"Acapulco"},{"Category":"TAKE A PILL","Question":"Antabuse is designed to make you feel really, really bad after ingesting this","Answer":"alcohol"},{"Category":"TRANSPORTATION","Question":"The transport for a 19th century double date might have been a barouche, one of these","Answer":"a carriage"},{"Category":"AN E FOR AN I","Question":"A \"landing\" area is transformed into a serious throat infection","Answer":"strep & strip"},{"Category":"EARLY AMERICA","Question":"In 1685 he joined his father in pastorship of the Old North Church, a post he held until his death","Answer":"Cotton Mather"},{"Category":"BEST PICTURE OSCAR-WINNERS IN OTHER WORDS","Question":"1976: \"A Single Colorado Mountain\"","Answer":"Rocky"},{"Category":"DOWN MEXICO WAY","Question":"Founded in the 1530s, this capital of Jalisco state is the second-largest in Mexico","Answer":"Guadalajara"},{"Category":"TAKE A PILL","Question":"Estramustine is a chemotherapy agent for this glandular cancer in men","Answer":"prostate cancer"},{"Category":"TRANSPORTATION","Question":"Cabbies in this Eur. city spend 2 years gaining \"the knowledge\", mental maps needed to get a license","Answer":"London"},{"Category":"AN E FOR AN I","Question":"\"Gentle\" becomes \"to blend\"","Answer":"mild & meld"},{"Category":"EARLY AMERICA","Question":"In 1562, in what is now S.C., these French Protestants established a colony named Port Royal","Answer":"the Huguenots"},{"Category":"BEST PICTURE OSCAR-WINNERS IN OTHER WORDS","Question":"1954: \"Dockside\"","Answer":"On the Waterfront"},{"Category":"DOWN MEXICO WAY","Question":"This gritty 1961 Tennessee Williams play unfolds in a seedy Mexican hotel","Answer":"Night of the Iguana"},{"Category":"TAKE A PILL","Question":"Pravastatin aims to block your body's ability to make this","Answer":"cholesterol"},{"Category":"TRANSPORTATION","Question":"In \"Sixteen Candles\", Molly Ringwald says, \"I loathe\" this method of transport","Answer":"the bus"},{"Category":"AN E FOR AN I","Question":"One means \"severely tested\"; the other, \"trapped on a branch\"","Answer":"tried & treed"},{"Category":"EARLY AMERICA","Question":"In \"Of Plymouth Plantation\", he wrote that there was so much disease \"the living were scarce able to bury the dead\"","Answer":"William Bradford"},{"Category":"BEST PICTURE OSCAR-WINNERS IN OTHER WORDS","Question":"1966: \"One Bloke Year-Round\"","Answer":"A Man For All Seasons"},{"Category":"DOWN MEXICO WAY","Question":"This popular resort island lies north of Cozumel off the coast of the state of Quintana Roo","Answer":"Cancun"},{"Category":"TAKE A PILL","Question":"This tranquilizer that sounds like a village was introduced in 1955 & became the USA's bestselling drug","Answer":"Miltown"},{"Category":"TRANSPORTATION","Question":"Since 1899 these stalwart animals used in transport have served as the mascots of the Army Corps of Cadets","Answer":"mules"},{"Category":"AN E FOR AN I","Question":"\"To replenish\" becomes \"to knock down\"","Answer":"to fill & to fell"},{"Category":"THE BRITISH THEATRE","Question":"Richard Attenborough, who was in the original 1952 cast of this play, helped celebrate its performance No. 20,000 in 2000","Answer":"The Mousetrap"},{"Category":"AT THE KENNEDY CENTER","Question":"Can you hear me? This rock opera by The Who was a big hit at the Kennedy Center in 1994","Answer":"Tommy"},{"Category":"NATIONAL MONUMENTS","Question":"George Custer's men are buried in a cemetery in the national monument named for this river","Answer":"Little Bighorn"},{"Category":"THE CIRCUS","Question":"Trainers shout, \"Tail Up!\" when they want these performers to follow each other trunk to tail","Answer":"Elephants"},{"Category":"ON THE RADIO","Question":"Radio abbreviation that precedes the name of rap figures Quik, Pooh & Jazzy Jeff","Answer":"DJ"},{"Category":"CELEB STUFF","Question":"On March 2, 1977 he made his first \"Tonight Show\" appearance; on May 25, 1992 he took over as host","Answer":"Jay Leno"},{"Category":"COMMON BONDS","Question":"Door, Nobel, booby","Answer":"prizes"},{"Category":"AT THE KENNEDY CENTER","Question":"In 1995 Luigi Bonino starred in a ballet about this \"Little Tramp\" of silent films","Answer":"Charlie Chaplin"},{"Category":"NATIONAL MONUMENTS","Question":"Scotts Bluff National Monument lies in western Nebraska on this pioneer trail","Answer":"Oregon Trail"},{"Category":"THE CIRCUS","Question":"It's the familiar term for a circus' largest tent, where the main show appears","Answer":"the big top"},{"Category":"ON THE RADIO","Question":"Robin Quivers is the radio consort of this self-proclaimed \"King of All Media\"","Answer":"Howard Stern"},{"Category":"COMMON BONDS","Question":"Inner tubes, doughnuts, the ozone layer","Answer":"things with holes"},{"Category":"AT THE KENNEDY CENTER","Question":"This president's 1972 visit to China inspired an opera that played at the Kennedy Center in 1988","Answer":"Richard Nixon"},{"Category":"NATIONAL MONUMENTS","Question":"Seminole Indian leader Osceola is buried at this fort where the Civil War began","Answer":"Fort Sumter"},{"Category":"THE CIRCUS","Question":"Pink is the most popular color of this fluffy confection made from spun sugar","Answer":"cotton candy"},{"Category":"ON THE RADIO","Question":"Call letters east of the Mississippi generally start with W; in the west, most start with this","Answer":"K"},{"Category":"CELEB STUFF","Question":"People Magazine called his 1997 solo album \"Destination Anywhere\", \"Tres Bon\"","Answer":"Jon Bon Jovi"},{"Category":"COMMON BONDS","Question":"Peeling onions, watching Mel Gibson's film \"Forever Young\", missing Final Jeopardy!","Answer":"things that make you cry"},{"Category":"AT THE KENNEDY CENTER","Question":"Every December, the Kennedy Center invites the public to a free sing-along of this composer's \"Messiah\"","Answer":"G.F. Handel"},{"Category":"NATIONAL MONUMENTS","Question":"This Wyoming monument contains an 865-foot-high fluted column of igneous rock","Answer":"Devils Tower"},{"Category":"THE CIRCUS","Question":"Antoinette Concello's triple somersault helped make her the \"Queen of\" this \"flying\" apparatus","Answer":"trapeze"},{"Category":"ON THE RADIO","Question":"Detroit-born broadcaster who created \"American Top 40\" & now has his own weekly \"Countdown\"","Answer":"Casey Kasem"},{"Category":"CELEB STUFF","Question":"In a 1997 issue of \"George\", he said his cousins Michael & Joseph were \"poster boys for bad behavior\"","Answer":"John F. Kennedy, Jr."},{"Category":"COMMON BONDS","Question":"Bobby, bowling, rolling","Answer":"pins"},{"Category":"AT THE KENNEDY CENTER","Question":"A 1994 festival honoring this country featured the Tjapukai Aboriginal Dance Company","Answer":"Australia"},{"Category":"NATIONAL MONUMENTS","Question":"Castillo de San Marcos in this Florida city is the oldest masonry fort in the continental U.S.","Answer":"St. Augustine"},{"Category":"THE CIRCUS","Question":"This steam whistle organ draws crowds to circus parades because it can be heard from miles away: [audio clue]","Answer":"calliope"},{"Category":"ON THE RADIO","Question":"The AAA format, featuring artists like the Cranberries & Tom Petty, stands for adult album this","Answer":"alternative"},{"Category":"CELEB STUFF","Question":"Her 1988 major label debut album was \"Y Kant Tori Read\"","Answer":"Tori Amos"},{"Category":"COMMON BONDS","Question":"Hollywood, salad, Super","Answer":"bowls"},{"Category":"THE OBLIGATORY POETRY CATEGORY","Question":"The one word quothed by Edgar Allan Poe's raven","Answer":"\"Nevermore!\""},{"Category":"ART","Question":"You can't make a genuine tempera painting without breaking these","Answer":"eggs"},{"Category":"THE REDCOATS ARE COMING!","Question":"On Sept. 5, 1781, 24 of this country's ships engaged British ships in Cheaspeake Bay & turned them back","Answer":"France"},{"Category":"\"HIGH\" SCHOOL","Question":"Chuck Taylor, from whom Converse named a line of these shoes, was a basketball star of the 1910s","Answer":"high-tops"},{"Category":"OFF TO A GOOD START","Question":"It's the go-ahead in a kid's game & for a car at an intersection","Answer":"a green light"},{"Category":"THE OBLIGATORY POETRY CATEGORY","Question":"It follows \"Poems are made by fools like me...\"","Answer":"\"But only God can make a tree\""},{"Category":"ART","Question":"Surrealists used odd juxtapositions in this form whose name is French for \"gluing\"","Answer":"collage"},{"Category":"THE REDCOATS ARE COMING!","Question":"During the war, this first signer of the Declaration of Independence commanded the Mass. Militia","Answer":"John Hancock"},{"Category":"\"HIGH\" SCHOOL","Question":"The L.A. Dodgers & the U. of Louisville basketball team pioneered this gesture in the late '70s","Answer":"the high five"},{"Category":"OFF TO A GOOD START","Question":"A baker who never uses packaged mixes always \"starts from\" here","Answer":"scratch"},{"Category":"THE OBLIGATORY POETRY CATEGORY","Question":"In preparing to write this poem, Longfellow used \"An historical and statistical account of Nova Scotia\"","Answer":"Evangeline"},{"Category":"ART","Question":"Edward Steichen led the movement to recognize as art these images, whose name means \"drawn with light\"","Answer":"photographs"},{"Category":"THE REDCOATS ARE COMING!","Question":"In it, Thomas Paine wrote, \"The cause of America is in a great measure the cause of all mankind\"","Answer":"Common Sense"},{"Category":"\"HIGH\" SCHOOL","Question":"Coastal waters beyond national jurisdiction, or the tops of some sopranos' ranges","Answer":"High seas/C's"},{"Category":"OFF TO A GOOD START","Question":"It's a ship at home in the Arctic, or a remark that starts a conversation","Answer":"an icebreaker"},{"Category":"THE OBLIGATORY POETRY CATEGORY","Question":"In a poem titled for the date when Germany invaded Poland, W.H. Auden called this \"A low dishonest decade\"","Answer":"1930s"},{"Category":"THE REDCOATS ARE COMING!","Question":"The Battle of Long Island was fought in what is now this New York City borough","Answer":"Brooklyn"},{"Category":"\"HIGH\" SCHOOL","Question":"The HD in the new digital format HDTV stands for this","Answer":"high definition"},{"Category":"OFF TO A GOOD START","Question":"It begins a football game or a special event like a political campaign","Answer":"the kickoff"},{"Category":"THE OBLIGATORY POETRY CATEGORY","Question":"Observing pilgrims traveling to the shrine of Thomas Becket inspired him to write his greatest work","Answer":"Geoffrey Chaucer"},{"Category":"ART","Question":"In 1920 this impressionist, known for his water lilies, painted another plant, \"Wisteria\"","Answer":"Claude Monet"},{"Category":"THE REDCOATS ARE COMING!","Question":"The British ferried 2,200 troops across this river to battle the Americans at Bunker Hill","Answer":"the Charles River"},{"Category":"\"HIGH\" SCHOOL","Question":"Acolytes, a subdeacon & a choir take part in this Catholic service","Answer":"high mass"},{"Category":"OFF TO A GOOD START","Question":"In a business project, it's the level investors try to \"get in on\"","Answer":"the ground floor"},{"Category":"THE CONSTITUTION","Question":"Word completing the line \"Nor shall any person be subject for the same offense to be twice put in\" this","Answer":"Jeopardy"},{"Category":"THRILLER","Question":"This author's techno-thriller \"Rainbow Six\" focuses on John Clark, also a hero in \"Clear & Present Danger\"","Answer":"Tom Clancy"},{"Category":"BEN","Question":"Ben Franklin went to London in 1757 to represent this colony's assembly","Answer":"Pennsylvania"},{"Category":"\"BLACK\" OR \"WHITE\"","Question":"Name shared by a Sauk chief famous for his war & a U.S. military helicopter","Answer":"Black Hawk"},{"Category":"REMEMBER THE TIME","Question":"In 1958 this country launched its second 5-year plan, called \"The Great Leap Forward\"","Answer":"China"},{"Category":"ROCK WITH YOU","Question":"This Jackson 5 (& later Mariah Carey) hit begins, \"You & I must make a pact, we must bring salvation back...\"","Answer":"\"I'll Be There\""},{"Category":"EAT IT!","Question":"This Hormel product was once simply known as \"spiced ham\"","Answer":"Spam"},{"Category":"THRILLER","Question":"This author made a University of Virginia law professor the protagonist of his 2002 novel \"The Summons\"","Answer":"Grisham"},{"Category":"BEN","Question":"This publication that Ben first put out in 1732 often sold 10,000 copies a year","Answer":"Poor Richard's Almanack"},{"Category":"\"BLACK\" OR \"WHITE\"","Question":"This \"Golden Girl\" had her own show in 1958 & 1977 & in 1999 became part of the cast of \"Ladies Man\"","Answer":"Betty White"},{"Category":"REMEMBER THE TIME","Question":"In 960 Mieczyslaw I became the first ruler of this country","Answer":"Poland"},{"Category":"ROCK WITH YOU","Question":"Jakob Dylan, the son of Bob Dylan, is the frontman for this group","Answer":"The Wallflowers"},{"Category":"EAT IT!","Question":"It's the Spanish-named appetizer of tortilla chips & often beans, beef & onions topped with melted cheese","Answer":"nachos"},{"Category":"THRILLER","Question":"You were born to identify this author of \"The Bourne Identity\"","Answer":"Ludlum"},{"Category":"BEN","Question":"In 1783 Franklin asked Congress to recall him from this country; he finally made it home in 1785","Answer":"France"},{"Category":"\"BLACK\" OR \"WHITE\"","Question":"People have asked why the whole airplane isn't made out of the same material as this \"indestructible\" device","Answer":"the black box"},{"Category":"REMEMBER THE TIME","Question":"In 1526 he greeted an Inca nobleman on his ship, but conquest would have to wait a few years until funds were raised","Answer":"Pizarro"},{"Category":"ROCK WITH YOU","Question":"Eric Clapton charted 3 times with this song: in 1971, 1972 & 1992","Answer":"\"Layla\""},{"Category":"EAT IT!","Question":"Paper-thin & often served for dessert, it's the French equivalent of a pancake","Answer":"crêpes"},{"Category":"THRILLER","Question":"\"The Numa Files\" are paperback spin-offs of this writer's novels featuring Dirk Pitt","Answer":"Clive Cussler"},{"Category":"BEN","Question":"Current events of 1751 included the appearance of Ben's scientific work \"Experiments and Observations on\" this","Answer":"\"Electricity\""},{"Category":"\"BLACK\" OR \"WHITE\"","Question":"John Archibald Wheeler coined this term in the '60s for a collapsed star so dense, no light can escape it","Answer":"black hole"},{"Category":"REMEMBER THE TIME","Question":"In 1998 U.S. cruise missiles hit this African country in response to bombings of U.S. embassies","Answer":"Sudan"},{"Category":"THRILLER","Question":"\"The Attorney\" Paul Madriani appears in several legal thrillers by this lawyer-turned-author","Answer":"Steve Martini"},{"Category":"BEN","Question":"The Hutchinson Letters scandal got Ben fired as deputy this in 1774","Answer":"postmaster general"},{"Category":"\"BLACK\" OR \"WHITE\"","Question":"Famous landmark composed of chalk in the county of Kent in England","Answer":"the White Cliffs of Dover"},{"Category":"REMEMBER THE TIME","Question":"This 1904-1905 war began in Manchuria & ended with the battle of Tsushima Strait","Answer":"Russo-Japanese War"},{"Category":"ROCK WITH YOU","Question":"Quit your yellin' & name this 1995 hit duet for Michael & Janet Jackson, their first together","Answer":"\"Scream\""},{"Category":"EAT IT!","Question":"Traditionally, shepherd's pie contains this meat, ground or diced","Answer":"lamb"},{"Category":"SCOTLAND","Question":"About 80,000 Scots still speak the Scottish version of this ancient Celtic language","Answer":"Gaelic"},{"Category":"BABY BOOMER MEMORIES","Question":"In 1960 this Democrat spoke first in the first televised U.S. presidential election debate","Answer":"John F. Kennedy"},{"Category":"SOMETHING'S FISHY","Question":"So as not to confuse it with the mammal, this fish is commonly referred to as mahi-mahi","Answer":"a dolphinfish"},{"Category":"\"T\"ELEVISION","Question":"Running for 5 years, it starred William Shatner as a hard-nosed veteran police officer","Answer":"T.J. Hooker"},{"Category":"WORLD RELIGION","Question":"In the presence of the Adi Granth, the sacred book of the Sikhs, you cover your head & remove these","Answer":"your shoes"},{"Category":"SORTA SOUNDS LIKE OPRAH?","Question":"Bizet's \"Carmen\", for example","Answer":"an opera"},{"Category":"SCOTLAND","Question":"Ben More, Ben Alder & Ben Macdui are not people but tall ones of these in Scotland","Answer":"mountains"},{"Category":"BABY BOOMER MEMORIES","Question":"Likely containing a sandwich, the first of these depicting a TV character came along in 1950 with Hopalong Cassidy","Answer":"a lunchbox"},{"Category":"SOMETHING'S FISHY","Question":"The black type of this fish with a woman's name is a striking addition to any aquarium","Answer":"a molly"},{"Category":"\"T\"ELEVISION","Question":"Reminiscent of \"Highway to Heaven\", this popular series stars Roma Downey & Della Reese","Answer":"Touched by an Angel"},{"Category":"WORLD RELIGION","Question":"Sukkot, a Jewish festival, began as a harvest celebration & was a model for this centuries-old American holiday","Answer":"Thanksgiving"},{"Category":"SORTA SOUNDS LIKE OPRAH?","Question":"Phrase that precedes \"dope\" in Ali's famed boxing strategy","Answer":"\"rope-a\""},{"Category":"SCOTLAND","Question":"Defeated at Dunsinane by Malcolm in 1054, he wasn't dethroned until killed by Malcolm in 1057","Answer":"Macbeth"},{"Category":"BABY BOOMER MEMORIES","Question":"The John Birch Society coined the term comsymp, short for this","Answer":"Communist sympathizer"},{"Category":"SOMETHING'S FISHY","Question":"Less than half an inch long, this tiniest fish is found in the Indian Ocean, not in an Asian desert","Answer":"a goby"},{"Category":"\"T\"ELEVISION","Question":"This offbeat series on E! provides a daily recap of funny chat show highlights","Answer":"Talk Soup"},{"Category":"WORLD RELIGION","Question":"As they were partial to using hymns, these brothers, Charles & John, were the first rhythm Methodists","Answer":"the Wesleys"},{"Category":"SORTA SOUNDS LIKE OPRAH?","Question":"In an Irish battle cry, these 2 words follow \"Erin\"","Answer":"\"Go Bragh\""},{"Category":"SCOTLAND","Question":"The Church of Scotland, the country's national church, is a branch of this Christian denomination","Answer":"Presbyterian"},{"Category":"BABY BOOMER MEMORIES","Question":"In a heartbreaking scene, Travis has to kill his beloved dog in this 1957 film based on a Fred Gipson book","Answer":"Old Yeller"},{"Category":"SOMETHING'S FISHY","Question":"Until one was caught in 1938, it was thought that this fish had been extinct for more than 70 million years","Answer":"the coelacanth"},{"Category":"WORLD RELIGION","Question":"Meaning \"sign of God\", it's the title of a Shi'ite Muslim scholar & leader","Answer":"Ayatollah"},{"Category":"SCOTLAND","Question":"Hundreds of years old, the de facto national flag features this saint's cross","Answer":"Andrew"},{"Category":"BABY BOOMER MEMORIES","Question":"In 1967 this 21-year-old started Rolling Stone magazine","Answer":"Jann Wenner"},{"Category":"\"T\"ELEVISION","Question":"Co-hosted by John Davidson, it was ABC's response to NBC's \"Real People\"","Answer":"That's Incredible!"},{"Category":"WORLD RELIGION","Question":"Made up of 1,028 hymns in 10 books, it's the oldest of the Vedas in Hinduism","Answer":"Rigveda"},{"Category":"SORTA SOUNDS LIKE OPRAH?","Question":"In 2001 this author of \"The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success\" published \"The Deeper Wound\"","Answer":"Chopra"},{"Category":"GEOGRAPHIC PHRASES","Question":"This common term originated in the early 1500s with the book \"De Rebus Oceanicis et Novo Orbe\"","Answer":"the New World"},{"Category":"ACTRESSES' FIRST FILMS","Question":"\"Body Heat\"","Answer":"Kathleen Turner"},{"Category":"LIBRARIES","Question":"Marsh's Library in this country was founded c. 1702 by the Archbishop of Dublin","Answer":"Ireland"},{"Category":"TELEPHONE HISTORY","Question":"In 1991 this telephone company launched its Friends & Family promotion","Answer":"MCI"},{"Category":"VERMONTERS","Question":"This leader of the Green Mountain Boys did not live to see Vermont become a state","Answer":"Ethan Allen"},{"Category":"\"X\", \"Y\", \"Z\"","Question":"It looks like a sweet potato, but it isn't even a distant relative","Answer":"a yam"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN LAST SCENES","Question":"You could say this comedy \"ends well\" -- Helena finally wins the love of her husband Bertram","Answer":"All's Well That Ends Well"},{"Category":"ACTRESSES' FIRST FILMS","Question":"\"To Have and Have Not\"","Answer":"Bacall"},{"Category":"LIBRARIES","Question":"Architect Gordon Bunshaft designed this presidential library in Austin, Texas","Answer":"the LBJ library"},{"Category":"TELEPHONE HISTORY","Question":"As of July 1, 1968 you could dial this 3-digit number in New York City & get the police","Answer":"911"},{"Category":"VERMONTERS","Question":"This founding prophet of Mormonism was born in Sharon, Vermont in 1805","Answer":"Joseph Smith"},{"Category":"\"X\", \"Y\", \"Z\"","Question":"It's a kind of striped mussel as well as a striped equine","Answer":"a zebra"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN LAST SCENES","Question":"Though this comedy has Verona in its title, it ends in a forest on the frontiers of Mantua","Answer":"The Two Gentlemen of Verona"},{"Category":"ACTRESSES' FIRST FILMS","Question":"\"The Outlaw\"","Answer":"Jane Russell"},{"Category":"LIBRARIES","Question":"Sterling Memorial Library in New Haven, Connecticut houses the archives of this university","Answer":"Yale"},{"Category":"TELEPHONE HISTORY","Question":"On Oct. 30, 1938 phone traffic peaked in cities all over America as people discussed this broadcast","Answer":"the \"War of the Worlds\""},{"Category":"VERMONTERS","Question":"This plow inventor was a Vermont blacksmith before moving to Grand Detour, Illinois","Answer":"John Deere"},{"Category":"\"X\", \"Y\", \"Z\"","Question":"Despite its bulk, this wild ox found in Tibet is an excellent swimmer","Answer":"a yak"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN LAST SCENES","Question":"Near the end of \"Henry VIII\", this princess is described as \"a most unspotted lily\", who will die a virgin","Answer":"Elizabeth I"},{"Category":"ACTRESSES' FIRST FILMS","Question":"\"Oklahoma!\"","Answer":"Shirley Jones"},{"Category":"LIBRARIES","Question":"Salinas, California, has a public library named for this novelist","Answer":"Steinbeck"},{"Category":"TELEPHONE HISTORY","Question":"In 1980 Dial-It National Sports became the first service on this new area code","Answer":"1-900"},{"Category":"VERMONTERS","Question":"George Franklin Edmunds wrote most of this antitrust act of 1890","Answer":"the Sherman"},{"Category":"\"X\", \"Y\", \"Z\"","Question":"Some of these are produced by bremsstrahlung, from the German for \"breaking radiation\"","Answer":"x-rays"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN LAST SCENES","Question":"Puck's last speech in this play begins, \"If we shadows have offended, think but this--and all is mended\"","Answer":"A Midsummer Night's Dream"},{"Category":"ACTRESSES' FIRST FILMS","Question":"\"Halloween\"","Answer":"Jamie Lee Curtis"},{"Category":"LIBRARIES","Question":"In 1602 this university's library reopened after restoration work by Sir Thomas Bodley","Answer":"Oxford University"},{"Category":"TELEPHONE HISTORY","Question":"In 1880 he invented the photophone, a device that sent messages through the air on beams of light","Answer":"Alexander Graham Bell"},{"Category":"VERMONTERS","Question":"At age 15 this future New York Tribune editor was apprenticed to a printer in East Poultney","Answer":"Horace Greeley"},{"Category":"\"X\", \"Y\", \"Z\"","Question":"This Saint Francis was the \"Apostle of the Indies\"","Answer":"Xavier"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN LAST SCENES","Question":"In the last scene of this comedy, Petruchio wins a bet that he has the most obedient wife","Answer":"The Taming of the Shrew"},{"Category":"MEDICAL MILESTONES","Question":"In 1751, with Benjamin Franklin's help, the 1st hospital in the U.S. was founded in this city","Answer":"Philadelphia"},{"Category":"POETS & POETRY","Question":"Of the 31 pilgrims in this Chaucer work, only 23 tell their stories","Answer":"The Canterbury Tales"},{"Category":"WORLD GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Large aboriginal populations live in this country's states of Queensland & New South Wales","Answer":"Australia"},{"Category":"MIXED DRINKS","Question":"The juice of one of these citrus fruits makes a Whiskey Sour sour","Answer":"a lemon"},{"Category":"THE 1930s","Question":"In 1936, in defiance of the Treaty of Versailles, this country began remilitarizing the Rhineland","Answer":"Germany"},{"Category":"POP MUSIC","Question":"He recorded \"Gone At Last\" with Phoebe Snow, not Art Garfunkel","Answer":"Paul Simon"},{"Category":"MEDICAL MILESTONES","Question":"In 1867 Thomas Allbutt invented one of these instruments which took 5 minutes to register instead of 20","Answer":"a thermometer"},{"Category":"POETS & POETRY","Question":"This Longfellow poem was suggested by a smithy under a chestnut tree in Cambridge, Massachusetts","Answer":"\"The Village Blacksmith\""},{"Category":"WORLD GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Administrative units in this country include Giza, Aswan & Suez","Answer":"Egypt"},{"Category":"MIXED DRINKS","Question":"This pomegranate syrup turns a Pink Lady pink","Answer":"grenadine"},{"Category":"THE 1930s","Question":"This longtime anchor of the CBS Evening News became a UPI correspondent in 1939","Answer":"Walter Cronkite"},{"Category":"POP MUSIC","Question":"She sang \"Better Be Good To Me\" in 1984, a few years after she broke up with Ike","Answer":"Tina Turner"},{"Category":"MEDICAL MILESTONES","Question":"Dutch physician Willem Kolff developed the 1st of these kidney machines that cleanse the blood","Answer":"a dialysis machine"},{"Category":"POETS & POETRY","Question":"Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote of this ship, \"Oh better that her shattered hulk should sink beneath the wave\"","Answer":"\"Old Ironsides\""},{"Category":"WORLD GEOGRAPHY","Question":"This longest river on the Iberian Peninsula is also known as the Tajo","Answer":"the Tagus"},{"Category":"MIXED DRINKS","Question":"A teaspoon of creme de cassis is added to this to make a Kir","Answer":"white wine"},{"Category":"THE 1930s","Question":"Helen Keller brought the first of these Japanese dogs to the United States in 1937","Answer":"the akita"},{"Category":"POP MUSIC","Question":"In \"Take Me Home, Country Roads\", John Denver sang, \"Almost heaven,\" this state","Answer":"West Virginia"},{"Category":"MEDICAL MILESTONES","Question":"In 1906 August von Wassermann developed a well-known test for this sexually transmitted disease","Answer":"syphilis"},{"Category":"POETS & POETRY","Question":"His \"When the Frost is on the Punkin\" was written for a series in the Indianapolis Journal","Answer":"Riley"},{"Category":"WORLD GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Cabinda, an area of this former Portuguese colony, is separated from the rest of it by Zaire","Answer":"Angola"},{"Category":"MIXED DRINKS","Question":"A basic Gin Rickey is gin, lime & this non-potent potable","Answer":"soda water"},{"Category":"THE 1930s","Question":"He was appointed conductor of the Boston Pops in 1930","Answer":"Arthur Fiedler"},{"Category":"POP MUSIC","Question":"Alan, Merrill & Wayne, 3 of these Utah brothers, co-wrote their own 1972 hit \"Crazy Horses\"","Answer":"the Osmonds"},{"Category":"MEDICAL MILESTONES","Question":"In 1982 William DeVries performed the 1st permanent artificial heart transplant on this man","Answer":"Barney Clark"},{"Category":"POETS & POETRY","Question":"He was descended from an Abyssinian prince, Peter the Great's godson","Answer":"Pushkin"},{"Category":"WORLD GEOGRAPHY","Question":"The Indus River provides the western border of this desert also known as the Great Indian Desert","Answer":"the Thar Desert"},{"Category":"MIXED DRINKS","Question":"Using Scotch whisky turns a Manhattan into this drink","Answer":"a Rob Roy"},{"Category":"THE 1930s","Question":"This author of \"Anne of Green Gables\" was awarded the Order of the British Empire in 1935","Answer":"Montgomery"},{"Category":"POP MUSIC","Question":"This singer's 1970 hit \"I'll Never Fall In Love Again\" was from the Broadway musical \"Promises, Promises\"","Answer":"Dionne Warwick"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"On May 29, 1765 Patrick Henry's Stamp Act protest was interrupted with this one word","Answer":"Treason!"},{"Category":"CANADIAN GEOGRAPHY, EH?","Question":"A narrow passage separates Canada's Ellesmere Island from this large Danish island","Answer":"Greenland"},{"Category":"ON HIS BASEBALL HALL OF FAME PLAQUE","Question":"This Yankee was the \"greatest drawing card in history of baseball\"","Answer":"Babe Ruth"},{"Category":"STAMPS","Question":"Woo hoo! In 2009 this animated family was chosen to grace stamps, though postage did go up to 44 cents (D'oh!)","Answer":"the Simpsons"},{"Category":"THE KILLERS","Question":"In Genesis 4 he becomes the first killer; God isn't happy","Answer":"Cain"},{"Category":"SPOTT THA MISPELED WURD","Question":"Meet me in the library for a liaison at your liesure","Answer":"leisure"},{"Category":"THE BIG 10","Question":"The first 10 of these are known as the Bill of Rights","Answer":"the Amendments"},{"Category":"CANADIAN GEOGRAPHY, EH?","Question":"Mount Logan, Canada's highest peak, is found in this territory","Answer":"the Yukon Territory"},{"Category":"ON HIS BASEBALL HALL OF FAME PLAQUE","Question":"\"Detroit - Philadelphia, A.L. - 1905-1926... retired with 4191 major league hits\"","Answer":"Cobb"},{"Category":"STAMPS","Question":"This astronomer for whom a space telescope is named is honored in the American Scientists series","Answer":"Hubble"},{"Category":"THE KILLERS","Question":"In one of the few documented one-on-one Old West gunfights, this \"Wild\" man killed Davis Tutt in 1865","Answer":"Wild Bill Hickok"},{"Category":"SPOTT THA MISPELED WURD","Question":"The occasional misspelling is noticable on a telecast like \"Jeopardy!\"","Answer":"noticeable"},{"Category":"THE BIG 10","Question":"In Israel Tevet is the tenth of these","Answer":"month"},{"Category":"CANADIAN GEOGRAPHY, EH?","Question":"Of the top 5 Canadian cities in population, it's the one closest to the Pacific Ocean","Answer":"Vancouver"},{"Category":"ON HIS BASEBALL HALL OF FAME PLAQUE","Question":"\"'Mr. Octobe","Answer":"Jackson"},{"Category":"STAMPS","Question":"A stamp honors this 19th c. author about whom it was said, \"So this is the little lady who made this big war\"","Answer":"Harriet Beecher Stowe"},{"Category":"THE KILLERS","Question":"Bodyguards Satwant & Beant Singh killed this female leader of India in 1984","Answer":"Indira Gandhi"},{"Category":"SPOTT THA MISPELED WURD","Question":"If you supersede the competition, you will excede all expectations","Answer":"exceed"},{"Category":"THE BIG 10","Question":"In L.A., the western tip of Interstate 10 is called this \"freeway\", after the beach community it passes through","Answer":"Santa Monica"},{"Category":"CANADIAN GEOGRAPHY, EH?","Question":"Appropriately, New Glasgow is in this Canadian province","Answer":"Nova Scotia"},{"Category":"ON HIS BASEBALL HALL OF FAME PLAQUE","Question":"This 2009 inductee was \"faster than a speeding bullet\"","Answer":"Rickey Henderson"},{"Category":"THE KILLERS","Question":"This \"insect\" of a gangster was a real-life hit man for Murder Incorporated in the 1930s & '40s","Answer":"Bugsy Siegel"},{"Category":"SPOTT THA MISPELED WURD","Question":"We want you to be committed to catagorizing your collectibles cohesively","Answer":"categorizing"},{"Category":"THE BIG 10","Question":"The title of this Boccaccio work means \"10 Days\"","Answer":"Decameron"},{"Category":"CANADIAN GEOGRAPHY, EH?","Question":"This province has the longest border, including water, with the United States","Answer":"Ontario"},{"Category":"ON HIS BASEBALL HALL OF FAME PLAQUE","Question":"\"Boston Red Sox A.L. 1939-1960... batted .406 in 1941\"","Answer":"Ted Williams"},{"Category":"STAMPS","Question":"The Distinguished Marines series honors the man for whom a North Carolina Marine Corps base was named","Answer":"Lt. Gen. John Lejeune"},{"Category":"THE KILLERS","Question":"Pausanius, a young Macedonian noble, killed this man, Alexander's dad, in 336 B.C.","Answer":"Philip"},{"Category":"SPOTT THA MISPELED WURD","Question":"The accomodations at the monastery were rudimentary at best","Answer":"accommodations"},{"Category":"GENERAL SCIENCE","Question":"In 1869 this Austrian monk published a paper on hawkweed: the experiments didn't work as well as the ones with peas","Answer":"Mendel"},{"Category":"INSTRUMENT ETYMOLOGY","Question":"It's appropriate that the name of this double reed instrument with a low range comes from the Italian for \"low\"","Answer":"a bassoon"},{"Category":"FACIAL EXPRESSIONS","Question":"This word meaning \"empty\" or \"to be filled in\" describes a vacant type of stare","Answer":"blank"},{"Category":"LIT MY FIRE","Question":"\"The Fire Sermon\" is Part III of this poet's \"The Waste Land\"","Answer":"T.S. Eliot"},{"Category":"THE STAR'S TV SHOW & MOVIE","Question":"\"Sex and the City\", \"Sex and the City\" (& \"Did you Hear About the Morgans?\")","Answer":"Sarah Jessica Parker"},{"Category":"THE BIG 10-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Relatively speaking, it's your mom's husband by a later marriage","Answer":"a stepfather"},{"Category":"GENERAL SCIENCE","Question":"Unusual names borne by these celestial objects include 3834 Zappafrank & 10221 Kubrick","Answer":"asteroids"},{"Category":"INSTRUMENT ETYMOLOGY","Question":"Your dog will scratch his head if you don't know the ukulele's name comes from the Hawaiian for this \"jumping\" insect","Answer":"the flea"},{"Category":"FACIAL EXPRESSIONS","Question":"It's a self-satisfied smile or grin that you may be asked to wipe off your face","Answer":"smirk"},{"Category":"LIT MY FIRE","Question":"The burning of Moscow after Napoleon's exit is dramatized in this Tolstoy novel","Answer":"War and Peace"},{"Category":"THE STAR'S TV SHOW & MOVIE","Question":"\"Bosom Buddies\", \"The Green Mile\"","Answer":"Tom Hanks"},{"Category":"THE BIG 10-LETTER WORDS","Question":"From the late Latin for \"word\", this book is the last word on words","Answer":"dictionary"},{"Category":"INSTRUMENT ETYMOLOGY","Question":"The first 4 letters of xylophone refer etymologically to this material used to make its sounding bars","Answer":"wood"},{"Category":"LIT MY FIRE","Question":"In Book 1 of this, Satan is \"hurld hedlong flaming from th' ethereal skies... to dwell in adamantine chains and penal fire\"","Answer":"Paradise Lost"},{"Category":"THE STAR'S TV SHOW & MOVIE","Question":"\"Friends\", \"Bruce Almighty\"","Answer":"Jennifer Aniston"},{"Category":"THE BIG 10-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Don't lose your head: this French device shares its name with an instrument for surgically removing tonsils","Answer":"guillotine"},{"Category":"GENERAL SCIENCE","Question":"This 4-letter neutral compound is produced by the reaction of an acid & a base","Answer":"a salt"},{"Category":"INSTRUMENT ETYMOLOGY","Question":"From the Latin for \"clear\" comes the name for this woodwind instrument","Answer":"clarinet"},{"Category":"FACIAL EXPRESSIONS","Question":"Jack Nicholson movie villain known for his rictus","Answer":"the Joker"},{"Category":"LIT MY FIRE","Question":"This Irish poet's \"Sailing to Byzantium\" urges \"sages... in God's holy fire\" to be \"singing masters of my soul\"","Answer":"William Butler Yeats"},{"Category":"THE STAR'S TV SHOW & MOVIE","Question":"\"In Living Color\", \"Bruce Almighty\"","Answer":"Jim Carrey"},{"Category":"THE BIG 10-LETTER WORDS","Question":"The report's back from the lab; it's the science dealing with the detection of poisons","Answer":"toxicology"},{"Category":"GENERAL SCIENCE","Question":"Plants having these underground stems, from the Greek for \"root\", include irises, bamboo & wild ginger","Answer":"rhizomes"},{"Category":"FACIAL EXPRESSIONS","Question":"This word for a sidelong glance of crude desire used to mean \"the cheek\"","Answer":"a leer"},{"Category":"LIT MY FIRE","Question":"His 1963 bestseller \"The Fire Next Time\" took its title from an old spiritual","Answer":"James Baldwin"},{"Category":"THE STAR'S TV SHOW & MOVIE","Question":"\"The Office\", \"Bruce Almighty\"","Answer":"Steve Carell"},{"Category":"THE BIG 10-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Something that's the first son's due; Esau sold his","Answer":"birthright"},{"Category":"RANKS & TITLES","Question":"Owain Glyndwr, who died circa 1416, was the last native of his country to claim this title","Answer":"Prince of Wales"},{"Category":"WEATHER WORLD","Question":"Libya's arid climate is made worse by the ghibli, a crop-destroying wind from this desert","Answer":"Sahara"},{"Category":"ON THE COVER OF SGT. PEPPER","Question":"He's an African explorer, \"I presume\"","Answer":"Dr. Livingstone"},{"Category":"CLOTHING WORDS","Question":"A score of 22-22, for instance","Answer":"tie"},{"Category":"MY PLACE?","Question":"A Norman could say, \"I'm the king of the motte-and-bailey style of\" this","Answer":"castle"},{"Category":"IT'S A DATE!","Question":"You'll find this date on a calendar only once every 4 years","Answer":"February 29"},{"Category":"\"J\" WHIZ","Question":"It's a trip taken by a public official at public expense, ostensibly for official business","Answer":"junket"},{"Category":"WEATHER WORLD","Question":"In addition to helping commerce, these ocean winds bring pleasant weather to islands like Hawaii","Answer":"trade winds"},{"Category":"ON THE COVER OF SGT. PEPPER","Question":"Bob Dylan appears as does this poet from whom he may have taken his stage name","Answer":"Dylan Thomas"},{"Category":"CLOTHING WORDS","Question":"To lose footing on icy ground","Answer":"slip"},{"Category":"MY PLACE?","Question":"As he often said, Chris Farley's character Matt Foley lived in one of these down by the river","Answer":"van"},{"Category":"IT'S A DATE!","Question":"(Jimmy of the Clue Crew at the USS Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii) Pearl Harbor will always be remembered for this date in 1941, which FDR said \"will live in infamy\"","Answer":"7-Dec"},{"Category":"\"J\" WHIZ","Question":"It's not a type of fruit spread, but a large extended campout for several Boy Scout troops together","Answer":"jamboree"},{"Category":"WEATHER WORLD","Question":"In Venezuela, this \"season\" is from April to October; in the mountains of Peru, from November to March","Answer":"rainy season"},{"Category":"ON THE COVER OF SGT. PEPPER","Question":"This actor is in costume from his film \"The Wild One\"","Answer":"Marlon Brando"},{"Category":"CLOTHING WORDS","Question":"Breathes heavily, like a dog or a tired jogger","Answer":"pants"},{"Category":"MY PLACE?","Question":"The introduction to \"The Song of Hiawatha\" mentions \"the curling smoke of\" these dwellings","Answer":"wigwams"},{"Category":"IT'S A DATE!","Question":"Oregon entered the union on this date in 1859, sweetie","Answer":"14-Feb"},{"Category":"\"J\" WHIZ","Question":"It's believed that the Virgin Mary died in this Middle Eastern city","Answer":"Jerusalem"},{"Category":"WEATHER WORLD","Question":"It's the U.S. state that experiences the most tornadoes","Answer":"Texas"},{"Category":"ON THE COVER OF SGT. PEPPER","Question":"The Beatles' bass player before Paul took over","Answer":"Stu Sutcliffe"},{"Category":"CLOTHING WORDS","Question":"A layer of paint","Answer":"coat"},{"Category":"MY PLACE?","Question":"A book subtitled \"Architecture in the Colombian Countryside\" showcases the estates called these in Spanish","Answer":"haciendas"},{"Category":"IT'S A DATE!","Question":"It's Bird Day in Oklahoma, & a popular date for pole dancing","Answer":"1-May"},{"Category":"\"J\" WHIZ","Question":"This 1847 novel takes place mainly at Lowood Orphan Asylum & Thornfield Hall","Answer":"\"Jane Eyre\""},{"Category":"WEATHER WORLD","Question":"The Australian mountains that include the Charlotte's Pass ski area, or the weather there in July","Answer":"Snowy"},{"Category":"ON THE COVER OF SGT. PEPPER","Question":"This \"Das Kapital\" author stands between comedian Oliver Hardy & H.G. Wells","Answer":"Karl Marx"},{"Category":"CLOTHING WORDS","Question":"Hits hard","Answer":"socks/belts"},{"Category":"MY PLACE?","Question":"A western camper pitches a tent; a central Asian nomad pitches this","Answer":"yurt"},{"Category":"IT'S A DATE!","Question":"O Canada celebrates Canada Day on this date, 3 days before a big American holiday","Answer":"1-Jul"},{"Category":"\"J\" WHIZ","Question":"The Hagia Sophia in Istanbul was one of the many churches built by this 6th century Byzantine emperor","Answer":"Justinian I"},{"Category":"PLAYWRIGHTS","Question":"Critic Walter Kerr called this man's \"Camino Real\" \"The worst play yet written by the best playwright of his generation\"","Answer":"Tennessee Williams"},{"Category":"THE 1890s","Question":"Japan had an emperor, Russia, a czar & Italy was ruled by one of these","Answer":"king"},{"Category":"AMERICAN NICKNAMES","Question":"She was called \"Little Missy\" & \"Little Sure Shot\"","Answer":"Annie Oakley"},{"Category":"\"S\"-OTERICA","Question":"Examples of this TV format include \"Leave It to Beaver\" & \"The King of Queens\"","Answer":"sitcom"},{"Category":"VIETNAM","Question":"It's not the capital, but this Vietnamese city is the most populous","Answer":"Ho Chi Minh City"},{"Category":"TOUR OF JUDY","Question":"Liza & Lorna's mom","Answer":"Judy Garland"},{"Category":"PLAYWRIGHTS","Question":"\"May All Your Fences Have Gates\" is a book of \"Essays on the Drama of\" this African-American playwright","Answer":"August Wilson"},{"Category":"THE 1890s","Question":"Of \"Frankenstein\", \"The Invisible Man\" or \"Dracula\", the one not created in 1897","Answer":"\"Frankenstein\""},{"Category":"AMERICAN NICKNAMES","Question":"The \"Plant Magician\" was Luther Burbank; this man was the \"Plant Doctor\"","Answer":"George Washington Carver"},{"Category":"\"S\"-OTERICA","Question":"Slang term for a left-handed boxer or fiddle player","Answer":"southpaw"},{"Category":"VIETNAM","Question":"Of the 3 countries that border Vietnam, the one whose name does not begin with the same letter as the other 2","Answer":"Laos"},{"Category":"TOUR OF JUDY","Question":"This animated girl attends Orbit High School","Answer":"Judy Jetson"},{"Category":"PLAYWRIGHTS","Question":"(Sofia of the Clue Crew at the Nederlander Theatre in New York City) This creator of \"Rent\" died the night of its final dress rehearsal, never knowing he would win the Pulitzer Prize","Answer":"Jonathan Larson"},{"Category":"THE 1890s","Question":"Relationship of Lizzie Borden to the woman she was acquitted of killing","Answer":"stepdaughter"},{"Category":"AMERICAN NICKNAMES","Question":"Born in 1905, he was the \"Billionaire Recluse\"","Answer":"Howard Hughes"},{"Category":"\"S\"-OTERICA","Question":"It's a low-level football \"catch\" made near the ground by a running player","Answer":"shoestring catch"},{"Category":"VIETNAM","Question":"A fertile marshland, Vietnam's southernmost region is the broad delta of this river","Answer":"Mekong"},{"Category":"TOUR OF JUDY","Question":"Twice nominated for Oscars, this actress once studied at an Australian convent & sang in a rock band","Answer":"Judy Davis"},{"Category":"PLAYWRIGHTS","Question":"These British twin brother playwrights wrote mystery novels under the rather obvious alias Peter Anthony","Answer":"Peter & Anthony Shaffer"},{"Category":"AMERICAN NICKNAMES","Question":"Sam Rayburn was \"Mr. Sam\", not \"Mr. Democrat\"; this politician was \"Mr. Republican\", not \"Mr. Robert\"","Answer":"Robert Taft"},{"Category":"\"S\"-OTERICA","Question":"(I'm NFL running back Shaun Alexander) I play in this city that's the farthest distance away from any other NFL city","Answer":"Seattle"},{"Category":"VIETNAM","Question":"The large \"S\" shape that is Vietnam juts out into this sea with a directional name","Answer":"South China Sea"},{"Category":"TOUR OF JUDY","Question":"She played an airheaded blonde to whom William Holden had to teach manners in \"Born Yesterday\"","Answer":"Judy Holliday"},{"Category":"PLAYWRIGHTS","Question":"Born in 1799, this poet, novelist & playwright is to Russian literature what Shakespeare is to English literature","Answer":"Alexander Pushkin"},{"Category":"AMERICAN NICKNAMES","Question":"Gloria Vanderbilt or Doris Duke; it's also the translation of the Victoria Ruffo telenovela title \"Pobre Nina Rica\"","Answer":"Poor Little Rich Girl"},{"Category":"\"S\"-OTERICA","Question":"Peter Falk narrated this 1978 documentary in which hardened convicts frightened delinquent kids","Answer":"Scared Straight"},{"Category":"VIETNAM","Question":"Vietnam's narrowest point, about 30 miles, is just north of this port city where U.S. troops landed in 1965","Answer":"Da Nang"},{"Category":"TOUR OF JUDY","Question":"This CNN news anchor once worked as a correspondent for \"The MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour\"","Answer":"Judy Woodruff"},{"Category":"CANDY","Question":"Bill Harmsen, who raised horses in Colo., happily founded this candy co. in 1949 to make money during the winter","Answer":"Jolly Rancher"},{"Category":"HISTORIC NICKNAMES","Question":"Because of his Hanoverian heritage, American colonists called this monarch \"German Georgie\" or \"Geordie\"","Answer":"George III"},{"Category":"BIG, REALLY BIG!","Question":"Built on 200 acres, this Washington, D.C. train station was once the world's largest","Answer":"Union Station"},{"Category":"POLITICAL MOVIES","Question":"2 reporters unearth a political scandal that goes all the way to the top in this 1976 film based on a book","Answer":"All the President's Men"},{"Category":"THE 1990s","Question":"On Jan. 31, 1999 this team repeated as Super Bowl champs with John Elway throwing for 336 yards","Answer":"the Denver Broncos"},{"Category":"U.S. STATES","Question":"Do the wild fais-do-do in this state while motoring on Interstate 10 to Baton Rouge or Ponchatoula","Answer":"Louisiana"},{"Category":"HISTORIC NICKNAMES","Question":"Among the more colorful nicknames of this agricultural chemist were \"Peanut Man\" & \"Sweet-Potato Man\"","Answer":"George Washington Carver"},{"Category":"BIG, REALLY BIG!","Question":"The 120-foot big bat being transported here is now at the Kentucky museum named for this 2-word brand","Answer":"Louisville Slugger"},{"Category":"POLITICAL MOVIES","Question":"Jimmy Stewart played Jefferson Smith, the naive & idealistic appointee to the U.S. Senate in this Capra classic","Answer":"Mr. Smith Goes to Washington"},{"Category":"THE 1990s","Question":"On January 4, 1995 he was sworn in as the first Republican speaker of the house in more than 40 years","Answer":"Newt Gingrich"},{"Category":"U.S. STATES","Question":"It's the only U.S. state named for a French king","Answer":"Louisiana"},{"Category":"HISTORIC NICKNAMES","Question":"This animal phrase meaning \"courageous\" was Richard I of England's nickname","Answer":"the Lionhearted"},{"Category":"BIG, REALLY BIG!","Question":"In 1956 a 12,000-square-mile one of these was seen floating off Antarctica; you might call it titanic","Answer":"an iceberg"},{"Category":"POLITICAL MOVIES","Question":"This political satire starred John Travolta as a Southern governor running for president","Answer":"Primary Colors"},{"Category":"THE 1990s","Question":"On Nov. 5, 1996, this GOP candidate joked, \"Tomorrow will be the first time in my life I don't have anything to do\"","Answer":"Bob Dole"},{"Category":"HISTORIC NICKNAMES","Question":"He was the \"Father of Texas\", but the Indians called him \"Big Drunk\"","Answer":"Sam Houston"},{"Category":"BIG, REALLY BIG!","Question":"(Jimmy of the Clue Crew) In 1996 a 505 X 255-foot flag decorated this structure seen here in the West","Answer":"the Hoover Dam"},{"Category":"POLITICAL MOVIES","Question":"Frank Langella is the power hungry chief of staff in this film in which Kevin Kline plays a presidential impersonator","Answer":"Dave"},{"Category":"THE 1990s","Question":"In April 1992 riots broke out in L.A. after a jury failed to convict the policemen involved in the beating of this man","Answer":"Rodney King"},{"Category":"HISTORIC NICKNAMES","Question":"This 19th century American politician & orator was nicknamed \"The Little Giant\"","Answer":"Stephen Douglas"},{"Category":"BIG, REALLY BIG!","Question":"Lady Hamilton could tell you the name of this 185-foot column that went up in the early 1840s","Answer":"Nelson's Column"},{"Category":"POLITICAL MOVIES","Question":"Michael Douglas played Andrew Shepherd, the title character of this film, & even he had trouble dating","Answer":"The American President"},{"Category":"THE 1990s","Question":"Queen Elizabeth II & Francois Mitterrand appeared together at the opening of this on May 6, 1994","Answer":"the opening of the \"Chunnel\""},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"D\"","Question":"Scotch, & make it this (6)","Answer":"double"},{"Category":"CAPITOL THINKERS","Question":"This man from Mass. is the ranking Democrat of the Senate's Health, Education, Labor & Pensions Committee","Answer":"Edward Kennedy"},{"Category":"MEET THE PARENTS","Question":"CBS, Blockbuster, Simon & Schuster","Answer":"Viacom"},{"Category":"YOU SHOULD BE IN A BALLET!","Question":"This fluffy skirt that you may have to wear was not named for archbishop Desmond","Answer":"tutu"},{"Category":"GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCTS","Question":"In this largest country, comrades left & right enjoy coulibiac, a pie made with the spinal marrow of the sturgeon","Answer":"Russia"},{"Category":"POTPOURRI","Question":"Some think this Irving Berlin song should replace \"The Star-Spangled Banner\" as the national anthem -- it's easier to sing","Answer":"\"God Bless America\""},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"D\"","Question":"He's the shadowy Watergate source (4,6)","Answer":"\"Deep Throat\""},{"Category":"CAPITOL THINKERS","Question":"This self-made man has the distinction of being the longest serving senator ever from West Virginia","Answer":"Robert Byrd"},{"Category":"MEET THE PARENTS","Question":"Aiwa, Epic Records, Columbia Tristar","Answer":"Sony"},{"Category":"YOU SHOULD BE IN A BALLET!","Question":"Your allergy to feathers may prevent you from playing Odette, the queen of the swans in this ballet","Answer":"Swan Lake"},{"Category":"GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCTS","Question":"The Masai people of this African country mix cow blood with milk for a refreshing drink","Answer":"Kenya"},{"Category":"POTPOURRI","Question":"Politicians often complain about having to make appearances on this \"unappetizing poultry\" circuit","Answer":"the \"rubber chicken\" circuit"},{"Category":"CAPITOL THINKERS","Question":"This Ariz. senator said of Bush's energy plan, \"Just one pork barrel project larded onto another\"","Answer":"John McCain"},{"Category":"MEET THE PARENTS","Question":"D.C. Comics, MapQuest.com, CNN","Answer":"Time Warner"},{"Category":"YOU SHOULD BE IN A BALLET!","Question":"To star in this 1890 fairy tale ballet, you shouldn't have spindly legs but you will need a spindle","Answer":"Sleeping Beauty"},{"Category":"GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCTS","Question":"Sanma aisu is fish-flavored ice cream & taco aisu is octopus-flavored ice cream made in this country","Answer":"Japan"},{"Category":"POTPOURRI","Question":"There are Blue & White branches of this African river","Answer":"the Nile"},{"Category":"CAPITOL THINKERS","Question":"This Tennessee senator is a practicing physician","Answer":"Bill Frist"},{"Category":"MEET THE PARENTS","Question":"First Colony Life Insurance, Telemundo, NBC","Answer":"General Electric"},{"Category":"YOU SHOULD BE IN A BALLET!","Question":"Your striking resemblance to Kirk Douglas has convinced us to star you in the ballet about this gladiator","Answer":"Spartacus"},{"Category":"GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCTS","Question":"When on this north Atlantic island be sure to try hakarl, a traditional dish of rotten shark","Answer":"Iceland"},{"Category":"POTPOURRI","Question":"VP Garret Hobart cast the deciding vote against independence for these formerly Spanish Pacific islands","Answer":"the Philippines"},{"Category":"CAPITOL THINKERS","Question":"This Vermont senator wrote, \"You get 15 Democrats together in a room, and you get 20 opinions\"","Answer":"Patrick Leahy"},{"Category":"MEET THE PARENTS","Question":"Hyperion Books, Mammoth Records, Miramax Films","Answer":"Disney"},{"Category":"YOU SHOULD BE IN A BALLET!","Question":"Your \"Romeo and Juliet\" will make everyone forget the 1965 triumph of Rudolf Nureyev & this partner","Answer":"Margot Fonteyn"},{"Category":"GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCTS","Question":"Consisting of a sheep's minced heart, lung & liver, haggis is a specialty of this U.K. country","Answer":"Scotland"},{"Category":"POTPOURRI","Question":"The website for this Bureau of the Treasury department is www.moneyfactory.com","Answer":"the Bureau of Printing and Engraving"},{"Category":"THE PRESIDENCY","Question":"If a president is impeached, this official presides over the trial in the Senate","Answer":"the Chief Justice of the United States"},{"Category":"AFRICAN GEOGRAPHY","Question":"The Qattara Depression, one of Africa's lowest points, lies 300 miles southwest of this country's pyramids","Answer":"Egypt"},{"Category":"BON APPE-\"T\"","Question":"A folded tortilla filled with various ingredients","Answer":"Taco"},{"Category":"MONEY SLANG","Question":"Cheap way off a rodeo bronco","Answer":"Buck"},{"Category":"AIN'T THAT AMERICA","Question":"The Mackinac Bridge joins the upper & lower peninsulas of this U.S. state","Answer":"Michigan"},{"Category":"WHY?","Question":"These events occur because gas-filled magma is forced to the surface by pressure from solid rock","Answer":"Volcanic eruptions"},{"Category":"THE BUTLER DID IT","Question":"Ted Cassidy played Bigfoot on \"The Six Million Dollar Man\" & filled this servant's shoes on \"The Addams Family\"","Answer":"Lurch"},{"Category":"AFRICAN GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Arabs call this Libyan capital Tarabulus","Answer":"Tripoli"},{"Category":"BON APPE-\"T\"","Question":"This \"steak\" is a hot dog","Answer":"Tube steak"},{"Category":"MONEY SLANG","Question":"No \"Wonder\" you're on a \"roll\" -- you're not a \"loaf\"er & you're earning a lot of this","Answer":"Bread/dough"},{"Category":"AIN'T THAT AMERICA","Question":"This state was named for a man who was a European king from 1643 to 1715","Answer":"Louisiana"},{"Category":"WHY?","Question":"They're \"unlucky\" because in the Middle Ages they were thought to be the mascots of witches","Answer":"Black cats"},{"Category":"THE BUTLER DID IT","Question":"He must have a great benefit plan; Alfred began his service to this crime fighter way back in 1943","Answer":"Batman"},{"Category":"AFRICAN GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Most of Africa's major rivers, including the Congo & the Niger, flow into this ocean","Answer":"Atlantic"},{"Category":"BON APPE-\"T\"","Question":"This root vegetable often has white skin & a purple-tinged top","Answer":"Turnip"},{"Category":"MONEY SLANG","Question":"If you have the itch to start a business \"from\" it, you'll certainly need some of it","Answer":"Scratch"},{"Category":"AIN'T THAT AMERICA","Question":"There are more farms in this large southwestern state than in any other","Answer":"Texas"},{"Category":"WHY?","Question":"According to Genesis 3:14, because it tricked Eve","Answer":"Why does the snake crawl on the ground?"},{"Category":"THE BUTLER DID IT","Question":"Robert Guillaume cleaned up on \"Soap\" before moving to the governor's mansion on this series","Answer":"Benson"},{"Category":"AFRICAN GEOGRAPHY","Question":"In addition to its bountiful wildlife, this desert is the site of the Orapa diamond mine, one of the world's largest","Answer":"Kalahari"},{"Category":"BON APPE-\"T\"","Question":"It's a cross between a pomelo & a tangerine","Answer":"Tangelo"},{"Category":"MONEY SLANG","Question":"Bank notes that sing before fa-so-la","Answer":"Do-re-mi"},{"Category":"AIN'T THAT AMERICA","Question":"This town bearing the name of an old TV game show is the seat of Sierra County, New Mexico","Answer":"Truth or Consequences"},{"Category":"WHY?","Question":"To punish Vronsky for turning cold to her, & to escape from everything","Answer":"Why does Anna Karenina kill herself?"},{"Category":"THE BUTLER DID IT","Question":"Daniel Davis played Niles the butler on this \"Fine\" TV comedy that featured the Sheffield family","Answer":"The Nanny"},{"Category":"AFRICAN GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Jebel Musa, a promontory in this mountain range, is one of the Pillars of Hercules","Answer":"Atlas Mountains"},{"Category":"BON APPE-\"T\"","Question":"A yellow cheddar from Oregon","Answer":"Tillamook"},{"Category":"MONEY SLANG","Question":"2-word phrase for Henny Penny's lunch","Answer":"Chicken feed"},{"Category":"AIN'T THAT AMERICA","Question":"On June 17, 1969 this controversial erotic revue opened off-Broadway; oh my!","Answer":"Oh! Calcutta!"},{"Category":"WHY?","Question":"Because bacteria from carbon dioxide bubbles around which the curd hardens","Answer":"Why does Swiss cheese have holes?"},{"Category":"THE BUTLER DID IT","Question":"Giles was the first name of this Sebastian Cabot character on \"Family Affair\"","Answer":"Mr. French"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"In the East Indies certain species of this reptile are called flying dragons because they can glide from tree to tree","Answer":"Lizards"},{"Category":"THE MELBOURNE OLYMPICS, 1956","Question":"As an 8-year-old in 1956, she sang with a group welcoming Queen Elizabeth II; later she sang to open the 2000 games","Answer":"Olivia Newton-John"},{"Category":"WRITERS CUBED","Question":"In 1845 he published \"The Raven and Other Poems\"; the other poems include \"The Conqueror Worm\"","Answer":"Edgar Allan Poe"},{"Category":"BRITISH ROYAL HOUSES","Question":"Henry VIII","Answer":"Tudor"},{"Category":"AND I QUOTE","Question":"Type of quotations in the title of \"Bartlett's\"","Answer":"Familiar"},{"Category":"THE \"BUTLER\" DID IT","Question":"Film character who said, \"You should be kissed, and often, and by someone who knows how\"","Answer":"Rhett Butler"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"Newton, Cassegrain, Schmidt & Maksutov all have types of this instrument named for them","Answer":"Telescope"},{"Category":"THE MELBOURNE OLYMPICS, 1956","Question":"Teams were pulling out left & right, some in protest of the Soviet invasion of this country","Answer":"Hungary"},{"Category":"WRITERS CUBED","Question":"In 1977 a reconstruction of her \"Little House\" was put on the original site 13 miles southwest of Independence","Answer":"Laura Ingalls Wilder"},{"Category":"BRITISH ROYAL HOUSES","Question":"George VI","Answer":"Windsor"},{"Category":"AND I QUOTE","Question":"A quote can be taken \"out of\" this, from the Latin for \"to weave together\"","Answer":"Context"},{"Category":"THE \"BUTLER\" DID IT","Question":"A former Dodger outfielder & TV's \"Grace Under Fire\" both go by this name","Answer":"Brett Butler"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"The flexible neck of this bird of prey allows it to rotate its head an amazing 270 degrees","Answer":"Owl"},{"Category":"THE MELBOURNE OLYMPICS, 1956","Question":"Like Korea in 2000, this country entered the stadium in 1956 as a \"United\" team","Answer":"Germany"},{"Category":"WRITERS CUBED","Question":"19th century minister of the Second Church of Boston, known for essays like \"Self-Reliance\"","Answer":"Ralph Waldo Emerson"},{"Category":"BRITISH ROYAL HOUSES","Question":"Richard I","Answer":"Plantagenet"},{"Category":"AND I QUOTE","Question":"Kim Walker's character in \"Say Anything\" has this annoying habit when quoting","Answer":"Making quotations with your fingers"},{"Category":"THE \"BUTLER\" DID IT","Question":"This Irish poet who penned \"The Winding Stair\" shares his middle name with his brother Jack & father John","Answer":"William Butler Yeats"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"Change 1 letter in \"protest\" to get this word for a protozoan & others in its kingdom","Answer":"Protist"},{"Category":"WRITERS CUBED","Question":"Her 2000 novel \"Blonde\" is, of course, about Marilyn Monroe","Answer":"Joyce Carol Oates"},{"Category":"BRITISH ROYAL HOUSES","Question":"James I","Answer":"Stuart"},{"Category":"AND I QUOTE","Question":"3-word phrase for a quote meant for attribution, or a quote like \"Gretzky's 92 goals are unbeatable!\"","Answer":"On the record"},{"Category":"THE \"BUTLER\" DID IT","Question":"In his 1872 novel \"Erewhon\", poverty is considered a crime","Answer":"Samuel Butler"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"Sir Humphry Davy named this yellowish-green gas from a Greek word meaning \"greenish-yellow\"","Answer":"Chlorine"},{"Category":"WRITERS CUBED","Question":"\"Before I Say Good-Bye\" is her 22nd romantic thriller, so it's no mystery -- she's good","Answer":"Mary Higgins Clark"},{"Category":"BRITISH ROYAL HOUSES","Question":"George III","Answer":"Hanover"},{"Category":"AND I QUOTE","Question":"Publishing term for the type of quote seen here: [Trebek's...made it into record books as host of television's #1-rated quiz show.]","Answer":"Pull quote"},{"Category":"THE \"BUTLER\" DID IT","Question":"The mission statement of this school says it's located \"In...Indianapolis, one of America's most livable cities\"","Answer":"Butler University"},{"Category":"THEATRE","Question":"The 1996 musical \"Play On!\" gets its title from the first line of this Shakespeare play, on which it is based","Answer":"\\\"Twelfth Night\\\""},{"Category":"20th CENTURY QUOTES","Question":"A minister, 1968: \"I've seen the promised land...and I'm happy tonight...I'm not fearing any man\"","Answer":"Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr."},{"Category":"ALL ABOARD THE SOUL TRAIN","Question":"\"Soul Train\" premiered in this decade","Answer":"1970s"},{"Category":"WAR STORIES","Question":"\"Marching On\", \"By Antietam Creek\"","Answer":"Civil War"},{"Category":"EUROPE","Question":"Descriptive term for the flag of Italy & the flag of France","Answer":"Tricolor"},{"Category":"WEEDS","Question":"The most common cause of hay fever in the U.S. is this substance from ragweed","Answer":"Pollen"},{"Category":"SEEING \"RED\"","Question":"In \"Peanuts\", Snoopy often fancied himself a flying ace out to get this pilot","Answer":"The Red Baron"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY QUOTES","Question":"A Communist, 1938: \"Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun\"","Answer":"Mao Tse-tung"},{"Category":"ALL ABOARD THE SOUL TRAIN","Question":"Oh yessssssss...he created the show & was the original producer & host","Answer":"Don Cornelius"},{"Category":"WAR STORIES","Question":"\"Body Count\", \"Coming Home\"","Answer":"Vietnam War"},{"Category":"EUROPE","Question":"From 1963 to 1978 he was Archbishop of Krakow","Answer":"Karol Wojtyla"},{"Category":"WEEDS","Question":"This common weed seen here has a beverage in its name","Answer":"Milkweed"},{"Category":"SEEING \"RED\"","Question":"Excessive bureaucratic procedure resulting in inaction or delay","Answer":"Red tape"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY QUOTES","Question":"A physicist, 1955: \"If only I had known, I would have become a watchmaker\"","Answer":"Albert Einstein"},{"Category":"ALL ABOARD THE SOUL TRAIN","Question":"White crossover artists featured on \"Soul Train\" have included David Bowie & this \"Island Girl\" singer","Answer":"Elton John"},{"Category":"WAR STORIES","Question":"\"The Good Soldier Schweik\", \"Paths of Glory\"","Answer":"World War I"},{"Category":"EUROPE","Question":"Geographic region within the Arctic Circle named for the people who call themselves the Sami","Answer":"Lapland"},{"Category":"WEEDS","Question":"This plant whose alkaloids ended Socrates' life now grows on American roadsides","Answer":"Hemlock"},{"Category":"SEEING \"RED\"","Question":"Stephen Crane wrote, \"He wished that he, too, had a wound,\" this","Answer":"A red badge of courage"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY QUOTES","Question":"A governor, 1963: \"Segregation now! Segregation tomorrow! Segregation forever!\"","Answer":"George Wallace"},{"Category":"ALL ABOARD THE SOUL TRAIN","Question":"This hair care product was among the first major backers of the show","Answer":"Afro Sheen"},{"Category":"WAR STORIES","Question":"\"A Walk in the Sun\", \"They Were Expendable\"","Answer":"World War II"},{"Category":"EUROPE","Question":"It's the smallest in area of the Benelux countries","Answer":"Luxembourg"},{"Category":"WEEDS","Question":"This fabric follows Queen Anne's in the name of the weed seen here","Answer":"Lace"},{"Category":"SEEING \"RED\"","Question":"In song, just \"remember\" this place \"and the cowboy that loves you so true\"","Answer":"Red River Valley"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY QUOTES","Question":"A professor, 1967: \"Turn on, tune in, drop out\"","Answer":"Timothy Leary"},{"Category":"ALL ABOARD THE SOUL TRAIN","Question":"To gain better production values, \"Soul Train\" was moved from this city to Los Angeles","Answer":"Chicago"},{"Category":"WAR STORIES","Question":"\"Arundel\", \"Johnny Tremain\"","Answer":"The Revolutionary War"},{"Category":"EUROPE","Question":"The fertile plain east of the Danube, making up half this country's area, is called the Great Alfold","Answer":"Hungary"},{"Category":"WEEDS","Question":"In the names of weeds, this old word for a plant follows soap- & St. John's","Answer":"Wort"},{"Category":"SEEING \"RED\"","Question":"The title of a 1928 song Sophie Tucker introduced, it was also her nickname","Answer":"\"The Last of the Red Hot Mamas\""},{"Category":"INITIAL T.V.","Question":"This show which had a 9-year-run on ABC was produced with help from J. Edgar Hoover","Answer":"The F.B.I."},{"Category":"SAINTS BE PRAISED","Question":"The emblem of St. Lawrence, it's also a nickname for a football field","Answer":"Gridiron"},{"Category":"MR. OR MS. WILLIAMS","Question":"Elected to the Hall of Fame in 1966, his lifetime batting average was .344","Answer":"Ted Williams"},{"Category":"AIN'T THAT AMERICA","Question":"This state's largest lake may be 20 times as salty as any ocean","Answer":"Utah"},{"Category":"SOMETHIN' TO \"C\"","Question":"Oscar & Felix were an \"odd\" one","Answer":"Couple"},{"Category":"INITIAL T.V.","Question":"This '60s police drama with Jack Warden was missing the \"blue\" of the series that began in 1993","Answer":"N.Y.P.D."},{"Category":"SAINTS BE PRAISED","Question":"The first American citizen canonized was an immigrant from this country","Answer":"Italy"},{"Category":"MR. OR MS. WILLIAMS","Question":"This crooner's hits include 1971's \"Where Do I Begin\" & 1959's \"Lonely Street\"","Answer":"Andy Williams"},{"Category":"AIN'T THAT AMERICA","Question":"Francis Scott Key wrote \"The Star-Spangled Banner\" while in this state during the War of 1812","Answer":"Maryland"},{"Category":"SOMETHIN' TO \"C\"","Question":"Ichabod's patronymic","Answer":"Crane"},{"Category":"PHYSICAL SCIENCE","Question":"Max Planck gave this name to the smallest amount of energy that can be emitted as electromagnetic radiation","Answer":"Quantum"},{"Category":"INITIAL T.V.","Question":"[Hi, I'm Pat O'Brien] David E. Kelley won 2 Emmys for this show in 1991, one as executive producer, one as writer","Answer":"L.A. Law"},{"Category":"SAINTS BE PRAISED","Question":"Saint Brigid was buried at Kildare, but was later moved to be buried with this saint","Answer":"Saint Patrick"},{"Category":"MR. OR MS. WILLIAMS","Question":"\"The Hillbilly Shakespeare\" is one nickname of this legendary singer","Answer":"Hank Williams, Sr."},{"Category":"AIN'T THAT AMERICA","Question":"Ice cream cones were reportedly first served at the 1904 World's Fair in this state","Answer":"Missouri"},{"Category":"SOMETHIN' TO \"C\"","Question":"The means of production are privately owned in this economic system","Answer":"Capitalism"},{"Category":"PHYSICAL SCIENCE","Question":"To scientists, it's force times distance; to Twain, it's \"whatever a body is obliged to do\"","Answer":"Work"},{"Category":"INITIAL T.V.","Question":"This '70s series about a harsh Navy drill instructor with a soft heart starred Don Rickles","Answer":"C.P.O. Sharkey"},{"Category":"SAINTS BE PRAISED","Question":"Philip of Moscow foresaw that his post as primate of the Russian church might lead to martyrdom, as this man was czar","Answer":"Ivan the Terrible"},{"Category":"MR. OR MS. WILLIAMS","Question":"The aquatic Mrs. Fernando Lamas","Answer":"Esther Williams"},{"Category":"AIN'T THAT AMERICA","Question":"In 1886 a pharmacist in this southern state became the first man to enjoy a Coke and a smile","Answer":"Georgia"},{"Category":"PHYSICAL SCIENCE","Question":"Stoichiometry is defined as the study of the quantities involved in these chemical events","Answer":"Chemical reactions"},{"Category":"INITIAL T.V.","Question":"Organization that employed Alexander Waverly, Mark Slate & Illya Kuryakin","Answer":"U.N.C.L.E."},{"Category":"SAINTS BE PRAISED","Question":"In September 1999 an abridged version of his \"City of God\" ranked 9,821st on Amazon.com's sales list","Answer":"Saint Augustine"},{"Category":"MR. OR MS. WILLIAMS","Question":"This devoted mom has been called the most famous Miss America of all time","Answer":"Vanessa Williams"},{"Category":"AIN'T THAT AMERICA","Question":"From 1784 to 1788 the eastern part of this state was a separate state called Franklin","Answer":"Tennessee"},{"Category":"SOMETHIN' TO \"C\"","Question":"In 41 A.D. Cassius Chaerea & company assassinated this Roman emperor","Answer":"Caligula"},{"Category":"FILM CLASSICS","Question":"This 1951 classic stars the AFI's top picks for the greatest male & female film legends","Answer":"The African Queen"},{"Category":"NUMBERS","Question":"Fittingly, the book of Numbers begins with God telling this man to count the number of Israelites","Answer":"Moses"},{"Category":"'65","Question":"These 2 countries nicknamed the Bear & the Dragon conducted a \"verbal war\"","Answer":"Soviet Union & China"},{"Category":"FORE!","Question":"In 1994 at age 18, he became the youngest golfer to win the U.S. Amateur Golf Tournament","Answer":"Tiger Woods"},{"Category":"THREE","Question":"Mother Goose rhyming line that follows \"Rub-a-dub-dub\"","Answer":"Three men in a tub"},{"Category":"TWO","Question":"In suds: Eberhard Anheuser &...","Answer":"Adolphus Busch"},{"Category":"JUAN","Question":"Days out of prison in 1945, he married Maria Eva Duarte; we now know her as Evita","Answer":"Juan Peron"},{"Category":"NUMBERS","Question":"Numbers appears at this number position in the order of the books of the Bible","Answer":"Fourth"},{"Category":"'65","Question":"Strike up the band; this Christian organization turned 100 in June","Answer":"The Salvation Army"},{"Category":"FORE!","Question":"Except during WWII, this golf tournament has been played at the Augusta National Golf Club every year since 1934","Answer":"The Masters"},{"Category":"THREE","Question":"It beats 2 pair, but not a straight","Answer":"Three of a kind"},{"Category":"TWO","Question":"In pharmaceuticals: William Bristol &...","Answer":"John Myers"},{"Category":"JUAN","Question":"While trying to colonize what's now this state, Juan Ponce de Leon received a mortal wound from the natives","Answer":"Florida"},{"Category":"NUMBERS","Question":"Of the 12 spies sent, only Caleb & this future leader believed the Israelites could take Canaan","Answer":"Joshua"},{"Category":"'65","Question":"On January 20, 1965 he was inaugurated as U.S. vice president","Answer":"Hubert H. Humphrey"},{"Category":"FORE!","Question":"This stretch of closely mowed grass from the tee to the green may be straight or at an angle called a dogleg","Answer":"Fairway"},{"Category":"THREE","Question":"Stalin, FDR & Churchill were known by this collective nickname when they met in Teheran in 1943","Answer":"\"The Big Three\""},{"Category":"TWO","Question":"In advertising: Jay Chiat &...","Answer":"Guy Day"},{"Category":"JUAN","Question":"Juan Belmonte is considered the founder of the modern version of this sport, ole!","Answer":"Bullfighting"},{"Category":"NUMBERS","Question":"In chapter 8, this tribe of Israelites is appointed to work in the tabernacle","Answer":"Levites"},{"Category":"'65","Question":"Awarded the Nobel Peace Prize on Oct. 25, 1965, maybe it got its prize money in pennies on the 31st","Answer":"UNICEF"},{"Category":"FORE!","Question":"This hazard is simply a depression in the ground; if it contains sand it's called a sand trap","Answer":"Bunker"},{"Category":"THREE","Question":"In 1979 this nuclear power plant near Harrisburg experienced a near meltdown","Answer":"Three Mile Island"},{"Category":"TWO","Question":"In engines: Stephen Briggs &...","Answer":"Harold Stratton"},{"Category":"JUAN","Question":"1998's MVP in the American League was outfielder Juan Gonzalez, then with this team","Answer":"Texas Rangers"},{"Category":"NUMBERS","Question":"In chapter 20, Eleazar succeeds this man, his father, as high priest","Answer":"Aaron"},{"Category":"'65","Question":"This company's new Toronado eliminated the hump on the floor with a new drive system","Answer":"Oldsmobile"},{"Category":"FORE!","Question":"This \"Royal & Ancient Golf Club\" of Scotland set the standard for a round of golf at 18 holes","Answer":"St. Andrews"},{"Category":"THREE","Question":"Brecht & Weill's \"Die Dreigroschenoper\" is known as this in English","Answer":"\"The Threepenny Opera\""},{"Category":"TWO","Question":"In fashion: Domenico Dolce &...","Answer":"Stefano Gabbana"},{"Category":"JUAN","Question":"In 1995 he was named ASCAP's Latin Songwriter of the Year & in 1996, sang a duet with Paul Anka","Answer":"Juan Gabriel"},{"Category":"KOREA","Question":"In 1976 this company produced the Pony, the first Korean car","Answer":"Hyundai"},{"Category":"\"NEVER\" AT THE MOVIES","Question":"Advice that's the title of a 1941 W.C. Fields film","Answer":"Never Give a Sucker an Even Break"},{"Category":"POLAR EXPLORATION","Question":"Robert Peary was surprised to hear these natives accompanying him complain of cold noses","Answer":"Eskimos"},{"Category":"AIRPORT CODES","Question":"ATL","Answer":"Atlanta"},{"Category":"THAT'S NO LADY...","Question":"In the '70s he played America's favorite bigot, Archie Bunker","Answer":"Carroll O'Connor"},{"Category":"DOUBLE A","Question":"Quirks of this Eurocar include the ignition lock in the center console","Answer":"Saab"},{"Category":"KOREA","Question":"It's enlightening to know the eighth day of the fourth lunar month is celebrated as his birthday","Answer":"Buddha"},{"Category":"\"NEVER\" AT THE MOVIES","Question":"(Hi, I'm Garry Marshall) I sent copy editor Drew Barrymore back to high school for an undercover assignment in this 1999 comedy","Answer":"Never Been Kissed"},{"Category":"POLAR EXPLORATION","Question":"Edward Bransfield, a possible discoverer of Antarctica, had to battle these birds to get ashore","Answer":"Penguins"},{"Category":"AIRPORT CODES","Question":"BRU","Answer":"Brussels"},{"Category":"THAT'S NO LADY...","Question":"Before he was a Yippie leader & one of the \"Chicago Seven\", he was a pharmaceuticals salesman","Answer":"Abbie Hoffman"},{"Category":"DOUBLE A","Question":"It's how you properly address the Queen of England","Answer":"Maam"},{"Category":"KOREA","Question":"The name of this martial art resembling karate is Korean for \"art of kicking and punching\"","Answer":"Taekwondo"},{"Category":"\"NEVER\" AT THE MOVIES","Question":"This 1977 movie about a schizophrenic girl was adapted from Joanne Greenberg's book of the same name","Answer":"I Never Promised You a Rose Garden"},{"Category":"POLAR EXPLORATION","Question":"In 1969, on dogsled, a British team made the first surface crossing of this ocean","Answer":"Arctic Ocean"},{"Category":"AIRPORT CODES","Question":"In Scandinavia: CPH","Answer":"Copenhagen"},{"Category":"THAT'S NO LADY...","Question":"A legendary lineman for the Giants & the Rams, he also published a \"Needlepoint Book for Men\"","Answer":"RosieGrier"},{"Category":"DOUBLE A","Question":"Biblical man with a talking ass","Answer":"Balaam"},{"Category":"KOREA","Question":"Reportedly, the farther south you go, the hotter you'll find this common dish of pickled cabbage","Answer":"Kimchi"},{"Category":"\"NEVER\" AT THE MOVIES","Question":"Despite the promise of its title, this 1984 fantasy movie is 94 minutes long; the 1991 sequel is only 90 minutes","Answer":"The Neverending Story"},{"Category":"POLAR EXPLORATION","Question":"This South Pole conqueror died trying to rescue Umberto Nobile, who eventually lived to be 93","Answer":"Roald Amundsen"},{"Category":"AIRPORT CODES","Question":"On the continent: ORY","Answer":"Paris"},{"Category":"THAT'S NO LADY...","Question":"He was a comic foil as Mr. Mooney on \"The Lucy Show\" & Mr. Wilson on \"Dennis the Menace\"","Answer":"Gale Gordon"},{"Category":"DOUBLE A","Question":"Architect Eero","Answer":"Saarinen"},{"Category":"KOREA","Question":"South Korea's second-largest city, it gave its name to a Korean war \"perimeter\"","Answer":"Pusan"},{"Category":"\"NEVER\" AT THE MOVIES","Question":"The 2 James Bond films that have \"Never\" in the title","Answer":"Never Say Never Again & Tomorrow Never Dies"},{"Category":"POLAR EXPLORATION","Question":"This man who sailed with Scott later made a daring trek when his ship Endurance was trapped by ice","Answer":"Ernest Shackleton"},{"Category":"AIRPORT CODES","Question":"In the Midwest: MSP","Answer":"Minneapolis-St. Paul"},{"Category":"THAT'S NO LADY...","Question":"He played the title character in \"Sunday in the Park with George\" when it debuted on Broadway","Answer":"Mandy Patinkin"},{"Category":"DOUBLE A","Question":"This river \"trans\"its South Africa & flows into the Orange","Answer":"Vaal River"},{"Category":"NONFICTION AUTHORS","Question":"First published in 1946, a book written by this man became the bestselling book in the U.S. after the Bible","Answer":"Dr. Benjamin Spock"},{"Category":"THOSE DARN ETRUSCANS","Question":"The Tebenna, an Etruscan mantle, evolved into this garment perhaps worn most strikingly by John Belushi","Answer":"a toga"},{"Category":"PEOPLE","Question":"This wrestler nicknamed his daughter born in August 2001 Pebbles","Answer":"The Rock"},{"Category":"SO YOU WANT TO BE A 19th CENTURY HEROINE","Question":"If you have this adjective before your name, like Nell or Eva, don't bother planning for your old age","Answer":"Little"},{"Category":"CENTRAL PARK","Question":"What's now officially called the Central Park Wildlife Center is probably better-known by this name","Answer":"the zoo"},{"Category":"THIS CATEGORY STINKS!","Question":"Proverbially, this pungent bulb \"makes a man wink, drink & stink\"","Answer":"garlic"},{"Category":"ABBREVIATED STATES","Question":"This state that acts as a conjunction between Nevada & Washington has an abbreviation that is a conjunction","Answer":"Oregon"},{"Category":"THOSE DARN ETRUSCANS","Question":"Oscar Mayer could tell you that this is the city the Etruscans called Felsina","Answer":"Bologna"},{"Category":"PEOPLE","Question":"Fatally, American groupie Nancy Spungen was this British punk rocker's girlfriend","Answer":"Sid Vicious"},{"Category":"SO YOU WANT TO BE A 19th CENTURY HEROINE","Question":"Your job options include teacher & this related job of the heroines in \"Jane Eyre\" & \"Vanity Fair\"","Answer":"governess"},{"Category":"CENTRAL PARK","Question":"Central Park has a statue of King Wladyslaw II Jagiello of this country, who was also Grand Duke of Lithuania","Answer":"Poland"},{"Category":"THIS CATEGORY STINKS!","Question":"It's the Belgian province bordering the Netherlands that's famous for originating a smelly cheese","Answer":"Limburgh"},{"Category":"ABBREVIATED STATES","Question":"The abbreviation of this state is also an abbreviation for the largest city in California","Answer":"Louisiana"},{"Category":"THOSE DARN ETRUSCANS","Question":"Along with the Borgia apartments, the Etruscan Museum is one of the top attractions in this 109-acre country","Answer":"Vatican City"},{"Category":"PEOPLE","Question":"She owns the St. Louis Rams","Answer":"Georgia Frontiere"},{"Category":"SO YOU WANT TO BE A 19th CENTURY HEROINE","Question":"Even if you're 27 & still single, like Anne in this author's \"Persuasion\", your life may not be over","Answer":"Jane Austen"},{"Category":"THIS CATEGORY STINKS!","Question":"This cartoon character's big screen credits include \"For Scent-imental Reasons\" & \"Heaven Scent\"","Answer":"Pepé Le Pew"},{"Category":"ABBREVIATED STATES","Question":"Show me that the abbreviation for this state means the habits of a predictable criminal","Answer":"Missouri"},{"Category":"THOSE DARN ETRUSCANS","Question":"The wolf in the Capitoline Wolf statue may be Etruscan; these 2 babies she's suckling were added around 1509","Answer":"Romulus & Remus"},{"Category":"PEOPLE","Question":"This actor gave a speech for Harvard roommate Al Gore at the 2000 Democratic Convention","Answer":"Tommy Lee Jones"},{"Category":"SO YOU WANT TO BE A 19th CENTURY HEROINE","Question":"Like Gertrude in this author's \"The Europeans\", go ahead & marry a relative (it might get you out of your house, too)","Answer":"Henry James"},{"Category":"CENTRAL PARK","Question":"In the 1953 film \"The Band Wagon\" Fred Astaire & this leggy partner were \"Dancing In The Dark\" through Central Park","Answer":"Cyd Charisse"},{"Category":"THIS CATEGORY STINKS!","Question":"The strong odor of this semi-aquatic rodent gives it its name","Answer":"the muskrat"},{"Category":"ABBREVIATED STATES","Question":"When abbreviated before the number 47, this state becomes an assault weapon","Answer":"Alaska"},{"Category":"THOSE DARN ETRUSCANS","Question":"A 1927 visit to Etruscan sites inspired this author of \"The Plumed Serpent\" to write \"Etruscan Places\"","Answer":"D.H. Lawrence"},{"Category":"PEOPLE","Question":"M.C. Hammer earned his nickname from his resemblance to this \"Hammerin'\" home run king","Answer":"Hank Aaron"},{"Category":"SO YOU WANT TO BE A 19th CENTURY HEROINE","Question":"Unlike Dorothea in this George Eliot book, marry for love, not intellectual compatibility","Answer":"Middlemarch"},{"Category":"CENTRAL PARK","Question":"Cleopatra's Needle is a short walk from this Egyptian Temple in the Metropolitan Museum of Art","Answer":"the Temple of Dendur"},{"Category":"THIS CATEGORY STINKS!","Question":"The only film ever released in \"Odorama\", it shares its name with a synthetic fabric popular in the 1970s","Answer":"Polyester"},{"Category":"ABBREVIATED STATES","Question":"State whose abbreviation is also a cabinet department that was formed in 1989","Answer":"Virginia"},{"Category":"COLONIAL ARTS","Question":"This South Carolina city that gave us a popular dance in the 1930s was the site of the first opera in America in 1735","Answer":"Charleston"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL CUISINE","Question":"When making this classic Chinese soup, be sure to remove the twigs, feathers & insects first","Answer":"bird's nest soup"},{"Category":"WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS","Question":"On New Year's Day 2002, this school's Seminoles beat Virginia Tech 30-17 to win the Gator Bowl","Answer":"Florida State University"},{"Category":"RELIGION","Question":"The A.M.E. in A.M.E. Church stands for African Methodist this","Answer":"Episcopal"},{"Category":"PROBLEMS, PROBLEMS","Question":"The four-color problem relates to the minimum number of colors needed for this cartographic item","Answer":"a map"},{"Category":"\"EN\" THE BEGINNING","Question":"These peptide hormones in the brain reduce the sensation of pain","Answer":"endorphins"},{"Category":"COLONIAL ARTS","Question":"In 1750 theater was banned in this then-colonial capital as a form of Mass. entertainment","Answer":"Boston"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL CUISINE","Question":"To enjoy this national Swiss dish, you'd better like cheese, lots of it, melted in wine","Answer":"fondue"},{"Category":"WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS","Question":"In 2001 Brian Cappelletto won this game's World Championship with words like vozhd for 50 points & jerrid for 44","Answer":"Scrabble"},{"Category":"RELIGION","Question":"Less than 20% of all Muslims are Shi'ites or of other groups; the rest belong to this branch","Answer":"Sunni"},{"Category":"PROBLEMS, PROBLEMS","Question":"Ferdinand von Lindemann proved the problem of \"squaring\" this with compass & ruler was impossible","Answer":"the circle"},{"Category":"\"EN\" THE BEGINNING","Question":"2-word term for the consumer, for whom a computer is ultimately designed","Answer":"an end user"},{"Category":"COLONIAL ARTS","Question":"Some of the earliest surviving colonial portraits are of Richard & Increase, members of this family","Answer":"the Mathers"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL CUISINE","Question":"The seafood in this Mexican dish is \"cooked\" not by heat, but by the acid in lime juice","Answer":"ceviche"},{"Category":"WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS","Question":"In 1993 she became the first woman from Ukraine to win the world figure skating championships","Answer":"Oksana Baiul"},{"Category":"RELIGION","Question":"Founded by & named for a Persian prophet, this religion flourished during Persia's Achaemenian empire","Answer":"Zoroastrianism"},{"Category":"\"EN\" THE BEGINNING","Question":"This Baja California port city is known as \"Yellowtail Capital of the World\"","Answer":"Ensenada"},{"Category":"COLONIAL ARTS","Question":"Meaning \"tobacco peddler\", it's the title of a 1708 Ebenezer Cooke poem & a 1960 John Barth novel about Cooke","Answer":"The Sot-Weed Factor"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL CUISINE","Question":"This Greek dish typically consists of layers of eggplant & ground lamb or beef topped with a white sauce","Answer":"moussaka"},{"Category":"WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS","Question":"At Wimbledon 2000, Venus Williams expressed appreciation for this 1957 & '58 champion","Answer":"Althea Gibson"},{"Category":"RELIGION","Question":"Traditionally, in Judaism a ram's horn called this is blown at the end of Yom Kippur","Answer":"shofar"},{"Category":"PROBLEMS, PROBLEMS","Question":"To apply relativity to the cosmos, Einstein introduced a term called the \"cosmological\" this","Answer":"constant"},{"Category":"\"EN\" THE BEGINNING","Question":"The U.S. conducted nuclear tests on this atoll in the Marshall Islands from 1948 to 1958","Answer":"Enewetak"},{"Category":"COLONIAL ARTS","Question":"James Alexander, whose doggerel contributed to this publisher's arrest, helped defend him as a lawyer","Answer":"Zenger"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL CUISINE","Question":"On an Italian menu this term describes pasta with a sauce of eggs, cream, parmesan & bacon","Answer":"carbonara"},{"Category":"WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS","Question":"The last British athlete to win the Olympic decathlon, he won it back-to-back in 1980 & 1984","Answer":"Daley Thompson"},{"Category":"RELIGION","Question":"Joseph Smith translated the Book of Mormon from gold plates revealed to him by an angel named this","Answer":"Moroni"},{"Category":"PROBLEMS, PROBLEMS","Question":"This Frenchman's \"last theorem\", stated in 1637, was proved by Andrew Wiles in the 1990s","Answer":"Fermat"},{"Category":"\"EN\" THE BEGINNING","Question":"John Keats wrote a poem about this handsome Greek whose youth was preserved by eternal sleep","Answer":"Endymion"},{"Category":"KNOWLEDGE BY THE NUMBERS","Question":"Number of males who served as British PM in the 1990s plus Oscars won by Tom Hanks plus protons in a helium nucleus","Answer":"6"},{"Category":"THE MIDDLE AGES","Question":"Crackowes were a style of these with toes so long they were sometimes attached to the knees with chains","Answer":"shoes"},{"Category":"MANIAS","Question":"One suffering from bruxomania unconsciously gnashes these","Answer":"Teeth"},{"Category":"JEWELRY","Question":"Sotheby's has announced it won't sell any items of this tusk material produced since 1939","Answer":"Ivory"},{"Category":"AUSTRALIA","Question":"It's the basic unit of currency of Australia","Answer":"Australian Dollar"},{"Category":"SPORTS EQUIPMENT","Question":"Until 1954 major league players could leave these on the field when it was their team's turn to bat","Answer":"Gloves"},{"Category":"PEANUTS","Question":"When Charlie Brown gave Snoopy one of these, it took Snoopy an hour to put it on the flea","Answer":"Flea Collar"},{"Category":"THE MIDDLE AGES","Question":"Eleanor of Aquitaine accompanied her 1st husband, King Louis VII, on the 2nd one of these in 1147","Answer":"Crusades"},{"Category":"MANIAS","Question":"In a 1987 hit Whitney Houston showed signs of choreomania when she wanted to do this with somebody","Answer":"Dance"},{"Category":"JEWELRY","Question":"The scarab, lotus flower & Isis knot were all designs used in this country's jewelry","Answer":"Egypt"},{"Category":"AUSTRALIA","Question":"After America won its independence, the British decided to ship these people to Australia","Answer":"Convicts/Prisoners"},{"Category":"SPORTS EQUIPMENT","Question":"A curved wicker basket called a cesta is used to catch & throw the ball in this sport","Answer":"jai alai"},{"Category":"PEANUTS","Question":"Of a 25th, 30th or 40th anniversary, what \"Peanuts\" is celebrating in 1990","Answer":"40th Anniversary"},{"Category":"THE MIDDLE AGES","Question":"It's estimated this dread 14th century epidemic killed 1/3 of the population of Europe","Answer":"Black Death"},{"Category":"MANIAS","Question":"A lycomaniac has a howling time believing he is one of these","Answer":"Wolf"},{"Category":"JEWELRY","Question":"Known for its malleability & white brilliance, this rare metal has been used in jewelry since the 19th C.","Answer":"Platinum"},{"Category":"AUSTRALIA","Question":"The name of this capital city is Aboriginal for \"meeting place\"","Answer":"Canberra"},{"Category":"SPORTS EQUIPMENT","Question":"1 of 2 pieces of equipment in track & field that weigh 16 pounds","Answer":"Hammer & Shot-Put"},{"Category":"PEANUTS","Question":"When Lucy invites Charlie Brown to kick a football, you can expect her to do this","Answer":"Pull it out from under him"},{"Category":"THE MIDDLE AGES","Question":"2 types of these which were especially popular during the Middle Ages were \"Miracle\" & \"Morality\"","Answer":"Types of plays"},{"Category":"MANIAS","Question":"A dipsomaniac craves this, not guacamole","Answer":"Alcoholic Beverages"},{"Category":"JEWELRY","Question":"Josiah Wedgwood designed these jewelry pieces using a white paste relief on a colored backgorund","Answer":"Cameos"},{"Category":"AUSTRALIA","Question":"\"Banjo\" Paterson, known for his \"bush ballads\", wrote this song, 1st published in 1917","Answer":"\"Waltzing Matilda\""},{"Category":"SPORTS EQUIPMENT","Question":"Alternate name for the number one wood in golf","Answer":"Driver"},{"Category":"PEANUTS","Question":"This girl's name was inspired by a type of candy","Answer":"Peppermint Patty"},{"Category":"THE MIDDLE AGES","Question":"This famous \"song\" is a romanticized account of the Battle of Roncesvalles, fought in 778","Answer":"\"Song Of Roland\""},{"Category":"MANIAS","Question":"From the Greek for \"great\", it's the delusion of wealth, power or omnipotence","Answer":"Megalomania"},{"Category":"JEWELRY","Question":"Tahiti & French Polynesia are famous for pearls of this color","Answer":"Black"},{"Category":"AUSTRALIA","Question":"This flightless bird is featured on Australia's coat of arms","Answer":"Emu"},{"Category":"SPORTS EQUIPMENT","Question":"This apparatus used in women's gymnastics is about 4 in. wide & 16 ft. long","Answer":"Balance Beam"},{"Category":"PEANUTS","Question":"Charlie Brown's parents bought Snoopy at this puppy farm","Answer":"Daisy Hill Puppy Farm"},{"Category":"U.S.A.","Question":"On average this city packs more than 23,000 people into 1 sq. mile","Answer":"New York City"},{"Category":"PEN NAMES","Question":"2 of his pen names were rather transparent: Antosha Chekhonte & Anton Ch.","Answer":"Anton Chekhov"},{"Category":"ANATOMY","Question":"The only mobile bone of the face","Answer":"Mandible"},{"Category":"MYTHOLOGICAL PAIRS","Question":"Both a she-wolf & a woodpecker fed & cared for them until they were found by Faustulus","Answer":"Romulus & Remus"},{"Category":"11-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Something that evokes happiness & sadness at the same time, or a kind of chocolate","Answer":"Bittersweet"},{"Category":"MUSICALS","Question":"This title character's last name is McLonergan, not Rainbow","Answer":"Finian"},{"Category":"U.S.A.","Question":"Caucasians constitute about 1/3 of this state's population","Answer":"Hawaii"},{"Category":"PEN NAMES","Question":"Dublin-born playwright John Casey changed his name to this, which sounds more Irish","Answer":"Sean O' Casey"},{"Category":"ANATOMY","Question":"The nephrons function as filtering units in this pair of organs","Answer":"Kidneys"},{"Category":"MYTHOLOGICAL PAIRS","Question":"In all of Babylonia, Pyramus was the handsomest youth & she was the fairest maiden","Answer":"Thisbe"},{"Category":"11-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Term for stunt pilots or politicians who tour small towns to show they've got the right stuff","Answer":"Barnstormer"},{"Category":"MUSICALS","Question":"(AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE): Gwen Verdon sang the following song in the original Broadway version of this show: \"Whatever Lola wants, Lola gets...\"","Answer":"\"Damn Yankees!\""},{"Category":"U.S.A.","Question":"Even though it's officially \"dry\", this state's Moore County is the home of Jack Daniel's Whiskey","Answer":"Tennessee"},{"Category":"PEN NAMES","Question":"We don't know why this dame sometimes wrote under the name Mary Westmacott; it's a mystery to us","Answer":"Agatha Christie"},{"Category":"ANATOMY","Question":"The term for the brain & spinal cord, often abbreviated CNS","Answer":"Central Nervous System"},{"Category":"MYTHOLOGICAL PAIRS","Question":"He travels to Ireland to ask the hand of the princess Isolde for his uncle, King Mark of Cornwall","Answer":"Tristan"},{"Category":"11-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Don't complain to your waiter that your soup is cold if you're served this French potato soup","Answer":"Vichysoisse"},{"Category":"MUSICALS","Question":"This show opens with a Ziegfeld star waiting for her husband to be released from prison","Answer":"\"Funny Girl\""},{"Category":"U.S.A.","Question":"Ironically, the prison inmates of this state produce license plates which read \"Live Free Or Die\"","Answer":"New Hampshire"},{"Category":"PEN NAMES","Question":"Pseudonym of the mysterious recluse who wrote \"The Treasure of the Sierra Madre\"","Answer":"B. Traven"},{"Category":"ANATOMY","Question":"This section of the digestive tract is divided into the duodenum, jejunum & ileum","Answer":"Small Intestine"},{"Category":"MYTHOLOGICAL PAIRS","Question":"Wounded by Cupid's arrow, Venus fell in love with this handsome guy at 1st sight","Answer":"Adonis"},{"Category":"11-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Another name for mercury, it also means mercurial or temperamental","Answer":"Quicksilver"},{"Category":"MUSICALS","Question":"Mrs. Ray Bolger co-produced this 1948 Ray Bolger musical based on \"Charley's Aunt\"","Answer":"\"Where's Charley?\""},{"Category":"U.S.A.","Question":"1 of the largest lakes in Minnesota, its name begins with the same 5 letters as Minnesota","Answer":"Lake Minnetonka"},{"Category":"PEN NAMES","Question":"Rosemary Jansze, who was born in Ceylon, writes her romance novels under this married name","Answer":"Rosemary Rogers"},{"Category":"ANATOMY","Question":"The 4 principal arteries of the head & neck are all called this","Answer":"Carotid Arteries"},{"Category":"MYTHOLOGICAL PAIRS","Question":"Until the night he drowned, Leander swam across the Hellespont every night to meet her","Answer":"Hero"},{"Category":"11-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Term for someone who collects deniers, drachmas & doubloons","Answer":"Numismatist"},{"Category":"MUSICALS","Question":"This show features a concubine from Burma named Tuptim","Answer":"\"The King And I\""},{"Category":"FAMOUS NAMES","Question":"He published a history of Virginia & New England in 1624, after escaping from Turks, Indians & pirates","Answer":"Captain John Smith"},{"Category":"FAMOUS NAMES","Question":"This star of \"Kojak\" admits he shaves his head every morning","Answer":"Telly Savalas"},{"Category":"ADVERTISING SLOGANS","Question":"\"When you care enough to send the very best\", send one of these","Answer":"Hallmark Card"},{"Category":"THE BIBLE","Question":"Among these tales told by Jesus were those \"of the net\", \"of the mustard seed\" & \"of the hidden treasures\"","Answer":"Parables"},{"Category":"WEATHER","Question":"Airplanes can trigger bolts of this when traveling through electrified clouds","Answer":"Lightning"},{"Category":"4-LETTER WORDS","Question":"This word commonly follows cuff or missing","Answer":"Link"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL ASTROLOGY","Question":"Gerald Ford was the last president born under this \"crab\"by sign","Answer":"Cancer"},{"Category":"FAMOUS NAMES","Question":"Creator of \"The Cisco Kid\", William Sidney Porter was better known by this name","Answer":"O. Henry"},{"Category":"ADVERTISING SLOGANS","Question":"\"Wouldn't you really rather have\" one of these cars","Answer":"Buick"},{"Category":"THE BIBLE","Question":"I Corinthians 7:9 states, \"It is better to marry than to\" do this","Answer":"Burn"},{"Category":"WEATHER","Question":"Air is described as supersaturated when the relative humidity is higher than this percent","Answer":"100%"},{"Category":"4-LETTER WORDS","Question":"From the Greek word for \"deep sleep\", it's a deep, prolonged unconsciousness","Answer":"Coma"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL ASTROLOGY","Question":"It's Jimmy Carter's sign, so don't tip his scales","Answer":"Libra"},{"Category":"FAMOUS NAMES","Question":"\"The First Time Ever\" she had a No. 1 album was \"First Take\" in 1972","Answer":"Roberta Flack"},{"Category":"ADVERTISING SLOGANS","Question":"\"I like\" this lemon-lime soda \"in you\"","Answer":"Sprite"},{"Category":"THE BIBLE","Question":"It was like coriander seed, white; & the taste of it was like wafers made with honey","Answer":"Manna"},{"Category":"WEATHER","Question":"Tornadoes that develop over water are called these","Answer":"Waterspouts"},{"Category":"4-LETTER WORDS","Question":"It can be part of your foot, your shoe, your stocking or your loaf of bread","Answer":"Heel"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL ASTROLOGY","Question":"Appropriately, we've had 2 presidents born under this sign, Bush & Kennedy","Answer":"Gemini"},{"Category":"FAMOUS NAMES","Question":"George Bush pardoned this 91-year-old industrialist for his illegal contributions to Nixon's campaign","Answer":"Armand Hammer"},{"Category":"ADVERTISING SLOGANS","Question":"\"Tan, don't burn use\" this","Answer":"Coppertone"},{"Category":"THE BIBLE","Question":"Things saved from this city were the gold & silver, the iron & brass vessels & Rahab & her family","Answer":"Jericho"},{"Category":"WEATHER","Question":"Season of the year when Arizona has its \"monsoons\"","Answer":"Summer"},{"Category":"4-LETTER WORDS","Question":"A roue, or his garden implement","Answer":"Rake"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL ASTROLOGY","Question":"Our last Sagittarian pres.; his last name sounds like something Sagittarius' arrows could do","Answer":"Pierce"},{"Category":"FAMOUS NAMES","Question":"Ines de la Fressange was a Chanel model when she was chosen to represent this French symbol","Answer":"Marianne"},{"Category":"ADVERTISING SLOGANS","Question":"This maker of pre-school toys says, \"Our work is child's play\"","Answer":"Fisher-Price"},{"Category":"THE BIBLE","Question":"While carting this, Uzza touched it to right it after the oxen stumbled, & the Lord smote him","Answer":"The Ark of the Covenant"},{"Category":"WEATHER","Question":"An increase in air temperature at higher altitudes is unusual & is called this","Answer":"Inversion"},{"Category":"4-LETTER WORDS","Question":"A raisin can be called by this other fruit's name when it's added to a pudding or a cake","Answer":"Plum"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL ASTROLOGY","Question":"With the exception of R. Reagan, all the presidents born under this sign died in office","Answer":"Aquarius"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"The iris is a flower & the ibis is one of these","Answer":"Bird"},{"Category":"WORLD GEOGRAPHY","Question":"This country is named after the town of Oporto","Answer":"Portugal"},{"Category":"PIRATE MOVIES","Question":"In this 1935 film that made him a star, Errol Flynn was Dr. Peter Blood, a physician who turns to piracy","Answer":"\"Captain Blood\""},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"He wrote a non-baby book called \"Decent And Indecent: Our Personal And Political Behavior\"","Answer":"Dr. Benjamin Spock"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"It became a U.S. territory in 1900 & a state 59 years later","Answer":"Hawaii"},{"Category":"WINE","Question":"Malaga is a sweet dessert wine that originated in this country","Answer":"Spain"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"In a healthy mouth, this line separates the crown from the root of a tooth","Answer":"Gum Line"},{"Category":"WORLD GEOGRAPHY","Question":"The Sea of Galilee is just a broad basin of this river","Answer":"The River Jordan"},{"Category":"PIRATE MOVIES","Question":"Anthony Quinn was a pirate stuck with stowaway children in the film \"A High Wind In\" this place","Answer":"Jamaica"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"This author's home where he wrote \"To Have And Have Not\" is now a nat'l landmark in Key West, Fla.","Answer":"Ernest Hemingway"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"Susan B. Anthony was arrested in 1872 for doing this","Answer":"Voting"},{"Category":"WINE","Question":"On wine labels, this word which means \"estate\" precedes Lafite & Mouton-Rothschild","Answer":"Chateau"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"Every summer thousands of these animals go to the Pribilof Islands in the north Pacific to breed","Answer":"Seals"},{"Category":"WORLD GEOGRAPHY","Question":"The surface of this lake in Siberia is about 1,490 ft. above sea level, the bottom over 5,300 ft. below","Answer":"Lake Baikal"},{"Category":"PIRATE MOVIES","Question":"Silent screen swashbuckler; his film \"The Black Pirate\" has been called \"a definitive pirate movie\"","Answer":"Douglas Fairbanks, Sr."},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"Oscar Wilde's only novel","Answer":"\"The Picture Of Dorian Gray\""},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"In 1949 Henry H. Arnold became the first general of this branch of the armed forces","Answer":"Air Force"},{"Category":"WINE","Question":"\"Anatomical\" term for a wine's bouquet","Answer":"Nose"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"Man-made metal 1st positively identified in 1958 & named for a Swedish inventor; it has no known use","Answer":"Nobelium"},{"Category":"WORLD GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Papua New Guinea is just off this country's Cape York Peninsula","Answer":"Australia"},{"Category":"PIRATE MOVIES","Question":"Robert Newton played this pirate before Peter Ustinov played his ghost in a Disney film","Answer":"Blackbeard"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"An eye ailment contracted at Eton School ended his plans to study biology, like his brother Julian","Answer":"Aldous Huxley"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"In April 1984 this U.S. government agency admitted its role in the mining of Nicaraguan harbors","Answer":"CIA"},{"Category":"WINE","Question":"The term for pouring wine into another container before serving; it helps clear it of sediments","Answer":"Decanting"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"Take the fibrinogen out of blood plasma & you're left with a fluid called this","Answer":"Serum"},{"Category":"WORLD GEOGRAPHY","Question":"1 of the 2 Central American countries with only 1 sea coast","Answer":"Belize & El Salvador"},{"Category":"PIRATE MOVIES","Question":"Ingrid Bergman's husband in \"Casablanca\", he played a pirate captain in \"Pirates Of Tripoli\"","Answer":"Paul Henreid"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"A member of the Algonquin Round Table, this petite brunette wrote a story called \"Big Blonde\"","Answer":"Dorothy Parker"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"John Hancock held this political position from 1780-85 & from 1787-93","Answer":"Governor of Massachusetts"},{"Category":"WINE","Question":"The famous Moselle wines come from this country","Answer":"Germany"},{"Category":"CABLE TELEVISION","Question":"The name of this channel can be traced back to a movie theater that opened in 1905 in McKeesport, Pa.","Answer":"Nickelodeon"},{"Category":"MUSIC VIDEOS","Question":"At the beginning of her 2005 \"Boyfriend\" video, she is being chased by the police","Answer":"Ashlee Simpson"},{"Category":"HOW DO YOU...","Question":"Hold the ends of the coiled toy first sold in 1945, then raise & lower each hand in a rhythmic motion","Answer":"work a Slinky"},{"Category":"TELL 'EM WHAT THEY'VE WON, JOHNNY","Question":"The first of these were awarded in 1901 & they are given out yearly for Physics, Chemistry, Peace & 3 other disciplines","Answer":"the Nobel Prizes"},{"Category":"PIZZA TOPPINGS","Question":"This type of hard sausage is America's favorite pizza topping","Answer":"pepperoni"},{"Category":"ALLITERATION STATION","Question":"\"If\" he \"picked a peck of pickled peppers, where's the peck of pickled peppers\" he \"picked\"?","Answer":"Peter Piper"},{"Category":"MUSIC VIDEOS","Question":"Paris Hilton is in this rapper's \"Just Lose It\" video; he appears as himself & as Santa Claus, among others","Answer":"Eminem"},{"Category":"HOW DO YOU...","Question":"Churn a sweet dairy mix in a container that's surrounded by frozen water & salt","Answer":"make ice cream"},{"Category":"TELL 'EM WHAT THEY'VE WON, JOHNNY","Question":"In 1990 Paul McCartney received a Lifetime Achievement Award at these awards","Answer":"the Grammys"},{"Category":"PIZZA TOPPINGS","Question":"How about a nice traditional Hawaiian pizza topped with ham or Canadian bacon & this fruit","Answer":"pineapple"},{"Category":"ALLITERATION STATION","Question":"An evening where 2 couples go out together","Answer":"a double date"},{"Category":"MUSIC VIDEOS","Question":"At the 2004 MTV VMAs, No Doubt won Best Group Video & Best Pop Video for this song","Answer":"\"It's My Life\""},{"Category":"HOW DO YOU...","Question":"Holding the bottom of the ear in the left hand, grasp the husk from the top with the right hand & pull down","Answer":"shuck corn"},{"Category":"TELL 'EM WHAT THEY'VE WON, JOHNNY","Question":"A brave French soldier might receive the award known as the \"Croix de Guerre\", meaning \"Cross of\" this","Answer":"War"},{"Category":"PIZZA TOPPINGS","Question":"These on your pizza may be fire-roasted, sun-dried, or just fresh sliced Romas","Answer":"tomatoes"},{"Category":"ALLITERATION STATION","Question":"An appointed hour to play golf","Answer":"tee time"},{"Category":"MUSIC VIDEOS","Question":"This former \"Moesha\" star rides around on the bus in her \"Who Is She 2 U\" video","Answer":"Brandy"},{"Category":"HOW DO YOU...","Question":"Dial 011-33-1 & a local number, say \"Pourrais-je parler a M. Chirac?\"","Answer":"call the president of France"},{"Category":"TELL 'EM WHAT THEY'VE WON, JOHNNY","Question":"The Borg-Warner Trophy is awarded every year to the winner of this epic auto race held on Memorial Day weekend","Answer":"the Indy 500"},{"Category":"PIZZA TOPPINGS","Question":"On November 12 celebrate National Pizza with the Works Except these fish Day","Answer":"Anchovies"},{"Category":"ALLITERATION STATION","Question":"The almost indestructible flight recording device is known by this \"colorful\" name","Answer":"the black box"},{"Category":"MUSIC VIDEOS","Question":"Her video for \"Baby It's You\" features Bow Wow & takes place at an amusement park","Answer":"Jojo"},{"Category":"HOW DO YOU...","Question":"Attach a pencil to a string, pin the other end of the string down & move the pencil around the pin","Answer":"draw a circle"},{"Category":"TELL 'EM WHAT THEY'VE WON, JOHNNY","Question":"In 1921 Edith Wharton became the first woman to win the Fiction prize named for this news publisher","Answer":"Pulitzer"},{"Category":"PIZZA TOPPINGS","Question":"Wild ones of these found on pizza include shiitakes, morels & chanterelles","Answer":"mushrooms"},{"Category":"ALLITERATION STATION","Question":"Daisy Buchanan is the object of a racketeer's desire in this 1925 Fitzgerald novel","Answer":"The Great Gatsby"},{"Category":"WOMEN ON U.S. STAMPS","Question":"1902: The first First Lady","Answer":"Martha Washington"},{"Category":"MOVIE TITLE TRANSLATIONS","Question":"Hong Kong titled the second movie about this creature \"I May Be A Pig, But I Am Not Stupid\"","Answer":"Babe"},{"Category":"NATIONAL INVENTORS HALL OF FAME","Question":"He was honored for discovering \"hundreds of new uses for crops such as the peanut\"","Answer":"George Washington Carver"},{"Category":"JULIUS CAESAR","Question":"In 46 B.C. this Egyptian came with Caesar to Rome, where her statue was placed in the temple of Venus Genetrix","Answer":"Cleopatra"},{"Category":"LOVE POETRY","Question":"The immortal 6 words that begin Lee Bernstein's opus sung on \"Barney & Friends\" to the tune of \"This Old Man\"","Answer":"I love you; you love me"},{"Category":"WORDS IN (THE) ENCYCLOPEDIA","Question":"Book of Genesis garden","Answer":"Eden"},{"Category":"WOMEN ON U.S. STAMPS","Question":"1952: A famous seamstress & flagmaker","Answer":"Betsy Ross"},{"Category":"MOVIE TITLE TRANSLATIONS","Question":"They were the 2 main stars of the sequel Hong Kong knew as \"Special Unit in Black Glasses Part 2\"","Answer":"Tommy Lee Jones & Will Smith"},{"Category":"NATIONAL INVENTORS HALL OF FAME","Question":"Inducted in 1973, he \"earned patents for more than a thousand inventions, including... the phonograph\"","Answer":"Edison"},{"Category":"JULIUS CAESAR","Question":"Caesar divorced his wife after a scandal & said, \"Caesar's wife must be above\" this","Answer":"suspicion"},{"Category":"LOVE POETRY","Question":"Marvell rhymed, \"Had we but world enough, and\" this, his mistress' coyness \"were no crime\"","Answer":"time"},{"Category":"WORDS IN (THE) ENCYCLOPEDIA","Question":"This type of year happens once every four","Answer":"leap"},{"Category":"WOMEN ON U.S. STAMPS","Question":"1994: A Shoshone guide for a famous expedition","Answer":"Sacagawea"},{"Category":"MOVIE TITLE TRANSLATIONS","Question":"China and Taiwan reached the agreement that this film at \"Full Throttle\" would be \"Hot Chicks: Full Speed\"","Answer":"Charlie's Angels"},{"Category":"NATIONAL INVENTORS HALL OF FAME","Question":"\"'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' was the first full length animated film to use\" this inductee's multiplane camera","Answer":"Walt Disney"},{"Category":"JULIUS CAESAR","Question":"In his early 20s, Julius Caesar traveled to this \"colossal\" island to study rhetoric under Molon","Answer":"Rhodes"},{"Category":"LOVE POETRY","Question":"It makes sense that Marlowe's \"passionate shepherd\" promises his love \"a gown made of the finest\" this","Answer":"wool"},{"Category":"WORDS IN (THE) ENCYCLOPEDIA","Question":"Brown & white are the main U.S. types of this pouch-mouthed bird","Answer":"pelican"},{"Category":"WOMEN ON U.S. STAMPS","Question":"1907: A Powhatan princess","Answer":"Pocahontas"},{"Category":"MOVIE TITLE TRANSLATIONS","Question":"In Greece, this Eddie Murphy film became \"Daddies as Nannies\"","Answer":"Daddy Day Care"},{"Category":"NATIONAL INVENTORS HALL OF FAME","Question":"A 1975 inductee, he gave us \"an electronic alphabet that could carry messages\"","Answer":"Morse"},{"Category":"JULIUS CAESAR","Question":"After defeating Pharnaces II at Zela, Caesar dispatched this 3-part message to the Roman Senate","Answer":"Veni, vidi, vici"},{"Category":"LOVE POETRY","Question":"A Shakespeare sonnet accuses this purple flower of steaing its smell from the poet's love","Answer":"the violet"},{"Category":"WORDS IN (THE) ENCYCLOPEDIA","Question":"Fake wooden bird used by hunters to attract ducks","Answer":"decoy"},{"Category":"WOMEN ON U.S. STAMPS","Question":"1963: A pilot","Answer":"Amelia Earhart"},{"Category":"MOVIE TITLE TRANSLATIONS","Question":"In Finland, this Tim Burton film was subtitled \"Fish Stories as Large as Life Itself\"","Answer":"Big Fish"},{"Category":"NATIONAL INVENTORS HALL OF FAME","Question":"This French chemist inducted in 1978 \"was the founder of microbiological sciences\"","Answer":"Pasteur"},{"Category":"JULIUS CAESAR","Question":"Around 48 B.C. Caesar pardoned this man & later made him governor of Cisalpine Gaul; oops","Answer":"Brutus"},{"Category":"WORDS IN (THE) ENCYCLOPEDIA","Question":"Genetic duplicate","Answer":"clone"},{"Category":"THE 50 STATES","Question":"Since 1776, it has been the only U.S. state to be the most populous state for more than a century","Answer":"New York"},{"Category":"FIRST NOVELS","Question":"Few have heard of his first novel, \"The Snake's Pass\", but everyone knows his \"Dracula\"","Answer":"Bram Stoker"},{"Category":"CLASSIC AD LINES","Question":"\"Fly The Friendly Skies...\"","Answer":"United Airlines"},{"Category":"LESSER-KNOWN MUSICALS","Question":"Elementary, my dear Watson: \"Baker Street\" was a musical about this detective","Answer":"Sherlock Holmes"},{"Category":"HORNS","Question":"Christian tradition says this archangel will blow his trumpet to announce the Second Coming","Answer":"Gabriel"},{"Category":"IT'S A DOGGY DOG WORLD","Question":"Jura, Schweitzer, Lucerne & Berner are the 4 types of this country's laufhund","Answer":"Switzerland"},{"Category":"\"MUM\"s THE WORD","Question":"This contagious viral disease can occasionally cause sterility in males","Answer":"Mumps"},{"Category":"FIRST NOVELS","Question":"His first novel, \"The Town And The City\", might be good to read while you're \"On The Road\"","Answer":"Jack Kerouac"},{"Category":"CLASSIC AD LINES","Question":"\"We Bring Good Things To Life\"","Answer":"General Electric"},{"Category":"LESSER-KNOWN MUSICALS","Question":"\"Comin' Uptown\" moved this classic tale to Harlem; it starred Gregory Hines as a slumlord named Scrooge","Answer":"A Christmas Carol"},{"Category":"HORNS","Question":"South America's southernmost point, its rocky terrain rises to a height of 1,391 feet","Answer":"Cape Horn"},{"Category":"IT'S A DOGGY DOG WORLD","Question":"Seen here, it's named for a peninsula shared by Quebec & Newfoundland","Answer":"Labrador Retriever"},{"Category":"\"MUM\"s THE WORD","Question":"....I said it's to utter something quietly & unclearly!","Answer":"Mumble"},{"Category":"FIRST NOVELS","Question":"This \"Brideshead Revisited\" author's career was ascendant when he published his first novel, \"Decline And Fall\"","Answer":"Evelyn Waugh"},{"Category":"CLASSIC AD LINES","Question":"\"Tastes So Good Cats Ask For It By Name\"","Answer":"Meow Mix"},{"Category":"LESSER-KNOWN MUSICALS","Question":"Danny Kaye's career \"ark\" included this Biblical role in \"Two By Two\"","Answer":"Noah"},{"Category":"HORNS","Question":"All species of this large land creature, whose name is from the Greek for \"nose-horned\", are nearly extinct","Answer":"Rhinoceros"},{"Category":"IT'S A DOGGY DOG WORLD","Question":"If this Norwegian breed had originated in North America, it would be called the moosehound","Answer":"Elkhound"},{"Category":"\"MUM\"s THE WORD","Question":"This 2-word term for confusing language may come from a Mande phrase for \"ancestor wearing a pompom\"","Answer":"Mumbo-jumbo"},{"Category":"FIRST NOVELS","Question":"Sadly, the manuscript of her very first novel was destroyed in a fire in Nanking","Answer":"Pearl S. Buck"},{"Category":"CLASSIC AD LINES","Question":"\"The Power To Be Your Best\"","Answer":"Apple Computer"},{"Category":"LESSER-KNOWN MUSICALS","Question":"Bully for Len Cariou, who played this famous man in the musical \"Teddy And Alice\"","Answer":"Theodore Roosevelt"},{"Category":"HORNS","Question":"This \"continental\" wind instrument is played with one hand inside the bell to control its tone","Answer":"French horn"},{"Category":"IT'S A DOGGY DOG WORLD","Question":"This dog once prized by the Aztecs is sometimes called perro pelon, \"bald dog\"","Answer":"the Mexican hairless"},{"Category":"\"MUM\"s THE WORD","Question":"Formerly called Bombay, it's in the top 5 cities in the world in population","Answer":"Mumbai"},{"Category":"FIRST NOVELS","Question":"He was poet-in-residence at the University of South Carolina when he delivered his first novel, \"Deliverance\"","Answer":"James Dickey"},{"Category":"CLASSIC AD LINES","Question":"\"When It Absolutely, Positively Has To Be There Overnight\"","Answer":"Federal Express"},{"Category":"LESSER-KNOWN MUSICALS","Question":"Shaun Cassidy was 10 years old when these actors, his parents, starred in the 1968 musical \"Maggie Flynn\"","Answer":"Jack Cassidy & Shirley Jones"},{"Category":"HORNS","Question":"According to mythology, this Horn of Plenty is the horn of the goat Amalthea","Answer":"Cornucopia"},{"Category":"IT'S A DOGGY DOG WORLD","Question":"The Australian cattle dog was first bred in the 19th century from collies, kelpies & this wild canine","Answer":"Dingo"},{"Category":"\"MUM\"s THE WORD","Question":"You'll see this group parading through Philly each New Year's Day","Answer":"Mummers"},{"Category":"THE BIBLE","Question":"This wise king of Israel had \"Forty thousand stalls of horses for his chariots, and twelve thousand horsemen\"","Answer":"Solomon"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"In 1998 Brian Dennehy made his first appearance as Red Finch, David Spade's firefighter father, on this hit series","Answer":"Just Shoot Me"},{"Category":"LICENSE PLATE MOTTOS","Question":"\"Aloha State\"","Answer":"Hawaii"},{"Category":"BIG MERGERS","Question":"In January 1999 we found out Viacom had its eye on this TV network","Answer":"CBS"},{"Category":"\"D\" IN HISTORY","Question":"In 1578 a Mongolian ruler first gave the leader of Tibet's Yellow Hat sect of Buddhism this title","Answer":"Dalai Lama"},{"Category":"THE BIBLE","Question":"Under the command of this Babylonian king, Nebuzaradan burned \"All the houses of Jerusalem\"","Answer":"Nebuchadnezzar"},{"Category":"LICENSE PLATE MOTTOS","Question":"\"10,000 Lakes\"","Answer":"Minnesota"},{"Category":"BIG MERGERS","Question":"In November 1998 Daimler-Benz-AG parked this American automaker in its garage","Answer":"Chrysler"},{"Category":"\"D\" IN HISTORY","Question":"The Vikings founded this city in the mid-800s, probably naming it for a black pool in the river Liffey","Answer":"Dublin"},{"Category":"ADJECTIVES","Question":"As a noun, it's pieces for fastening; as an adjective it's large & robust, like some young men","Answer":"strapping"},{"Category":"THE BIBLE","Question":"In 1 Corinthians, he wrote that \"Your faith should not stand in the wisdom of men, but in the power of God\"","Answer":"Paul"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"In January 2000 this libidinous HBO show won the Golden Globe for Best Comedy Series","Answer":"Sex and the City"},{"Category":"LICENSE PLATE MOTTOS","Question":"\"Native America\"","Answer":"Oklahoma"},{"Category":"BIG MERGERS","Question":"In 1998 Norwest Corporation acquired this bank all in one stage without coaching","Answer":"Wells Fargo"},{"Category":"\"D\" IN HISTORY","Question":"In 1868 he became the first person of Jewish ancestry to become prime minister of Great Britain","Answer":"Benjamin Disraeli"},{"Category":"ADJECTIVES","Question":"It can refer to a person without mercy or to a Bible missing the book between Judges & Samuel","Answer":"ruthless"},{"Category":"THE BIBLE","Question":"This son of Jacob served under Potiphar, captain of Pharaoh's palace guard","Answer":"Joseph"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"In 1999 an ABC sitcom dropped \"a Pizza Place\" from its name, which changed to this","Answer":"Two Guys and a Girl"},{"Category":"LICENSE PLATE MOTTOS","Question":"\"First In Flight\"","Answer":"North Carolina"},{"Category":"BIG MERGERS","Question":"Exxon moved to merge with this corporation in December 1998","Answer":"Mobil"},{"Category":"\"D\" IN HISTORY","Question":"In 1793 this former mistress of Louis XV was guillotined for aiding those seeking to restore the monarchy","Answer":"Madame Dubarry"},{"Category":"ADJECTIVES","Question":"Adjective in the name of Hans, the turn-of-the-century calculating horse","Answer":"clever"},{"Category":"THE BIBLE","Question":"While they were mending their nets, John & this brother were summoned by Jesus to become disciples","Answer":"James"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"\"Gilligan's Island\" creator Sherwood Schwartz said he wrote this role with his friend Jim Backus in mind","Answer":"Thurston Howell III"},{"Category":"LICENSE PLATE MOTTOS","Question":"\"Great Lakes Splendor\"","Answer":"Michigan"},{"Category":"BIG MERGERS","Question":"On March 9, 1999 AT&T officially hooked itself up with this cable company (we figure sometime between 1 & 5 PM)","Answer":"TCI"},{"Category":"\"D\" IN HISTORY","Question":"This long-range radar \"line\" was established in 1957 to warn the U.S. & Canada of air attack from over the North Pole","Answer":"DEWLine"},{"Category":"ADJECTIVES","Question":"When found before \"potato\", it's not a potato; before \"meats\", not meats; & before \"bread\", not bread","Answer":"sweet"},{"Category":"ASIA","Question":"It's Asia's southernmost national capital","Answer":"Jakarta"},{"Category":"TRIALS OF THE CENTURY","Question":"In 1946 Hans Frank, Rudolf Hess & Fritz Sauckel were among those convicted of war crimes in this city","Answer":"Nuremberg"},{"Category":"LET'S GET M*A*S*Hed","Question":"It was Major Margaret Houlihan's sexy nickname","Answer":"\"Hot Lips\""},{"Category":"VALUABLE PLACES","Question":"Hickham Field sustained damage during the Japanese attack on this nearby site December 7, 1941","Answer":"Pearl Harbor"},{"Category":"NAME THE AUTOMAKER","Question":"Taurus & T-Bird","Answer":"Ford"},{"Category":"THEATRE HODGEPODGE","Question":"In a song in \"The Fantasticks\", \"Soon it's gonna\" do this, \"I can see it. Soon it's gonna\" do this, \"I can tell\"","Answer":"Rain"},{"Category":"\"PRO\"NOUNS","Question":"An introductory part in a novel","Answer":"Prologue"},{"Category":"TRIALS OF THE CENTURY","Question":"After their convictions, this pair became the first civilians put to death for espionage in the U.S.","Answer":"Julius & Ethel Rosenberg"},{"Category":"LET'S GET M*A*S*Hed","Question":"Johnny Mandel wrote this \"painless\" tune that was the show's theme song","Answer":"\"Suicide is Painless\""},{"Category":"VALUABLE PLACES","Question":"The Yellow Brick Road leads to it","Answer":"The Emerald City"},{"Category":"NAME THE AUTOMAKER","Question":"Legend & Integra","Answer":"Acura"},{"Category":"THEATRE HODGEPODGE","Question":"This William Inge play inspired a Marilyn Maxwell TV series & a Marilyn Monroe film","Answer":"Bus Stop"},{"Category":"\"PRO\"NOUNS","Question":"Gosh darn it! It's abusive, vulgar or irreverent language","Answer":"Profanity"},{"Category":"TRIALS OF THE CENTURY","Question":"This famous orator aided the prosecution of John Scopes during Tennessee's sensational \"Monkey\" trial","Answer":"William Jennings Bryan"},{"Category":"LET'S GET M*A*S*Hed","Question":"William Christopher played this lovable chaplain on the show","Answer":"Father Mulcahy"},{"Category":"VALUABLE PLACES","Question":"Sir Joseph Paxton's palace, or Dr. Robert Schuller's cathedral","Answer":"Crystal"},{"Category":"NAME THE AUTOMAKER","Question":"Stratus & Stealth","Answer":"Dodge"},{"Category":"THEATRE HODGEPODGE","Question":"In titles of musicals, this word stands alone, follows \"Bubbling Brown\" & precedes \"Babies\"","Answer":"Sugar"},{"Category":"\"PRO\"NOUNS","Question":"The \"dry\" period in which the 18th Amendment was in force","Answer":"Prohibition"},{"Category":"TRIALS OF THE CENTURY","Question":"Despite a highly controversial trial, these 2 were executed for murders in 1920 at a Mass. factory","Answer":"Sacco & Vanzetti"},{"Category":"LET'S GET M*A*S*Hed","Question":"Company clerk \"Radar\" O'Reilly was from this state","Answer":"Iowa"},{"Category":"VALUABLE PLACES","Question":"You can keep the valuable rocks you find in the state park near Murfreesboro, Arkansas: Crater of these","Answer":"Diamonds"},{"Category":"NAME THE AUTOMAKER","Question":"Protege & Millenia","Answer":"Mazda"},{"Category":"THEATRE HODGEPODGE","Question":"Big Stone Gap, Virginia is home to the outdoor drama \"Trail of the Lonesome\" this","Answer":"Pine"},{"Category":"\"PRO\"NOUNS","Question":"The working class","Answer":"Proletariat"},{"Category":"TRIALS OF THE CENTURY","Question":"Evidence of this man's guilt in a famous 1935 kidnapping case included finding ransom money at his house","Answer":"Bruno Hauptmann"},{"Category":"LET'S GET M*A*S*Hed","Question":"The colonel & lt. colonel who were the 4077th's commanding officers","Answer":"Lt. Col. Henry Blake & Col. Sherman Potter"},{"Category":"VALUABLE PLACES","Question":"During a 1992 standoff, the FBI captured white supremacist Randy Weaver at this Idaho site","Answer":"Ruby Ridge"},{"Category":"NAME THE AUTOMAKER","Question":"Corniche & Silver Shadow","Answer":"Rolls-Royce"},{"Category":"THEATRE HODGEPODGE","Question":"Shakespeare's play about this Tudor king begins, \"I come no more to make you laugh...\"","Answer":"Henry VIII"},{"Category":"\"PRO\"NOUNS","Question":"The ceremonial etiquette observed by diplomats & heads of state","Answer":"Protocol"},{"Category":"HEADS OF STATE","Question":"In July 1994 this Jordanian king signed a peace agreement with Israel's prime minister Yitzhak Rabin","Answer":"King Hussein"},{"Category":"MAGAZINES","Question":"Departments in this weekly include \"Faces in the Crowd\", \"Catching Up With...\" & \"SI View\"","Answer":"Sports Illustrated"},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH STONEHENGE","Question":"Statues of Ms. Baez, Ms. Collins & Ms. Didion are part of this monument","Answer":"Joanhenge"},{"Category":"QUEEN VICTORIA","Question":"In 1876 Victoria was delighted to receive the title \"Empress of\" this Asian land","Answer":"India"},{"Category":"WE ARE AMUSED","Question":"6-letter term for the job associated with the item seen here (medieval mask)","Answer":"Jester"},{"Category":"HEADS OF STATE","Question":"In 1976 this current president of France founded the Rally for the Republic Party","Answer":"Jacques Chirac"},{"Category":"MAGAZINES","Question":"In 1953 Triangle Publications began publishing this media magazine...& boy was it successful!","Answer":"TV Guide"},{"Category":"THE CAST OF THE TEN COMMANDMENTS","Question":"This \"Mannix\" star was known as Touch Connors when he played an Amalekite herder in the film","Answer":"Mike Connors"},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH STONEHENGE","Question":"This area with structures called \"Princess\" & \"Trimline\" may have been a communication center","Answer":"Phonehenge"},{"Category":"QUEEN VICTORIA","Question":"Britain celebrated Victoria's Golden Jubilee in 1887 & recovered in time for this jubilee in 1897","Answer":"Diamond"},{"Category":"WE ARE AMUSED","Question":"Ms. Rodham Clinton's first name comes from the same Latin root as this word meaning \"very funny\"","Answer":"Hilarious"},{"Category":"HEADS OF STATE","Question":"He was born in 1921 on the island of Java; he left office in 1998","Answer":"Suharto"},{"Category":"MAGAZINES","Question":"Conan O'Brien was the first since Robert Benchley to be president of this Harvard humor magazine 2 straight years","Answer":"Harvard Lampoon"},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH STONEHENGE","Question":"It's easy to get lost in this arrangement of genetically identical creations","Answer":"Clonehenge"},{"Category":"QUEEN VICTORIA","Question":"Victoria found this poet laureate's \"In Memoriam\" a great comfort in her widowhood","Answer":"Alfred Lord Tennyson"},{"Category":"WE ARE AMUSED","Question":"Shylock asked, \"If you prick us, do we not bleed? If you\" do this, \"do we not laugh?\"","Answer":"Tickle us"},{"Category":"HEADS OF STATE","Question":"On August 29, 1995 Eduard Shevardnadze, president of this country, was wounded by a car bomb","Answer":"Georgia"},{"Category":"MAGAZINES","Question":"In 1990, he became editor-in-chief of his late father's namesake business magazine","Answer":"Steve Forbes"},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH STONEHENGE","Question":"Head down south to see this, a plain covered with pieces of fried corn bread","Answer":"Ponehenge"},{"Category":"QUEEN VICTORIA","Question":"As seen in a 1997 film, he was Victoria's beloved servant, but we're not sure how she felt about his \"body\"","Answer":"John Brown"},{"Category":"WE ARE AMUSED","Question":"The first one was added in 1950 by the producers of NBC's \"The Hank McCune Show\"","Answer":"Laugh track"},{"Category":"HEADS OF STATE","Question":"In 1964 Luxembourg's grand duchess abdicated in favor of this man, her son","Answer":"Grand Duke Jean"},{"Category":"MAGAZINES","Question":"This man's \"Lady's Book\" was published in Philadelphia from 1830 to 1892","Answer":"Louis Godey"},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH STONEHENGE","Question":"The queen bee is missing from the center of this enclosure; only a ring of males remains","Answer":"Dronehenge"},{"Category":"QUEEN VICTORIA","Question":"Queen Victoria was said to be happiest at this \"humble\" Scottish home","Answer":"Balmoral Castle"},{"Category":"WE ARE AMUSED","Question":"As a noted joke pirate, Milton Berle was punningly known as \"The Thief of\" these","Answer":"Bad Gags"},{"Category":"WORLD GEOGRAPHY","Question":"One story says this point was so named becuase it was a positive sign of a sea route from Europe to India","Answer":"Cape of Good Hope"},{"Category":"COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES","Question":"It has the largest enrollment of any university in Utah","Answer":"Brigham Young"},{"Category":"SI's SIGNS OF THE APOCALYPSE","Question":"This tire co. paid Rip Hamilton \"to braid his hair in the tread pattern of one of its tires\", not blimps","Answer":"Goodyear"},{"Category":"LITERARY GENRES","Question":"\"Pamela\" is an epistolary one & may be the first English one","Answer":"a novel"},{"Category":"RECORD LOSSES IN 2005","Question":"A computer with 98,000 names & SSNs was reported stolen from this oldest campus of the Univ. of Calif.","Answer":"Berkeley"},{"Category":"SO \"LONG\"","Question":"A unit of distance equal to 220 yards","Answer":"a furlong"},{"Category":"& THANKS FOR ALL THE FISH","Question":"Varieties of this fish include brown, rainbow & cutthroat","Answer":"trout"},{"Category":"COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES","Question":"In 1865 this school in Poughkeepsie became the first women's college in the U.S. to have facilities equal to the men's schools","Answer":"Vassar"},{"Category":"SI's SIGNS OF THE APOCALYPSE","Question":"A Little League team in Kentucky is sponsored by this \"delightfully tacky yet unrefined\" restaurant","Answer":"Hooters"},{"Category":"LITERARY GENRES","Question":"A villanella, an Italian song, became a villanelle, a French this","Answer":"a poem"},{"Category":"RECORD LOSSES IN 2005","Question":"Named for a sport that embodies high society, this Ralph Lauren co. was hacked for 180,000 credit card numbers","Answer":"Polo"},{"Category":"SO \"LONG\"","Question":"This arachnid is also called a harvestman","Answer":"a daddy long-legs"},{"Category":"COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES","Question":"In 1937 this Malibu, Calif. university was established by & named for the founder of Western Auto Supply Company","Answer":"Pepperdine"},{"Category":"SI's SIGNS OF THE APOCALYPSE","Question":"This Miami Heat superstar center's \"wife, Shaunie, said their family has outgrown its 18-bedroom home\"","Answer":"Shaquille O'Neal"},{"Category":"LITERARY GENRES","Question":"The name of this literary form also means \"to try\"","Answer":"an essay"},{"Category":"RECORD LOSSES IN 2005","Question":"This company that owns HBO & Turner Broadcasting lost a backup tape with 600,000 names & SSNs","Answer":"Time Warner"},{"Category":"SO \"LONG\"","Question":"Random House says this is a \"chiefly Texas\" term for a bottle of beer","Answer":"a longneck"},{"Category":"& THANKS FOR ALL THE FISH","Question":"Pleuronectidae, one family of this fish, generally has eyes on the right side; another, Bothidae, on the left","Answer":"flounder"},{"Category":"COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES","Question":"This Tulsa, Oklahoma school's athletic teams are called the Golden Eagles, not the Evangelists","Answer":"Oral Roberts University"},{"Category":"SI's SIGNS OF THE APOCALYPSE","Question":"\"A ski jumping competition in\" this country, Land of the Midnight Sun, \"rewarded competitors for landing in trees\"","Answer":"Norway"},{"Category":"LITERARY GENRES","Question":"The story of Gisli Sursson, or John Jakes' chronicle of the Kent family","Answer":"sagas"},{"Category":"RECORD LOSSES IN 2005","Question":"Data on 4 million customers were lost by this group formed by a 1998 merger with Travelers","Answer":"Citigroup"},{"Category":"SO \"LONG\"","Question":"12-letter term for one employed on the wharves of a port","Answer":"a longshoreman"},{"Category":"& THANKS FOR ALL THE FISH","Question":"When this fish is \"red\", it's been smoked; if \"red\" in slang, it's a misleading clue","Answer":"a herring"},{"Category":"COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES","Question":"This West Lafayette, Indiana school's Hall of Music has seating for more than 6,000","Answer":"Purdue"},{"Category":"SI's SIGNS OF THE APOCALYPSE","Question":"\"Golfer John Daly has... endorsement deals with\" Dunkin' Donuts & this Anna Nicole Smith-endorsed diet aid","Answer":"TrimSpa"},{"Category":"LITERARY GENRES","Question":"In the 1880s Guy de Maupassant published 300 of these","Answer":"short stories"},{"Category":"RECORD LOSSES IN 2005","Question":"A medical group lost 185,000 personal & medical records in this city, the seat of Santa Clara County","Answer":"San Jose"},{"Category":"CANALS","Question":"The city of Balboa is the Pacific terminus of this 51-mile-long canal","Answer":"the Panama Canal"},{"Category":"NYPD TV","Question":"Detectives Diane Russell, Jill Kirkendall & Connie McDowell were on the job for this ABC drama","Answer":"NYPD Blue"},{"Category":"HIDDEN BOOKS OF THE BIBLE","Question":"Sending money was the best her friends could do for her","Answer":"Esther"},{"Category":"INDEPENDENCE DAYS","Question":"This country celebrates its 1945 independence from Fascism on April 25th","Answer":"Italy"},{"Category":"BACK IN 1906","Question":"Burned in 1864, this city was placed under martial law following racial tensions in September 1906","Answer":"Atlanta"},{"Category":"FROM THE LATIN","Question":"You'll often find a statue's feet atop this kind of base whose name is from the Latin for \"foot\"","Answer":"a pedestal"},{"Category":"CANALS","Question":"While in Milan in the late 15th century, this artist designed locks to join the city's canals","Answer":"Leonardo da Vinci"},{"Category":"NYPD TV","Question":"Wojo, Harris, Yemana & Fish were 12th Precinct detectives on this sitcom","Answer":"Barney Miller"},{"Category":"HIDDEN BOOKS OF THE BIBLE","Question":"Fight the evil mojo by using your good voodoo","Answer":"Job"},{"Category":"INDEPENDENCE DAYS","Question":"Though it was first settled by the French, July 1 marks its partial independence from the U.K.","Answer":"Canada"},{"Category":"BACK IN 1906","Question":"Now take this question... please! This \"King of the One Liners\" was born March 16, 1906","Answer":"Henny Youngman"},{"Category":"FROM THE LATIN","Question":"Fancy Valentines often feature this delicate fabric whose name comes from the Latin for \"to trap or snare\"","Answer":"lace"},{"Category":"CANALS","Question":"In 1825 the Seneca Chief became the first boat to traverse the length of this canal, reaching NYC on Nov. 4","Answer":"the Erie Canal"},{"Category":"NYPD TV","Question":"Max Greevey & Mike Logan were the original 2 N.Y. detectives who investigated crimes in the 1st half of this show","Answer":"Law & Order"},{"Category":"HIDDEN BOOKS OF THE BIBLE","Question":"Top chefs know that Pez rarely makes it onto the menu","Answer":"Ezra"},{"Category":"INDEPENDENCE DAYS","Question":"This Asian island nation gained independence from the U.S. in 1946 but celebrates its 1898 freedom from Spain on June 12","Answer":"the Philippines"},{"Category":"BACK IN 1906","Question":"In September the Platt Amendment was invoked, allowing U.S. intervention in this Caribbean country","Answer":"Cuba"},{"Category":"CANALS","Question":"With capital of about $40 million set in place, work was begun on this waterway in April 1859","Answer":"the Suez Canal"},{"Category":"NYPD TV","Question":"In 1982 Sharon Gless took over for Meg Foster to partner with Tyne Daily as this title pair","Answer":"Cagney & Lacey"},{"Category":"HIDDEN BOOKS OF THE BIBLE","Question":"For hungry sandwich lovers, jam ostensibly makes the peanut butter better","Answer":"Amos"},{"Category":"INDEPENDENCE DAYS","Question":"This North European country marks December 6 for its 1917 independence from Russia","Answer":"Finland"},{"Category":"BACK IN 1906","Question":"In 1906 there were 90 of these; nearly two-thirds of them were Republican","Answer":"senators"},{"Category":"FROM THE LATIN","Question":"From the Latin for \"tail\", it's the section of a musical composition that brings it to a close","Answer":"the coda"},{"Category":"CANALS","Question":"Located at Sault Ste. Marie, the St. Marys Falls Canal connects these 2 Great Lakes","Answer":"Lake Superior & Lake Huron"},{"Category":"NYPD TV","Question":"In the '70s this Taos, N.M. Deputy Marshal was on temporary assignment in Manhattan's 27th Precinct","Answer":"McCloud"},{"Category":"HIDDEN BOOKS OF THE BIBLE","Question":"From answers to questions; that's \"Jeopardy!\"","Answer":"Romans"},{"Category":"INDEPENDENCE DAYS","Question":"It was annexed by Indonesia but became independent on May 20, 2002","Answer":"East Timor"},{"Category":"BACK IN 1906","Question":"The 1906 murder of Grace Brown in New York State inspired Theodore Dreiser to write this novel","Answer":"An American Tragedy"},{"Category":"FROM THE LATIN","Question":"A fun way to get to the top of a mountain is this kind of cable railway whose name is from the Latin for \"rope\"","Answer":"a funicular"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY BOOKS","Question":"Chapter I of this book tells us: \"Worse than the ordinary miserable childhood is the miserable Irish childhood...\"","Answer":"Angela's Ashes"},{"Category":"NONFICTION PEOPLE","Question":"Stephen Ambrose looked at this president's \"Ruin and Recovery, 1973-1990\"","Answer":"Richard Nixon"},{"Category":"WHAT A WEEK","Question":"In 1958 the theme of the first national week for these places was \"Wake up & read!\"","Answer":"libraries"},{"Category":"THE SILVER SCREEN","Question":"1960 film that says \"Matricide is probably the most unbearable crime of all\", especially for \"the son who commits it\"","Answer":"Psycho"},{"Category":"ENGLAND, SCOTLAND OR WALES","Question":"The largest in area of the 3","Answer":"England"},{"Category":"THE TITANIC","Question":"Milvina Dean, who had this distinction among the 2,200 people on board, lived to see the 95th anniv. in 2007","Answer":"the youngest person"},{"Category":"\"TOO\" MUCH","Question":"Fighting ferociously, you go at it this \"& nail\"","Answer":"tooth"},{"Category":"NONFICTION PEOPLE","Question":"A biography of him is subtitled \"Man's Slave Becomes God's Scientist\"","Answer":"George Washington Carver"},{"Category":"WHAT A WEEK","Question":"This is a rough week for pledges, but if they can make it through, they can be fraternity members","Answer":"hell week"},{"Category":"THE SILVER SCREEN","Question":"Her 6-minute role as Queen Elizabeth in \"Shakespeare in Love\" was the shortest Oscar-winning role","Answer":"Judi Dench"},{"Category":"ENGLAND, SCOTLAND OR WALES","Question":"Tony Blair was born there","Answer":"Scotland"},{"Category":"THE TITANIC","Question":"The U.S. Senate inquiry noted that the 16 compartments in the Titanic's hull that supposedly were this, weren't","Answer":"watertight"},{"Category":"\"TOO\" MUCH","Question":"It's a signal at night for soldiers to go to their quarters, or an indelible pattern drawn on the skin","Answer":"a tattoo"},{"Category":"NONFICTION PEOPLE","Question":"\"The Apotheosis of\" this English navigator explores \"European Mythmaking in the Pacific\"","Answer":"Cook"},{"Category":"WHAT A WEEK","Question":"Each year, World Space Week is at the start of October, commemorating this 1957 event","Answer":"the Sputnik launch"},{"Category":"THE SILVER SCREEN","Question":"Chris O'Donnell was originally cast as her son in \"Prince of Tides\", but she chose her real son instead","Answer":"Barbra Streisand"},{"Category":"ENGLAND, SCOTLAND OR WALES","Question":"The one that is technically a principality","Answer":"Wales"},{"Category":"THE TITANIC","Question":"The Titanic carried plenty of these, 3,560, but many passengers died wearing them in the 28-degree water","Answer":"lifejackets"},{"Category":"\"TOO\" MUCH","Question":"It's a small porch on the front of the house","Answer":"a stoop"},{"Category":"NONFICTION PEOPLE","Question":"He's called a \"Rough Stone Rolling\" in a 2005 \"Cultural Biography of Mormonism's Founder\"","Answer":"Joseph Smith"},{"Category":"WHAT A WEEK","Question":"In 1999 this country began 3 \"golden weeks\" of vacation for its vast populace, including one around May Day","Answer":"China"},{"Category":"THE SILVER SCREEN","Question":"Anthony Hopkins said his voice for this movie role was \"a combination of Truman Capote and Katharine Hepburn\"","Answer":"Hannibal Lecter"},{"Category":"ENGLAND, SCOTLAND OR WALES","Question":"It has the westernmost territory","Answer":"Scotland"},{"Category":"THE TITANIC","Question":"You can still see the crane to lower these; the starboard & port ones weighed 9 tons, the center one, 17 tons","Answer":"anchors"},{"Category":"NONFICTION PEOPLE","Question":"\"The Corsican\" is a diary of his life \"In His Own Words\"","Answer":"Napoleon"},{"Category":"WHAT A WEEK","Question":"Carrie on \"Sex and the City\" really enjoyed this event that brings ships & thousands of sailors to NYC","Answer":"Fleet Week"},{"Category":"THE SILVER SCREEN","Question":"Schwarzenegger is a Soviet cop teamed with James Belushi's Chicago cop in this action movie","Answer":"Red Heat"},{"Category":"ENGLAND, SCOTLAND OR WALES","Question":"The Cambrian Mountains cover most of it","Answer":"Wales"},{"Category":"THE TITANIC","Question":"The ship was so big, communication was by telegraph from this navigating area to the engine room","Answer":"the bridge"},{"Category":"\"TOO\" MUCH","Question":"It's a string or garland of flowers hung in a curve, or to decorate with them","Answer":"festoon"},{"Category":"HISPANIC HISTORY","Question":"As president of this country, Antonio Guzman Blanco had a new capital built in Caracas","Answer":"Venezuela"},{"Category":"THE LAST POPE OF THIS NAME","Question":"There have been more popes of this name than any other, but the last, number XXIII, was more than 40 years ago","Answer":"John"},{"Category":"\"IBLE\"S & BITS","Question":"Adjective for handwriting that can actually be read, unlike my doctor's","Answer":"legible"},{"Category":"SCIENCE GUYS","Question":"His grandfather Erasmus argued in favor of evolution 60 years before he took up the cause himself","Answer":"Darwin"},{"Category":"FUNNY FOR NOTHIN'","Question":"On his first night taking over \"The Daily Show\", he informed us, \"Craig Kilborn is on assignment in Kuala Lumpur\"","Answer":"Jon Stewart"},{"Category":"CHICKENS FOR FREE","Question":"He celebrated his 86th birthday at \"21\" by having his own famous fried chicken delivered to his table in section 21","Answer":"Colonel Sanders"},{"Category":"HISPANIC HISTORY","Question":"The USA's second \"drug czar\", Bob Martinez had been governor of this state","Answer":"Florida"},{"Category":"THE LAST POPE OF THIS NAME","Question":"The VI & last pope to have this name reigned from 1963 to 1978","Answer":"Paul"},{"Category":"\"IBLE\"S & BITS","Question":"Easily duped or conned, perhaps like a seabird","Answer":"gullible"},{"Category":"SCIENCE GUYS","Question":"This astronomer was born in Pisa, Italy February 15, 1564","Answer":"Galileo"},{"Category":"FUNNY FOR NOTHIN'","Question":"A writer, on the U.S. soccer team's 4 total shots in 3 games: \"Four shots?\" This Laker \"takes that many during a timeout\"","Answer":"Kobe Bryant"},{"Category":"CHICKENS FOR FREE","Question":"In doro wat, Ethiopian chicken stew, these go in at the end of cooking, so the chicken stew comes first","Answer":"the eggs"},{"Category":"HISPANIC HISTORY","Question":"To supply Coronado's party, Hernando de Alarcon sailed 3 ships up this river in 1540 to where Yuma, Ariz. is now","Answer":"the Colorado"},{"Category":"THE LAST POPE OF THIS NAME","Question":"1878 to 1903 was the tenure of the XIII & last pope with this name that's also a sign of the Zodiac","Answer":"Leo"},{"Category":"\"IBLE\"S & BITS","Question":"You chew with it","Answer":"mandible"},{"Category":"SCIENCE GUYS","Question":"In 1920, he was named director of the Institute of Theoretical Physics in Copenhagen","Answer":"Bohr"},{"Category":"FUNNY FOR NOTHIN'","Question":"This Fox-TV cartoon boy: \"Just so you don't hear any wild rumors, I'm being indicted for fraud in Australia\"","Answer":"Bart Simpson"},{"Category":"CHICKENS FOR FREE","Question":"Chicken this \"royal\" way is served in a rich cream sauce with mushrooms, pimentos, green peppers & sherry","Answer":"a la king"},{"Category":"HISPANIC HISTORY","Question":"The dictator of Paraguay from 1816 to 1840 wasn't called just \"El Bueno\" but this superlative","Answer":"El Supremo"},{"Category":"THE LAST POPE OF THIS NAME","Question":"The XII & last pope of this name that sounds like a synonym for \"devout\" ended his 19-year reign in 1958","Answer":"Pius"},{"Category":"\"IBLE\"S & BITS","Question":"14-letter adjective for something that can't be wiped out","Answer":"indestructible"},{"Category":"SCIENCE GUYS","Question":"Until his death in 1907, this chemist headed the Weights & Measures Bureau in St. Petersburg, Russia","Answer":"Mendeleev"},{"Category":"FUNNY FOR NOTHIN'","Question":"This deadpan comic said, \"I installed a skylight in my apartment... The people who live above me are furious\"","Answer":"Steven Wright"},{"Category":"CHICKENS FOR FREE","Question":"Da, comrade-- a fork pierces the bird, launching a jet of fragrant melted butter in chicken this","Answer":"chicken Kiev"},{"Category":"HISPANIC HISTORY","Question":"Around 1829 this Mexican began calling himself the \"Napoleon of the West\"","Answer":"General Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana"},{"Category":"THE LAST POPE OF THIS NAME","Question":"He wasn't the calendar dude, but when he died in 1846, he was the XVI & last pope with this name","Answer":"Gregory"},{"Category":"\"IBLE\"S & BITS","Question":"Miller's witch-hunting play","Answer":"The Crucible"},{"Category":"SCIENCE GUYS","Question":"In 1855 Napoleon III \"swung\" a deal arranging for his appointment as physicist at the Paris Observatory","Answer":"Jean Foucault"},{"Category":"FUNNY FOR NOTHIN'","Question":"This Brit comic cross-dresser: \"Guns don't kill people, people do... but monkeys do too, if they've got a gun\"","Answer":"Eddie Izzard"},{"Category":"CHICKENS FOR FREE","Question":"A rich dish combines chicken strips, spaghetti & a sherry-parmesan cheese cream sauce in chicken this opera star","Answer":"chicken Tetrazzini"},{"Category":"19th CENTURY POLITICIANS","Question":"As Territories Committee chair, this Midwest senator helped draw the borders of 7 territories, including Kansas & Nebraska","Answer":"Stephen Douglas"},{"Category":"IT HAPPENED IN NOVEMBER","Question":"Abraham Lincoln delivered this November 19, 1863; it lasted all of 2 minutes","Answer":"the Gettysburg Address"},{"Category":"INSTRUMENTS OF CHANGE","Question":"Reed all about it: ARC INLET","Answer":"clarinet"},{"Category":"BOOK NAMES","Question":"Charles Dickens: \"Little ____\"","Answer":"Dorrit"},{"Category":"WHAT ARE YOU DOING?","Question":"Making one of these with a few people; a frame holds it taut; we'll back it with muslin & fill it with batting","Answer":"making a quilt"},{"Category":"COVER ME!","Question":"In 1965 Otis Redding took \"Respect\" to No. 35; 2 years later, her cover was No. 1","Answer":"Aretha Franklin"},{"Category":"I'M GOING \"INN\"","Question":"It's the third word in the first book of the Bible","Answer":"beginning"},{"Category":"IT HAPPENED IN NOVEMBER","Question":"18-year-old Will Shakespeare married her in November 1582; their daughter was born 6 months later","Answer":"Anne Hathaway"},{"Category":"INSTRUMENTS OF CHANGE","Question":"It's a brass wind instrument: OH OX ASPEN","Answer":"saxophone"},{"Category":"BOOK NAMES","Question":"Theodore Dreiser: \"Sister ____\"","Answer":"Carrie"},{"Category":"WHAT ARE YOU DOING?","Question":"Celebrating January 6, the Feast of this, commemorating the day the Magi arrived to honor the Christ Child","Answer":"the Epiphany"},{"Category":"COVER ME!","Question":"A No. 1 hit for The Eurythmics in 1983, \"Sweet Dreams\" was covered in '95 by this goth rocker, the former Brian Warner","Answer":"Marilyn Manson"},{"Category":"I'M GOING \"INN\"","Question":"2-word term for a tuxedo","Answer":"dinner jacket"},{"Category":"IT HAPPENED IN NOVEMBER","Question":"He stepped out of Northwest Airlines Flight 305 on November 24, 1971, & hasn't been seen since","Answer":"D.B. Cooper"},{"Category":"INSTRUMENTS OF CHANGE","Question":"Blow in & out: NO CHAIR MA","Answer":"harmonica"},{"Category":"BOOK NAMES","Question":"George Bernard Shaw: \"Major ____\"","Answer":"Barbara"},{"Category":"WHAT ARE YOU DOING?","Question":"Heading to Valparaiso, a seaport in this South American country","Answer":"Chile"},{"Category":"COVER ME!","Question":"This Van Halen frontman re-did Louis Prima's \"Just A Gigolo\" in 1985","Answer":"David Lee Roth"},{"Category":"I'M GOING \"INN\"","Question":"Another word for entrails or viscera (sorry, mealtime America)","Answer":"innards"},{"Category":"IT HAPPENED IN NOVEMBER","Question":"The start of his reign in Spain falls mainly on the 22nd of November, 1975","Answer":"Juan Carlos"},{"Category":"INSTRUMENTS OF CHANGE","Question":"Oh, it bellows: RANCID COO","Answer":"accordion"},{"Category":"BOOK NAMES","Question":"Nietzsche: \"Thus Spoke ____\"","Answer":"Zarathustra"},{"Category":"WHAT ARE YOU DOING?","Question":"Learning this Bantu language whose name comes from a word meaning \"of the coast\"","Answer":"Swahili"},{"Category":"COVER ME!","Question":"In 1979 this Sex Pistols bassist did \"My Way\", his way","Answer":"Sid Vicious"},{"Category":"IT HAPPENED IN NOVEMBER","Question":"In Nov. 1922, after years of searching, Lord Carnarvon & Howard Carter made this discovery","Answer":"Tutankhamen's tomb"},{"Category":"INSTRUMENTS OF CHANGE","Question":"Pear-shaped? Abso-lute-ly: NIL NOMAD","Answer":"mandolin"},{"Category":"BOOK NAMES","Question":"Alexander Solzhenitsyn: \"One Day in the Life of ____ ____\"","Answer":"Ivan Denisovich"},{"Category":"WHAT ARE YOU DOING?","Question":"Giving a room visual interest with this trim aka a dado rail; it protects plaster walls from the item in its name","Answer":"a chair rail"},{"Category":"COVER ME!","Question":"\"Are We Not Men? We Are\" this '80s group who covered the Stones' \"Satisfaction\"","Answer":"Devo"},{"Category":"I'M GOING \"INN\"","Question":"An indirect intimation about a person of a disparaging or derogatory nature","Answer":"innuendo"},{"Category":"ASIAN CAPITALS","Question":"Check out the Kokugikan Sumo Budokan Arena in this capital","Answer":"Tokyo"},{"Category":"I LOVE L.A. KERS","Question":"Kobe called it \"idiotic criticism\" that he hadn't (until 2009) won an NBA title without this teammate","Answer":"Shaquille O'Neal"},{"Category":"COOKING EQUIPMENT FOOD","Question":"Go to logcabinsyrups.com & you'll immediately see a stack of them","Answer":"pancakes"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL NAMES","Question":"As a boy Bolivia's president Evo Morales herded these pack animals","Answer":"llamas"},{"Category":"MYTHICAL CREATURES","Question":"This bird was said to embalm the ashes of its predecessor & then fly to Heliopolis","Answer":"the phoenix"},{"Category":"THE \"CO\"-CATEGORY","Question":"It's the smallest armed service of the United States","Answer":"the Coast Guard"},{"Category":"ASIAN CAPITALS","Question":"This capital lies on the north coast of West Java at the mouth of the Liwung River","Answer":"Jakarta"},{"Category":"I LOVE L.A. KERS","Question":"A wizard at passing the ball, this Laker is the NBA's all-time leader in assists per game","Answer":"Magic Johnson"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL NAMES","Question":"Alex Salmond, first minister of this country, wants to take it out of the United Kingdom","Answer":"Scotland"},{"Category":"MYTHICAL CREATURES","Question":"Marco Polo told us of this 3-letter bird that could carry an elephant in its claws","Answer":"the roc"},{"Category":"THE \"CO\"-CATEGORY","Question":"A Greek word for \"poppy\" gives us the name of this analgesic, an alkaloid of opium","Answer":"codeine"},{"Category":"ASIAN CAPITALS","Question":"Once the capital of the French protectorate of Tonkin, it's now the capital of an entire country","Answer":"Hanoi"},{"Category":"I LOVE L.A. KERS","Question":"This Laker giant was nicknamed \"The Big Dipper\" for his habit of dipping his head to fit through doorways","Answer":"Wilt Chamberlain"},{"Category":"COOKING EQUIPMENT FOOD","Question":"Made with cornmeal, it comes out of the oven so soft you have to eat it with the utensil in its name","Answer":"spoon bread"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL NAMES","Question":"4 times married, ex-German leader Gerhard Schroeder is aka Audi Man, for the car's symbol of 4 of these","Answer":"rings"},{"Category":"MYTHICAL CREATURES","Question":"The word \"panic\" comes from the name of a Greek god who was this type of creature","Answer":"a satyr"},{"Category":"THE \"CO\"-CATEGORY","Question":"It's a coop for sheep or pigeons","Answer":"a cote"},{"Category":"ASIAN CAPITALS","Question":"Inhabitants of this Armenian capital can see Mount Ararat, which is 35 miles to the south in Turkey","Answer":"Yerevan"},{"Category":"I LOVE L.A. KERS","Question":"This Hall-of-Fame guard & former Lakers GM is said to be the model for the player depicted in the NBA's logo","Answer":"Jerry West"},{"Category":"COOKING EQUIPMENT FOOD","Question":"Orville Redenbacher sells this sweet & salty treat as well as its more famous cousin","Answer":"kettle corn"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL NAMES","Question":"The U.N. ties of this Secretary-General date back to 1975, when he was a South Korean diplomat","Answer":"Ban Ki-moon"},{"Category":"MYTHICAL CREATURES","Question":"This winged creature sprang from the blood of Medusa after Perseus beheaded her","Answer":"Pegasus"},{"Category":"THE \"CO\"-CATEGORY","Question":"In 2009 Paul McCartney headlined this music fest near Palm Springs, California","Answer":"Coachella"},{"Category":"ASIAN CAPITALS","Question":"The name of this capital is Mongol for \"City of the Red Hero\"","Answer":"Ulan Bator"},{"Category":"I LOVE L.A. KERS","Question":"This flashy Lakers forward was nicknamed \"Big Game\" for his clutch playoff performances","Answer":"James Worthy"},{"Category":"COOKING EQUIPMENT FOOD","Question":"Bobby Flay's recipe for this includes as special equipment a rod to skewer the bird with","Answer":"rotisserie chicken"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL NAMES","Question":"In 2008 he succeeded his close ally Vladimir Putin as Russia's president","Answer":"Medvedev"},{"Category":"MYTHICAL CREATURES","Question":"If you know that a Kirin is the Japanese type of this mythological creature, pour yourself a beer","Answer":"unicorn"},{"Category":"THE \"CO\"-CATEGORY","Question":"It's an exclusive group or clique","Answer":"a coterie"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS","Question":"He was the last sitting president to run for re-election & finish third in the Electoral College","Answer":"William Howard Taft"},{"Category":"A DICKENSIAN NIGHTMARE","Question":"The prospect of an endless lawsuit winding through generations leaves a \"bleak\" vision","Answer":"Bleak House"},{"Category":"UNIVERSITY SPORTS TEAMS","Question":"While Harvard has the Crimson, this university has the Crimson Tide","Answer":"Alabama"},{"Category":"\"GENERAL\" JOB INFORMATION","Question":"Alberto Gonzales & Robert F. Kennedy both held this cabinet position","Answer":"Attorney General"},{"Category":"BATTLE TO NAME THE WAR","Question":"The Battle of Stalingrad","Answer":"World War II"},{"Category":"MAGAZINE FEATURES","Question":"Leading Off, Faces in the Crowd, Scorecard","Answer":"Sports Illustrated"},{"Category":"3-LETTER ABBREV.","Question":"Everyone has one: POV","Answer":"a point of view"},{"Category":"A DICKENSIAN NIGHTMARE","Question":"That wedding gown, that faded gown--I cannot get it, or poor Miss Havisham, out of my head","Answer":"Great Expectations"},{"Category":"UNIVERSITY SPORTS TEAMS","Question":"Penn State's teams, they were named partly for a mountain & partly for a creature that could defeat Princeton's Tigers","Answer":"the Nittany Lions"},{"Category":"\"GENERAL\" JOB INFORMATION","Question":"In 1775 the Continental Congress appointed man of letters Benjamin Franklin to this job","Answer":"postmaster general"},{"Category":"BATTLE TO NAME THE WAR","Question":"Quang Tri City; the cavalry was sent!","Answer":"the Vietnam War"},{"Category":"MAGAZINE FEATURES","Question":"Goings on About Town, The Talk of the Town, The Critics","Answer":"The New Yorker"},{"Category":"3-LETTER ABBREV.","Question":"On some forms & applications: DOB","Answer":"date of birth"},{"Category":"A DICKENSIAN NIGHTMARE","Question":"Bill was mean to his dog, Bull's Eye, then he killed Nancy... & so, I ran, but he kept gaining on me...","Answer":"Oliver Twist"},{"Category":"UNIVERSITY SPORTS TEAMS","Question":"You could say these athletes at UNLV aren't \"without a cause\"","Answer":"theRebels"},{"Category":"\"GENERAL\" JOB INFORMATION","Question":"It's the rank just below (the very model of a modern) major general","Answer":"brigadier general"},{"Category":"BATTLE TO NAME THE WAR","Question":"Quebec &, a year later, Trenton","Answer":"the Revolutionary War"},{"Category":"MAGAZINE FEATURES","Question":"Agenda, Fairground, Fanfair","Answer":"Vanity Fair"},{"Category":"3-LETTER ABBREV.","Question":"A religious group: LDS","Answer":"Latter Day Saints"},{"Category":"A DICKENSIAN NIGHTMARE","Question":"Oh no, it's the cruel headmaster of Salem House, Mr. Creakle, & his peg leg buddy, Tungay--will this never end?!","Answer":"David Copperfield"},{"Category":"\"GENERAL\" JOB INFORMATION","Question":"The U.N.'s website says this job is \"a spokesman for the interests of the world's peoples, in particular the poor\"","Answer":"the Secretary-General"},{"Category":"BATTLE TO NAME THE WAR","Question":"No one enjoyed the portions at Pork Chop Hill","Answer":"the Korean War"},{"Category":"MAGAZINE FEATURES","Question":"Star Tracks, Scoop, Chatter","Answer":"People"},{"Category":"3-LETTER ABBREV.","Question":"For tax purposes, the total amount you earned less deductions: AGI","Answer":"adjusted gross income"},{"Category":"A DICKENSIAN NIGHTMARE","Question":"It's no \"mystery\" why John Jasper haunts me--his fingers have knives on them!","Answer":"The Mystery of Edwin Drood"},{"Category":"UNIVERSITY SPORTS TEAMS","Question":"They're the sports teams of Fresno State as well as Georgia","Answer":"the Bulldogs"},{"Category":"\"GENERAL\" JOB INFORMATION","Question":"In 1870 Congress created this position to direct the Marine Hospital Service","Answer":"the Surgeon General"},{"Category":"BATTLE TO NAME THE WAR","Question":"Let me take you down, 'cause we're going to... Bosworth Field","Answer":"the War of the Roses"},{"Category":"MAGAZINE FEATURES","Question":"Your Shot, Where in the World?, Visions of Earth","Answer":"National Geographic"},{"Category":"3-LETTER ABBREV.","Question":"Organization founded by Carrie Chapman Catt in 1920: LWV","Answer":"the League of Women Voters"},{"Category":"PHILMOGRAPHIES","Question":"\"Jingle All the Way\", \"So I Married an Axe Murderer\" (plus 153 episodes of \"SNL\")","Answer":"Phil Hartman"},{"Category":"ARTISTS' RETREATS","Question":"\"Ariel\", \"Portnoy's Complaint\" & this 1969 mob novel were all written partly in Yaddo in Upstate N.Y.","Answer":"The Godfather"},{"Category":"GET SMART","Question":"Choline may help adult brains grow; one of these breakfast items has about a third of your RDA--want an omelette?","Answer":"an egg"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Instead of counties, this state has boroughs (or is it brrr-oughs?)","Answer":"Alaska"},{"Category":"\"CH\"ILL OUT!","Question":"15th century Pope Innocent VIII \"The Honest\" was the first pope to publicly admit having these","Answer":"children"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL PEOPLE & PLACES","Question":"Ezra was the leader of the Jews who returned from this land, by whose waters they had sat down & wept","Answer":"Babylon"},{"Category":"PHILMOGRAPHIES","Question":"\"A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum\", \"It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World\" (plus his own 1955-59 TV show)","Answer":"Phil Silvers"},{"Category":"ARTISTS' RETREATS","Question":"Proceeds from \"Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?\" helped him start a residency program on Long Island","Answer":"Edward Albee"},{"Category":"GET SMART","Question":"A study of 3,500 Japanese men's brains found those who did this in moderation aged better than those who didn't","Answer":"drank alcohol"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"This state capital is located on the Merrimack River about 15 miles north of Manchester","Answer":"Concord"},{"Category":"\"CH\"ILL OUT!","Question":"The Battle of Missionary Ridge was a chief encounter of the 1863 battle of this southeastern city","Answer":"Chattanooga"},{"Category":"PHILMOGRAPHIES","Question":"\"Buster\", \"Hook\", \"The Genesis Concert Movie\"","Answer":"Phil Collins"},{"Category":"ARTISTS' RETREATS","Question":"The patronage of Mabel Dodge Luhan made an artists' magnet of this town 55 miles from Santa Fe","Answer":"Taos, New Mexico"},{"Category":"GET SMART","Question":"A Boston study found doing this for 40 minutes a day builds up the cerebral cortex; monks must be really smart!","Answer":"meditate"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Tributaries of this Mississippi tributary include the Cheyenne, James & Platte","Answer":"the Missouri"},{"Category":"\"CH\"ILL OUT!","Question":"The Chinese call these kuaizi","Answer":"chopsticks"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL PEOPLE & PLACES","Question":"It was the wealthiest Greek city in Paul's time; he founded a church there & wrote 2 letters to its Christians","Answer":"Corinth"},{"Category":"PHILMOGRAPHIES","Question":"\"Doubt\", \"Capote\"","Answer":"Philip Seymour Hoffman"},{"Category":"ARTISTS' RETREATS","Question":"The colony bearing this single name features a barn poet Edna built from a Sears kit","Answer":"Millay"},{"Category":"GET SMART","Question":"Excess weight can interfere with this hormone, raising risk of diabetes & impairing brain function--so hit the gym, Einstein","Answer":"insulin"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"The Houston ship channel flows into this bay that shares its name with a city","Answer":"Galveston Bay"},{"Category":"\"CH\"ILL OUT!","Question":"Don't squawk if you're accused of having illegible handwriting, aka this","Answer":"chicken scratches"},{"Category":"PHILMOGRAPHIES","Question":"As a director: \"The Right Stuff\", \"Invasion of the Body Snatchers\"","Answer":"Philip Kaufman"},{"Category":"ARTISTS' RETREATS","Question":"Around 1912, 2 painters from the Art Institute of this city founded the Ox-Bow Institute in Saugatuck, Mich.","Answer":"Chicago"},{"Category":"GET SMART","Question":"A U. of California study found that listening to the too many notes in this guy's sonatas raised IQ scores 8-9 points","Answer":"Mozart"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"This N.C. peak, the highest east of the Mississippi, was named for the man who surveyed it, died on it & is buried at the top","Answer":"Mt. Mitchell"},{"Category":"\"CH\"ILL OUT!","Question":"Specific 5-letter term for the block of wood you wedge under the wheels when jacking up a car","Answer":"chock"},{"Category":"INFLUENTIAL 19th CENTURY THINKERS","Question":"At the University of Bonn in 1836, he was wounded in a duel with a member of an aristocratic Prussian fraternity","Answer":"Karl Marx"},{"Category":"STATE OF THE UNION","Question":"The Jack Daniel's distillery is in Lynchburg in this state","Answer":"Tennessee"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY RHYME TIME","Question":"Willis's Snapples and Cran-apples","Answer":"Bruce's juices"},{"Category":"NORM!","Question":"The dad of this First Gulf War general was a N.J. State Police bigwig & worked the Lindbergh kidnapping case","Answer":"Schwarzkopf"},{"Category":"iPOD, YOUTUBE OR WII","Question":"It was introduced as a way to \"put 1,000 songs in your pocket\"","Answer":"iPod"},{"Category":"ALL ASHORE FOR BIRD LORE","Question":"Lions don't like to attack ostriches because the big birds do this & can even kill the king of beasts this way","Answer":"kick"},{"Category":"THE ENGLISH TOP 100","Question":"It's No. 1, & no, you don't get a hint","Answer":"the"},{"Category":"STATE OF THE UNION","Question":"When Jimi Hendrix played \"The Star-Spangled Banner\" at Woodstock, he was strumming in this state","Answer":"New York"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY RHYME TIME","Question":"Ashton's meat sellers","Answer":"Kutcher's butchers"},{"Category":"iPOD, YOUTUBE OR WII","Question":"There are websites devoted to injuries suffered by its users, such as pulled muscles & bloodied hands","Answer":"Wii"},{"Category":"ALL ASHORE FOR BIRD LORE","Question":"This forward from French Lick, Indiana was NBA MVP 3 times in the 1980s","Answer":"Larry Bird"},{"Category":"THE ENGLISH TOP 100","Question":"This No. 30 must be obeyed","Answer":"she"},{"Category":"STATE OF THE UNION","Question":"The Trinity site in this state was the location of the USA's first atomic explosion","Answer":"New Mexico"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY RHYME TIME","Question":"Cattrall's rooms for hot, sweaty workouts","Answer":"Kim's gyms"},{"Category":"NORM!","Question":"In 1981 this \"All in the Family\" producer co-founded People for the American Way","Answer":"Norman Lear"},{"Category":"iPOD, YOUTUBE OR WII","Question":"This has been banned in Thailand, Turkey, Pakistan & Iran","Answer":"YouTube"},{"Category":"ALL ASHORE FOR BIRD LORE","Question":"This bird term for pro-war politicians was popular in the period leading up to the War of 1812","Answer":"hawks"},{"Category":"THE ENGLISH TOP 100","Question":"Self-congratulations, egotists! This word made it all the way to No. 10","Answer":"I"},{"Category":"STATE OF THE UNION","Question":"The Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport is in this state","Answer":"Rhode Island"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY RHYME TIME","Question":"Amanda's avenues","Answer":"Peet's streets"},{"Category":"NORM!","Question":"Think positively! You'll know this man who wrote the newspaper column \"Confident Living\"","Answer":"Peale"},{"Category":"iPOD, YOUTUBE OR WII","Question":"Its name was reportedly inspired by a line from \"2001: A Space Odyssey\"","Answer":"iPod"},{"Category":"ALL ASHORE FOR BIRD LORE","Question":"It's the color in the name of New Hampshire's state bird, a finch, & a state flower, a lilac","Answer":"purple"},{"Category":"THE ENGLISH TOP 100","Question":"No. 2, this verb form is a homophone of a letter of the alphabet","Answer":"be"},{"Category":"STATE OF THE UNION","Question":"\"Where The Columbines Grow\" is its official state song","Answer":"Colorado"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY RHYME TIME","Question":"Lauer's chiropterans","Answer":"Matt's bats"},{"Category":"NORM!","Question":"1968 \"The Armies of the Night\" won him a Pulitzer & the National Book Award","Answer":"Norman Mailer"},{"Category":"iPOD, YOUTUBE OR WII","Question":"Britain's Prince William got one last Christmas & Queen Elizabeth promptly commandeered it","Answer":"Wii"},{"Category":"ALL ASHORE FOR BIRD LORE","Question":"Like its relative the peacock, the Argus type of this bird has \"eyes\" in its elaborate tail feathers","Answer":"the pheasant"},{"Category":"THE ENGLISH TOP 100","Question":"Title of the Beatles song that tells us \"life is very short\"--5 words: Nos. 27, 53, 87, 11, 43","Answer":"\"We Can Work It Out\""},{"Category":"BRASS","Question":"In 1989 this son of Jamaican immigrants became Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff","Answer":"Powell"},{"Category":"STRINGS","Question":"When this product was introduced in 1972, it was said to have a full \"quarter mile\" of fun shot out of a can","Answer":"Silly String"},{"Category":"WOOD & WIND","Question":"This author wrote of Fangorn Forest, named for the oldest of the Ents-or was the Ent named for the forest?","Answer":"Tolkien"},{"Category":"\"PER\"CUSSION","Question":"A type of fish, or to sit on an elevated platform","Answer":"perch"},{"Category":"CONDUCTORS","Question":"The Lone Ranger could tell you this precious metal is the best conductor of electricity among metals","Answer":"silver"},{"Category":"SYMPHONIES ON FILM","Question":"The Philadelphia Orchestra played Beethoven's \"Pastoral Symphony\" for this 1940 Disney film","Answer":"Fantasia"},{"Category":"BRASS","Question":"If you don't know he was made commander of the 2nd Armored Tank Division in April 1941, I'll slap you silly","Answer":"Patton"},{"Category":"STRINGS","Question":"In the 1630s it was a backup bow & arrow part; today it means backup on a sports team","Answer":"second string"},{"Category":"WOOD & WIND","Question":"In this Herman Wouk tale, Pug Henry is an advisor to FDR prior to the attack on Pearl Harbor","Answer":"The Winds of War"},{"Category":"SYMPHONIES ON FILM","Question":"This Russian director's Mexico footage was compiled as \"Mexican Symphony\" in 1941","Answer":"Eisenstein"},{"Category":"BRASS","Question":"We shall return to this man who graduated from West Point in 1903 with the highest honors in his class","Answer":"Doug MacArthur"},{"Category":"STRINGS","Question":"To make this candy, put a string in a glass of sugar & water that was boiled to a syrup & let stand for a week","Answer":"rock candy"},{"Category":"WOOD & WIND","Question":"His play \"Under Milk Wood\", about the inhabitants of a Welsh seaside town, was published posthumously","Answer":"Dylan Thomas"},{"Category":"\"PER\"CUSSION","Question":"Russian for \"rebuilding\", this term was first used by Gorbachev in the mid-1980s","Answer":"perestroika"},{"Category":"CONDUCTORS","Question":"Unlike most nonmetals, this element with the symbol B is a workable conductor","Answer":"boron"},{"Category":"SYMPHONIES ON FILM","Question":"In 1998's \"Serengeti Symphony\", the title nature reserve in this country is shown with only music & natural sound","Answer":"Tanzania"},{"Category":"BRASS","Question":"A 10-man, 22-ton \"infantry fighting vehicle\" named for this general has a 2-man turret & a 25mm cannon","Answer":"Bradley"},{"Category":"STRINGS","Question":"According to Bud Collins' \"Encyclopedia of Modern Tennis\", the best of this string material comes from cows","Answer":"gut"},{"Category":"WOOD & WIND","Question":"The line \"O wild west wind, thou breath of autumn's being\" starts an 1819 ode by this man","Answer":"Percy Shelley"},{"Category":"\"PER\"CUSSION","Question":"This daughter of Zeus & Demeter made regular trips to Hades","Answer":"Persephone"},{"Category":"CONDUCTORS","Question":"It's the term for material that conducts at high temperatures & insulates at low temperatures","Answer":"a semiconductor"},{"Category":"BRASS","Question":"In 1864 Democrats nominated this Union general for president, though he repudiated their platform","Answer":"George McClellan"},{"Category":"STRINGS","Question":"The hope behind String Theory is that it will result in this, sometimes shortened to \"T.O.E.\"","Answer":"the theory of everything"},{"Category":"WOOD & WIND","Question":"This Frost poem ends with \"And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep\"","Answer":"\"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening\""},{"Category":"\"PER\"CUSSION","Question":"11-letter word for the sac containing the heart","Answer":"pericardium"},{"Category":"SYMPHONIES ON FILM","Question":"The 1934 drama \"The Unfinished Symphony\" was director Anthony Asquith's tribute to this Austrian composer","Answer":"Shubert"},{"Category":"HISTORIC PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS","Question":"On May 15, 1768 France bought this island from Genoa for 2 million livres","Answer":"Corsica"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Of Hawaii's 8 main islands, this one receives the lion's share of the tourist dollars","Answer":"Oahu"},{"Category":"FIRST NAME'S THE SAME","Question":"Cash, Depp","Answer":"Johnny"},{"Category":"NOVELS","Question":"The 1719 1st edition told of him \"having been cast on shore by shipwreck, wherein all... men perished but himself\"","Answer":"Robinson Crusoe"},{"Category":"BRIGHT IDEAS","Question":"Edwin Budding adapted a rotary shearer used to remove excess fibers from carpets into this outdoor tool","Answer":"the lawnmower"},{"Category":"TEENS IN HISTORY","Question":"In 1468 this teen was recognized as heiress to the throne of Castile","Answer":"Queen Isabella"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME","Question":"An intelligent beginning","Answer":"a smart start"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"When the Russians owned Alaska, they referred to this tall peak as Bolshaya Gora","Answer":"Mt. McKinley"},{"Category":"FIRST NAME'S THE SAME","Question":"Bakula, Wolf","Answer":"Scott"},{"Category":"NOVELS","Question":"Even the epilogue is lengthy in this 1869 Tolstoy epic; it comes out in 2 parts &, in our copy, is 105 pages long","Answer":"War and Peace"},{"Category":"BRIGHT IDEAS","Question":"In 1948 scientists at Bristol-Meyers \"buffered\" this medicine for the first time","Answer":"aspirin"},{"Category":"TEENS IN HISTORY","Question":"She was a teenage farm girl when she beat the famous marksman Frank Butler in an 1870s shooting match","Answer":"Annie Oakley"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME","Question":"A more obese baseball slugger","Answer":"a fatter batter"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"This river begins in Colorado & empties into the Gulf of Mexico near Brownsville, Texas","Answer":"Rio Grande"},{"Category":"FIRST NAME'S THE SAME","Question":"Carey, Bledsoe","Answer":"Drew"},{"Category":"NOVELS","Question":"This 1939 Steinbeck novel helped publicize the plight of Dust Bowl refugees","Answer":"The Grapes of Wrath"},{"Category":"BRIGHT IDEAS","Question":"Lawrence Sperry used the gyroscope his dad developed in this device that keeps planes on course without human aid","Answer":"autopilot"},{"Category":"TEENS IN HISTORY","Question":"In the 1850s this future sculptor failed the Ecole des Beaux-Arts entrance exam 3 times (think about it)","Answer":"Rodin"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME","Question":"A wealthy sorceress","Answer":"a rich witch"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Florida's panhandle borders these 2 states","Answer":"Alabama and Georgia"},{"Category":"FIRST NAME'S THE SAME","Question":"Lillard, Modine","Answer":"Matthew"},{"Category":"NOVELS","Question":"Chapter 10 of this 1960 novel begins, \"Atticus was feeble: he was nearly fifty\"","Answer":"To Kill a Mockingbird"},{"Category":"BRIGHT IDEAS","Question":"In 1882 Schuyler Wheeler put a propellor on the shaft of an electric motor & created this--how cool!","Answer":"a fan"},{"Category":"TEENS IN HISTORY","Question":"Betrothed as a teen to her creepy cousin in 1744, she later became a \"Great\" empress of Russia","Answer":"Catherine the Great"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME","Question":"Written text of a movie about an underground burial chamber","Answer":"a crypt script"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"This large lake on the New York-Vermont border is Vermont's lowest point","Answer":"Lake Champlain"},{"Category":"FIRST NAME'S THE SAME","Question":"Connelly, Garner, Holliday","Answer":"Jennifer"},{"Category":"NOVELS","Question":"Published in 1949, this futuristic tale is set in Oceania, a few years before you were born","Answer":"1984"},{"Category":"BRIGHT IDEAS","Question":"James Fergason invented this type of \"display\" that found an early use in calculators","Answer":"LCD"},{"Category":"TEENS IN HISTORY","Question":"Apprenticed to a British shipowner as a teen in the 1740s, he became one of the great explorers of the Pacific","Answer":"Captain Cook"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME","Question":"Voraciously eat an \"all-purpose\" baking ingredient","Answer":"devour flour"},{"Category":"CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS","Question":"Of particular interest to the NRA is the amendment that allows us \"to keep & bear\" these","Answer":"arms"},{"Category":"SPORTS OF THE FEMALE OLYMPIANS","Question":"Mia Hamm, Brandi Chastain & their 9 teammates on the field","Answer":"soccer"},{"Category":"LOW CUT GENES","Question":"Because they develop from a single ovum, this variety of twins has the same genetic makeup","Answer":"identical"},{"Category":"IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"This math term comes from the Latin frangere, \"to break\"","Answer":"fraction"},{"Category":"FINE DINING","Question":"A Vacherin dessert features this crisp concoction of beaten egg whites & sugar","Answer":"meringue"},{"Category":"TAKE OUT","Question":"It's the common operation to remove 2 small oval masses of tissue at the back of the mouth","Answer":"a tonsillectomy"},{"Category":"CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS","Question":"Under the 5th Amendment, 1 of the 3 things that no person shall be deprived of \"without due process of law\"","Answer":"life"},{"Category":"SPORTS OF THE FEMALE OLYMPIANS","Question":"Sheryl Swoopes, Lisa Leslie & their 3 teammates on the floor","Answer":"basketball"},{"Category":"LOW CUT GENES","Question":"Genes that affect hereditary traits are called alleles & are either \"dominant\" or this","Answer":"recessive"},{"Category":"IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"This synonym for \"room\" can precede music & maid","Answer":"chamber"},{"Category":"FINE DINING","Question":"NYC sushi chef Masa Takayama has paid more than $120 a pound for this fish--a bit pricier than Star-Kist's","Answer":"tuna"},{"Category":"TAKE OUT","Question":"A rhytidectomy removes these surgically; botox takes them out another way","Answer":"wrinkles"},{"Category":"CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS","Question":"The 13th Amendment, which abolished slavery, was ratified in this year","Answer":"1865"},{"Category":"SPORTS OF THE FEMALE OLYMPIANS","Question":"Misty May & Kerri Walsh","Answer":"beach volleyball"},{"Category":"LOW CUT GENES","Question":"Since the 1980s this hormone used by diabetics has been produced by genetically engineered bacteria","Answer":"insulin"},{"Category":"IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"The name of this 6-pointed star comes from the Greek for \"six\" & \"letter\"","Answer":"a hexagram"},{"Category":"FINE DINING","Question":"This word for a French stew is pronounced the same as a pasta sauce brand","Answer":"ragout"},{"Category":"TAKE OUT","Question":"A lobectomy removes one of the 5 lobes of the lungs; a lobotomy takes out part of this organ","Answer":"the brain"},{"Category":"CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS","Question":"The 24th Amendment says you don't have to pay this type of tax, or any other in order to vote","Answer":"poll"},{"Category":"SPORTS OF THE FEMALE OLYMPIANS","Question":"Mohini Bhardwaj, Courtney Kupets & their 4 teammates","Answer":"gymnastics"},{"Category":"LOW CUT GENES","Question":"A pair of chromosomes with this 2-letter designation makes a woman a woman","Answer":"XX"},{"Category":"IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"The name of this African equine comes from the Portuguese for \"wild ass\"","Answer":"a zebra"},{"Category":"FINE DINING","Question":"A company at Union Wharf in Portland ships all kinds of seafood, but is called \"Maine\" this creature \"Direct\"","Answer":"Lobster"},{"Category":"TAKE OUT","Question":"A keratotomy is an incision of this eye part; a keratectomy removes part of it","Answer":"the cornea"},{"Category":"CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS","Question":"Decade when the 27th & last amendment, having to do with pay raises in Congress, took effect","Answer":"the 1990s"},{"Category":"SPORTS OF THE FEMALE OLYMPIANS","Question":"Lisa Fernandez, Jennie Finch & their 7 teammates on the field","Answer":"softball"},{"Category":"LOW CUT GENES","Question":"Named for a German neuropathologist, this memory loss disease may be caused by a gene on chromosome 21","Answer":"Alzheimer's disease"},{"Category":"IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"This cutting implement has the same name as a type of dive & a kind of trailer-truck accident","Answer":"a jackknife"},{"Category":"FINE DINING","Question":"En croute, as in salmon en croute, is French for \"in\" this, also found on toast","Answer":"crust"},{"Category":"TAKE OUT","Question":"The embolus removed from an artery in an embolectomy is usually one of these obstructions","Answer":"aclot"},{"Category":"MOUNTAINS","Question":"To trek through its Khumbu Icefall, Lhotse Face & South Col, your team needs a $70,000 permit from Nepal's government","Answer":"Mount Everest"},{"Category":"COMMON BONDS","Question":"Fife, Rubble, Miller","Answer":"Barney"},{"Category":"SIMPLE SCIENCE","Question":"State of matter a substance is in after it's gone through evaporation","Answer":"gaseous"},{"Category":"ROCK MUSIC","Question":"In April of 1990 she began her worldwide \"Blond Ambition\" tour to promote her CD \"I'm Breathless\"","Answer":"Madonna"},{"Category":"AT THE BUILDING SITE","Question":"He's got the building wired for \"current\" affairs","Answer":"an electrician"},{"Category":"HEY, GOOD-LOOKIN'","Question":"A 4-legged one may be a vixen; a 2-legged one may be a vixen, too","Answer":"a fox"},{"Category":"WHAT'CHA GOT COOKIN'?","Question":"I'm boiling these to mix with red cabbage; it's too darn hot to roast them on an open fire","Answer":"chestnuts"},{"Category":"COMMON BONDS","Question":"Foehn, Zephyr, Simoom","Answer":"winds"},{"Category":"SIMPLE SCIENCE","Question":"Number of sides on a honeycomb cell or on a snowflake","Answer":"6"},{"Category":"ROCK MUSIC","Question":"His \"Doggystyle\" CD was the first debut album ever to enter the Billboard charts at No. 1","Answer":"Snoop Doggy Dogg"},{"Category":"AT THE BUILDING SITE","Question":"The current affairs this person deals with are labelled H & C","Answer":"the plumber"},{"Category":"HEY, GOOD-LOOKIN'","Question":"In a 1979 film, Dudley Moore gives her a rating of 11 on a scale of 1-10","Answer":"Bo Derek"},{"Category":"WHAT'CHA GOT COOKIN'?","Question":"Don't be intimidated by the skewers; I'll use them on the marinated lamb to make this","Answer":"shish kabob"},{"Category":"COMMON BONDS","Question":"Shirt, kite, donkey","Answer":"tails"},{"Category":"SIMPLE SCIENCE","Question":"We wouldn't fib, your fibula runs parallel with this bone","Answer":"your tibia"},{"Category":"AT THE BUILDING SITE","Question":"A Fats Waller is a pianist & this \"waller\" is an installer of plasterboard","Answer":"a drywaller"},{"Category":"HEY, GOOD-LOOKIN'","Question":"In boxing, it's when you've fallen & you can't get up","Answer":"a knockout"},{"Category":"WHAT'CHA GOT COOKIN'?","Question":"I'm making passover breakfast fun by using this unleavened bread in a version of French toast","Answer":"matzah"},{"Category":"COMMON BONDS","Question":"Roofs, halos, quantum mechanics","Answer":"things that are over my head"},{"Category":"SIMPLE SCIENCE","Question":"A poison in pure form, this element used as a germicide on cuts has a chemical symbol that's a pronoun","Answer":"iodine"},{"Category":"ROCK MUSIC","Question":"This Seattle grunge band backed Neil Young on his \"Mirror Ball\" CD","Answer":"Pearl Jam"},{"Category":"AT THE BUILDING SITE","Question":"He'll get you stoned or brickworked, & maybe even teach you a secret handshake","Answer":"a mason"},{"Category":"HEY, GOOD-LOOKIN'","Question":"Psalm 8 declares, \"Out of the mouth of\" these \"and sucklings hast thou ordained strength\"","Answer":"babes"},{"Category":"WHAT'CHA GOT COOKIN'?","Question":"I'm sauteeing this organ meat in butter & lemon juice, as you'd know, if you had any","Answer":"brains"},{"Category":"SIMPLE SCIENCE","Question":"French mathematician who devised the plotting system that uses coordinates named for him","Answer":"Rene Descartes"},{"Category":"ROCK MUSIC","Question":"He recorded his 1982 hit album, \"Nebraska\", as a series of demos on a 4-track machine at home","Answer":"Bruce Springsteen"},{"Category":"AT THE BUILDING SITE","Question":"A teacher could handle this, the moving of earth to form a smooth surface for a roadway","Answer":"a grader"},{"Category":"HEY, GOOD-LOOKIN'","Question":"An explosive device, a stunning revelation, or a stunning blonde","Answer":"a bombshell"},{"Category":"WHAT'CHA GOT COOKIN'?","Question":"This clear meat soup will be finished in a jiffy; actually, \"finished\" is what its name means","Answer":"a consommé"},{"Category":"LITERARY HOUSES","Question":"Harry Angstrom's house burns to the ground in this author's 1971 novel \"Rabbit Redux\"","Answer":"Updike"},{"Category":"THE MAINE ATTRACTION","Question":"Summer is the time for Whatever Week, a celebration of the Kennebec River in this state capital","Answer":"Augusta"},{"Category":"ACTRESSES","Question":"Ralph Macchio's love interest in \"The Karate Kid\", she took a darker turn in \"Leaving Las Vegas\"","Answer":"Elisabeth Shue"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"M\"","Question":"Diamond deposit; it ain't yours! (4)","Answer":"mine"},{"Category":"IT'S GREEK MYTHOLOGY TO ME","Question":"Menelaus not only wanted this wife back, but the treasure Paris stole along with her","Answer":"Helen"},{"Category":"TAKE A GUESS","Question":"Gwilym is the Welsh form of this name that's been popular in England for centuries","Answer":"William"},{"Category":"LITERARY HOUSES","Question":"In this Anne Tyler novel, a travel writer breaks his leg & moves into his siblings' home","Answer":"The Accidental Tourist"},{"Category":"THE MAINE ATTRACTION","Question":"Parson's Way, a scenic walkway in Kennebunkport, passes near this former president's home, Walker's Point","Answer":"Bush"},{"Category":"ACTRESSES","Question":"Her first name honors the playwriting partner of Russel Crouse, her father","Answer":"Lindsey Crouse"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"M\"","Question":"When it's \"praying\", it's preying (6)","Answer":"mantis"},{"Category":"IT'S GREEK MYTHOLOGY TO ME","Question":"This god zapped Salmoneus into oblivion for trying to imitate his thunder & lightning","Answer":"Zeus"},{"Category":"TAKE A GUESS","Question":"John David Joyce set a Guinness record by doing this continuously in a hammock for 240 hours","Answer":"rocking"},{"Category":"THE MAINE ATTRACTION","Question":"Maine is so famous for these berries that the town of Machias honors them with a festival","Answer":"blueberries"},{"Category":"ACTRESSES","Question":"Tamara Dobson fought drugs as \"Cleopatra Jones\" in 1973, 10 years after this woman was \"Cleopatra\"","Answer":"Liz Taylor"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"M\"","Question":"Actor Fredric's month (5)","Answer":"March"},{"Category":"IT'S GREEK MYTHOLOGY TO ME","Question":"This war god wasn't too successful in battle; he was once captured & stuck in a jar for 13 months","Answer":"Ares"},{"Category":"TAKE A GUESS","Question":"Of a pogo stick injury, a dense winter fog or the bite of a comic strip possum, what a pogonip is","Answer":"a dense winter fog"},{"Category":"LITERARY HOUSES","Question":"In the novel by Isabel Allende, Clara del Valle Trueba shares a house with these title entities","Answer":"the Spirits"},{"Category":"THE MAINE ATTRACTION","Question":"A national wildlife refuge near Kittery is named for this biologist who wrote \"Silent Spring\"","Answer":"Rachel Carson"},{"Category":"ACTRESSES","Question":"This star brought \"Beaches\" & \"For the Boys\" to the screen through her All Girl Productions","Answer":"Bette Midler"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"M\"","Question":"Stubborn slippers (5)","Answer":"mules"},{"Category":"IT'S GREEK MYTHOLOGY TO ME","Question":"This underworld kingpin had a helmet that made him invisible; after all, his name means \"the unseen\"","Answer":"Hades"},{"Category":"TAKE A GUESS","Question":"2 of the 4 actors who earned 1974 Oscar nominations for \"The Godfather Part II\"; one of them won","Answer":"Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Michael V. Gazzo, & Lee Strasberg"},{"Category":"LITERARY HOUSES","Question":"In this novel by John Kennedy Toole, Ignatius J. Reilly lives with his mother in her New Orleans home","Answer":"The Confederacy of Dunces"},{"Category":"THE MAINE ATTRACTION","Question":"It's the only National Park in all of New England","Answer":"Acadia"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"M\"","Question":"Eggplant entree, in Greece (6)","Answer":"musaka"},{"Category":"IT'S GREEK MYTHOLOGY TO ME","Question":"Atalanta excelled in this blood sport of which Artemis was goddess","Answer":"hunting"},{"Category":"TAKE A GUESS","Question":"Armenia is bordered by this other \"A\" country on the East & on the Southwest","Answer":"Azerbaijan"},{"Category":"ASIA","Question":"19th century novelist Jose Rizal was a hero of this country's independence movement","Answer":"the Philippines"},{"Category":"FARAWAY PLACES","Question":"This large African desert is home to 2 million people, about as many as Utah","Answer":"Sahara"},{"Category":"BIRDS! BIRDS! BIRDS!","Question":"It loves to swim, but this bird seen here is one of the few that do not fly","Answer":"Penguin"},{"Category":"CANDY & GUM SLOGANS","Question":"\"Gimme a Break, Gimme a Break, Break Me Off a Piece\" of this candy bar","Answer":"Kit Kat"},{"Category":"THOSE WACKY GERMANS","Question":"Gesundheit, meaning \"health\", is what Germans say instead of \"bless you\" when you do this","Answer":"Sneeze"},{"Category":"CARTOONS","Question":"On Saturday morning, this Disney hero attends Prometheus Academy","Answer":"Hercules"},{"Category":"THE \"X\" FILES","Question":"A shortened form of Christmas is spelled this way","Answer":"Xmas"},{"Category":"FARAWAY PLACES","Question":"This land that's north of England has odd place names lile Loch Lochy & Loch Oich","Answer":"Scotland"},{"Category":"BIRDS! BIRDS! BIRDS!","Question":"Seen here, the great horned type of this bird is found from Alaska to South America","Answer":"Owl"},{"Category":"CANDY & GUM SLOGANS","Question":"\"The Milk Chocolate Melts in Your Mouth -- not in Your Hand\"","Answer":"M&M's"},{"Category":"THOSE WACKY GERMANS","Question":"The food many Germans like best is wurst, which are these hot-dog-shaped meat treats","Answer":"Sausages"},{"Category":"CARTOONS","Question":"The monster seen here (Godzilla) originally appeared in movies from this country","Answer":"Japan"},{"Category":"THE \"X\" FILES","Question":"High-energy radiation used to take a picture of your insides","Answer":"X-rays"},{"Category":"FARAWAY PLACES","Question":"The Forbidden City is at the heart of this capital of China, also called Peking","Answer":"Beijing"},{"Category":"BIRDS! BIRDS! BIRDS!","Question":"The largest bird in the world, this one, seen here, is also the fastest on land","Answer":"Ostrich"},{"Category":"CANDY & GUM SLOGANS","Question":"\"The Great American Chocolate Bar\"","Answer":"Hershey's"},{"Category":"THOSE WACKY GERMANS","Question":"Germans decorate Christmas trees with silvery strings & call it the \"hair\" of these heavenly beings","Answer":"Angels"},{"Category":"CARTOONS","Question":"This \"Funnie\" middle school student got his first movie in March 1999","Answer":"Doug"},{"Category":"THE \"X\" FILES","Question":"Breastplated \"Warrior Princess\" played by Lucy Lawless","Answer":"Xena"},{"Category":"FARAWAY PLACES","Question":"To get from Africa to Arabia, you cross (or part) this sea that has a colorful name","Answer":"Red Sea"},{"Category":"BIRDS! BIRDS! BIRDS!","Question":"The colorful macaw variety of this bird is seen here","Answer":"Parrot"},{"Category":"CANDY & GUM SLOGANS","Question":"\"4 Out of 5 Dentists Surveyed Recommend Sugarless Gum for their Patients who Chew Gum\"","Answer":"Trident"},{"Category":"THOSE WACKY GERMANS","Question":"From 1949 to 1990 Germany was split into 2 countries, which were called this","Answer":"East & West Germany"},{"Category":"CARTOONS","Question":"Ms. Frizzle, a science teacher, drives this title vehicle","Answer":"The Magic School Bus"},{"Category":"THE \"X\" FILES","Question":"A percussion instrument played with small mallets","Answer":"Xylophone"},{"Category":"FARAWAY PLACES","Question":"In 1999 all of Nunavut became a territory in this country, the second largest in area in the world","Answer":"Canada"},{"Category":"BIRDS! BIRDS! BIRDS!","Question":"A national symbol, this endangered bird has been making a comeback in recent years","Answer":"Bald eagle"},{"Category":"CANDY & GUM SLOGANS","Question":"\"Packed with Peanuts\", it \"Really Satisfies\"","Answer":"Snickers"},{"Category":"THOSE WACKY GERMANS","Question":"A rathaus isn't as bad as it sounds: it's this \"hall\" where the mayor might work","Answer":"City hall"},{"Category":"CARTOONS","Question":"Bubbles, Blossom & Buttercup make up this group devoted to \"Saving the Day Before Bedtime\"","Answer":"The Powerpuff Girls"},{"Category":"THE \"X\" FILES","Question":"A trademarked name, it's often used as a synonym for a photocopy","Answer":"Xerox"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"On April 12, 1861 Confederate general Beauregard attacked this fort in Charleston Harbor","Answer":"Fort Sumter"},{"Category":"LANGUAGES","Question":"Romanian developed from this language of the ancient Romans","Answer":"Latin"},{"Category":"NURSERY RHYMES","Question":"Simple Simon met him \"going to the fair\"","Answer":"A pieman"},{"Category":"ARE WE THERE YET?","Question":"Take a trolley to tour the National Cathedral, Georgetown & the Smithsonian in this city","Answer":"Washington, D.C."},{"Category":"CLASSICAL MUSIC","Question":"This German composer's 5th Symphony in C Minor has a famous opening","Answer":"Ludwig van Beethoven"},{"Category":"WHOSE IS IT?","Question":"2 by 2 the animals were put on this \"ark\"","Answer":"Noah's Ark"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"In his second inaugural address, he said about slavery, \"All know that this...was, somehow, the cause of the war\"","Answer":"Abraham Lincoln"},{"Category":"LANGUAGES","Question":"Athenians speak the Attic dialect of this language","Answer":"Greek"},{"Category":"NURSERY RHYMES","Question":"One little pig \"went to market\"; one little pig \"stayed at home\"; one little pig ate this meat","Answer":"Roast beef"},{"Category":"ARE WE THERE YET?","Question":"A theme park in Brainerd, Minnesota welcomes you with a 26-foot-tall statue of this lumberjack","Answer":"Paul Bunyan"},{"Category":"CLASSICAL MUSIC","Question":"Escamillo is a toreador in \"Carmen\", an opera set in this European country","Answer":"Spain"},{"Category":"WHOSE IS IT?","Question":"This \"apple\" is at the front of men's throats","Answer":"Adam's apple"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"The greatest battle fought in the Western Hemisphere has the \"address\" of this small Pennsylvania town","Answer":"Gettysburg"},{"Category":"LANGUAGES","Question":"Most of the classes in Quebec schools are taught in this language","Answer":"French"},{"Category":"NURSERY RHYMES","Question":"Did you ever see such a thing in your life? The farmer's wife cut off their tails \"with a carving knife\"","Answer":"Three Blind Mice"},{"Category":"ARE WE THERE YET?","Question":"Start early; the 4 presidents sculpted on this mountain are best viewed in morning light","Answer":"Mount Rushmore"},{"Category":"CLASSICAL MUSIC","Question":"The music of this Tchaikovsky \"Suite\" comes from his 1892 ballet, popular at Christmas","Answer":"\"The Nutcracker\""},{"Category":"WHOSE IS IT?","Question":"Ben Franklin used a pen name to publish this almanac from 1732 to 1757","Answer":"Poor Richard's Almanack"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"When this general accepted Robert E. Lee's surrender at Appomattox, he was wearing a mud-splattered private's coat","Answer":"Ulysses S. Grant"},{"Category":"LANGUAGES","Question":"Javanese is the native language of about 60 million people on the island of Java in this country","Answer":"Indonesia"},{"Category":"NURSERY RHYMES","Question":"\"Hey Diddle, Diddle!\" After the little dog laughed, these 2 things ran off together","Answer":"Dish & spoon"},{"Category":"ARE WE THERE YET?","Question":"The Congress Street Bridge is where Bostonians recreate this historic event every December","Answer":"Boston Tea Party"},{"Category":"CLASSICAL MUSIC","Question":"Prokofiev wrote a famous orchestra piece called \"Peter and\" this animal","Answer":"The wolf"},{"Category":"WHOSE IS IT?","Question":"The Battle of the Little Bighorn, won by the Sioux, also has this \"final\" name","Answer":"Custer's Last Stand"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"In February 1861 6 Southern states founded the Confederate States of America & elected him president","Answer":"Jefferson Davis"},{"Category":"LANGUAGES","Question":"Most of the people of Brazil speak this official language","Answer":"Portuguese"},{"Category":"NURSERY RHYMES","Question":"It's what Peter, Peter ate; later he kept his wife in the shell of one","Answer":"Pumpkin"},{"Category":"ARE WE THERE YET?","Question":"This oldest national park has entrances in Wyoming & Montana","Answer":"Yellowstone"},{"Category":"CLASSICAL MUSIC","Question":"This Austrian child prodigy began composing minuets when he was only 5","Answer":"Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart"},{"Category":"WHOSE IS IT?","Question":"This \"heel\" is named for thr only place a famous Greek warrior could be wounded","Answer":"Achilles' heel"},{"Category":"EMPIRES","Question":"In the early 1800s, this man's empire included the duchy of Warsaw, the kingdom of Naples & Spain","Answer":"Napoleon"},{"Category":"A SHAKESPEARE PLAY, FOR OPENERS","Question":"This play opens on the battlements of the castle at Elsinore as Barnardo asks, \"who's there?\"","Answer":"Hamlet"},{"Category":"THAT'S BUSINESS","Question":"He started a book business from his home in 1873; his son William joined forces with G. Clifford Noble in 1917","Answer":"Barnes"},{"Category":"NURSERY RHYMES","Question":"Peter, Peter was an eater of this; he kept his wife in its shell","Answer":"pumpkin"},{"Category":"INLETS","Question":"This largest Alaskan city lies at the head of cook inlet on the Kenai peninsula","Answer":"Anchorage"},{"Category":"THE EVOLUTION OF \"M\"USIC","Question":"This '60s \"Nights in White Satin\" band has another color in its name","Answer":"Moody Blues"},{"Category":"FOREIGN","Question":"In Portuguese, domingo is this day of the week","Answer":"Sunday"},{"Category":"A SHAKESPEARE PLAY, FOR OPENERS","Question":"\"Othello\" opens with Roderigo addressing this villain: \"Tush, never tell me; I take it much unkindly\"","Answer":"Iago"},{"Category":"THAT'S BUSINESS","Question":"In 1997 Tyco International moved to this U.K. territory in the Atlantic for tax purposes","Answer":"Bermuda"},{"Category":"NURSERY RHYMES","Question":"\"I had a little hobby-horse and it was dapple gray; its head was made of pea-straw, its tail was made of\" this","Answer":"hay"},{"Category":"INLETS","Question":"Big ships must pass through Admiralty Inlet to enter or leave this Washington State sound","Answer":"Puget Sound"},{"Category":"THE EVOLUTION OF \"M\"USIC","Question":"1974's \"Mandy\" was his first Top 40 hit--& it reached No.1","Answer":"Barry Manilow"},{"Category":"FOREIGN","Question":"In French, l'oiseau is this; it sports les plumes","Answer":"a bird"},{"Category":"A SHAKESPEARE PLAY, FOR OPENERS","Question":"The chorus of \"Romeo & Juliet\" tells us it's in this city \"where we lay our scene\"","Answer":"Verona"},{"Category":"THAT'S BUSINESS","Question":"An Italian clothier is known as the United Colors of this","Answer":"Benetton"},{"Category":"NURSERY RHYMES","Question":"In a counting nursery rhyme, they were \"a-courting\", \"in the kitchen\" & \"a-waiting\"","Answer":"maids"},{"Category":"INLETS","Question":"Faxa Bay in the North Atlantic is between this country's Snaefells & Reykjanes peninsulas","Answer":"Iceland"},{"Category":"THE EVOLUTION OF \"M\"USIC","Question":"This singer of \"Jack & Diane\" had to fight to record under his own name","Answer":"John Mellencamp"},{"Category":"FOREIGN","Question":"If Popeye spoke Hebrew he'd ask for tered, this","Answer":"spinach"},{"Category":"A SHAKESPEARE PLAY, FOR OPENERS","Question":"Completes the opening sentence \"Now is the winter of our discontent made glorious summer by this sun of...\"","Answer":"York"},{"Category":"THAT'S BUSINESS","Question":"In 1851 this company started using a logo with a man in the moon & 13 stars; now it uses its initials","Answer":"Proctor & Gamble"},{"Category":"NURSERY RHYMES","Question":"While \"January brings the snow\", \"may brings flocks of pretty\" these, \"skipping by their fleecy dams\"","Answer":"lambs"},{"Category":"INLETS","Question":"This Chilean city whose name means \"valley of paradise\" lies on a wide inlet of the Pacific","Answer":"Valparaiso"},{"Category":"THE EVOLUTION OF \"M\"USIC","Question":"In the '90s it was \"Enter Sandman\" with this group","Answer":"Metallica"},{"Category":"FOREIGN","Question":"Tredici is Italian for this symbol of bad luck","Answer":"thirteen"},{"Category":"A SHAKESPEARE PLAY, FOR OPENERS","Question":"This play opens most dramatically with thunder & lightning. A ship is seen. Then a cry of \"bos'n!\"","Answer":"The Tempest"},{"Category":"THAT'S BUSINESS","Question":"In 1927 this brand name first appeared on a Sears washing machine","Answer":"Kenmore"},{"Category":"NURSERY RHYMES","Question":"\"Here we go round\" this bush \"on a cold and frosty morning\"","Answer":"the mulberry bush"},{"Category":"INLETS","Question":"North Carolina's Albemarle Sound is no deeper than 25 feet & is protected from the Atlantic by this island chain","Answer":"the Outer Banks"},{"Category":"THE EVOLUTION OF \"M\"USIC","Question":"In the 2000s \"Makes Me Wonder\" got this group noticed","Answer":"Maroon 5"},{"Category":"FOREIGN","Question":"In German, berg is this topographical feature on a map","Answer":"a mountain"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"In December 1974 this former New York governor was sworn in as Vice President","Answer":"Rockefeller"},{"Category":"WHAT'S YOUR BEEF?","Question":"If you can't stand the heat, there's always this raw dish that includes onions, capers, egg yolks & beef tenderloin","Answer":"steak tartare"},{"Category":"WEAPONS OF WORLD WAR II","Question":"The British A22 Mark IV tank carried a 75-millimeter gun & this prime minister's name","Answer":"Churchill"},{"Category":"THE LIVING PLANET","Question":"Able to lift 850 times its own weight, the strongest animal is the rhinoceros type of this insect","Answer":"beetle"},{"Category":"ACTING PRESIDENTS ON TV","Question":"Blair Underwood as President Elias Martinez","Answer":"The Event"},{"Category":"4 N","Question":"Number of \"beers on the wall\" at the beginning of the song","Answer":"ninety-nine"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"In 1951 he told a joint session of congress that he \"tried to do his duty as god gave him the light to see that duty\"","Answer":"McArthur"},{"Category":"WHAT'S YOUR BEEF?","Question":"A New England boiled dinner is traditionally made with this cured deli meat","Answer":"corned beef"},{"Category":"WEAPONS OF WORLD WAR II","Question":"Ships in the U.S. Navy's Casablanca class of \"escort\" these were smaller than their big cousins like the Lexington","Answer":"aircraft carriers"},{"Category":"ACTING PRESIDENTS ON TV","Question":"Dennis Haysbert & D.B. Woodside as David & Wayne Palmer, respectively","Answer":"24"},{"Category":"4 N","Question":"\"U\" know it means not deliberate; I'm sorry, that slip of the tongue was completely this","Answer":"unintentional"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"This political party founded around 1789 stood for a strong central government","Answer":"the Federalists"},{"Category":"WHAT'S YOUR BEEF?","Question":"A New York steak is also known as this alliterative steak","Answer":"strip steak"},{"Category":"WEAPONS OF WORLD WAR II","Question":"Today, this Japanese car company makes the galant; in WWII, it was better known for its A6M \"Zero\" fighter","Answer":"Mitsubishi"},{"Category":"THE LIVING PLANET","Question":"Relative to the size of the bird, this flightless New Zealand denizen has the largest egg","Answer":"the kiwi"},{"Category":"ACTING PRESIDENTS ON TV","Question":"Fred Armisen as Barack Obama","Answer":"Saturday Night Live"},{"Category":"4 N","Question":"It's the church festival on March 25 commemorating what Gabriel told Mary","Answer":"the annunciation"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"His foes said that in 1877 he agreed to withdraw remaining federal troops from the south in return for electoral support","Answer":"Hayes"},{"Category":"WHAT'S YOUR BEEF?","Question":"The second word in the French name of this boneless steak means \"dainty\"","Answer":"filet mignon"},{"Category":"WEAPONS OF WORLD WAR II","Question":"It was the alphanumeric designation of the U.S. Army's Garand rifle","Answer":"the M1"},{"Category":"ACTING PRESIDENTS ON TV","Question":"On Fox, Patricia Wettig as Caroline Reynolds","Answer":"Prison Break"},{"Category":"4 N","Question":"Adjective preceding the railroad completed in 1869","Answer":"transcontinental"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"In 1917 the U.S. purchased the islands of St. Croix, St. John & St. Thomas from this country for $25 million","Answer":"Denmark"},{"Category":"WHAT'S YOUR BEEF?","Question":"To make this dish, beef is topped with pate de foie gras & a mushroom paste before it's wrapped in pastry & cooked","Answer":"beef Wellington"},{"Category":"WEAPONS OF WORLD WAR II","Question":"\"Hefty\" nickname of the second & last atomic bomb used during the war","Answer":"Fat Man"},{"Category":"THE LIVING PLANET","Question":"The April 2009 issue of Science magazine reported that cows were the first livestock animal to have this \"mapped\"","Answer":"their genome"},{"Category":"ACTING PRESIDENTS ON TV","Question":"Mary McDonnell as Laura Roslin","Answer":"Battlestar Galactica"},{"Category":"4 N","Question":"Inopportune or untimely, like the title \"woman\" in a Dominick Dunne novel","Answer":"inconvenient"},{"Category":"SPORTS & THE MOVIES","Question":"When asked for a home address in \"The Blues Bros.\" Elwood gives 1060 W. Addison St., the home of this facility","Answer":"Wrigley Field"},{"Category":"WARNER BROS.","Question":"In May 1999 her Warners talk show was hit with a $2.5 million judgment after one guest killed another","Answer":"Jenny Jones"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"In 1791 this Treasury Secretary issued his \"Report On Manufactures\", a critique of American industry","Answer":"Alexander Hamilton"},{"Category":"MORTAL MATTERS","Question":"In NYC June 14, 1999 it was \"Dead Man Riding\", as it took hours to notice a passenger on one of these wasn't just sleeping","Answer":"Subway"},{"Category":"BIRDS","Question":"Only the adelie & emperor species of this bird actually breed in Antarctica","Answer":"Penguin"},{"Category":"LEVITICUS","Question":"This tribe that gives the book its English name is only mentioned in one passage","Answer":"Levites"},{"Category":"AUTHORS' RHYME TIME","Question":"Sir Walter's saucepans","Answer":"Scott's pots"},{"Category":"WARNER BROS.","Question":"You can tour the Warner Bros. lot online, or in person in this San Fernando Valley city","Answer":"Burbank"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"When West Virginia became a state in 1863, Wheeling was its capital; this city became the permanent capital in 1885","Answer":"Charleston"},{"Category":"MORTAL MATTERS","Question":"Willie, the animal Wiarton, Canada used for this celebration, died Jan. 31, 1999, 2 days before his next appearance","Answer":"Groundhog Day"},{"Category":"BIRDS","Question":"This bird seen here is the provincial bird of Prince Edward Island","Answer":"Blue jay"},{"Category":"LEVITICUS","Question":"God bans mean pranks in 19:14, \"Thou shalt not... put a stumbling block before\" these people","Answer":"The blind"},{"Category":"AUTHORS' RHYME TIME","Question":"Stoker's sheeplings","Answer":"Bram's lambs"},{"Category":"WARNER BROS.","Question":"Former mortuary entrepreneur Steve Ross negotiated Warners' 1989 merger with this publisher","Answer":"Time"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"In 1698, after an absence of 15 years, he returned to the colony named for his father","Answer":"William Penn"},{"Category":"MORTAL MATTERS","Question":"When Dallas sent out this annual tax form to 13,000 city employees, it marked them dead","Answer":"W-2"},{"Category":"BIRDS","Question":"The racing homer breed of this domestic bird was developed in Belgium, the traditional home of the sport","Answer":"Pigeon"},{"Category":"LEVITICUS","Question":"Chapters 4, 6, 8 & 12 begin, \"And the Lord spake unto\" him","Answer":"Moses"},{"Category":"AUTHORS' RHYME TIME","Question":"Spillane's love-bites","Answer":"Mickey's hickeys"},{"Category":"WARNER BROS.","Question":"Movies found their voice in this 1927 Warner Bros. film","Answer":"The Jazz Singer"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"On Aug. 2, 1826 at Boston's Faneuil Hall, this great orator delivered a eulogy on Jefferson & Adams","Answer":"Daniel Webster"},{"Category":"MORTAL MATTERS","Question":"This saint's remains were in a box atop a wardrobe for 6 years before being redisplayed February 14, 1999","Answer":"Saint Valentine"},{"Category":"BIRDS","Question":"In captivitiy, these wading birds are fed carotenoid pigments to keep the plumage color they have in the wild","Answer":"Flamingo"},{"Category":"AUTHORS' RHYME TIME","Question":"Anne's bad habits","Answer":"Rice's vices"},{"Category":"WARNER BROS.","Question":"He outlasted his brothers Sam, Albert & Harry in the company, finally selling out in 1967","Answer":"Jack Warner"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"Completed in 1856, California's first railroad ran 22 miles between Sacramento & this prison city","Answer":"Folsom"},{"Category":"MORTAL MATTERS","Question":"In 1961 Hassan II was crowned in this country after his father died following a minor nose operation","Answer":"Morocco"},{"Category":"BIRDS","Question":"Also known as a duck hawk, it has been clocked at 175 miles per hour during a dive","Answer":"Peregrine falcon"},{"Category":"AUTHORS' RHYME TIME","Question":"Julia Ward's female swine","Answer":"Howe's sows;23456"},{"Category":"THE \"W.B.\"","Question":"It's worn by a novice in judo or karate","Answer":"White belt"},{"Category":"AFRICAN ISLANDS","Question":"Uganda's Sese Islands lie in the northern part of this large lake","Answer":"Lake Victoria"},{"Category":"BILLS & WILLS","Question":"Born in Fabens, Texas in 1931, this legendary jockey won his first of 8,833 races at age 18","Answer":"Willie Shoemaker"},{"Category":"U.S. COLLEGES","Question":"The Wren Building at this school named for 2 monarchs is the oldest U.S. academic building still in use","Answer":"William and Mary"},{"Category":"CLASSICAL GASES","Question":"The most common isotope of hydrogen has an atomic weight of this whole number","Answer":"1"},{"Category":"COUNTRY MUSIC","Question":"In 1999 her \"Faith\" CD reached triple platinum status","Answer":"Faith Hill"},{"Category":"THE \"W.B.\"","Question":"In a 1969 film this title group included William Holden & Warren Oates","Answer":"The Wild Bunch"},{"Category":"AFRICAN ISLANDS","Question":"Parts of this capital city lie on the islands of Gezira & Roda in the Nile River","Answer":"Cairo"},{"Category":"BILLS & WILLS","Question":"Playing center for the Boston Celtics, he led the team to 11 NBA championships in the '50s & '60s","Answer":"Bill Russell"},{"Category":"CLASSICAL GASES","Question":"Discovered separately in the 1770s by British & Swedish chemists, it was found to be a gas by a Frenchman","Answer":"Oxygen"},{"Category":"COUNTRY MUSIC","Question":"[Well hey everybody, I'm Naomi Judd] In mid-1984 Wynonna & I made our first ever concert appearance at Ak-Sar-Ben, a large concert hall in this Nebraska city","Answer":"Omaha"},{"Category":"AFRICAN ISLANDS","Question":"Now a part of Tanzania, this island known for its cloves was mentioned in \"The Patty Duke Show\" theme song","Answer":"Zanzibar"},{"Category":"BILLS & WILLS","Question":"This outlaw of the Old West also went by the name Henry McCarty","Answer":"Billy the Kid"},{"Category":"CLASSICAL GASES","Question":"As a liquid, it's used as a cryogenic refrigerant; as a gas, it makes lights red","Answer":"Neon"},{"Category":"COUNTRY MUSIC","Question":"\"Strawberry Wine\" was the first of 3 No. 1 hits from this debut album by Deana Carter","Answer":"\"Did I Shave My Legs for This?\""},{"Category":"AFRICAN ISLANDS","Question":"Malagasy, 1 of its 2 official languages, is of Indonesian origin","Answer":"Madagascar"},{"Category":"BILLS & WILLS","Question":"This perennial Democratic nominee also served as Woodrow Wilson's Secretary of State","Answer":"William Jennings Bryan"},{"Category":"U.S. COLLEGES","Question":"The student newspaper of this Hanover, N.H. school calls itself \"America's Oldest College Newspaper\"","Answer":"Dartmouth"},{"Category":"CLASSICAL GASES","Question":"Lighter than air, it's also called marsh gas & is found in natural gas","Answer":"Methane"},{"Category":"COUNTRY MUSIC","Question":"This performer became an Opry member in 1991, the same year his \"When I Call Your Name\" album went platinum","Answer":"Vince Gill"},{"Category":"AFRICAN ISLANDS","Question":"Wine production is a chief industry of this Portuguese island off Africa's northwest coast","Answer":"Madeira"},{"Category":"BILLS & WILLS","Question":"Before hosting his TV \"Journal\", he was deputy director of the Peace Corps","Answer":"Bill Moyers"},{"Category":"U.S. COLLEGES","Question":"Swarthmore College of Pennsylvania has a historical library devoted to this religious group that founded it","Answer":"Quakers"},{"Category":"CLASSICAL GASES","Question":"This gas forms tiny bubbles in a diver's bloodstream that can be dangerous if he ascends too quickly","Answer":"Nitrogen"},{"Category":"COUNTRY MUSIC","Question":"In 1990 Jukebox named this Randy Travis cover of a Brook Benton hit the Country Record of the Year","Answer":"\"It's Just A Matter of Time\""},{"Category":"FICTION","Question":"This 1937 mystery was written at the Old Cataract Hotel in Aswan","Answer":"\\\"Death on the Nile\\\""},{"Category":"SHIPS","Question":"This ship, Columbus' flagship., was originally called the Marigalanti","Answer":"Santa Maria"},{"Category":"FOOD FACTS","Question":"Bread is eaten so widely it's often called the \"staff of\" this","Answer":"life"},{"Category":"KING ARTHUR","Question":"Shortly after birth, Arthur was given to this wizard for safekeeping","Answer":"Merlin"},{"Category":"NATURE","Question":"Some of the fanciest of these reptiles are beaded, horned, or frilled","Answer":"lizards"},{"Category":"MISC.","Question":"This waterfall is separated into the American Falls & Horseshoe Falls by Goat Island","Answer":"Niagara Falls"},{"Category":"\"KEY\"s","Question":"It's Pennsylvania's nickname","Answer":"the Keystone state"},{"Category":"SHIPS","Question":"Neither this admiral nor his flagship, the Trinidad, completed the circumnavigation of the globe","Answer":"Magellan"},{"Category":"FOOD FACTS","Question":"The \"pearl\" type of this is served as a vegetable or pickled & used as a condiment","Answer":"an onion"},{"Category":"KING ARTHUR","Question":"Arthur's round table had a seat reserved for this knight who could find this","Answer":"the Holy Grail"},{"Category":"NATURE","Question":"The AKC could tell that Afghans & Salukis belong to this dog group","Answer":"hounds"},{"Category":"MISC.","Question":"Before applying to become a naturalized U.S. citizen, a resident alien must have reached this age","Answer":"eighteen"},{"Category":"\"KEY\"s","Question":"Attractions in this Florida city include the homes of Ernest Hemingway & John Jacob Audubon","Answer":"Key West"},{"Category":"SHIPS","Question":"The Queen Elizabeth was a few feet lnger than this, her sister ship","Answer":"the Queen Mary"},{"Category":"FOOD FACTS","Question":"Kentucky burgoo is a thick one of these made with meat vegetables","Answer":"a stew"},{"Category":"KING ARTHUR","Question":"Arthur set up the diamond jousts, a series of 9 annual tournaments all won by this knight","Answer":"Lancelot"},{"Category":"NATURE","Question":"The oxpecker, which is this type of animal, likes to ride on the backs of giraffes","Answer":"a bird"},{"Category":"MISC.","Question":"This noble gas glows orange-red when an electric current is passed through it","Answer":"neon"},{"Category":"\"KEY\"s","Question":"This type of private establishment admits only members & their guests","Answer":"a key club"},{"Category":"SHIPS","Question":"In 1831 Charles Darwin sailed as naturalist on this ship","Answer":"the Beagle"},{"Category":"FOOD FACTS","Question":"Hard sauce is made by beating together sugar, this spread, & a flavoring such as brandy","Answer":"butter"},{"Category":"KING ARTHUR","Question":"The title of this T.H. White book refers to the object that made Arthur king","Answer":"a sword in the stone"},{"Category":"NATURE","Question":"The Dorcas type of this graceful antelope is one of the smallest; it's barely 2 feet tall","Answer":"a gazelle"},{"Category":"MISC.","Question":"Jules Verne's book \"Around the Moon\" was the sequel to this 1865 best seller","Answer":"From the Earth to the Moon"},{"Category":"\"KEY\"s","Question":"No bones about it, it opens many locks","Answer":"a skeleton key"},{"Category":"SHIPS","Question":"The Thresher & Scorpion were this type of ship; 1 was lost in 1963, 1 in 1968","Answer":"submarines"},{"Category":"FOOD FACTS","Question":"\"Crevette\" is the French word for this shellfish","Answer":"shrimp"},{"Category":"KING ARTHUR","Question":"After Mordred mortally wounded him, Arthur's body was carried away to this island","Answer":"Avalon"},{"Category":"NATURE","Question":"This spotted cat is also known as the hunting leopard","Answer":"the cheetah"},{"Category":"MISC.","Question":"This N.H. school was the last U.S. institution of higher learning to be founded by royal decree","Answer":"Dartmouth"},{"Category":"\"KEY\"s","Question":"From 1833 to 1841 he served as U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia","Answer":"Francis Scott Key"},{"Category":"SCIENCE","Question":"In metric measurement, 10 millimeters equal 1 of these","Answer":"a centimeter"},{"Category":"CHILDREN'S LITERATURE","Question":"In one Grimm tale, 12 princesses dance these to pieces in an underground castle","Answer":"their shoes"},{"Category":"WYOMING","Question":"Wyoming shares the Black Hills National Forest with this state","Answer":"South Dakota"},{"Category":"FIGURE SKATERS","Question":"In 1986 she became the 1st black woman to win the World Championship of Figure Skating","Answer":"Debbie Thomas"},{"Category":"ORGANIZED LABOR","Question":"Under this arrangement, labor and management agree to let a third party settle their dispute","Answer":"arbitration"},{"Category":"THE MIDDLE AGES","Question":"Imprisoned in Genoa, he dictated an account of his visit to the court of Kublai Khan","Answer":"Marco Polo"},{"Category":"SCIENCE","Question":"Boyle's Law says normally if you double the pressure on a gas, the volume decreases by this amount","Answer":"one-half"},{"Category":"CHILDREN'S LITERATURE","Question":"Anne Shirley leaves the orphanage to live on this \"colorful\" farm in Avonlea","Answer":"Green Gables"},{"Category":"WYOMING","Question":"A western celebration, Frontier Days, has been held each year since 1897 in this capital","Answer":"Cheyenne"},{"Category":"FIGURE SKATERS","Question":"In 1986 this East German beauty was called \"the warmest thing to hit the Cold War since vodka\"","Answer":"Katarina Witt"},{"Category":"ORGANIZED LABOR","Question":"This board was created in 1935 to correct or prevent unfair labor practices by employers or unions","Answer":"the National Labor Relations Board"},{"Category":"THE MIDDLE AGES","Question":"This continent's Mali empire reached its apogee under Mansa Musa in the 14th century","Answer":"Africa"},{"Category":"SCIENCE","Question":"In 1973 it became the first comet studied by men in space","Answer":"Kohoutek"},{"Category":"CHILDREN'S LITERATURE","Question":"\"The Comic Adventures of\" this elderly woman \"and her Dog\" were first published in 1805","Answer":"Old Mother Hubbard"},{"Category":"WYOMING","Question":"The source of this main tributary of the Columbia River is located in Yellowstone National Park","Answer":"the Snake River"},{"Category":"FIGURE SKATERS","Question":"Native country of Barbara Ann Scott, who in 1947 became the 1st N. American to win the European title","Answer":"Canada"},{"Category":"ORGANIZED LABOR","Question":"In 1978 legislation raised the mandatory retirement age to this","Answer":"seventy"},{"Category":"THE MIDDLE AGES","Question":"In 1301 Edward II was the first English heir to be given this title","Answer":"Prince of Wales"},{"Category":"SCIENCE","Question":"One mole of any substance always has the same number, 6.022 x 1023 of these","Answer":"atoms"},{"Category":"CHILDREN'S LITERATURE","Question":"Dinarzade is the younger sister of this woman known for her nocturnal stories","Answer":"Shahrazad"},{"Category":"WYOMING","Question":"Settlement began in earnest when this railroad pushed across the state in the 1860s","Answer":"the Union Pacific"},{"Category":"FIGURE SKATERS","Question":"An injury forced him & Tai Babilonia to withdraw from the pairs competition at Lake Placid in 1980","Answer":"Randy Gardner"},{"Category":"ORGANIZED LABOR","Question":"The United Steelworkers of America is headquartered in this city","Answer":"Pittsburgh"},{"Category":"THE MIDDLE AGES","Question":"Irene, who reigned from 797-802, declared herselt Emperor, not Empress, of this empire","Answer":"the Byzantine Empire"},{"Category":"SCIENCE","Question":"This resin, a natural polymer used as a varnish, is produced by insects in India and Myanmar","Answer":"shellac"},{"Category":"CHILDREN'S LITERATURE","Question":"Madeline is one of \"twelve little girls in two straight lines\" who attend a school in this city","Answer":"Paris"},{"Category":"WYOMING","Question":"1 of Wyoming's 2 U.S. senators","Answer":"Alan Simpson"},{"Category":"FIGURE SKATERS","Question":"Dorothy Hamill developed a spin now known as the \"Hamill\" one of these","Answer":"camel"},{"Category":"ORGANIZED LABOR","Question":"This union withdrew from the AFL-CIO in 168 under Walter Reuther, but rejoined in 1981","Answer":"the United Autoworkers Union"},{"Category":"THE MIDDLE AGES","Question":"In 1358 this league of North German trading towns made Lubeck its administrative headquarters","Answer":"the Hanseatic League"},{"Category":"VICE PRESIDENTS","Question":"He served FDR as Commerce Secretary, Agriculture Secretary, and Vice President","Answer":"Henry Wallace"},{"Category":"COUNTRY MUSIC","Question":"Though his last name means \"pertaining to a city\", this \"Defying Gravity\" singer is a country superstar","Answer":"Keith Urban"},{"Category":"YOUR HONOR, I OBJECT!","Question":"The witness is testifying based on what someone else told her--that's called this","Answer":"hearsay"},{"Category":"GOOD CAUSES","Question":"This word precedes \"Conservancy\" in the name of a group with a million members","Answer":"Nature"},{"Category":"BLARNEY","Question":"Now applied to Shakespeare, this word referred originally to Celtic minstrel poets","Answer":"bard"},{"Category":"LESSER-KNOWN AMERICANS","Question":"A. Philip Randolph, who first proposed a march on this city in 1941, also helped organize the one in 1963","Answer":"Washington, D.C."},{"Category":"COUNTRY MUSIC","Question":"In 2010 this movie soundtrack featuring Jeff Bridges was a Billboard Top 10 country album","Answer":"Crazy Heart"},{"Category":"THE LOYOLA OPPOSITION","Question":"In 1521, Ignatius was struck by a cannonball while defending this country against the French","Answer":"Spain"},{"Category":"YOUR HONOR, I OBJECT!","Question":"Calls for an opinion--only allowed for this type of witness with special knowledge of a subject","Answer":"an expert witness"},{"Category":"GOOD CAUSES","Question":"The Environmental Defense Fund helped convince this fast-food co. to abandon polystyrene containers in 1990","Answer":"McDonald's"},{"Category":"BLARNEY","Question":"For peat sake, you should know this word for wet, spongy ground","Answer":"a bog"},{"Category":"LESSER-KNOWN AMERICANS","Question":"In 1945 Virginia Gildersleeve was the only female U.S. delegate to the conference that drafted this charter","Answer":"the United Nations"},{"Category":"COUNTRY MUSIC","Question":"Not to be confused with Lady Gaga is Lady this, the country music group with the CD \"Need You Now\"","Answer":"Lady Antebellum"},{"Category":"THE LOYOLA OPPOSITION","Question":"When Clement XIV abolished the Jesuits in 1773, they thrived in Russia with help from this empress","Answer":"Catherine the Great"},{"Category":"YOUR HONOR, I OBJECT!","Question":"Counsel is putting words in the witness' mouth with this type of question; the word also means \"in first place\"","Answer":"a leading question"},{"Category":"GOOD CAUSES","Question":"A \"Mission\" to help the homeless is named for this Lower Manhattan street known as a skid row since the 1800s","Answer":"Bowery"},{"Category":"BLARNEY","Question":"This type of sprite will lead you to the gold","Answer":"a leprechaun"},{"Category":"LESSER-KNOWN AMERICANS","Question":"Named for his cousin, James Buchanan Eads built the first bridge across this river at St. Louis","Answer":"the Mississippi"},{"Category":"COUNTRY MUSIC","Question":"This sound, like that made by plucking a guitar, is the title of a 2009 album by George Strait","Answer":"twang"},{"Category":"THE LOYOLA OPPOSITION","Question":"In 1542 missionaries sent by Ignatius to Ireland were hampered by this king","Answer":"Henry VIII"},{"Category":"YOUR HONOR, I OBJECT!","Question":"Counsel is being argumentative, also known as doing this to the witness, as seen here","Answer":"badgering"},{"Category":"GOOD CAUSES","Question":"The LFA is a leading group battling this disease named for lesions that resemble a wolf's bite","Answer":"lupus"},{"Category":"BLARNEY","Question":"Tiny pieces, or the New Jersey band that sang \"Only a Memory\"","Answer":"smithereens"},{"Category":"LESSER-KNOWN AMERICANS","Question":"Doris Eaton Travis, who passed away in 2010 at age 106, was the last surviving showgirl from these follies","Answer":"Ziegfeld"},{"Category":"COUNTRY MUSIC","Question":"This frontman of Hootie & the Blowfish went country with his solo album \"Learn to Live\"","Answer":"Rucker"},{"Category":"THE LOYOLA OPPOSITION","Question":"While in Paris, Ignatius was accused & brought before Ori, this type of truth-seeking 10-letter holy man","Answer":"an inquisitor"},{"Category":"YOUR HONOR, I OBJECT!","Question":"We've heard the question already; I'm making this objection that could be called \"triple a\"","Answer":"asked and answered"},{"Category":"GOOD CAUSES","Question":"The Andre Agassi foundation for education runs Agassi Prep in this city","Answer":"Las Vegas"},{"Category":"BLARNEY","Question":"This word for a type of liquor applies to a 1794 American rebellion","Answer":"whiskey"},{"Category":"MOVIE CITIES","Question":"Of course there's a car chase on the freeway in 1985's \"To Live and Die in __.__.\"","Answer":"L.A."},{"Category":"WOMEN: WRITE ON!","Question":"Sadly, she died in Boston in 1888, just 2 days after her transcendentalist father Bronson","Answer":"Louisa May Alcott"},{"Category":"GOAT-POURRI","Question":"Goat Island splits Niagara Falls into the American Falls & this waterfall on the Canadian side","Answer":"Horseshoe Falls"},{"Category":"EPONYMS","Question":"Although sources disagree over the origin of this \"do-over\" golf shot, many accept that it was named for a bad golfer","Answer":"a Mulligan"},{"Category":"\"A\" SCIENCE CATEGORY","Question":"It's what the \"A\" stands for in AIDS","Answer":"acquired"},{"Category":"MOVIE CITIES","Question":"2010 brought Travolta as a spy in \"From ____ with Love\"","Answer":"Paris"},{"Category":"LAST NAME'S THE SAME","Question":"Entertainment mogul Barry & funny lady Phyllis","Answer":"Diller"},{"Category":"WOMEN: WRITE ON!","Question":"In 2009 she published her 76th bestseller, \"Matters of the Heart\", & was inducted into the Calif. Hall of Fame","Answer":"Danielle Steel"},{"Category":"GOAT-POURRI","Question":"In 1846 Neptune was discovered in this constellation, the 10th sign of the zodiac","Answer":"Capricorn"},{"Category":"EPONYMS","Question":"This country is named after \"the George Washington of South America\" (the actual George only got cities & a state)","Answer":"Bolivia"},{"Category":"\"A\" SCIENCE CATEGORY","Question":"(Kelly of the Clue Crew stands behind a table) The experiment showing that two objects weighing the same displace different amounts of water because they have different densities was developed by this mathematician","Answer":"Archimedes"},{"Category":"MOVIE CITIES","Question":"2010, starring Kristen Bell: \"When in ____\"","Answer":"Rome"},{"Category":"LAST NAME'S THE SAME","Question":"Late radio commentator Paul & James I's physician William","Answer":"Harvey"},{"Category":"WOMEN: WRITE ON!","Question":"Esther Greenwood is an aspiring poet in this poet's novel \"The Bell Jar\"","Answer":"Sylvia Plath"},{"Category":"GOAT-POURRI","Question":"In \"The Hunchback of Notre Dame\", Pierre Gringoire rescues this gypsy girl's goat from a mob","Answer":"Esmeralda"},{"Category":"EPONYMS","Question":"Meaning elegant or fancy, it's from the name of a hotel chain founded by a Swiss businessman","Answer":"ritzy"},{"Category":"\"A\" SCIENCE CATEGORY","Question":"In the 1920s Edwin Hubble determined that this galaxy was in fact a separate galaxy from the Milky Way","Answer":"Andromeda"},{"Category":"MOVIE CITIES","Question":"2008's \"The Mysteries of ____\" was based on a novel","Answer":"Pittsburgh"},{"Category":"LAST NAME'S THE SAME","Question":"\"Tennessee Tailor\" Andrew & poet/NAACP leader James Weldon","Answer":"Johnson"},{"Category":"WOMEN: WRITE ON!","Question":"\"Shiksa Goddess: (or, How I Spent My Forties)\" is a collection of essays by this \"Heidi Chronicles\" playwright","Answer":"Wasserstein"},{"Category":"GOAT-POURRI","Question":"The backward-curving horns of the Siberian species of this 4-letter goat may be nearly 5 feet long","Answer":"ibex"},{"Category":"EPONYMS","Question":"This submachine gun was named for an Israeli army officer whose design won a competition in the 1950s","Answer":"Uzi"},{"Category":"\"A\" SCIENCE CATEGORY","Question":"These are just small masses of lymphoid tissue in the nasopharynx","Answer":"adenoids"},{"Category":"MOVIE CITIES","Question":"The 1980 Oscar winner for Foreign Language Film was \"____ does Not Believe in Tears\"","Answer":"Moscow"},{"Category":"LAST NAME'S THE SAME","Question":"17th century philosopher Sir Francis & 20th century painter Francis","Answer":"Bacon"},{"Category":"WOMEN: WRITE ON!","Question":"\"Seducing the Demon: Writing for my Life\" is a 2006 memoir by this \"Fear of Flying\" author","Answer":"Erica Jong"},{"Category":"GOAT-POURRI","Question":"Crippled beggar Sammy Smalls, who traveled in a goat cart, inspired a title character of this opera set on Catfish Row","Answer":"Porgy and Bess"},{"Category":"EPONYMS","Question":"Named for a French courtesan, Pommes Anna is a dish of layered these, not apples","Answer":"potatoes"},{"Category":"THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE","Question":"Made up of 1 large & many smaller islands, it's the most populous of Britain's remaining overseas territories","Answer":"Bermuda"},{"Category":"THE DIRECTOR SPEAKS","Question":"\"I never believed in anything before I believed in movies\", said this \"E.T.\" director","Answer":"Spielberg"},{"Category":"PLACES","Question":"A small & informal restaurant, or one who eats there","Answer":"diner"},{"Category":"\"LIGHT\"s","Question":"Famous ones include Ray \"Boom Boom\" Mancini & Roberto \"Hands of Stone\" Duran","Answer":"lightweights"},{"Category":"CAMERA","Question":"The names of TV cameras & videocassette recorders are combined in this device","Answer":"a camcorder"},{"Category":"ACTION!","Question":"This hero made his comic book debut in & on the cover of Action Comics No. 1","Answer":"Superman"},{"Category":"WHERE'S MY COFFEE?","Question":"Once Yemen's chief coffee port, its name now refers to a flavor of chocolate & coffee","Answer":"Mocha"},{"Category":"THE DIRECTOR SPEAKS","Question":"\"Everybody denies I am a genius--but nobody ever called me one!\" noted this man who raised \"Kane\"","Answer":"Orson Welles"},{"Category":"PLACES","Question":"A building for religious veneration, or the L.A. auditorium that hosted 1997's Academy Awards","Answer":"shrine"},{"Category":"\"LIGHT\"s","Question":"To do this to someone's plight, you could trivialize it, or just take the P away","Answer":"make light of it"},{"Category":"CAMERA","Question":"Aptly, underwater photography may require these widest wide-angle lenses","Answer":"fisheye lenses"},{"Category":"ACTION!","Question":"In a 1965 speech this president put out a call for \"affirmative action\" in hiring by federal contractors","Answer":"Johnson"},{"Category":"WHERE'S MY COFFEE?","Question":"The flavorful coffee beans from this country are grown at high altitudes near Nairobi","Answer":"Kenya"},{"Category":"THE DIRECTOR SPEAKS","Question":"When an actress in his \"Lifeboat\" asked him what her best side was, he said, \"My dear, you're sitting on it\"","Answer":"Hitchcock"},{"Category":"PLACES","Question":"Libraries & the Christian Science Church maintain these areas; the British Museum built a big one in 1857","Answer":"reading rooms"},{"Category":"\"LIGHT\"s","Question":"Ben Franklin invented this device & would have been shocked if it hadn't worked","Answer":"the lightning rod"},{"Category":"CAMERA","Question":"In 1986 Kodak left the instant camera business after a judge found it had violated this company's patents","Answer":"Polaroid"},{"Category":"ACTION!","Question":"You may not give a fig, but according to Newton, there's one of these for every action","Answer":"an equal & opposite reaction"},{"Category":"WHERE'S MY COFFEE?","Question":"Java is a synonym for coffee; a high-grade bean also comes from this next most populous Indonesian island","Answer":"Sumatra"},{"Category":"THE DIRECTOR SPEAKS","Question":"\"Manhattan\"ite who said, \"Life is divided into the horrible and the miserable\"--sounds \"Bananas\" to us","Answer":"Woody Allen"},{"Category":"PLACES","Question":"A place where a river is shallow enough to cross on foot, alone or with an \"escort\"","Answer":"a ford"},{"Category":"\"LIGHT\"s","Question":"A joking question asked about many groups is \"How many does it take to\" do this","Answer":"screw in a light bulb"},{"Category":"ACTION!","Question":"The action of a boy can ring a girl's bell, & the action of these can ring a buoy's bell","Answer":"a wave"},{"Category":"WHERE'S MY COFFEE?","Question":"Mexico's best coffee comes from Chiapas, a state that borders this noted coffee-growing nation","Answer":"Guatemala"},{"Category":"THE DIRECTOR SPEAKS","Question":"\"The best director is the one you don't see\", observed this director of \"Some Like It Hot\"","Answer":"Billy Wilder"},{"Category":"PLACES","Question":"This term for a house's entrance hall also refers to the space between cars on a train","Answer":"the vestibule"},{"Category":"\"LIGHT\"s","Question":"\"I'm gonna let it shine, let it shine, let it shine, let it shine\"","Answer":"this little light of mine"},{"Category":"ACTION!","Question":"Dutch-American artist about whose work the term \"action painting\" was coined","Answer":"Willem de Kooning"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN OPERAS & BALLETS","Question":"It's the play that inspired Reynaldo Hahn's opera \"Le Marchand de Venise\"","Answer":"The Merchant of Venice"},{"Category":"BACKWARDS","Question":"In T minus 5 seconds, you'll say this word for the inverted series used before a rocket launch","Answer":"a countdown"},{"Category":"CARTOONS","Question":"Mel Blanc said he created this character's voice by combining Brooklyn & Bronx accents","Answer":"Bugs Bunny"},{"Category":"19th CENTURY AMERICA","Question":"The discovery of this in 1896 turned Seward's Folly into Seward's Good Fortune","Answer":"gold"},{"Category":"MEN OF THE WORLD","Question":"Armando Munoz Garcia sculpted a 55' statue of a nude woman & lived in it in this Mexican city near San Diego","Answer":"Tijuana"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"This state's name is from the Sioux for \"sky-tinted waters\"; maybe they meant the 10,000 lakes","Answer":"Minnesota"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN OPERAS & BALLETS","Question":"The Bolshoi presented this ballet at the Met in 1959, with Yuri Zhdanov & Galina Ulanova as the title lovers","Answer":"Romeo & Juliet"},{"Category":"BACKWARDS","Question":"In psychology it's the process of reverting to an earlier, childlike form of behavior","Answer":"regression"},{"Category":"CARTOONS","Question":"I say there, son, this Warner Bros. cartoon rooster is sometimes pursued by a chicken hawk","Answer":"Foghorn Leghorn"},{"Category":"19th CENTURY AMERICA","Question":"The 1866 Civil Rights Act was passed over this president's veto","Answer":"Johnson"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"The Old Norse word \"vindauga\" gave us this pane-ful word for an opening in a wall","Answer":"window"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN OPERAS & BALLETS","Question":"You'll need some long-winded singers to star in \"Stormen\", a Swedish opera based on this play","Answer":"The Tempest"},{"Category":"BACKWARDS","Question":"Field Marshal Barclay used this maneuver associated with defeat to lure Napoleon deep into Russia","Answer":"a retreat"},{"Category":"CARTOONS","Question":"On screen, he's a \"tubby little cubby all stuffed with fluff\"","Answer":"Winnie the Pooh"},{"Category":"19th CENTURY AMERICA","Question":"Kansas homesteader Bewster Higley's poem \"The Western Home\" was retitled this when set to music","Answer":"\"Home On The Range\""},{"Category":"MEN OF THE WORLD","Question":"This media mogul from Melbourne has been called a real-life Citizen Kane","Answer":"Rupert Murdoch"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"Derived from the Latin for \"salted vegetables\", this cold dish might be enhanced with a little oil & vinegar","Answer":"salad"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN OPERAS & BALLETS","Question":"Verdi wrote an aria called \"La Luce Langue\"--The Light Fails--for this bloothirsty villainess","Answer":"Lady Macbeth"},{"Category":"BACKWARDS","Question":"In competitive rowing, this is the only person in the boat whose back is not to the finish line","Answer":"the coxswain"},{"Category":"CARTOONS","Question":"Ted Cassidy, who played Thing on \"The Addams Family\", was also the voice of The Thing of this superhero group","Answer":"The Fantastic 4"},{"Category":"19th CENTURY AMERICA","Question":"To avoid Boss Tweed's graft, Alfred Beach secretly built one of these under Broadway in 1869-70","Answer":"a subway"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"This number can be traced back to the Sankrit \"Shunya\", or empty","Answer":"zero"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN OPERAS & BALLETS","Question":"Title character played by former Alvin Ailey dancer Desmond Richardson in a 1997 ballet","Answer":"Othello"},{"Category":"BACKWARDS","Question":"Called \"Bojangles\", he was renowned for tap dancing on stairs & running backwards at high speed","Answer":"Robinson"},{"Category":"CARTOONS","Question":"Sylvester believes Hippety Hopper, a baby one of these, to be a gigantic mouse","Answer":"a kangaroo"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"The -sex suffix on British placenames refers to this Germanic people","Answer":"the Saxons"},{"Category":"FAMOUS VOYAGES","Question":"Capt. Robert Fitzroy of this ship argued that its scientific discoveries supported the Bible","Answer":"the Beagle"},{"Category":"GENERAL INFORMATION","Question":"This title folk story guy steals a golden egg-laying hen, bags of gold & a golden harp; the \"giant-cide\" comes later","Answer":"Jack"},{"Category":"THE MOVIES","Question":"Jack Palance's character is described as \"a saddlebag with eyes\" in this 1991 comedy","Answer":"City Slickers"},{"Category":"WEAPONRY","Question":"Standard-issue weapons for stormtroopers in \"Star Wars\" included energy-bolt-firing pistols called these","Answer":"blasters"},{"Category":"MEDICAL TALK","Question":"This term refers to the painful inflammation of any of the fibrous structures that connect muscles to bones","Answer":"tendinitis"},{"Category":"FICTIONAL CHARACTERS","Question":"What a happy ending: this title orphan of a Dickens novel is adopted by Mr. Brownlow","Answer":"Oliver Twist"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"F\"","Question":"Chips' aquatic partner (4)","Answer":"fish"},{"Category":"GENERAL INFORMATION","Question":"Playing the pass line in craps, it's the winning number on the opening roll other than 7","Answer":"11"},{"Category":"WEAPONRY","Question":"In the 1960s Nelson Mandela led the military group \"Umkhonto we Sizwe\", or this weapon \"of the Nation\"","Answer":"Spear"},{"Category":"MEDICAL TALK","Question":"To test for visual acuity, the Snellen chart is designed to be read from this many feet away","Answer":"20"},{"Category":"FICTIONAL CHARACTERS","Question":"This character in \"The Legend of Sleepy Hollow\" is said to be the ghost of a Hessian trooper","Answer":"the Headless Horseman"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"F\"","Question":"Honshu volcano (4)","Answer":"Fuji"},{"Category":"GENERAL INFORMATION","Question":"Found in Southeast Asia, they're the smallest apes","Answer":"gibbons"},{"Category":"THE MOVIES","Question":"Irene Bedard, the speaking voice of this heroine in an animated Disney film, played her mother in \"The New World\"","Answer":"Pocahontas"},{"Category":"WEAPONRY","Question":"The first 2 weapons Hamlet mentions in his \"To be or not to be\" soliloquy","Answer":"slings & arrows"},{"Category":"FICTIONAL CHARACTERS","Question":"She is the narrator of \"To Kill a Mockingbird\"","Answer":"Scout"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"F\"","Question":"Greek-letter group (10)","Answer":"fraternity"},{"Category":"GENERAL INFORMATION","Question":"Pick up a GT from this car co. for a tidy $169,000, or maybe start out with a Focus for a more reasonable $13,715","Answer":"Ford"},{"Category":"WEAPONRY","Question":"In the missile called a \"SAM\", it's what the \"A\" stands for","Answer":"air"},{"Category":"MEDICAL TALK","Question":"It begins, \"I swear by Apollo physician and Asclepius...\"","Answer":"the hippocratic oath"},{"Category":"FICTIONAL CHARACTERS","Question":"2 names that follow Gerald, who speaks in weird sounds instead of words in a Dr. Seuss story","Answer":"McBoing-Boing"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"F\"","Question":"A Mrs., in Munich (4)","Answer":"Frau"},{"Category":"GENERAL INFORMATION","Question":"The tuliptree, or \"yellow\" this, was planted by Washington at Mt. Vernon, & Daniel Boone used its wood in his canoe","Answer":"poplar"},{"Category":"THE MOVIES","Question":"Jane Russell & Marilyn Monroe sang about being \"Two Little Girls from Little Rock\" in this 1953 movie musical","Answer":"Gentlemen Prefer Blondes"},{"Category":"WEAPONRY","Question":"The weapons that are \"bursting\" in line 5 of \"The Star-Spangled Banner\"","Answer":"bombs"},{"Category":"MEDICAL TALK","Question":"Luteinizing hormone is one of the many produced by this cherry-shaped gland","Answer":"the pituitary"},{"Category":"FICTIONAL CHARACTERS","Question":"In a story by Rudyard Kipling, this mongoose protects an English family from snakes","Answer":"Rikki-Tikki-Tavi"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"F\"","Question":"It's spoken in Hameenlinna & Hyvinkaa (7)","Answer":"Finnish"},{"Category":"GENERAL INFORMATION","Question":"This general, first in his class at West Point, ran for president in 2004","Answer":"Wesley Clark"},{"Category":"TV PRODUCERS","Question":"The Fairmont in this city's Nob Hill was the exterior used for Aaron Spelling's \"Hotel\" TV series","Answer":"San Francisco"},{"Category":"TOUGH BODIES OF WATER","Question":"St. George's Channel separates Wales from this country","Answer":"Ireland"},{"Category":"HELLO, DELI!","Question":"I think I'll just have a nosh--a bagel, cream cheese & the Nova Scotia type of this","Answer":"lox"},{"Category":"ALSO A BOOK IN THE BIBLE","Question":"Caesar, Antony, Cicero, et al.","Answer":"Romans"},{"Category":"IS IT \"TEA\" TIME YET?","Question":"I see in my crystal ball that Bill Hewitt wrote a book about how to read these","Answer":"tea leaves"},{"Category":"GENERAL INFORMATION","Question":"This \"old soldier\" was a general at age 38; in 1930 at age 50, he was Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army","Answer":"MacArthur"},{"Category":"TV PRODUCERS","Question":"David Chase created this HBO series & wrote many of its episodes, like \"Mr. Ruggerio's Neighborhood\"","Answer":"The Sopranos"},{"Category":"TOUGH BODIES OF WATER","Question":"Bristol Bay is an arm of this sea off Alaska","Answer":"the Bering"},{"Category":"HELLO, DELI!","Question":"I'll have one of these \"city\" omelets stuffed with ham, onions & green peppers","Answer":"a Denver omelette"},{"Category":"ALSO A BOOK IN THE BIBLE","Question":"In a 1971 song he \"was a bullfrog\"","Answer":"Jeremiah"},{"Category":"IS IT \"TEA\" TIME YET?","Question":"A tea room in Cambria, California is named for this kind of teapot cover--& it sells them, too","Answer":"a cozy"},{"Category":"GENERAL INFORMATION","Question":"More than 540,000 men & women served under this general's command of the U.S. forces in the Persian Gulf War of 1991","Answer":"Schwarzkopf"},{"Category":"TV PRODUCERS","Question":"He moved from \"Melrose Place\" to the east coast for \"Central Park West\" & \"Sex & the City\"","Answer":"Darren Star"},{"Category":"TOUGH BODIES OF WATER","Question":"Rivers that flow into this sea include the Dnieper, Dniester & Danube","Answer":"the Black Sea"},{"Category":"HELLO, DELI!","Question":"Someone pass me this noodle pudding filled with raisins & nuts","Answer":"kugel"},{"Category":"ALSO A BOOK IN THE BIBLE","Question":"Hey, this, don't be \"obscure\"","Answer":"Jude"},{"Category":"IS IT \"TEA\" TIME YET?","Question":"This slang synonym for oil is mentioned in the theme song to \"The Beverly Hillbillies\"","Answer":"Texas tea"},{"Category":"GENERAL INFORMATION","Question":"The only place this general wouldn't \"march\" was to the presidency; he told the GOP \"I will not accept if nominated\" in 1884","Answer":"Sherman"},{"Category":"TV PRODUCERS","Question":"In 2003 this \"Survivor\" head honcho began conducting a search to give Donald Trump an apprentice","Answer":"Mark Burnett"},{"Category":"TOUGH BODIES OF WATER","Question":"The Uruguay River forms the border between Uruguay & Argentina & most of the border between Argentina & this country","Answer":"Brazil"},{"Category":"HELLO, DELI!","Question":"It's a good knight for one of these Jewish turnovers with a meat or potato filling","Answer":"a knish"},{"Category":"ALSO A BOOK IN THE BIBLE","Question":"This character first hit the radio in 1928 with his partner Andy","Answer":"Amos"},{"Category":"IS IT \"TEA\" TIME YET?","Question":"When Lady Diana had doubts about marrying Prince Charles, she was told: Too late. \"Your face is on\" these cloth items","Answer":"tea towels"},{"Category":"GENERAL INFORMATION","Question":"This Army general headed American-led forces during the initial combat phase of the Iraq War as it began in 2003","Answer":"Tommy Franks"},{"Category":"TV PRODUCERS","Question":"He probably has another 6 or 7 \"Law & Order\" offshoots on his desk just waiting for network slots","Answer":"Dick Wolf"},{"Category":"TOUGH BODIES OF WATER","Question":"This Venezuelan lake is the only one of the world's 25 largest lakes whose elevation is sea level","Answer":"Lake Maracaibo"},{"Category":"HELLO, DELI!","Question":"Something smells fishy--must be this chopped fish patty mixed with crumbs & eggs & served cold in a jellied broth","Answer":"gefilte fish"},{"Category":"ALSO A BOOK IN THE BIBLE","Question":"Few were \"better than\" this Mr. Cornell who founded the university in 1865","Answer":"Ezra"},{"Category":"IS IT \"TEA\" TIME YET?","Question":"In 1975 the Perfumer's Workshop introduced a fragrance named for this flower","Answer":"a tea rose"},{"Category":"BEFORE THEY WERE SENATORS","Question":"Later a U.S. senator, in 1962 he made a famous 75,000-mile trip","Answer":"John Glenn"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"Between 1856 & 1860, 2,962 of this faith set out from Iowa & Nebraska to Utah in the Handcart Migration","Answer":"Mormonism"},{"Category":"CABLE CHANNELS","Question":"The Dire Straits song \"Money For Nothing\" says, \"You play the guitar on\" this cable channel","Answer":"MTV"},{"Category":"PROPHET SHARING","Question":"Before he was a prophet, Smohalla gained fame as one of these alliterative Native American healers","Answer":"a medicine man"},{"Category":"WOMEN OF THE WORLD","Question":"This Nobel Peace Prize winner was born in what is now Skopje, Macedonia in 1910","Answer":"Mother Teresa"},{"Category":"SWEET!","Question":"This slang term for coffee precedes \"chip\" in a Starbucks ice cream flavor","Answer":"java"},{"Category":"\"IND\" THE KNOW","Question":"This adjective refers to the original natives of any region","Answer":"indigenous"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"On April 2, 1917 President Wilson told Congress, \"The world must be made safe for\" this","Answer":"democracy"},{"Category":"CABLE CHANNELS","Question":"This channel for women produces the original drama \"Army Wives\"","Answer":"Lifetime"},{"Category":"PROPHET SHARING","Question":"In I Kings this fiery Biblical prophet won a contest with the prophets of Baal","Answer":"Elijah"},{"Category":"WOMEN OF THE WORLD","Question":"This British dame, Rudolf Nureyev's dance partner, was married to a Panamanian diplomat","Answer":"Margot Fonteyn"},{"Category":"SWEET!","Question":"Butter is an ingredient of this hard candy that has \"butter\" in its name; the rest of its name doesn't refer to whisky","Answer":"butterscotch"},{"Category":"\"IND\" THE KNOW","Question":"The systematic teaching of beliefs to gain uncritical acceptance","Answer":"indoctrination"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"On April 20, 1971 the U.S. Supreme Court upheld this transportation method as a way to achieve school integration","Answer":"busing"},{"Category":"CABLE CHANNELS","Question":"This channel shows films like \"The Magnificent Seven\" & original series like \"Mad Men\" & \"Breaking Bad\"","Answer":"AMC"},{"Category":"PROPHET SHARING","Question":"The soothsayer Calchas told this king he had to offer up his daughter Iphigenia to Artemis to get winds to rise","Answer":"Agamemnon"},{"Category":"WOMEN OF THE WORLD","Question":"She wrote her first novel, \"The House of the Spirits\", in exile soon after her uncle's assassination","Answer":"Isabel Allende"},{"Category":"SWEET!","Question":"A confection called a kiss is baked this: sugar & stiffly beaten egg whites","Answer":"meringue"},{"Category":"\"IND\" THE KNOW","Question":"Punjab means \"land of 5 rivers\", & all 5 of the rivers eventually flow into this one","Answer":"the Indus"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"John O'Sullivan, who later became a diplomat, coined this term for the USA's right to cover the continent","Answer":"Manifest Destiny"},{"Category":"CABLE CHANNELS","Question":"You'll \"find\" that this channel features \"Cash Cab\" & \"Dirty Jobs\"","Answer":"Discovery"},{"Category":"PROPHET SHARING","Question":"Poems known as the \"Gathas\" are attributed to this ancient prophet & teacher who lived in eastern Iran","Answer":"Zoroaster"},{"Category":"WOMEN OF THE WORLD","Question":"This Norwegian beauty is noted for her work with Ingmar Bergman & with UNICEF","Answer":"Liv Ullmann"},{"Category":"SWEET!","Question":"A red cake named for this smooth fabric is really a chocolate cake--food coloring gives it the distinctive color","Answer":"velvet"},{"Category":"\"IND\" THE KNOW","Question":"Insurance term meaning to protect against damage, loss or injury","Answer":"indemnity"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"In 1798 Congress passed this collection of bills to control domestic dissent & conspiracy against the federal govt.","Answer":"the Alien & Sedition Acts"},{"Category":"CABLE CHANNELS","Question":"Channel that's been home to gritty shows like \"Dirt\" & \"Rescue Me\"","Answer":"FX"},{"Category":"PROPHET SHARING","Question":"On the Sistine Chapel ceiling, Michelangelo included some of these ancient oracle-like prophetesses","Answer":"sibyls"},{"Category":"WOMEN OF THE WORLD","Question":"Under 5 feet tall & all of about 90 pounds, this frail French chanteuse was nicknamed the \"Little Sparrow\"","Answer":"Piaf"},{"Category":"SWEET!","Question":"Some pies have a top named for this garden structure","Answer":"a lattice"},{"Category":"\"IND\" THE KNOW","Question":"Also a term in logic, it's the process by which a magnetic field is ordered into poles","Answer":"induction"},{"Category":"RUSSIAN SCIENTISTS","Question":"Sergey Korolyov was instrumental in the success of this first artificial satellite of the Earth","Answer":"Sputnik"},{"Category":"CANADIAN FOOTBALL","Question":"One of the 8 teams in the CFL is the Stampeders, who play for this city in the Canadian Rockies","Answer":"Calgary"},{"Category":"GUYANESE GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Guyana is divided into 3 regions: a highland, an inland forest & a coastal plain along this ocean","Answer":"the Atlantic"},{"Category":"TURKISH LITERATURE","Question":"The poem called the \"Garibnameh\" contains 11,000 masnavi, which we know as these rhymed 2-line units of verse","Answer":"couplets"},{"Category":"CHINESE CALENDAR ANIMALS","Question":"This first sign is a nocturnal animal; those born under it work best in quiet hours; oo, you dirty...","Answer":"rat"},{"Category":"BRAZILIAN WORDS & PHRASES","Question":"Unlike some, I like my women to be \"cranio\", this quality we also admire on \"Jeopardy!\"","Answer":"intelligence"},{"Category":"RUSSIAN SCIENTISTS","Question":"Rehovot in this country has an institute named for Russian-born Chaim Weizmann, who synthesized acetone","Answer":"Israel"},{"Category":"CANADIAN FOOTBALL","Question":"Unlike the NFL, a CFL team gets this many downs in a series to advance the ball 10 yards","Answer":"three"},{"Category":"GUYANESE GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Located at the mouth of the Demerara River, it's the capital & largest city","Answer":"Georgetown"},{"Category":"TURKISH LITERATURE","Question":"A religious kaside poem praised God, this man or his son-in-law, Ali Ibn Abi Talib, the fourth caliph","Answer":"Muhammad"},{"Category":"CHINESE CALENDAR ANIMALS","Question":"This wascally sign whose years include 1951 & 1999 shows bravery against high odds & is rarely be-Fudd-led","Answer":"a rabbit"},{"Category":"BRAZILIAN WORDS & PHRASES","Question":"Forget about him, he met someone down at Ipanema Beach & now he's \"apaixonado\", this condition","Answer":"in love"},{"Category":"RUSSIAN SCIENTISTS","Question":"In the mid-18th c. Mikhail Lomonosov became the first scientist to record the freezing of this liquid metal","Answer":"mercury"},{"Category":"CANADIAN FOOTBALL","Question":"French for \"red\", it's the term used for the point that is scored if a punt goes out of the end zone untouched","Answer":"rouge"},{"Category":"GUYANESE GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Spectacular waterfalls in Guyana include one named for a British king of this name, who ruled 1901-10","Answer":"Edward"},{"Category":"TURKISH LITERATURE","Question":"Sultan Abdulhamid II's censorship hindered Ottoman writers until this \"youthful\" group's 1908 revolution","Answer":"the Young Turks"},{"Category":"CHINESE CALENDAR ANIMALS","Question":"This sign for 2006 shows devotion to family; aren't you a good sign? Yes you are! Good sign!","Answer":"the dog"},{"Category":"BRAZILIAN WORDS & PHRASES","Question":"Cousin Fred said he was Napoleon last night; I'm afraid he might be \"maluco\", this","Answer":"crazy"},{"Category":"RUSSIAN SCIENTISTS","Question":"Lev Landau won a 1962 Nobel Prize for working in low-temperature physics, also known as this","Answer":"cryogenics"},{"Category":"CANADIAN FOOTBALL","Question":"This former Boston College & New England Patriots QB was the CFL's most outstanding player 6 times","Answer":"Doug Flutie"},{"Category":"GUYANESE GEOGRAPHY","Question":"One of Guyana's largest cities, it's also an old name for New York City","Answer":"New Amsterdam"},{"Category":"TURKISH LITERATURE","Question":"Peter Ustinov directed & starred in the film version of the Yasar Kemal novel \"Memed, My\" this predatory bird","Answer":"Hawk"},{"Category":"CHINESE CALENDAR ANIMALS","Question":"1967 folks \"flock\" to this sign that represents the essence of the Yin, the feminine passive principle","Answer":"the sheep"},{"Category":"BRAZILIAN WORDS & PHRASES","Question":"If you want another drink, hand over some \"grana\", this; I'm not covering for you anymore after last night","Answer":"money"},{"Category":"CANADIAN FOOTBALL","Question":"The Alouettes play their home games at Molson Stadium on the campus of this Montreal university","Answer":"McGill"},{"Category":"GUYANESE GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Guyana has had a long-standing border dispute with this small country to its southeast","Answer":"Suriname"},{"Category":"TURKISH LITERATURE","Question":"Seyid Imadeddin Nesimi wrote 2 of these poetry collections, also a word from Turkish for a couch","Answer":"divan"},{"Category":"CHINESE CALENDAR ANIMALS","Question":"The only 2-letter sign, it represents solid dependability, method & routine","Answer":"the ox"},{"Category":"BRAZILIAN WORDS & PHRASES","Question":"That very blond guy you met at carnival is called an \"alemao\", literally a man from this country","Answer":"Germany"},{"Category":"CLASSIC MOVIE CHARACTERS","Question":"The parents of this 1942 film character are an unnamed mother & a father known as \"the great prince of the forest\"","Answer":"Bambi"},{"Category":"THE BIG BANGLADESH","Question":"Over 80% of those in Bangladesh follow this religion","Answer":"Islam"},{"Category":"WHO'S THE MRS.?","Question":"Mrs. Brad Pitt","Answer":"Jennifer Aniston"},{"Category":"TRANSPORTATION","Question":"The twin rotor type of this has 2 main rotors going in opposite directions, so it doesn't need a tail rotor","Answer":"a helicopter"},{"Category":"MYTHELLANEOUS","Question":"The mythical Sumerian hero Utnapishtim built a big vessel at God's urging & thereby survived this catastrophe","Answer":"a flood"},{"Category":"BIRD HUNTING","Question":"The stars of the movie \"Network\" include Faye Dunaway, Beatrice Straight & Peter Finch","Answer":"a finch"},{"Category":"THE BIG BANGLADESH","Question":"About two-thirds of all Bangladeshis work in agriculture, mostly farming this product","Answer":"rice"},{"Category":"WHO'S THE MRS.?","Question":"Mrs. Tim McGraw","Answer":"Faith Hill"},{"Category":"TRANSPORTATION","Question":"There are no knife or spoon varieties of these vehicles used in warehouses to raise & carry merchandise","Answer":"forklifts"},{"Category":"MYTHELLANEOUS","Question":"Lotis, later turned into the lotus tree, was one of these female spirits of nature","Answer":"a nymph"},{"Category":"NOW YOU'RE TALKING MY LANGUAGE","Question":"\"Namaste\" is a greeting in this official language of India used by over a quarter of a billion speakers","Answer":"Hindi"},{"Category":"BIRD HUNTING","Question":"One of the cardinal rules of e-mail listed on insiderreports.com is to turn off your Caps-Lock","Answer":"a cardinal"},{"Category":"THE BIG BANGLADESH","Question":"The green on the flag of Bangladesh represents its lush vegetation; the red circle in the middle is this","Answer":"the sun"},{"Category":"WHO'S THE MRS.?","Question":"Mrs. James Carville","Answer":"Matalin"},{"Category":"TRANSPORTATION","Question":"The U.S. U-2, first built in the 1950s, was an airplane; the German U-1, first built in the 1910s, was one of these","Answer":"a submarine"},{"Category":"MYTHELLANEOUS","Question":"In Zuni myth, a kachina named Paiyatemu attracted these colorfully winged insects when she played the flute","Answer":"butterflies"},{"Category":"NOW YOU'RE TALKING MY LANGUAGE","Question":"The official language of Niger, it's a remnant of its colonial times","Answer":"French"},{"Category":"BIRD HUNTING","Question":"At NYU, Martin Scorsese taught future filmmakers Spike Lee & Oliver Stone","Answer":"a martin"},{"Category":"THE BIG BANGLADESH","Question":"After India was partitioned in 1947, what would later become Bangladesh was the \"East\" part of this country","Answer":"Pakistan"},{"Category":"WHO'S THE MRS.?","Question":"Mrs. Maury Povich","Answer":"Connie Chung"},{"Category":"TRANSPORTATION","Question":"In 1994 the trip across this body of water was cut from a little more than an hour to about 35 minutes","Answer":"the English Channel"},{"Category":"MYTHELLANEOUS","Question":"This goddess after whom a major city in Greece is named sprang from the head of Zeus","Answer":"Athena"},{"Category":"NOW YOU'RE TALKING MY LANGUAGE","Question":"The official language of Andorra, it's the second-most spoken language in Spain","Answer":"Catalan"},{"Category":"BIRD HUNTING","Question":"The third rail in a subway system is the one with the juice & should be avoided like a touchy subject","Answer":"a rail"},{"Category":"WHO'S THE MRS.?","Question":"Mrs. Blake Edwards","Answer":"Julie Andrews"},{"Category":"TRANSPORTATION","Question":"The Kearsarge was the only one of these not named for a U.S. state","Answer":"a battleship"},{"Category":"MYTHELLANEOUS","Question":"Riding this winged horse made it possible for Bellerophon to approach & kill the chimera","Answer":"Pegasus"},{"Category":"NOW YOU'RE TALKING MY LANGUAGE","Question":"Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala is a well-known writer in this language of the Incas","Answer":"Quechua"},{"Category":"BIRD HUNTING","Question":"The Academy of Pro Players Power Hitting Baseball Camp can help you with bat speed, bunting & hitting the curve","Answer":"a bunting"},{"Category":"OSCARS OF THE '70s","Question":"No relation to the Lakers' center, she's the youngest ever to win a Supporting Actress Oscar","Answer":"Tatum O'Neal"},{"Category":"THE STING","Question":"Most bar recipes for the stinger call for the white version of this potent potable, not the green","Answer":"crème de menthe"},{"Category":"\"ROCK\"Y","Question":"\"SF Sorrow\" by The Pretty Things was the first of these works; \"Tommy\" came soon after","Answer":"a rock opera"},{"Category":"THE GODFATHER","Question":"This S.F. Giant, Barry Bonds' godfather, got his nickname from his unique greetings to fans","Answer":"Say Hey Willie Mays"},{"Category":"DEAR JUNTA","Question":"Shortly after the death of Gen. Omar Torrijos, Manuel Noriega controlled the junta that ruled this country","Answer":"Panama"},{"Category":"THE FRENCH CONNECTION","Question":"From Old French, its [sic] what we call the person who runs the roulette table","Answer":"croupier"},{"Category":"THE STING","Question":"Singer/actor Sting played Feyd-Rautha in this David Lynch film based on a Frank Herbert novel","Answer":"Dune"},{"Category":"\"ROCK\"Y","Question":"National Guard troops escorted black students to class in this southern state capital in August 1959","Answer":"Little Rock"},{"Category":"THE GODFATHER","Question":"After the death of his mother, this future poet was taken in by his godfather John Allan in 1811","Answer":"Poe"},{"Category":"DEAR JUNTA","Question":"The \"Juntas Provinciales\" organized the Spanish resistance to this man's 1808 invasion","Answer":"Napoleon"},{"Category":"THE FRENCH CONNECTION","Question":"Campari & Pernod are good options for this pre-meal potent potable","Answer":"apéritif"},{"Category":"OSCARS OF THE '70s","Question":"Of Jack Nicholson's 5 nominations in the 1970s, this was the only movie for which he won","Answer":"One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"},{"Category":"THE STING","Question":"The creature known as this \"false\" arachnid has venomous pincers & no tail","Answer":"a scorpion"},{"Category":"\"ROCK\"Y","Question":"Also known as the Mosque of Omar, it was home to the Knights Templar during the Crusades","Answer":"the Dome of the Rock"},{"Category":"THE GODFATHER","Question":"He was the royal godfather to the son of French playwright Moliere","Answer":"King Louis XIV"},{"Category":"DEAR JUNTA","Question":"This former priest was ousted in Feb. 2004, even after a U.S.-brokered deal in 1994 with the Haitian junta kept him in power","Answer":"Aristide"},{"Category":"OSCARS OF THE '70s","Question":"For her portrayal of Greta Ohlsson in a 1974 mystery, this legendary actress scored her third Oscar","Answer":"Ingrid Bergman"},{"Category":"THE STING","Question":"The WNBA team belonging to this southern city is known as The Sting","Answer":"Charlotte"},{"Category":"\"ROCK\"Y","Question":"Also called halite, this common mineral can be formed by the drying of enclosed bodies of seawater","Answer":"rock salt"},{"Category":"THE GODFATHER","Question":"After a mock funeral for this counterculture icon, his goddaughter, Winona Ryder, moved in with him","Answer":"Timothy Leary"},{"Category":"DEAR JUNTA","Question":"After the junta released activist Aung San Suu Kyi to house arrest, Japan restored aid to this country","Answer":"Burma"},{"Category":"THE FRENCH CONNECTION","Question":"A homophone for the French word for \"wheel\", you need a good one to make gumbo","Answer":"a roux"},{"Category":"OSCARS OF THE '70s","Question":"This son of a famous French impressionist painter received an honorary Oscar in 1975","Answer":"Jean Renoir"},{"Category":"THE STING","Question":"This famous FBI sting derived its name from one its fictitious enterprises, Abdul Enterprises","Answer":"Abscam"},{"Category":"\"ROCK\"Y","Question":"This peninsula in the borough of Queens is one of the principal resort areas for New Yorkers","Answer":"Rockaway Beach"},{"Category":"THE GODFATHER","Question":"This British philosopher who won a Nobel Prize in 1950 was the godchild of John Stuart Mill","Answer":"Bertrand Russell"},{"Category":"DEAR JUNTA","Question":"In 1998 Nigerian-led forces captured Freetown, ousting the junta that controlled this African country","Answer":"Sierra Leone"},{"Category":"THE FRENCH CONNECTION","Question":"From the French for \"to sort\" comes the word for this process of treating patients based on need","Answer":"triage"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE","Question":"2 of the 4 Shakespeare plays in which ghosts appear on stage","Answer":"Hamlet, Julius Caesar, Macbeth, Richard III"},{"Category":"5-LETTER CAPITALS","Question":"12 avenues radiate from Place Charles de Gaulle in this city","Answer":"Paris"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"This Florida-born women's great who retired in 1989 wrote the World Book Encyclopedia article on tennis","Answer":"Chris Evert"},{"Category":"PRE-COLUMBIAN CULTURES","Question":"Probably the biggest big game the Clovis culture went after 11,200 years ago, it was woolly","Answer":"Mammoth"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY INVENTION","Question":"3M's Richard Drew invented it in 1930 to have something to seal the cellophane of food products","Answer":"Scotch tape"},{"Category":"ON THE MOVE","Question":"Long, flat-bottomed & painted a somber black, they're the traditional taxis of Venice","Answer":"Gondolas"},{"Category":"DOUBLE TALK","Question":"In the familiar jokes, it precedes \"Who's there?\"","Answer":"Knock Knock"},{"Category":"5-LETTER CAPITALS","Question":"Bridges crossing the Nile River in this capital include El Gama'a & El Giza","Answer":"Cairo"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"In 1984 this quarterback became the first Boston College player to win the Heisman Trophy","Answer":"Doug Flutie"},{"Category":"PRE-COLUMBIAN CULTURES","Question":"The Folsom culture about 10,900 years ago had a fluted type of this weapon & a \"thrower\" for it","Answer":"Spear"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY INVENTION","Question":"Newsweek reports Westinghouse made one in 1952 that played \"How Dry I Am\" at the end of each cycle","Answer":"Clothes dryer"},{"Category":"ON THE MOVE","Question":"In 1980 the U.S. government loaned this auto company $1.5 billion; the loans were repaid within 3 years","Answer":"Chrysler"},{"Category":"DOUBLE TALK","Question":"It's a sailor's way of saying to a superior \"I understand & will obey\"","Answer":"Aye-Aye"},{"Category":"5-LETTER CAPITALS","Question":"Haiphong near the Gulf of Tonkin serves as this city's main port","Answer":"Hanoi"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"Babe Ruth's father once operated a saloon on what is now center field in this Baltimore ballpark","Answer":"Oriole Park at Camden Yards"},{"Category":"PRE-COLUMBIAN CULTURES","Question":"The Anasazi, a word from this Indian language for \"ancient ones\", lived in what's now the 4 Corners area","Answer":"Navajo"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY INVENTION","Question":"In 1939 the Hydra-Matic system made this automatic in the Oldsmobile","Answer":"Transmission"},{"Category":"ON THE MOVE","Question":"This U.S. city has more miles of subway than any other subway system in the Western Hemisphere","Answer":"New York City"},{"Category":"DOUBLE TALK","Question":"This full, loose women's garment with a bright print is traditional attire in Hawaii","Answer":"Muumuu"},{"Category":"5-LETTER CAPITALS","Question":"The ancient Greeks called this Jordanian capital Philadelphia","Answer":"Amman"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"In the 1997 Belmont Stakes, Touch Gold dashed this \"charmed\" horse's Triple Crown bid","Answer":"Silver Charm"},{"Category":"PRE-COLUMBIAN CULTURES","Question":"The Adena-Hopewell culture in the Ohio area was known for building these, both the burial & effigy types","Answer":"Mounds"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY INVENTION","Question":"In 1983 the first U.S. commercial call on one of these was from Chicago to a descendant of Bell in Germany","Answer":"Cellular phone"},{"Category":"ON THE MOVE","Question":"In Britain, it's a kitchen on a ship's deck; in the U.S., it's traditionally the last car on a freight train","Answer":"Caboose"},{"Category":"DOUBLE TALK","Question":"It's a hand-beaten drum used by American Indians","Answer":"Tom-tom"},{"Category":"5-LETTER CAPITALS","Question":"In 1809 one of the first revolts for independence in Latin America broke out in this Ecuadoran capital","Answer":"Quito"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"National Hockey League team whose logo is seen here: (knife through a \"B\")","Answer":"Buffalo Sabres"},{"Category":"PRE-COLUMBIAN CULTURES","Question":"Warriors of this Yucatan civilization battle in the computer-enhanced mural seen here:","Answer":"Mayans"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY INVENTION","Question":"They were invented in 1947 & by the 1990s millions were being placed on a single chip","Answer":"Transistors"},{"Category":"ON THE MOVE","Question":"When it opened, it cut the distance from London to Bombay by 5,100 miles","Answer":"Suez Canal"},{"Category":"DOUBLE TALK","Question":"He's Barney & Betty Rubble's noisy son","Answer":"Bamm-Bamm"},{"Category":"DIARIES","Question":"The diary of this woman, wife of a famous aviator, describes the kidnapping of her son","Answer":"Anne Morrow Lindbergh"},{"Category":"TOUGH MOVIE TRIVIA","Question":"Kurt Russell, who later played Elvis, was in the 1963 Elvis film \"It Happened\" here","Answer":"At the World's Fair"},{"Category":"\"O\" YOU ANIMAL!","Question":"The Pacific species of this has an arm span of up to 33 feet","Answer":"Octopus"},{"Category":"INTERIOR DESIGN","Question":"The barrel species of this spiny plant can bring a touch of the desert into your home","Answer":"Cactus"},{"Category":"NAME THE OPERA","Question":"(\"Habanera\")","Answer":"\"Carmen\""},{"Category":"PEOPLE WHO BECAME WORDS","Question":"Don't lose your head trying to name this execution device named after a French doctor","Answer":"Guillotine"},{"Category":"DIARIES","Question":"Fittingly, Samuel Pepys began keeping his famous diary on this date in 1660","Answer":"1-Jan"},{"Category":"TOUGH MOVIE TRIVIA","Question":"It's what you wear to protect yourself against the effects of the device seen here:","Answer":"Sunglasses"},{"Category":"\"O\" YOU ANIMAL!","Question":"\"Cool\" cat seen here:","Answer":"Ocelot"},{"Category":"INTERIOR DESIGN","Question":"Some 18th C. chairs had footrests to accommodate the swollen feet of sufferers from this disease","Answer":"Gout"},{"Category":"NAME THE OPERA","Question":"(Audio clip in Italian from opera about clowns)","Answer":"\"Pagliacci\""},{"Category":"PEOPLE WHO BECAME WORDS","Question":"Up on the highwire you might wear this bodysuit named for a famous 19th century trapeze artist","Answer":"Leotard"},{"Category":"DIARIES","Question":"\"My Name Escapes Me\" is \"The Diary of A Retiring Actor\" by this portrayer of Obi-Wan Kenobi","Answer":"Sir Alec Guinness"},{"Category":"TOUGH MOVIE TRIVIA","Question":"Actor in common to the coming-to-California films \"True Romance\" & \"Kalifornia\"","Answer":"Brad Pitt"},{"Category":"\"O\" YOU ANIMAL!","Question":"It \"coughs\" out sediment by clapping its shell shut","Answer":"Oyster"},{"Category":"INTERIOR DESIGN","Question":"China & India provide many of the \"imports\" in the name of this Texas-based home furnishings retailer","Answer":"Pier 1 Imports"},{"Category":"NAME THE OPERA","Question":"(\"La Dona e Mobile\")","Answer":"\"Rigoletto\""},{"Category":"PEOPLE WHO BECAME WORDS","Question":"This term for artillery fragments is named for a British officer who invented a new kind of shell","Answer":"Shrapnel"},{"Category":"DIARIES","Question":"This creator of Peter Rabbit devised a private code for the journals she kept in her youth","Answer":"Beatrix Potter"},{"Category":"TOUGH MOVIE TRIVIA","Question":"1996's \"Trainspotting\" was about the underground drug life in this city","Answer":"Edinburgh"},{"Category":"\"O\" YOU ANIMAL!","Question":"They might swing through the trees asking \"What's Sumatra? Nothing, what's Sumatra with you?\"","Answer":"Orangutan"},{"Category":"INTERIOR DESIGN","Question":"Type of chair seen here named for its 20th C. designer:","Answer":"Eames Chair"},{"Category":"NAME THE OPERA","Question":"(\"Triumph March\")","Answer":"\"Aida\""},{"Category":"PEOPLE WHO BECAME WORDS","Question":"This food poisoning bacteria is named after the scientist who identified it, not a fish","Answer":"Salmonella"},{"Category":"DIARIES","Question":"The anonymous author of this diary took her title from the Jefferson Airplane song \"White Rabbit\"","Answer":"\"Go Ask Alice\""},{"Category":"TOUGH MOVIE TRIVIA","Question":"In this 1989 film, Eddie Murphy was the adopted son of a 1930s nightclub owner played by Richard Pryor","Answer":"Harlem Nights"},{"Category":"\"O\" YOU ANIMAL!","Question":"When the giraffe invites all its taxonomic \"family\" to a party, this is the only animal that shows up","Answer":"Okapi"},{"Category":"INTERIOR DESIGN","Question":"In 1991 Charles Hall sued Aqua Queen & other companies for infringing his patent on this furniture item","Answer":"the waterbed"},{"Category":"PEOPLE WHO BECAME WORDS","Question":"She must have been hairy, as this hairstyle is named for the big-haired mistress of a French emperor","Answer":"Pompadour"},{"Category":"TELEVISION & HISTORY","Question":"When \"60 Minutes\" premiered, this man was U.S. president","Answer":"Lyndon B. Johnson"},{"Category":"5 BANDS","Question":"Appropriately, this '80s band sang, \"You can't go on thinking, nothing's wrong, who's gonna drive you home tonight?\"","Answer":"The Cars"},{"Category":"THE REPLACEMENTS","Question":"A piece that makes it to your foe's deepest row in checkers can be replaced with one of these \"royal\" ones","Answer":"a king"},{"Category":"THE FALL","Question":"In October 1967 in Tehran, he crowned himself Light of the Aryan Race, among other things","Answer":"the Shah"},{"Category":"THE ENGLISH BEAT","Question":"This city, first mentioned in 912, is the seat of Britain's oldest university, developed in the 1100s","Answer":"Oxford"},{"Category":"BIG \"STAR\"","Question":"As soon as corn is picked, its sugar begins to turn into this, so get it into the pot fast!","Answer":"starch"},{"Category":"5 BANDS","Question":"2 members of this '70s \"Ramblin' Man\" band died in bike crashes, a year apart & within 3 blocks of each other","Answer":"The Allman Brothers Band"},{"Category":"THE REPLACEMENTS","Question":"When companies do this to their stock, they replace outstanding shares with multiple new ones","Answer":"a split"},{"Category":"THE FALL","Question":"Headed by Chief Justice Charles T. Wells, the Supreme Court of this state was in the news in November 2000","Answer":"Florida"},{"Category":"'HUSKER DO","Question":"Not just a noted NYC psychiatric hospital, it's Nebraska's oldest town, established around 1822 as a fur-trading center","Answer":"Belleview"},{"Category":"THE ENGLISH BEAT","Question":"Researchers estimate its construction on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire took about 30 million man-hours","Answer":"Stonehenge"},{"Category":"BIG \"STAR\"","Question":"In 1990 this company expanded its Seattle HQ & built a new roasting plant","Answer":"Starbucks"},{"Category":"5 BANDS","Question":"\"Fun\", \"sleazy\" & \"raucous\" are under \"moods\" at AllMusic.com for this metal band co-founded by Tommy Lee","Answer":"Mötley Crüe"},{"Category":"THE REPLACEMENTS","Question":"The \"arthro\" in \"arthroplasty\" refers to these body parts that are replaced with stainless steel or plastic ones","Answer":"joints"},{"Category":"THE FALL","Question":"In October 1983 the U.S. invaded this Caribbean country, officially to protect American medical students there","Answer":"Grenada"},{"Category":"THE ENGLISH BEAT","Question":"In 1964 a Shakespeare center was opened on Henley Street in this city","Answer":"Stratford-upon-Avon"},{"Category":"BIG \"STAR\"","Question":"This hotel & casino at 3000 Las Vegas Blvd. South cashed out in 2006","Answer":"the Stardust"},{"Category":"5 BANDS","Question":"\"Remember when we traveled 'round the world, we met a lot of people & girls\", sang this Joey McIntyre boy band","Answer":"New Kids on the Block"},{"Category":"THE REPLACEMENTS","Question":"George Williams founded the association familiarly known as this to replace life on the street with Bible study","Answer":"the Young Men's Christian Association"},{"Category":"THE FALL","Question":"On Nov. 8, 1519 the sight of his forces made the Tenochtitlaners feel like they'd \"eaten stupefying mushrooms\"","Answer":"Cortés"},{"Category":"'HUSKER DO","Question":"One of the 2 vice presidents born in Nebraska; one in 1913, the other in 1941","Answer":"Gerald Ford"},{"Category":"THE ENGLISH BEAT","Question":"You'll find the Cavern Club at 10 Mathew Street in this port city; how fab","Answer":"Liverpool"},{"Category":"BIG \"STAR\"","Question":"In WWI Germany introduced this chemical weapon, C4H8Cl2S","Answer":"mustard gas"},{"Category":"5 BANDS","Question":"\"Welcome to Paradise\"; tre cool drums for this punk-pop band who performed at 2005's Live 8","Answer":"Green Day"},{"Category":"THE REPLACEMENTS","Question":"This cell-division process in which a cell's nucleus replicates is vital for repair & replacement of worn-out cells","Answer":"mitosis"},{"Category":"THE FALL","Question":"In 1918 this date in autumn brought the signing of the armistice ending World War I","Answer":"11-Nov"},{"Category":"THE ENGLISH BEAT","Question":"Centenary Square, in the center of this city, is its main cultural center; Alabama has a city by that name as well","Answer":"Birmingham"},{"Category":"BIG \"STAR\"","Question":"It's a dessert made of eggs, sugar & milk, either baked, boiled or frozen","Answer":"custard"},{"Category":"MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL NICKNAMES","Question":"\"The Ryan Express\"","Answer":"Nolan Ryan"},{"Category":"\"O\"PERA","Question":"Stravinsky enlisted the help of Cocteau for a Libretto based on Sophocles' play about this Theban king","Answer":"Oedipus"},{"Category":"WORLD MUSEUMS","Question":"Hanoi, where this man died in 1969, has a museum devoted to him","Answer":"Ho Chi Minh"},{"Category":"LIFE SCIENCE","Question":"A nematode is a roundworm; a planarian's shape gives it this name","Answer":"a flatworm"},{"Category":"DOUBLE MEANINGS","Question":"I know Mike _____ his expense account, but I can't believe he'd steal legal _____ from the conference room","Answer":"pads"},{"Category":"MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL NICKNAMES","Question":"\"The Rocket\"","Answer":"Clemens"},{"Category":"\"O\"PERA","Question":"George finds out Lennie has a dead mouse in his pocket in this Carlisle Floyd opera based on a 1937 novel","Answer":"Of Mice And Men"},{"Category":"WORLD MUSEUMS","Question":"Totem poles & Noh masks are at the Pitt Rivers Museum, given on condition that Oxford hire a lecturer on this -ology","Answer":"anthropology"},{"Category":"LIFE SCIENCE","Question":"In colenterates like jellyfish, the cavity called the coelenteron has an opening called this--don't get too complex","Answer":"a mouth"},{"Category":"DOUBLE MEANINGS","Question":"Maybe Don needs to get more exercise; he _____ just from pulling up his _____","Answer":"pants"},{"Category":"MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL NICKNAMES","Question":"\"The Big Hurt\"","Answer":"Frank Thomas"},{"Category":"\"O\"PERA","Question":"Verdi's work on this General's life opens in Cyprus; Shakespeare's tale begins in Venice","Answer":"Otello"},{"Category":"WORLD MUSEUMS","Question":"\"ANZACs in France, 1969\" was a 2006 exhibit at a war museum in this capital city","Answer":"Canberra"},{"Category":"LIFE SCIENCE","Question":"In nat. selection, a ref froggus trebekus has .5 relative fitness if it produces 1/2 as many of these as a pink one","Answer":"offspring"},{"Category":"DOUBLE MEANINGS","Question":"I liked that girl with the cute little _____ nose, so to have her _____ me really hurts","Answer":"snub"},{"Category":"MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL NICKNAMES","Question":"Yankee batting champ \"Donnie Baseball\"","Answer":"Mattingly"},{"Category":"\"O\"PERA","Question":"Titania & Puck play a part in the Carl Maria Von Weber opera named for this king of the fairies","Answer":"Oberon"},{"Category":"WORLD MUSEUMS","Question":"A Durer collection is highlight of this city's Kunsthistorisches Museum, built up by the Hapsburgs","Answer":"Vienna"},{"Category":"LIFE SCIENCE","Question":"In a fish's 2-chambered heart, it's the chamber that receives blood from the veins","Answer":"atrium"},{"Category":"DOUBLE MEANINGS","Question":"Chairman Mao was very resourceful when he built a seaworthy _____ out of a lot of old _____ lying around","Answer":"junk"},{"Category":"\"O\"PERA","Question":"Disney World crowds might go nuts for this title knight, aka Roland, made famous by both Hande & Vivaldi","Answer":"Orlando"},{"Category":"WORLD MUSEUMS","Question":"It's the set of museums that includes the Museo Pio-Clementino, exhibiting sculpture","Answer":"the Vatican Museums"},{"Category":"LIFE SCIENCE","Question":"The 2 main types of vascular seed plants are gymnosperms & these, 80% of known green plants","Answer":"angiosperms"},{"Category":"DOUBLE MEANINGS","Question":"I started to _____ in the hot sun, but I had to grab the _____ out of Ed's belt so he wouldn't score a TD","Answer":"flag"},{"Category":"LITERARY TITLES","Question":"This 1954 book title refers to an impaled sow's head, an offering to the \"beast\"","Answer":"Lord of the Flies"},{"Category":"SPORTS LEGENDS","Question":"Barry Bonds, among others, is currently trying to break this man's home run record of 755","Answer":"Hank Aaron"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"Cadets attend a dance at a girls' school in \"Graduation Ball\", a ballet set in this capital of Austria","Answer":"Vienna"},{"Category":"CHECK OUT MY CRIB","Question":"A Black Molly or 2 would be perfect to keep this calming crib feature in your living room free from algae","Answer":"an aquarium"},{"Category":"MOUNTAINS","Question":"The Hoosac Mountains are a range of these \"colorful\" mountains located in Vermont","Answer":"the Green Mountains"},{"Category":"WORDS","Question":"Chat about this in your chat room: \"chat\" is merely a shortened form of this 7-letter word","Answer":"chatter"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES","Question":"His presidential library is about 35 miles from the Kansas City, Missouri airport","Answer":"Harry Truman"},{"Category":"SPORTS LEGENDS","Question":"This 7-time Tour de France champ said the 2006 NYC Marathon was the \"hardest physical thing\" he'd ever done","Answer":"Lance Armstrong"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"The 2000 ballet \"Todo Buenos Aires\" features different interpretations of this sensual ballroom dance","Answer":"the tango"},{"Category":"CHECK OUT MY CRIB","Question":"Sit down in this chair with an X-shaped frame & a canvas seat, perfect for yelling, \"Quiet on the set!\"","Answer":"a director's chair"},{"Category":"WORDS","Question":"This name for a work of art that you may carve in art class comes from the Latin for \"to carve\"","Answer":"sculpture"},{"Category":"SPORTS LEGENDS","Question":"From 1984 to 1992, 2 of the 3 players who won all the NBA MVP awards","Answer":"Magic Johnson & Larry Bird"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"I may say \"neigh!\" if you do a pas de cheval, a ballet step that imitates this animal","Answer":"a horse"},{"Category":"CHECK OUT MY CRIB","Question":"Chandeliers look great but nowadays don't usually use these items from which their name is derived","Answer":"candles"},{"Category":"MOUNTAINS","Question":"The Waianae Mountains in this U.S. state rise up to 4,025-foot Mt. Kaala","Answer":"Hawaii"},{"Category":"WORDS","Question":"If you say, \"I'm eating a hot dog with\" this, you could mean a chopped pickle topping or just plain enjoyment","Answer":"relish"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES","Question":"His library has a desk that's an exact replica of the one that his son was photographed under in 1963","Answer":"John F. Kennedy"},{"Category":"SPORTS LEGENDS","Question":"In 1904 he became the first pitcher in the American League to throw a perfect game; now an award is named for him","Answer":"Cy Young"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"He designed sets & costumes for \"Where the Wlid Things Are\", a ballet based on his own beloved book","Answer":"Maurice Sendak"},{"Category":"CHECK OUT MY CRIB","Question":"In the furniture sense, this synonym of \"pride\" is dressing table","Answer":"vanity"},{"Category":"MOUNTAINS","Question":"The Caucusus Mountains of Eastern Europe are predominantly found in this large country","Answer":"Russia"},{"Category":"WORDS","Question":"Someone who sees a crime is an eyewitness; someone who experiences it aurally is this similar word","Answer":"an earwitness"},{"Category":"SPORTS LEGENDS","Question":"This Czech-born woman who retired in 2006 won a record 9 Wimbledon Singles Championships","Answer":"Martina Navratilova"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"The Carolina Ballet debuted a 2006 work based on this stormy Shakespearean shipwreck saga","Answer":"The Tempest"},{"Category":"CHECK OUT MY CRIB","Question":"Wanna put your feet up? How about on one of these with a \"Turkish\" name","Answer":"an ottoman"},{"Category":"MOUNTAINS","Question":"Geological evidence shows that this 5,000-mile mountain chain may extend south into Antarctica","Answer":"the Andes"},{"Category":"WORDS","Question":"The name of these small towers often seen on castles comes from Old French for \"small towers\"","Answer":"turrets"},{"Category":"JULY","Question":"William Booth founded this charitable \"army\" on July 5, 1865 in London","Answer":"The Salvation Army"},{"Category":"WHAT'S ON TV?","Question":"This \"American Idol\" judge told one contestant, \"you sounded like Cher after she's been to the dentist\"","Answer":"Simon Cowell"},{"Category":"LAW ENFORCEMENT","Question":"The truant officer may come after you if you fail to do this","Answer":"go to school"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"In chapter 52 of this novel, a boisterous crowd is gathering for Fagin's execution","Answer":"Oliver Twist"},{"Category":"COMPANIES YOUNGER THAN YOU","Question":"This commerce site founded in 1995 now also owns Skype, Paypal, & Shopping.com","Answer":"eBay"},{"Category":"SYNONYMS","Question":"As a noun, it's a synonym for \"flower\", as a verb, it's to blossom or come into one's own","Answer":"bloom"},{"Category":"JULY","Question":"On July 20, 1861 the Congress of the Confederate States began holding sessions in this Virginia city","Answer":"Richmond"},{"Category":"WHAT'S ON TV?","Question":"This ABC series set at Mode magazine is based on the hit Columbian telenovela \"Yo Soy Betty, La Fea\"","Answer":"Ugly Betty"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"19th c. author known for writing about a \"venerable mansion\" with \"seven acutely peaked gables\"","Answer":"Hawthorne"},{"Category":"COMPANIES YOUNGER THAN YOU","Question":"The first name of this company's search engine was Backrub, as it analyzed the back links pointing to websites","Answer":"Google"},{"Category":"SYNONYMS","Question":"Synonyms for \"crowd\" include throng, flock & this word that can also mean an infatuation","Answer":"a crush"},{"Category":"JULY","Question":"A July 17, 1917 royal proclamation changed the name of the British royal family to this, like a castle","Answer":"Windsor"},{"Category":"WHAT'S ON TV?","Question":"This Neil Patrick Harris sitcom is narrated through flashbacks from the future","Answer":"How I Met Your Mother"},{"Category":"LAW ENFORCEMENT","Question":"This agency's criminal justice information services div. has the fingerprints of more than 47 million people","Answer":"the FBI"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"People from the past appear to a brother & sister in \"Rewards and Fairies\" by this author of \"The Jungle Book\"","Answer":"Kipling"},{"Category":"COMPANIES YOUNGER THAN YOU","Question":"While a student at Northeastern, Shawn Fanning started this P2P music-sharing service that now gone legit","Answer":"Napster"},{"Category":"SYNONYMS","Question":"In court you won't hear a lawyer say \"remonstrance!\" but this synonym","Answer":"objection"},{"Category":"JULY","Question":"John Adams' dying words on this date in 1826 were that Thomas Jefferson still lived; John Adams was wrong","Answer":"4-Jul"},{"Category":"WHAT'S ON TV?","Question":"Penn Jillette hosts this NBC game show about first impressions","Answer":"Identity"},{"Category":"LAW ENFORCEMENT","Question":"A counter-terrorism program is called \"NYPD\" this, another term for a police badge","Answer":"Shield"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"Modern novels with biblical titles include Jane Hamilton's \"The Book of Ruth\" & Toni Morrison's \"Song of\" him","Answer":"Solomon"},{"Category":"COMPANIES YOUNGER THAN YOU","Question":"After selling Broadcast.com to Yahoo! for more than $5 billion, this Dallas NBA team owner started HDNet","Answer":"Mark Cuban"},{"Category":"SYNONYMS","Question":"Back in the 19th century, ladies didn't faint but did this 5-letter synonym","Answer":"swoon"},{"Category":"JULY","Question":"In July 1893 this president underwent a secret operation to remove part of his jaw due to cancer","Answer":"Grover Cleveland"},{"Category":"WHAT'S ON TV?","Question":"In its 1st episode, citizens of a Kansas town saw a mushroom cloud on the horizon & were cut off from the outside world","Answer":"Jericho"},{"Category":"LAW ENFORCEMENT","Question":"Not just a remark like \"the soup's too salty\", it's a formal charge a victim can swear out, leading to an arrest","Answer":"a complaint"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"Even Grendel would love Seamus Heaney's new translation of the Anglo-Saxon epic about this title geat","Answer":"Beowulf"},{"Category":"COMPANIES YOUNGER THAN YOU","Question":"Started in 2001, Verasun Energy has now become the second-leading producer of this alternative fuel","Answer":"ethanol"},{"Category":"SYNONYMS","Question":"This synonym for \"to seclude\" is also a word for part of a monastery or convent","Answer":"cloister"},{"Category":"ANIMALS","Question":"The genus of this Asian animal is Ailuropoda, & its species name, appropriately, is melanoleuca","Answer":"the giant panda"},{"Category":"HISTORIC AMERICANS","Question":"When asked how he became a hero, this president remarked, \"It was involuntary. They sank my boat\"","Answer":"John F. Kennedy"},{"Category":"NATIONAL FOODS","Question":"This breakfast treat with deep pockets was introduced to Americans at the 1964 World's Fair","Answer":"Belgian waffles"},{"Category":"THE PLANET URANUS","Question":"Observations by astronomer James Elliot in 1977 discovered 5 of these around Uranus","Answer":"rings"},{"Category":"PICTURE THIS","Question":"One of the first printed books with illustrations was a collection of this ancient man's fables in 1476","Answer":"Aesop"},{"Category":"ALL MY Xs","Question":"In 1968 the MPAA rated a film adult by giving it this many Xs","Answer":"1"},{"Category":"LIVE IN TEXAS","Question":"If you're on the road again in Texas, stop at Luck, this singer's world headquarters","Answer":"Willie Nelson"},{"Category":"HISTORIC AMERICANS","Question":"At the time of her 1937 disappearance she was married to publisher George Palmer Putnam","Answer":"Amelia Earhart"},{"Category":"NATIONAL FOODS","Question":"Thomas' is a brand of these, famed for their nooks & crannies","Answer":"English muffins"},{"Category":"THE PLANET URANUS","Question":"Of 84, 184 or 284, the length in years of one orbit by Uranus around the sun","Answer":"84"},{"Category":"PICTURE THIS","Question":"In 1964 this first lady made the first call to inaugurate the new commercial picturephone service","Answer":"Lady Bird Johnson"},{"Category":"ALL MY Xs","Question":"In a 2002 film, number of Xs on Vin Diesel's neck tattoo","Answer":"3"},{"Category":"LIVE IN TEXAS","Question":"In June 2002 this \"Men in Black\" agent & Texas rancher was reported to be shopping for a horse farm","Answer":"Tommy Lee Jones"},{"Category":"HISTORIC AMERICANS","Question":"In 1881 Louis Tiffany & others decorated the first floor of this author's mansion in Hartford, Conn.","Answer":"Mark Twain"},{"Category":"NATIONAL FOODS","Question":"This cured meat is in the classic McDonald's Egg McMuffin","Answer":"Canadian bacon"},{"Category":"THE PLANET URANUS","Question":"Uranus' 2 largest moons share their names with characters created by this author","Answer":"William Shakespeare"},{"Category":"PICTURE THIS","Question":"In 1907 the Wall Street Journal declared Percival Lowell's photo of its \"canals\" proof of intelligent life","Answer":"Mars"},{"Category":"ALL MY Xs","Question":"Claudia Silva starred in an L.A.-area theater production of \"Cuatro Equis\", this many","Answer":"4"},{"Category":"LIVE IN TEXAS","Question":"This world-famous cyclist named his home in Austin \"Casa Linda\" after his mother","Answer":"Lance Armstrong"},{"Category":"HISTORIC AMERICANS","Question":"In 1973 he resigned as governor of New York to found the Commission on Critical Choices for Americans","Answer":"Nelson Rockefeller"},{"Category":"NATIONAL FOODS","Question":"Actually an American recipe, this condiment may have been given its name because caviar was once an ingredient","Answer":"Russian dressing"},{"Category":"THE PLANET URANUS","Question":"In 1846 astronomers found this planet from the effects it had on Uranus' orbit","Answer":"Neptune"},{"Category":"PICTURE THIS","Question":"Nose art, referring to pictures on the noses of these, really took off during WWII","Answer":"airplanes"},{"Category":"ALL MY Xs","Question":"Without getting a tic-tac-toe on \"Hollywood Squares\" you could still win a game with this many Xs","Answer":"5"},{"Category":"LIVE IN TEXAS","Question":"Man from Sugarland, Texas known as \"The Hammer\" in the U.S. House of Representatives","Answer":"Tom DeLay"},{"Category":"HISTORIC AMERICANS","Question":"This attorney was the only representative of New York to sign the U.S. Constitution","Answer":"Alexander Hamilton"},{"Category":"NATIONAL FOODS","Question":"Its other names include Poor Knights of Windsor & Pain Perdu (lost bread)","Answer":"French toast"},{"Category":"THE PLANET URANUS","Question":"He discovered Uranus as well as 2 of its moons","Answer":"William Herschel"},{"Category":"PICTURE THIS","Question":"The rights to 5 of Tom Kelley's red velvet photos of this actress taken in 1949 were put on eBay in 2001, but weren't sold","Answer":"Marilyn Monroe"},{"Category":"ALL MY Xs","Question":"Maximum number of Xs that can appear on one bowler's score sheet in one game","Answer":"12"},{"Category":"LIVE IN TEXAS","Question":"This billionaire Texan was asked to testify on his Plano company's involvement in California's energy crisis","Answer":"H. Ross Perot"},{"Category":"FRENCH ART & ARTISTS","Question":"Jean Duvet created a series of engravings depicting the hunting of this 1-horned mythical beast","Answer":"unicorn"},{"Category":"ON THE GO","Question":"The Wright Bros.' experiments in this type of chamber in their bicycle shop led to designs of their flyer's wings","Answer":"wind tunnel"},{"Category":"3-NAMED AUTHORS","Question":"His novels include \"The Prairie\", \"The Pioneers\", & \"The Pathfinder\"","Answer":"James Fenimore Cooper"},{"Category":"HORSE SENSE","Question":"Golden Cloud had great pull with Roy Rogers under this stage name","Answer":"Trigger"},{"Category":"THE EMPEROR NERO","Question":"In the year prior to his death, Nero participated in these games in Greece","Answer":"Olympic Games"},{"Category":"\"BOO\"!","Question":"Soft woolen shoes for a baby","Answer":"booties"},{"Category":"FRENCH ART & ARTISTS","Question":"Francois Lemoyne painted the Hercules ceiling at this French palace & voila! became premier peintre du roi","Answer":"Versailles"},{"Category":"ON THE GO","Question":"Created in 1971 as the National Railroad Passenger Corporation, it's better known by this name","Answer":"Amtrak"},{"Category":"3-NAMED AUTHORS","Question":"She wrote \"Jo's Boys\" in 1886, a second sequel to her 1860s novel","Answer":"Louisa May Alcott"},{"Category":"HORSE SENSE","Question":"Buck, ridden by James Arness on \"Gunsmoke\", was later used by Lorne Greene on this series","Answer":"Bonanza"},{"Category":"THE EMPEROR NERO","Question":"Nero's indulgences included poetry, acting & racing these vehicles","Answer":"chariots"},{"Category":"\"BOO\"!","Question":"An illegally made product, especially a musical recording","Answer":"bootleg"},{"Category":"ON THE GO","Question":"(Sofia of the Clue Crew paddling a canoe) Some of the earliest canoes were this type of boat, made from a hollowed-out tree trunk","Answer":"dugout canoe"},{"Category":"3-NAMED AUTHORS","Question":"This \"Ship of Fools\" author won a Pulitzer & the National Book Award for her 1965 \"Collected Stories\"","Answer":"Katherine Anne Porter"},{"Category":"HORSE SENSE","Question":"The Pie was little Liz Taylor's horse in this classic","Answer":"National Velvet"},{"Category":"THE EMPEROR NERO","Question":"Contrary to myth, no evidence exists that Nero played a fiddle, or anything else, while this happened","Answer":"while Rome burned"},{"Category":"\"BOO\"!","Question":"A hidden explosive device, it sounds like a snare for a tropical seabird","Answer":"boobytrap"},{"Category":"FRENCH ART & ARTISTS","Question":"In 1834 Delacroix painted the lush \"Women of\" this Algerian city \"in Their Apartment\"","Answer":"Algiers"},{"Category":"ON THE GO","Question":"Lighter than a Conestoga wagon, it was named for its white canvas covering which resembled the sails of ships","Answer":"prairie schooner"},{"Category":"3-NAMED AUTHORS","Question":"The movie \"Yentl\" was based on a story by him","Answer":"Isaac Bashevis Singer"},{"Category":"HORSE SENSE","Question":"Guy Williams rode Tornado as this hero","Answer":"Zorro"},{"Category":"THE EMPEROR NERO","Question":"At age 16, Nero was proclaimed emperor by this military unit & immediately confirmed by the Senate","Answer":"Praetorian Guard"},{"Category":"\"BOO\"!","Question":"A government project of little value funded to gain political favor","Answer":"boondoggle"},{"Category":"FRENCH ART & ARTISTS","Question":"Talent ran in the family: this first woman to join the Impressionists was a granddaughter of the Rococo painter Fragonard","Answer":"Berthe Morisot"},{"Category":"ON THE GO","Question":"This Newfoundland capital is the easternmost terminus of the Trans-Canada Highway","Answer":"St. John's"},{"Category":"3-NAMED AUTHORS","Question":"In 2001 this novelist & short story writer's \"We Were the Mulvaneys\" was chosen for Oprah's Book Club","Answer":"Joyce Carol Oates"},{"Category":"HORSE SENSE","Question":"Shakespeare has this king saying, \"Saddle White Surrey for the field to-morrow\"","Answer":"Richard III"},{"Category":"\"BOO\"!","Question":"According to Lewis Carroll, the snark was one of these, you see","Answer":"boojum"},{"Category":"IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"This 5-letter word can refer to one type of work by a composer, or to several works of different types","Answer":"opera"},{"Category":"IT BORDERS JUST ONE OTHER COUNTRY","Question":"Canada","Answer":"the United States"},{"Category":"21st CENTURY MUSIC","Question":"The nickname of this woman from the Black Eyed Peas is just a shortening of her last name","Answer":"Fergie"},{"Category":"BABY NAMES A LA SHAKESPEARE","Question":"Knowing it's from the Greek for \"serpent\" might turn you off this name of a doomed lass in \"Hamlet\"","Answer":"Ophelia"},{"Category":"YES, THAT'S \"WHITE\"","Question":"Turbulent rapids","Answer":"whitewater"},{"Category":"WHEN THE SAINTS","Question":"Santa Rosa de Lima is honored with festivals each August 30 in this country where she's patron saint","Answer":"Peru"},{"Category":"COME, HO CHI MINH","Question":"Ho Chi Minh is buried in this capital city","Answer":"Hanoi"},{"Category":"IT BORDERS JUST ONE OTHER COUNTRY","Question":"South Korea","Answer":"North Korea"},{"Category":"21st CENTURY MUSIC","Question":"The stage name of this R&B singer born Shaffer Smith is a play on the name of a character in \"The Matrix\"","Answer":"Ne-Yo"},{"Category":"BABY NAMES A LA SHAKESPEARE","Question":"Name a girl this after the \"Merchant of Venice\" heroine & she'll probably grow up to like fast sports cars","Answer":"Portia"},{"Category":"YES, THAT'S \"WHITE\"","Question":"Milk with butter & flour added used as a base in cooking","Answer":"a white sauce"},{"Category":"WHEN THE SAINTS","Question":"The site of this city, now the seat of Saint Johns County, Florida, was visited by Ponce de Leon in 1513","Answer":"St. Augustine"},{"Category":"COME, HO CHI MINH","Question":"Ho Chi Minh helped start Vietnam's Communist Party & in the 1920s helped start this Eur. country's Communist Party","Answer":"France"},{"Category":"IT BORDERS JUST ONE OTHER COUNTRY","Question":"Denmark","Answer":"Germany"},{"Category":"21st CENTURY MUSIC","Question":"\"Ordinary People\" singer John Stephens took on this last name, the stuff that myths are made of","Answer":"Legend"},{"Category":"BABY NAMES A LA SHAKESPEARE","Question":"If you give your son this villainous 4-letter name from \"Othello\", you're just asking for trouble","Answer":"Iago"},{"Category":"YES, THAT'S \"WHITE\"","Question":"Condition of heavy snow or fog during daylight in which visibility is lost","Answer":"a whiteout"},{"Category":"WHEN THE SAINTS","Question":"You're a Slav to the study of language if you know that this alphabet bears the name of a 9th c. saint","Answer":"Cyrillic"},{"Category":"COME, HO CHI MINH","Question":"The trail bearing Ho's name was a series of Viet Cong supply routes mostly through this neighboring nation","Answer":"Laos"},{"Category":"IT BORDERS JUST ONE OTHER COUNTRY","Question":"San Marino","Answer":"Italy"},{"Category":"21st CENTURY MUSIC","Question":"\"Icky Thump\" was a No. 1 modern rock hit for this duo","Answer":"the White Stripes"},{"Category":"BABY NAMES A LA SHAKESPEARE","Question":"I'd think twice about naming your daughter this; she might turn into a shrew like in the play","Answer":"Katherine"},{"Category":"YES, THAT'S \"WHITE\"","Question":"A chess piece, or a company involved in a friendly takeover of another","Answer":"a white knight"},{"Category":"WHEN THE SAINTS","Question":"It's the secret identity of the British detective known as \"The Saint\"","Answer":"Simon Templar"},{"Category":"COME, HO CHI MINH","Question":"Ho Chi Minh was also known by the nickname Bac Ho, meaning this relative","Answer":"uncle"},{"Category":"IT BORDERS JUST ONE OTHER COUNTRY","Question":"Brunei","Answer":"Malaysia"},{"Category":"21st CENTURY MUSIC","Question":"Brothers Chad & Mike Kroeger make up half of this rock band","Answer":"Nickelback"},{"Category":"BABY NAMES A LA SHAKESPEARE","Question":"For an eighth child, preferably a daughter, this name from \"Antony and Cleopatra\" would be fitting","Answer":"Octavia"},{"Category":"YES, THAT'S \"WHITE\"","Question":"Down a shot & name this 1973 Burt Reynolds movie","Answer":"White Lightning"},{"Category":"WHEN THE SAINTS","Question":"This Afro-Cuban belief system uses Catholic saints as representations of the spirit world","Answer":"Santería"},{"Category":"COME, HO CHI MINH","Question":"Ho Chi Minh's real family name wasn't Ho, it was this, like many other Vietnamese","Answer":"Nguyen"},{"Category":"BALLETS WE'VE NEVER ASKED ABOUT BEFORE","Question":"In Jerome Robbins' \"Celebration\", couples representing 5 countries dance this, \"step for 2\" in French","Answer":"pas de deux"},{"Category":"BEST MOVIE QUOTES EVER!","Question":"1967: \"We rob banks\"","Answer":"Bonnie and Clyde"},{"Category":"6 CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR","Question":"D'Artagnan","Answer":"Dumas"},{"Category":"SYRIA'S EATING","Question":"Syria had to wait until 2006 for an American fast food franchise, this fowl-selling one","Answer":"KFC"},{"Category":"UP IN THE AIR","Question":"It decreases for the first 6 miles of the atmosphere, then goes way up, way down & finally up again around 55 miles high","Answer":"the temperature"},{"Category":"ABBREV.","Question":"A recent, frightening addition to our world language: WMD","Answer":"weapons of mass destruction"},{"Category":"BALLETS WE'VE NEVER ASKED ABOUT BEFORE","Question":"\"Fete Noire\" was first presented in 1971 by the fledgling dance theatre of this Manhattan area","Answer":"Harlem"},{"Category":"BEST MOVIE QUOTES EVER!","Question":"1975: \"She turned me into a newt!\"","Answer":"Monty Python and the Holy Grail"},{"Category":"6 CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR","Question":"Harry Angstrom, aka \"Rabbit\"","Answer":"Updike"},{"Category":"SYRIA'S EATING","Question":"Mansaf is this favorite meat cooked in a yogurt sauce","Answer":"lamb"},{"Category":"UP IN THE AIR","Question":"Warm air flows deflected by the Earth's rotation create winds that were named this by business-minded mariners","Answer":"trade winds"},{"Category":"ABBREV.","Question":"Since 1871, they've aimed to please: NRA","Answer":"the National Rifle Association"},{"Category":"BALLETS WE'VE NEVER ASKED ABOUT BEFORE","Question":"In \"Harlequinade\" the hero tries to rescue Columbine with the help of the magical \"La Bonne Fee\", this in English","Answer":"the good fairy"},{"Category":"BEST MOVIE QUOTES EVER!","Question":"1999: \"Get in my belly!\" (Second in a series)","Answer":"Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me"},{"Category":"6 CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR","Question":"Esmeralda & Claude Frollo","Answer":"Hugo"},{"Category":"SYRIA'S EATING","Question":"Sultan Ibrahim is a Mideastern name for red mullet, a type of this creature","Answer":"fish"},{"Category":"UP IN THE AIR","Question":"At under 6,000 feet, this 7-letter layered type of cloud is one of the lowest","Answer":"stratus"},{"Category":"ABBREV.","Question":"Printer particular: DPI","Answer":"dots per inch"},{"Category":"BALLETS WE'VE NEVER ASKED ABOUT BEFORE","Question":"The ballet \"Bhakti\" features 3 Hindu gods including this \"destroyer\", whose wife, Shakti, dances for him","Answer":"Shiva"},{"Category":"BEST MOVIE QUOTES EVER!","Question":"1999: \"Excuse me, I believe you have my stapler\"","Answer":"Office Space"},{"Category":"6 CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR","Question":"Catherine Earnshaw","Answer":"Emily Brontë"},{"Category":"SYRIA'S EATING","Question":"The leaves of mulukhiya resemble those of this vegetable; we hope Syrian kids don't turn up their noses at mulukhiya","Answer":"spinach"},{"Category":"UP IN THE AIR","Question":"Pilots are leery of CAT, or clear-air this, which often occurs over mountains & around thunderstorms","Answer":"turbulence"},{"Category":"ABBREV.","Question":"You can bank on it: FDIC","Answer":"Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation"},{"Category":"BALLETS WE'VE NEVER ASKED ABOUT BEFORE","Question":"The 1969 ballet \"Trinity\" was inspired by the peace movement in this California university city","Answer":"Berkeley"},{"Category":"BEST MOVIE QUOTES EVER!","Question":"1951: \"Nature, Mr. Allnut, is what we are put in this world to rise above\"","Answer":"The African Queen"},{"Category":"6 CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR","Question":"Paul Baumer, a young German soldier","Answer":"Erich Maria Remarque"},{"Category":"SYRIA'S EATING","Question":"To make eish al-Saraya or \"Syrian dessert\" you need this preparation made by steeping petals in liquid","Answer":"rosewater"},{"Category":"UP IN THE AIR","Question":"From 30 to 50 miles up is this intermediate section of the atmosphere; it gets its name from the Greek for \"middle\"","Answer":"mesosphere"},{"Category":"ABBREV.","Question":"Like NAFTA, but farther south: CAFTA","Answer":"Central American Free Trade Agreement"},{"Category":"THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART","Question":"64 paintings from the Met's founding purchase are still in its collection; over 1/3 of them are from this current European nation","Answer":"the Netherlands"},{"Category":"THE 23rd PSALM","Question":"They're the first 5 words of the psalm","Answer":"The Lord is my shepherd"},{"Category":"GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP","Question":"J.P. Hayes cost himself a 2009 spot on this tour by confessing to using an unapproved ball","Answer":"the PGA tour"},{"Category":"SILENCE","Question":"In a silent one of these, the bids are written--none of that \"do I hear...\" business","Answer":"an auction"},{"Category":"\"V\"","Question":"Sabin and Salk product","Answer":"vaccines"},{"Category":"PUSH BY SAFIRE","Question":"William Safire won this prize in 1978 \"For Commentary on the Bert Lance Affair\" (\"Affair\" being Lance's banking practices)","Answer":"the Pulitzer"},{"Category":"THE 23rd PSALM","Question":"\"He maketh me to lie down in green pastures; he leadeth me beside\" these","Answer":"still waters"},{"Category":"GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP","Question":"In 2008 Central Wash. players of this sport carried injured Sara Tucholsky of Western Oregon around the bases","Answer":"softball"},{"Category":"SILENCE","Question":"The journal of this quiet type of institution gives an award for the one \"of the Year\"; in 2010 it was in Columbus","Answer":"a library"},{"Category":"\"V\"","Question":"A tramp or wanderer","Answer":"a vagabond"},{"Category":"PUSH BY SAFIRE","Question":"Safire wrote, \"A president's ability to deflect charges of sleaze...aimed at his administration\" was a this-coated presidency","Answer":"teflon"},{"Category":"THE 23rd PSALM","Question":"These 2 items, \"they comfort me\"","Answer":"rod & staff"},{"Category":"GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP","Question":"Mike Bossy & Alexander Mogilny have won the Lady Byng Trophy for gentlemanly conduct in this sport","Answer":"hockey"},{"Category":"SILENCE","Question":"The type used for a trumpet or sax is more familiar, but string instruments can be muffled with this device","Answer":"a mute"},{"Category":"\"V\"","Question":"A silk textile with a short, smooth surface, or the covering on deer's developing antlers","Answer":"velvet"},{"Category":"PUSH BY SAFIRE","Question":"In 2006 George W. Bush awarded Safire this \"presidential\" item, the highest honor given to civilians","Answer":"the Medal of Freedom"},{"Category":"THE 23rd PSALM","Question":"\"Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of\" these","Answer":"mine enemies"},{"Category":"GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP","Question":"The chronicles of this hard-serving American include, in 2005, calling an opponent's shot in, costing himself the match","Answer":"Andy Roddick"},{"Category":"SILENCE","Question":"No cell phone use is permitted on \"quiet cars\", begun in 2000 on this service's Philly-Washington run","Answer":"Amtrak"},{"Category":"\"V\"","Question":"9-letter word meaning to waver between courses of action","Answer":"vacillate"},{"Category":"PUSH BY SAFIRE","Question":"Safire defined \"the proof of guilt that precipitates resignations\" as this 2-word term describing a discharged firearm","Answer":"a smoking gun"},{"Category":"THE 23rd PSALM","Question":"\"Surely\" these 2 quantities \"shall follow me all the days of my life\"","Answer":"goodness & mercy"},{"Category":"GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP","Question":"This backcourt partner of Isiah Thomas on the \"bad boys\" of Detroit won the NBA's 1st Sportsmanship Award","Answer":"Joe Dumars"},{"Category":"SILENCE","Question":"The name of this branch of monks known for keeping silent comes from a 17th century Cistercian Abbey","Answer":"the Trappists"},{"Category":"\"V\"","Question":"2-word legal term for preliminary examination of jurors","Answer":"voir dire"},{"Category":"PUSH BY SAFIRE","Question":"At the American National Exhibition in Moscow in 1959, Safire corralled these 2 politicos into a mock kitchen & the 2 debated","Answer":"Nixon & Khrushchev"},{"Category":"WORLD LEADERS","Question":"Elected in 2008, president Dimitris Christofias of this divided island nation is the EU's only communist head of state","Answer":"Cyprus"},{"Category":"THE TREES WERE ANGRY THAT DAY, MY FRIENDS","Question":"An apple tree angrily slaps the hand of a Kansas girl trying to pick from it in this film","Answer":"The Wizard of Oz"},{"Category":"BESTSELLERS","Question":"Numerical title of Jeffrey Toobin's look \"Inside the Secret World of the Supreme Court\"","Answer":"The Nine"},{"Category":"DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE COMPANIES","Question":"There's American Express & this \"of America\"","Answer":"Bank"},{"Category":"PHOTOGRAPHERS","Question":"In April 1875 the Library of Congress gained possession of his Civil War photographic plates for $25,000","Answer":"Mathew Brady"},{"Category":"SAY \"CHI\"s","Question":"Giving up your seat to the lady proves that this medieval system is not dead","Answer":"chivalry"},{"Category":"WORLD LEADERS","Question":"Lee Myung-Bak is its head of state; he makes the news a bit less often than his counterpart to the north","Answer":"South Korea"},{"Category":"THE TREES WERE ANGRY THAT DAY, MY FRIENDS","Question":"In the third film of this title guy's animated series, Fiona's planned attack on 2 tree/ guards doesn't make them happy","Answer":"Shrek"},{"Category":"BESTSELLERS","Question":"Don Piper describes his brush with death in \"90 Minutes in\" this place","Answer":"Heaven"},{"Category":"DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE COMPANIES","Question":"It has a Supercenter on South 9th St. in Salina, Kansas","Answer":"Walmart"},{"Category":"PHOTOGRAPHERS","Question":"Black photographer James Van Der Zee chronicled life in this NYC section for more than a half century","Answer":"Harlem"},{"Category":"SAY \"CHI\"s","Question":"Part of a house that has its own professional sweep","Answer":"a chimney"},{"Category":"WORLD LEADERS","Question":"Serzh Sargsian is its president, Tigran Sargsian is its prime minister","Answer":"Armenia"},{"Category":"THE TREES WERE ANGRY THAT DAY, MY FRIENDS","Question":"Treebeard rallies the Ents & goes after Saruman's forces in this second film in the \"Lord of the Rings\" trilogy","Answer":"The Two Towers"},{"Category":"BESTSELLERS","Question":"A vampire series by Kerrelyn Sparks is punningly titled \"Love at\" this","Answer":"Stake"},{"Category":"DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE COMPANIES","Question":"Roy E., the son of its co-founder, died in December 2009","Answer":"Disney"},{"Category":"PHOTOGRAPHERS","Question":"He once said that his life was \"colored and modulated by the great earth gesture of the sierra\"","Answer":"Adams"},{"Category":"SAY \"CHI\"s","Question":"In the Army today no one outranks General George W. Casey Jr., because he's this","Answer":"Chief of Staff"},{"Category":"WORLD LEADERS","Question":"Former Sofia mayor Boyko Borissov is now its prime minister","Answer":"Bulgaria"},{"Category":"THE TREES WERE ANGRY THAT DAY, MY FRIENDS","Question":"A tree snatches Robbie in this 1982 thriller known for the catchphrase \"They're heee-reee!\"","Answer":"Poltergeist"},{"Category":"DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE COMPANIES","Question":"Pfounded in 18P49","Answer":"Pfizer"},{"Category":"PHOTOGRAPHERS","Question":"Her 1981 Rolling Stone cover shot of a nude John Lennon was taken hours before his murder","Answer":"Annie Leibovitz"},{"Category":"SAY \"CHI\"s","Question":"You can \"pet\" this Southwestern plant, Salvia Columbariae","Answer":"a chia"},{"Category":"WORLD LEADERS","Question":"It's prime minister Mr. Tuila'Epa, won a silver medal in archery at the 2007 South Pacific Games","Answer":"Samoa"},{"Category":"THE TREES WERE ANGRY THAT DAY, MY FRIENDS","Question":"In M. Night Shyamalan's \"The Happening\", the trees are mad at us, & Elliot Moore, played by him, must deal with it","Answer":"Wahlberg"},{"Category":"DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE COMPANIES","Question":"Its original purpose was to insure people on journeys","Answer":"Travelers"},{"Category":"PHOTOGRAPHERS","Question":"Mattias Klum's photo essays for this magazine include 2008's \"Borneo's Moment of Truth\"","Answer":"National Geographic"},{"Category":"SAY \"CHI\"s","Question":"Deception or trickery","Answer":"chicanery"},{"Category":"WORD AND PHRASE ORIGINS","Question":"Meaning \"rapidly\", this term began in England, referring to the speed with which the mail was delivered","Answer":"post haste"},{"Category":"AYE! IT'S IRELAND","Question":"Also called Trinity College, the university of this capital was founded in 1592","Answer":"Dublin"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS IN THE CABINET","Question":"While Secretary of State from 1811 to 1817, he might have been asked, \"What's up, doctrine?\"","Answer":"James Monroe"},{"Category":"TV CASTS","Question":"On \"Spin City\" Michael J. Fox played Mike; this actor who replaced him plays Charlie","Answer":"Charlie Sheen"},{"Category":"GRAVE MATTERS","Question":"In 1995 these married physicists were laid to rest (again), this time at the Pantheon in Paris","Answer":"Pierre & Marie Curie"},{"Category":"ARTISTS & THEIR WORKS","Question":"Robert Delaunay is known for his colorful series of Cubist paintings of this French tower","Answer":"Eiffel Tower"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY RHYME TIME","Question":"Aykroyd's blueprints","Answer":"Dan's plans"},{"Category":"AYE! IT'S IRELAND","Question":"Held each year in County Kildare, the Irish Derby is a famous event in this sport","Answer":"Horse racing"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS IN THE CABINET","Question":"While Secretary of State from 1801 to 1809, he was president from 1809 to 1817","Answer":"James Madison"},{"Category":"TV CASTS","Question":"In 2000 this Oscar nominee joined the cast of \"Ally McBeal\" as a lawyer","Answer":"Robert Downey, Jr."},{"Category":"GRAVE MATTERS","Question":"In 2000, 25 years after his death, this country's last emperor Haile Selassie was laid to rest in a crypt in Addis Ababa","Answer":"Ethiopia"},{"Category":"ARTISTS & THEIR WORKS","Question":"Oh oh! Chauncey B. Ives depicted this mythological woman seen here on the verge of opening a box","Answer":"Pandora"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY RHYME TIME","Question":"Sajak's Stetsons & sombreros","Answer":"Pat's hats"},{"Category":"AYE! IT'S IRELAND","Question":"Reflecting its lush, beautiful countryside. it's Ireland's gem of a nickname","Answer":"\"The Emerald Isle\""},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS IN THE CABINET","Question":"Through skillful negotiation, Secretary of State Martin Van Buren got the U.S. this trade status with Turkey","Answer":"Most favored nation"},{"Category":"TV CASTS","Question":"Aliens abducted Mulder on \"The X-Files\", so Scully got partnered with this \"Terminator 2\" actor","Answer":"Robert Patrick"},{"Category":"GRAVE MATTERS","Question":"It was no laughing matter when this silent film legend's body was stolen from a Swiss cemetery in 1978","Answer":"Charlie Chaplin"},{"Category":"ARTISTS & THEIR WORKS","Question":"Marcel Duchamp coined this term to describe Alexander Calder's moving sculptures","Answer":"Mobiles"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY RHYME TIME","Question":"The vistas seen from Ms. Barrymore's home","Answer":"Drew's views"},{"Category":"AYE! IT'S IRELAND","Question":"One of Ireland's most important exports, it's also Ireland's most popular brand of stout beer","Answer":"Guinness"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS IN THE CABINET","Question":"As Secretary of State, John Quincy Adams told this country to govern Florida better or cede it to the U.S.","Answer":"Spain"},{"Category":"TV CASTS","Question":"This tap dancer has a recurring role on \"Will & Grace\" as Eric McCormack's boss","Answer":"Gregory Hines"},{"Category":"GRAVE MATTERS","Question":"Wayne Newton hopes to find the remains of this tribal ancestor in Britain & bring them home to her native Virginia","Answer":"Pocahontas"},{"Category":"ARTISTS & THEIR WORKS","Question":"Conrad Witz depicted this wealthy queen with King Solomon in the 15th C. work seen here","Answer":"Queen of Sheba"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY RHYME TIME","Question":"Harrelson's yummies","Answer":"Woody's goodies"},{"Category":"AYE! IT'S IRELAND","Question":"Ireland's national coat of arms features this traditional Irish musical instrument","Answer":"Harp"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS IN THE CABINET","Question":"He wasn't a Secretary of State, he was Andrew Johnson's Secretary of War in 1867 & 1868","Answer":"Ulysses S. Grant"},{"Category":"TV CASTS","Question":"In 2000 this rapper-turned-actor joined the cast of \"Law & Order: Special Victims Unit\" as Richard Belzer's partner","Answer":"Ice-T"},{"Category":"GRAVE MATTERS","Question":"Thomas Crawford's best-known work, \"Armed Liberty\", is the bronze atop the dome of this American landmark","Answer":"U.S. Capitol Building"},{"Category":"ARTISTS & THEIR WORKS","Question":"In Salzburg you can visit the graves of his parents & his wife Constanze; his own location is uncertain","Answer":"W.A. Mozart"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY RHYME TIME","Question":"Hairdresser Vidal's woodwinds","Answer":"Sassoon's bassoons"},{"Category":"\"GREEN\" THINGS","Question":"It's the body part you're said to have if you've a knack for growing plants easily","Answer":"a green thumb"},{"Category":"LITERARY CHARACTERS","Question":"He said, \"My mother was an ape, and of course she couldn't tell me much about it\"","Answer":"Tarzan"},{"Category":"AVIARY","Question":"Perhaps \"imitating\" Florida, in 1929 Arkansas chose this as its state bird","Answer":"mockingbird"},{"Category":"NUTRITION","Question":"For an active woman, 20 to 25 percent of her total calorie intake should be from this; don't go all Jack Sprat","Answer":"fat"},{"Category":"MOVIE SONGS","Question":"1996: \"Don't Cry For Me, Argentina\"","Answer":"Evita"},{"Category":"OXYMORONS","Question":"The \"double\" version of this card game for one requires 2 players","Answer":"solitaire"},{"Category":"\"GREEN\" THINGS","Question":"After protecting this territory during WWII, the U.S. offered to buy it, but Denmark refused","Answer":"Greenland"},{"Category":"LITERARY CHARACTERS","Question":"In \"A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court\", his character puts Hank Morgan to sleep for 1,300 years","Answer":"Merlin"},{"Category":"AVIARY","Question":"Bob Hope claimed his mother saw his nose & cried that the doctor took the baby & left this bird","Answer":"stork"},{"Category":"NUTRITION","Question":"It's good to break a little this between friends--it supplies carbs & fiber","Answer":"bread"},{"Category":"MOVIE SONGS","Question":"1995: \"Exhale (Shoop Shoop)\"","Answer":"Waiting to Exhale"},{"Category":"OXYMORONS","Question":"In November 1996 Roy Jones, Jr. knocked down Mike McCallum & won the WBC title in this division","Answer":"light-heavyweight"},{"Category":"\"GREEN\" THINGS","Question":"A political party organized after the Civil War, or a piece of U.S. currency","Answer":"Greenback"},{"Category":"LITERARY CHARACTERS","Question":"He tells his 10-year-old sister Phoebe that he wants to be a \"catcher in the rye\"","Answer":"Holden Caulfield"},{"Category":"NUTRITION","Question":"People with hypertension should diet & limit their intake of alcohol & this chemical element","Answer":"sodium"},{"Category":"MOVIE SONGS","Question":"1991: \"(Everything I Do) I Do It For You\"","Answer":"Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves"},{"Category":"OXYMORONS","Question":"The American Academy of Pediatrics called smoking \"The leading cause of\" this oxymoron in the U.S.","Answer":"preventable death"},{"Category":"\"GREEN\" THINGS","Question":"Oh yes, this North Carolina city was the birthplace of O. Henry","Answer":"Greensboro"},{"Category":"LITERARY CHARACTERS","Question":"Emma is the first name of this title character of an 1857 Gustave Flaubert novel","Answer":"Madame Bovary"},{"Category":"AVIARY","Question":"The \"sky\" type of this songbird, of which Shelley wrote, may be gone from Britain by 2009","Answer":"skylark"},{"Category":"NUTRITION","Question":"The flavonoids in this may help prevent heart disease, so a \"kiss\" a day may keep the cardiologist away","Answer":"chocolate"},{"Category":"MOVIE SONGS","Question":"1969: \"Everybody's Talkin'\"","Answer":"Midnight Cowboy"},{"Category":"OXYMORONS","Question":"Roberto Benigni's film \"Life Is Beautiful\" is a beautiful example of this oxymoronic genre","Answer":"tragic comedy"},{"Category":"\"GREEN\" THINGS","Question":"A precocious redhaired little girl is the heroine of this 1908 children's book by Lucy Maud Montgomery","Answer":"Anne of Green Gables"},{"Category":"LITERARY CHARACTERS","Question":"This Sinclair Lewis real estate broker is a member of the Zenith civic booster club","Answer":"George Babbitt"},{"Category":"NUTRITION","Question":"An ounce of cheddar cheese has 200 milligrams of this, crucial to healthy bones","Answer":"calcium"},{"Category":"MOVIE SONGS","Question":"1985: \"We Don't Need Another Hero\"","Answer":"Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome"},{"Category":"SPORTS NAME ORIGINS","Question":"This racket sport takes its name from the country home of the 19th century Duke of Beaufort","Answer":"Badminton"},{"Category":"PSYCHOLOGY","Question":"In the psychology of learning, it’s “the retention of association”; in “Cats”, it’s a showstopping song","Answer":"memory"},{"Category":"MINERALS","Question":"You’ll discover not gold, but a black mark, after rubbing this “gold” on porcelain","Answer":"fool’s gold"},{"Category":"\"MOON\"S","Question":"It brings out the worst in werewolves","Answer":"a full moon"},{"Category":"BICYCLES","Question":"The woman’s bicycle without the bar was created so women could ride while wearing these","Answer":"a skirt"},{"Category":"GREECE","Question":"Goddess of wisdom for whom Athens was named","Answer":"Athena"},{"Category":"STUPID ANSWERS","Question":"It was invented in 1911 by Hans Geiger","Answer":"the Geiger counter"},{"Category":"PSYCHOLOGY","Question":"According to psychoanalytic theory, it’s part of the personality which balances the id & superego","Answer":"the ego"},{"Category":"MINERALS","Question":"A scratch test won’t reveal a mineral’s allergies, but this property","Answer":"hardness"},{"Category":"\"MOON\"S","Question":"Michael Jackson and Neil Armstrong are both experts at this","Answer":"the moonwalk"},{"Category":"BICYCLES","Question":"A German circus performer has made the Guinness record book for riding a bicycle with this distinction","Answer":"the smallest"},{"Category":"GREECE","Question":"The popular dish moussaka is layers of ground meat & this vegetable","Answer":"eggplant"},{"Category":"STUPID ANSWERS","Question":"Number of different basic shapes in a box of Post Alpha-Bits","Answer":"26"},{"Category":"PSYCHOLOGY","Question":"Standard test of responding to a key word with the 1st words which come to your mind","Answer":"word association"},{"Category":"\"MOON\"S","Question":"Every week Cybill Shepherd & Bruce Willis have been doing this on ABC","Answer":"Moonlighting"},{"Category":"BICYCLES","Question":"This French company is known for making fine bicycles as well as cars","Answer":"Peugeot"},{"Category":"GREECE","Question":"The mainland of Greece forms the southern part of this peninsula","Answer":"the Balkan Peninsula"},{"Category":"STUPID ANSWERS","Question":"In 1842, Richard Owen coined this word for “dinosaur”","Answer":"dinosaur"},{"Category":"PSYCHOLOGY","Question":"Character from group therapy on old Bob Newhart show who checked into St. Elsewhere this season","Answer":"Mr. Carlin"},{"Category":"BICYCLES","Question":"In the 1984 Olympics, Alexi Grewal won a gold medal in cycling for this country","Answer":"the United States"},{"Category":"GREECE","Question":"By tradition, the sons in a Greek family don’t marry until this happens first","Answer":"the daughters marry"},{"Category":"STUPID ANSWERS","Question":"Whole number equidistant from 5 & 7","Answer":"6"},{"Category":"PSYCHOLOGY","Question":"Founder of “individual psychology”, he broke with Freud in 1911","Answer":"Alfred Adler"},{"Category":"\"MOON\"S","Question":"“Moon shots” referred to home runs hit by this Dodger over short left field screen in L.A. Coliseum","Answer":"Wally Moon"},{"Category":"BICYCLES","Question":"1985 film that was a story of a “rebel & his bike”","Answer":"Pee Wee’s Big Adventure"},{"Category":"GREECE","Question":"The prosperous 5th century B.C. in Greece is better known as this","Answer":"the Golden Age"},{"Category":"STUPID ANSWERS","Question":"While Bugs was “introduced” in “Porky’s Hare Hunt”, Daffy was introduced in this cartoon","Answer":"\"Porky’s Duck Hunt\""},{"Category":"THE 1960s","Question":"It’s what chewable “chocks” were","Answer":"vitamins"},{"Category":"COMPOSERS","Question":"Composers known as “the 3 B’s”","Answer":"Bach, Beethoven & Brahms"},{"Category":"GOVERNMENT","Question":"Until 1896, majority in this branch of Congress were 1st termers, now less than 10% are","Answer":"the House of Representatives"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"From Dutch “kaban huis”, meaning ship’s galley, in U.S. it came to mean last car on a train","Answer":"the caboose"},{"Category":"THE FUNNIES","Question":"Profession of Rex Morgan","Answer":"M.D."},{"Category":"THE 1960s","Question":"Vanishing in the ‘60s, it’s what YUkon, KLondike & VAlencia were examples of","Answer":"telephone prefixes"},{"Category":"COMPOSERS","Question":"In 1810, the same year as Schumann, this Polish pianist & composer was born","Answer":"Chopin"},{"Category":"GOVERNMENT","Question":"This council’s members are the president, vice president, sec’y of state & sec’y of defense","Answer":"the National Security Council"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"Laboratory culture dish named for the German bacteriologist who invented it","Answer":"a Petri dish"},{"Category":"THE FUNNIES","Question":"“Marmaduke” is this breed of dog","Answer":"a Great Dane"},{"Category":"THE 1960s","Question":"Turning down ABA offer of 3,500 head of cattle & 40,000 acre ranch in 1969, he signed with NBA Bucks","Answer":"Lew Alcindor"},{"Category":"COMPOSERS","Question":"Mendelssohn wrote a series of 49 piano pieces which were appropriately titled “Songs Without” these","Answer":"words"},{"Category":"GOVERNMENT","Question":"He, not the Attorney General, represents the government in cases before the Supreme Court","Answer":"the Solicitor General of the U.S."},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"Chinese for “work together”, it was motto of U.S. marine raiders in WWII","Answer":"gung ho"},{"Category":"INSECTS","Question":"Migration of insects thru the air is classed as active or passive, depending on use of this","Answer":"wind"},{"Category":"THE FUNNIES","Question":"Dolly, Jeffrey, Billy & P.J.","Answer":"the kids in the Family Circus"},{"Category":"THE 1960s","Question":"The last #1 song of the ‘60s, it was Diana Ross’ last song with the Supremes","Answer":"\"Someday We’ll Be Together\""},{"Category":"COMPOSERS","Question":"Vivaldi was known as “the red priest” due to his clerical rank & this","Answer":"the color of his hair"},{"Category":"GOVERNMENT","Question":"FDR appointed Frances Perkins, 1st woman cabinet member, to head this department","Answer":"the Department of Labor"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"Originally a brand applied to slaves & criminals, it has come to mean a mark of disgrace","Answer":"a stigma"},{"Category":"THE FUNNIES","Question":"The title of this Jim Unger comic refers to everyone in it, not just a single character","Answer":"Herman"},{"Category":"THE 1960s","Question":"In “Understanding Media”, he explained the Dodgers move to L.A. & fishnet stockings","Answer":"Marshall McLuhan"},{"Category":"COMPOSERS","Question":"There’s nothing fishy about his “Trout” quintet","Answer":"Schubert"},{"Category":"GOVERNMENT","Question":"In 1966, Supreme Court ruled the 24th amendment outlawed this tax on both federal & state levels","Answer":"the poll tax"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"Run-down part of town, from the rough forest paths along which newly-cut logs were dragged","Answer":"skid row"},{"Category":"INSECTS","Question":"Largest North American wasp, it hunts tarantulas like a bird of prey","Answer":"the tarantula hawk"},{"Category":"THE FUNNIES","Question":"Creator of “Beetle Bailey”, whose name was defined in “B.C.” as “a dead nightcrawler”","Answer":"Mort Walker"},{"Category":"GAMBLING","Question":"Next to slots, Nevada casinos make more money from this game than any other, nearly $3/4 billion in 1985","Answer":"blackjack"},{"Category":"THE 1980s","Question":"As many as 5,000 pro-democracy demonstrators were killed in this city's Tiananmen Square","Answer":"Beijing"},{"Category":"ANIMATED FILMS","Question":"Pretty Belle falls for a prince who's been transformed into a monster in this 1991 film","Answer":"Beauty and the Beast"},{"Category":"FROG ANATOMY","Question":"It's divided into 3 chambers: 2 auricles & 1 ventricle","Answer":"the frog's heart"},{"Category":"THE BIBLE","Question":"Adam & Eve sewed leaves of this tree \"together, and made themselves aprons\"","Answer":"the fig tree"},{"Category":"SWEET TREATS","Question":"These cookies were introduced by Nabisco in 1902 in a small box imprinted to look like a circus cage","Answer":"Animal Crackers"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME","Question":"A public recreation area devoid of light","Answer":"a dark park"},{"Category":"THE 1980s","Question":"Representative Jim Wright resigned this congressional office & his seat in the House","Answer":"Speaker of the House"},{"Category":"ANIMATED FILMS","Question":"Pop star Tiffany provided the voice of Judy for this film about a space-age family","Answer":"The Jetsons"},{"Category":"FROG ANATOMY","Question":"It's attached at the front of the mouth so the frog can flick it out rapidly","Answer":"the frog's tongue"},{"Category":"THE BIBLE","Question":"God guided the Israelites out of this country with a pillar of cloud by day & of fire by night","Answer":"Egypt"},{"Category":"SWEET TREATS","Question":"From 1910 to 1912 this popcorn confection came with prize coupons instead of the prizes themselves","Answer":"Cracker Jack"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME","Question":"A cloaklike garment for a gorilla","Answer":"an ape cape"},{"Category":"THE 1980s","Question":"On Dec. 13, 1989 Pres. F.W. De Clerk met with this imprisoned African National Congress leader for the first time","Answer":"Nelson Mandela"},{"Category":"ANIMATED FILMS","Question":"One of the highlights of this film was Sebastian the Caribbean crab singing \"Under The Sea\"","Answer":"The Little Mermaid"},{"Category":"FROG ANATOMY","Question":"The frog stores liquid waste in this organ & can reabsorb water from it in dry times","Answer":"the bladder"},{"Category":"THE BIBLE","Question":"John 1:29 calls Jesus this animal \"of God, which taketh away the sin of the world\"","Answer":"a lamb"},{"Category":"SWEET TREATS","Question":"This snack cake, which turned 60 in 1990, was originally filled with banana creme, not vanilla","Answer":"Twinkies"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME","Question":"An inexpensive Army vehicle","Answer":"a cheap jeep"},{"Category":"THE 1980s","Question":"Nicolae Ceausescu was deposed as dictator of this country & executed in 1989","Answer":"Romania"},{"Category":"ANIMATED FILMS","Question":"Cruella de Vil was the villainess who kidnapped this title brood","Answer":"101 Dalmatians"},{"Category":"FROG ANATOMY","Question":"The pancreas & this 3-lobed organ provide digestive enzymes","Answer":"a frog liver"},{"Category":"THE BIBLE","Question":"This wise successor of David is also called Jedidiah, meaning \"Yahweh's beloved\"","Answer":"Solomon"},{"Category":"SWEET TREATS","Question":"Nestle says over 125,000 tons of these chocolate chip cookies are baked in the home every year","Answer":"Toll House Cookies"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME","Question":"A quick, casual kiss on the nape","Answer":"a neck peck"},{"Category":"THE 1980s","Question":"Vaclav Havel went from political prisoner to president of this country in 1989","Answer":"Czechoslovakia"},{"Category":"ANIMATED FILMS","Question":"This 1988 film told of an orphaned baby brontosaurus named Littlefoot","Answer":"The Land Before Time"},{"Category":"FROG ANATOMY","Question":"The nictitating membrane is also called the third one of these","Answer":"the frog's eyelid"},{"Category":"THE BIBLE","Question":"God instructed Noah to use this kind of wood to build the ark","Answer":"gopher wood"},{"Category":"SWEET TREATS","Question":"This almost cube-shaped candy was named for the developer's granddaughter, a \"hefty\" baby","Answer":"Chunky"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME","Question":"A silent mob scene","Answer":"a quiet riot"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Known as the \"Father of Waters\", this river drains an area of approx. 1,247,000 square miles","Answer":"the Mississippi"},{"Category":"LAW & GOVERNMENT","Question":"The constitution divides the government into three branches: Executive, Judicial & this","Answer":"Legislative"},{"Category":"THE BYRDS & THE BEAS","Question":"For her, 1st came \"All In The Family\", then came \"Maude\", the came \"The Golden Girls\"","Answer":"Bea Arthur"},{"Category":"DANCE","Question":"Some dancers get their kicks doing high kicks in this Radio City Music Hall chorus line","Answer":"the Rockettes"},{"Category":"HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES","Question":"It's the holiday on which the Tournament of Roses & Mummers parades usually take place","Answer":"New Year's Day"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS","Question":"In Act 1, Scene 1 of \"Macbeth\" this trio vanishes in \"the fog and filthy air\"","Answer":"the three witches"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"The westernmost and northernmost points in the U.S. are both located in this state","Answer":"Alaska"},{"Category":"LAW & GOVERNMENT","Question":"A measure defeated in 1990 would have allowed states to prosecute persons who desecrated this","Answer":"the American flag"},{"Category":"THE BYRDS & THE BEAS","Question":"In 1934 he spent several months alone near the South Pole","Answer":"Admiral Byrd"},{"Category":"DANCE","Question":"19th c. women exposed their petticoats when they did this naughty French dance also known as Le Chahut","Answer":"the can-can"},{"Category":"HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES","Question":"Nation Fire Prevention Week always includes October 9, the anniversary of this city's 1871 fire","Answer":"Chicago"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS","Question":"Soon after Hamlet finishes his \"Alas, poor Yorick!\" speech he sees this woman's funeral procession","Answer":"Ophelia"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"The Bluegrass region, an area of gently rolling pastures, covers the north central part of this state","Answer":"Kentucky"},{"Category":"LAW & GOVERNMENT","Question":"Though given 10 years for ratification, this amendment failed by 3 states in 1982","Answer":"the Equal Rights Amendment"},{"Category":"THE BYRDS & THE BEAS","Question":"The Victoria & Albert Museum in London has the original illustrations she did for her many kids' books","Answer":"Beatrix Potter"},{"Category":"DANCE","Question":"The 1786 Opera \"Una Cosa Rara\" featured one of the first of these Viennese dances","Answer":"a waltz"},{"Category":"HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES","Question":"This Jewish holiday is celebrated on the first day of the lunar month of Tishri","Answer":"Rosh Hashanah"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS","Question":"She says, \"that death's unnatural that kills for loving\" before Othello strangles her","Answer":"Desdemona"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Lake Pontchartrain & St. Bernard Parish form part of this city's northern & southern boundaries","Answer":"New Orleans"},{"Category":"LAW & GOVERNMENT","Question":"Because of its secretiveness, the American Party in the 1850s was also known by this name","Answer":"The Know-Nothings"},{"Category":"THE BYRDS & THE BEAS","Question":"He was the Senate's Minority Leader from 1980-87, then moved up to Majority Leader","Answer":"Robert Byrd"},{"Category":"DANCE","Question":"The basic floor pattern of this elegant 17th c. French court dance evolved to resemble the letter Z","Answer":"the minuet"},{"Category":"HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES","Question":"The night before the 3rd Monday in April, lanterns are hung in the steeple of this Boston church","Answer":"the Old North Church"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS","Question":"\"I am a very foolish fond old man\", he tells his daughter Cordelia","Answer":"King Lear"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Important dams on this river include Rock Island, Rocky Reach & Grand Coulee","Answer":"the Columbia River"},{"Category":"LAW & GOVERNMENT","Question":"In 1798 Congress passed these controversial laws dealing with foreigners & with inciting rebellion","Answer":"the Alien & Sedition Acts"},{"Category":"THE BYRDS & THE BEAS","Question":"The only country in the world today with a reigning Queen Bea","Answer":"the Netherlands"},{"Category":"DANCE","Question":"Late black choreographer whose American Dance Theatre became multiracial in the 1960s","Answer":"Alvin Ailey"},{"Category":"HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES","Question":"Medieval Europeans believed that birds begin to mate on this day","Answer":"St. Valentine's Day"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS","Question":"Portia disguises herself as a male lawyer in this play set in Italy","Answer":"Merchant of Venice"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY VICE PRESIDENTS","Question":"The only VP to become president not immediately after his vice presidential term","Answer":"Richard Nixon"},{"Category":"GEOGRAPH\"Y\"","Question":"There's an active volcano on Sicily, an island that's part of this country","Answer":"Italy"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"Ben Gould & Samantha Becker roam the halls of Bayside High as part of \"The New Class\" on this show","Answer":"Saved By the Bell"},{"Category":"REQUIRED READING","Question":"In 2 classic survival stories, it's the last name of a Swiss family & the first name of Mr. Crusoe","Answer":"Robinson"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONES","Question":"Rain heavily, or a tiny opening in the skin","Answer":"a pour/pore"},{"Category":"YOU DO THE MATH","Question":"The number of items in a dozen times the number of months in a year","Answer":"144"},{"Category":"ODDS & ENDS","Question":"The Time Almanac states \"There is little reason to believe that the architects intended\" this \"to lean\"","Answer":"the Leaning Tower of Pisa"},{"Category":"GEOGRAPH\"Y\"","Question":"It's the largest city in Utah","Answer":"Salt Lake City"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"The series finale of this Fox drama aired on May 17, 2000, 2 weeks after the last \"Party of Five\"","Answer":"Beverly Hills, 90210"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONES","Question":"Masculine, or letters & packages","Answer":"male/mail"},{"Category":"YOU DO THE MATH","Question":"The number of legs on a spider plus the number of legs on a fly","Answer":"14"},{"Category":"ODDS & ENDS","Question":"This constellation is also called The Twins","Answer":"Gemini"},{"Category":"GEOGRAPH\"Y\"","Question":"This Scandinavian country has 2 forms of its official language -- Bokmal & Nynorsk","Answer":"Norway"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"This wallaby's \"Modern Life\" takes place in O Town with his dog Spunky & his pal Heffer","Answer":"Rocko"},{"Category":"REQUIRED READING","Question":"Last name of sisters Emily & Charlotte, a 1-2 punch with \"Wuthering Heights\" & \"Jane Eyre\"","Answer":"Bronte"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONES","Question":"A walkway between sections of seats in a theater, or a small piece of land surrounded by water","Answer":"an aisle/isle"},{"Category":"YOU DO THE MATH","Question":"The number of sides on an octagon minus the number of sides on a hexagon","Answer":"2"},{"Category":"ODDS & ENDS","Question":"Room of the house in which you'd normally find a four-poster","Answer":"the bedroom"},{"Category":"GEOGRAPH\"Y\"","Question":"While many countries in Europe have been splitting up, this one got back together in 1990","Answer":"Germany"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"Alice is the housekeeper on this classic sitcom; Sam the butcher is her boyfriend","Answer":"The Brady Bunch"},{"Category":"REQUIRED READING","Question":"This 19th century American writer of scary stories also wrote the love poem \"Annabel Lee\"","Answer":"Poe"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONES","Question":"A monetary gain, or one who foretells the future","Answer":"profit/prophet"},{"Category":"YOU DO THE MATH","Question":"The number of days in a week times the number of ancient \"wonders of the world\"","Answer":"49"},{"Category":"ODDS & ENDS","Question":"To make these on your own, cube day-old bread, fry in butter, oil & garlic, then bake","Answer":"croutons"},{"Category":"GEOGRAPH\"Y\"","Question":"The last British ship of convicts pulled into this Australian city's port in 1849","Answer":"Sydney"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"On this NBC sci-fi drama, genius Jarod was played by Michael T. Weiss as a man & by Ryan Merriman as a boy","Answer":"The Pretender"},{"Category":"REQUIRED READING","Question":"In works of mythology, Ajax was one of the heroes of this country in the Trojan War","Answer":"Greece"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONES","Question":"Deserve, or a large decorative vase","Answer":"earn/urn"},{"Category":"YOU DO THE MATH","Question":"The number of events in a decathlon divided by the number of years in a decade","Answer":"1"},{"Category":"ODDS & ENDS","Question":"Odds are 1 in 3 that the American spud you're eating was grown in this state","Answer":"Idaho"},{"Category":"THE SOLAR SYSTEM","Question":"Neptune also has these features, including LeVerrier & Adams; only Saturn's can be seen through a small telescope","Answer":"rings"},{"Category":"HISTORY IN MOVIES","Question":"\"The Quest for Camelot\" featured Pierce Brosnan as the voice of this Valiant Ruler","Answer":"King Arthur"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"A new ballet about this puppet who yearns to be a boy had it's U.S. premiere in Atlanta in 2000","Answer":"Pinocchio"},{"Category":"THE SPOOKY & THE MYSTERIOUS","Question":"Supposedly, President Harrison is heard in the attic & Jackson haunts the Rose Bedroom in this house","Answer":"the White House"},{"Category":"TRAVEL & TOURISM","Question":"If you don't mind the cold, you can pan for this metal at Tankavaara in Finland","Answer":"gold"},{"Category":"QUOTATIONS","Question":"In a 1961 speech he said, \"...ask not what America will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man\"","Answer":"JFK"},{"Category":"THE SOLAR SYSTEM","Question":"It's been estimated that this planet contains about 70% of all the material in the solar system, excluding the sun","Answer":"Jupiter"},{"Category":"HISTORY IN MOVIES","Question":"Kathy Bates played the real-life \"Unsinkable\" Molly Brown in this Leonardo DiCaprio adventure","Answer":"Titanic"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"\"Scrooge\" is a festive holiday ballet inspired by this beloved book","Answer":"A Christmas Carol"},{"Category":"THE SPOOKY & THE MYSTERIOUS","Question":"This \"Triangle\" near Florida has been the site of numerous maritime disasters","Answer":"the Bermuda Triangle"},{"Category":"TRAVEL & TOURISM","Question":"While visiting the city of Agra in this country, don't miss the Agra Fort & the Taj Mahal","Answer":"India"},{"Category":"QUOTATIONS","Question":"This \"Huck Finn\" author wrote \"Few things are harder to put up with than the annoyance of a good example\"","Answer":"Mark Twain"},{"Category":"THE SOLAR SYSTEM","Question":"Because of its similar size, this planet is known as Earth's \"twin\"","Answer":"Venus"},{"Category":"HISTORY IN MOVIES","Question":"\"The Prince of Egypt\" featured Ralph Fiennes as the voice of this stubborn ruler","Answer":"the Pharaoh"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"In a Tchaikovsky ballet, this title character is awakened with a kiss","Answer":"Sleeping Beauty"},{"Category":"TRAVEL & TOURISM","Question":"The International UFO Museum & Research Center is in this New Mexico city where some say UFOs have landed","Answer":"Roswell"},{"Category":"QUOTATIONS","Question":"This talk show host said, \"I admire, respect & adore authors\" when she was honored for her book club","Answer":"Oprah"},{"Category":"THE SOLAR SYSTEM","Question":"This planet has more in common with Triton, Neptune's largest moon, than it does with any of the other planets","Answer":"Pluto"},{"Category":"HISTORY IN MOVIES","Question":"In \"Sahara\", set in this war, German soldiers attack Humphrey Bogart at a desert oasis","Answer":"World War II"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"\"The Nutcracker\" often features a pas de deux bythe prince and this fairy who rules the Kingdom of Sweets","Answer":"the Sugarplum Fairy"},{"Category":"THE SPOOKY & THE MYSTERIOUS","Question":"Thousands of years ago this legendary lost continent is believed by some to have vanished beneath the waves","Answer":"Atlantis"},{"Category":"TRAVEL & TOURISM","Question":"To visit Abraham Lincoln's birthplace, you have to go to this U.S. state","Answer":"Kentucky"},{"Category":"QUOTATIONS","Question":"In 1944 she wrote in her diary, \"In spite of everything I still believe that people are really good at heart\"","Answer":"Anne Frank"},{"Category":"HISTORY IN MOVIES","Question":"In this famous film Scarlett O'Hara doesn't let the South losing the Civil War slow her down","Answer":"Gone With the Wind"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"\"The Steadfast Tin Soldier\" is based on a fairy tale by this famous Dane","Answer":"Hans Christian Andersen"},{"Category":"THE SPOOKY & THE MYSTERIOUS","Question":"This large dinosaur-like creature possibly lives in a large Scottish lake near Inverness","Answer":"the Loch Ness Monster"},{"Category":"TRAVEL & TOURISM","Question":"This British wax museum famed for its chamber of horrors now has a time-traveling ride in it, too","Answer":"Madame Tussauds"},{"Category":"QUOTATIONS","Question":"The preamble to the U.S. Constitution begins with these 3 words","Answer":"\"We the People\""},{"Category":"FAMOUS TEENAGERS","Question":"This young man who turned 18 on June 21, 2000 has a dog named Widgeon & a younger brother named Harry","Answer":"Prince William"},{"Category":"A LITERARY TOUR","Question":"Head to Odense, Denmark to see his childhood home & sculptures inspired by his fairy tales","Answer":"Andersen"},{"Category":"COLORFUL GROUPS","Question":"They \"Wish You Were Here\": ____ Floyd","Answer":"Pink"},{"Category":"UNFORESEEN FINDS","Question":"In 1879 this was discovered when a scientist's food was found to be sweet from the residue of a coal tar experiment","Answer":"saccharin"},{"Category":"THE TITANIC","Question":"The only country outside the British Isles where the Titanic ever anchored","Answer":"France"},{"Category":"WHAT'S THAT SOUND?","Question":"Ports lying on the banks of this sound include Bremerton, Everett & Tacoma","Answer":"Puget Sound"},{"Category":"\"B\" PREPARED","Question":"A non-rigid flexible dirigible","Answer":"blimp"},{"Category":"A LITERARY TOUR","Question":"To see the Great Bed of Ware mentioned in \"Twelfth Night\", go to this museum named for a royal couple","Answer":"the Victoria and Albert Museum"},{"Category":"COLORFUL GROUPS","Question":"They'd like you to \"Shake Your Money Maker\": The ____ Crowes","Answer":"Black"},{"Category":"UNFORESEEN FINDS","Question":"G.E. scientists looking for synthetic rubber during WWII discovered this toy that lifts images off a page","Answer":"Silly Putty"},{"Category":"THE TITANIC","Question":"2 of these towered over the deck & were used as flagpoles & to string the wireless aerial","Answer":"masts"},{"Category":"WHAT'S THAT SOUND?","Question":"Block Island Sound separates Block Island from this tiny state's mainland","Answer":"Rhode Island"},{"Category":"\"B\" PREPARED","Question":"\"I'll Go Home With Bonnie Jean\" is one of many lively songs in this Lerner & Loewe musical","Answer":"Brigadoon"},{"Category":"A LITERARY TOUR","Question":"Have a homey lunch at this author's Salinas, California birthplace; it's now a restaurant","Answer":"John Steinbeck"},{"Category":"COLORFUL GROUPS","Question":"Leaders of a \"Seven Nation Army\": The ____ Stripes","Answer":"White"},{"Category":"UNFORESEEN FINDS","Question":"To spite a customer who complained the tubers were too thick, chef George Crum created what became this treat","Answer":"potato chips"},{"Category":"THE TITANIC","Question":"This happened between the third & fourth funnel, a fact no one knew until the Titanic was found in 1985","Answer":"it broke in half"},{"Category":"WHAT'S THAT SOUND?","Question":"This state's outer banks create Pamlico Sound, the largest lagoon on the East Coast of the United States","Answer":"North Carolina"},{"Category":"\"B\" PREPARED","Question":"This period lasted from about 3500 to 1500 B.C.","Answer":"the Bronze Age"},{"Category":"A LITERARY TOUR","Question":"Chat about Lady Chatterley at this author's birthplace museum in Nottinghamshire","Answer":"D.H. Lawrence"},{"Category":"COLORFUL GROUPS","Question":"They're \"Under The Bridge\": ____ ____ Chili Peppers","Answer":"Red Hot"},{"Category":"UNFORESEEN FINDS","Question":"This product was born when a new 3M jet-fuel hose material spilled on shoes & made them waterproof & stain-resistant","Answer":"Scotchgard"},{"Category":"THE TITANIC","Question":"The first warning of the iceberg came at 11:40 P.M. from Fred Fleet, the lookout in this platform high above the deck","Answer":"the crow's nest"},{"Category":"WHAT'S THAT SOUND?","Question":"The islands in Australia's Yampi Sound are rich in hematite, an ore of this metal","Answer":"iron"},{"Category":"\"B\" PREPARED","Question":"This U.S. government department is abbreviated B.I.A.","Answer":"the Bureau of Indian Affairs"},{"Category":"A LITERARY TOUR","Question":"Perhaps you'll draft your Nobel Prize acceptance speech at NYC's Algonquin Hotel, as this Mississippi man did in 1950","Answer":"Faulkner"},{"Category":"COLORFUL GROUPS","Question":"Hard rockers \"Burnin' For You\": ____ ____ Cult","Answer":"Blue Öyster"},{"Category":"UNFORESEEN FINDS","Question":"The idea for this device occurred when a magnetron melted a candy bar in Raytheon engineer Percy Spencer's pocket","Answer":"the microwave"},{"Category":"THE TITANIC","Question":"Gates prevented 700 of these passengers from getting up to the main deck, though they didn't stop Leo in the movie","Answer":"third class"},{"Category":"WHAT'S THAT SOUND?","Question":"Antarctica's McMurdo Sound was discovered in 1841 by this Brit who has a nearby sea & ice shelf named for him","Answer":"Ross"},{"Category":"\"B\" PREPARED","Question":"Meaning a noisy commotion, it may derive from \"baruch habba\", a loud traditional greeting at a synagogue","Answer":"brouhaha"},{"Category":"CAESAR","Question":"The Arch of the Emperor Titus in Rome heralds his conquest of this city in 70 A.D., ending the Jewish revolt","Answer":"Jerusalem"},{"Category":"NEWMAN'S OWN","Question":"1969 film in which Paul Newman tells Robert Redford, \"Boy, I got vision, and the rest of the world wears bifocals\"","Answer":"Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid"},{"Category":"CRAFT","Question":"Saddler's pliers were created for gripping this material","Answer":"leather"},{"Category":"ITALIAN","Question":"\"Parla come mangi\", literally \"speak the way you\" do this, means to speak simply & clearly","Answer":"eat"},{"Category":"DRESSING","Question":"Traditional Highland dress includes a wide belt, presumably holding up this","Answer":"a kilt"},{"Category":"CAESAR","Question":"He was caesar & emperor when Jesus was born","Answer":"Augustus"},{"Category":"NEWMAN'S OWN","Question":"Newman played Brick opposite Liz Taylor's Maggie in this film adaptation of a play","Answer":"Cat on a Hot Tin Roof"},{"Category":"CRAFT","Question":"This word for a step in sewing a garment is also found paired with \"hawing\"","Answer":"hemming"},{"Category":"ITALIAN","Question":"Literally \"good day\", it's the basic Italian hello","Answer":"buon giorno"},{"Category":"DRESSING","Question":"The hour for mixed drinks, or the type of short evening dress appropriate then","Answer":"cocktail"},{"Category":"CAESAR","Question":"AKA the Flavian Amphitheatre, this ancient structure was begun by the Roman emperor Vespasian around 72 A.D.","Answer":"the Colosseum"},{"Category":"NEWMAN'S OWN","Question":"Paul Newman played \"Fast\" Eddie Felson in these 2 movies","Answer":"The Hustler & The Color of Money"},{"Category":"CRAFT","Question":"If you apply pieces of one material to another, you're practicing this craft, from the French for \"apply\"","Answer":"appliqué"},{"Category":"ITALIAN","Question":"The divine \"Don Giovanni\" duet \"La ci darem la mano\" means \"There, you'll give me\" this","Answer":"your hand"},{"Category":"DRESSING","Question":"In 1953 the Witty Brothers promoted the first suit made of this by having a model wear it for 67 straight days","Answer":"polyester"},{"Category":"CAESAR","Question":"According to legend, this unhinged Roman emperor made his horse a priest & a consul","Answer":"Caligula"},{"Category":"NEWMAN'S OWN","Question":"Film in which washed-up lawyer Newman redeems himself by taking a medical malpractice case to trial","Answer":"The Verdict"},{"Category":"CATALINA","Question":"Catalina had Southern Calif.'s first golf course; from 1931 to 1955 it hosted a tournament named for this Ga. great","Answer":"Bobby Jones"},{"Category":"CRAFT","Question":"With drying, drilling & maybe decorating, a gourd can be made into one of these, perhaps for a purple martin","Answer":"a birdhouse"},{"Category":"ITALIAN","Question":"From an Italian word for \"grape stalk\", it's brandy distilled from the remains of grapes after pressing","Answer":"grappa"},{"Category":"DRESSING","Question":"2-word, somewhat contradictory-sounding term for the NBA's player dress code that allows dress slacks or khakis","Answer":"business casual"},{"Category":"CAESAR","Question":"The chief figure in 2 books by Robert Graves, this emperor may have been poisoned by his fourth wife","Answer":"Claudius"},{"Category":"NEWMAN'S OWN","Question":"Newman played Irish mob boss John Rooney in Depression-era Chicago in this 2002 film","Answer":"Road to Perdition"},{"Category":"CRAFT","Question":"The tole type of this decorative activity was originally done on tin utensils but now uses lots of surfaces","Answer":"painting"},{"Category":"ITALIAN","Question":"If you're not going sinistra or destra, you're going sempre diritto, meaning this","Answer":"always straight"},{"Category":"DRESSING","Question":"Scarlett O'Hara is introduced wearing a \"tightly fitting basque\", this upper part of a dress","Answer":"the bodice"},{"Category":"WORLD CAPITALS","Question":"Started in 1988 for this city's 75th anniversary, a Springtime Flower Festival in September shows off its Commonwealth Park","Answer":"Canberra, Australia"},{"Category":"ISRAEL","Question":"If you're getting engaged, consider a visit to Netanya, a world center for cutting & polishing these","Answer":"diamonds"},{"Category":"ANAGRAMMED BIRDS","Question":"A holiday standard: key rut","Answer":"turkey"},{"Category":"FRANCIS SCOTT KEY","Question":"Washingtonians refer to the Francis Scott Key Bridge over this river as \"The Car-Strangled Spanner\"","Answer":"the Potomac"},{"Category":"I'LL MAKE A NOTE OF IT","Question":"In astrological notation, this sign is represented by 2 fish","Answer":"Pisces"},{"Category":"FOOD CHAIN","Question":"In 1979 this chain introduced its Happy Meal","Answer":"McDonald's"},{"Category":"HARRISON FORD MOVIES","Question":"\"Snakes. Why'd it have to be snakes?\"","Answer":"Raiders of the Lost Ark"},{"Category":"ISRAEL","Question":"Sde Boker, one of these cooperative communities, was the retirement home of first prime minister David Ben-Gurion","Answer":"kibbutz"},{"Category":"ANAGRAMMED BIRDS","Question":"A big African: to Chris","Answer":"ostrich"},{"Category":"FRANCIS SCOTT KEY","Question":"Part of Key's solution to this problem was helping found the American Colonization Society","Answer":"slavery"},{"Category":"I'LL MAKE A NOTE OF IT","Question":"(Sarah of the Clue Crew at the chalkboard) It's the classic game being represented here","Answer":"chess"},{"Category":"FOOD CHAIN","Question":"P.F. Chang's is an upscale bistro specializing in the cuisine of this country","Answer":"China"},{"Category":"HARRISON FORD MOVIES","Question":"\"Get off my plane!\"","Answer":"Air Force One"},{"Category":"ISRAEL","Question":"This port city on & around Mount Carmel has been compared to San Francisco, its sister city","Answer":"Haifa"},{"Category":"ANAGRAMMED BIRDS","Question":"A head-banger: cowpoke red","Answer":"woodpecker"},{"Category":"FRANCIS SCOTT KEY","Question":"Sent to this city in September 1814 to secure a prisoner exchange, Key got stuck near there during an attack","Answer":"Baltimore"},{"Category":"I'LL MAKE A NOTE OF IT","Question":"In the 1800s this Frenchman also developed a musical notation system for blind musicians","Answer":"Louis Braille"},{"Category":"FOOD CHAIN","Question":"Offering \"Home Style Meals\" & a line of frozen entrees, this chain is headquartered in Colorado, not Massachusetts","Answer":"Boston Market"},{"Category":"HARRISON FORD MOVIES","Question":"\"I didn't kill my wife!\"","Answer":"The Fugitive"},{"Category":"ISRAEL","Question":"In 1961 this Israeli airline set a record for the longest nonstop commercial flight, New York to Tel Aviv","Answer":"El Al"},{"Category":"ANAGRAMMED BIRDS","Question":"A city dweller: ego nip","Answer":"pigeon"},{"Category":"FRANCIS SCOTT KEY","Question":"James Lick of observatory fame was responsible for the Key Memorial in this San Francisco park","Answer":"Golden Gate Park"},{"Category":"I'LL MAKE A NOTE OF IT","Question":"In physics notation the speed of light is symbolized by this letter in lower case","Answer":"c"},{"Category":"FOOD CHAIN","Question":"\"Dip Into Something Different\" at the Melting Pot, found across the nation, & specializing in this Swiss dish","Answer":"fondue"},{"Category":"HARRISON FORD MOVIES","Question":"\"Replicants are like any other machine -- they're either a benefit or a hazard\"","Answer":"Blade Runner"},{"Category":"ISRAEL","Question":"Home to spectacular ruins, Caesarea was founded around 20 B.C. & named for this Caesar","Answer":"Augustus"},{"Category":"ANAGRAMMED BIRDS","Question":"A front yard favorite: I'm no flag","Answer":"flamingo"},{"Category":"FRANCIS SCOTT KEY","Question":"Key's brother-in-law & law partner Roger B. Taney served as this from 1836 to 1864","Answer":"Chief Justice of the Supreme Court"},{"Category":"I'LL MAKE A NOTE OF IT","Question":"Named for its inventor, Labanotation is a notation system for this so you know when to do a fouette","Answer":"dance"},{"Category":"FOOD CHAIN","Question":"Featuring the Famous Bloomin' Onion, this restaurant also offers a Joey Menu for kids","Answer":"Outback"},{"Category":"HARRISON FORD MOVIES","Question":"\"Something wrong with buttons?...got anything against zippers?\"","Answer":"Witness"},{"Category":"THE PRODUCERS","Question":"This central state produces more cheese than any other","Answer":"Wisconsin"},{"Category":"HAIRY","Question":"This term for a knight's apprentice is also the name of a bobbed, usually jaw-length hairstyle","Answer":"page boy"},{"Category":"LISA","Question":"She's played Phoebe Buffay on one primetime series & Phoebe's twin sister Ursula on another","Answer":"Lisa Kudrow"},{"Category":"ROCK-Y","Question":"An area in Central Park dedicated to the memory of John Lennon is named for this Beatles song","Answer":"\"Strawberry Fields Forever\""},{"Category":"GEHRY","Question":"Though he's lived for many years in the U.S., architect Frank Gehry was born in this Ontario city of 4.5 million","Answer":"Toronto"},{"Category":"I'M \"L__X\"","Question":"It's a shorter way of saying Los Angeles International Airport","Answer":"LAX"},{"Category":"THE PRODUCERS","Question":"This state produces more lobsters than any other","Answer":"Maine"},{"Category":"HAIRY","Question":"This female ice skater lent her name to a wedge haircut she made popular during the 1976 Winter Olympics","Answer":"Dorothy Hamill"},{"Category":"LISA","Question":"In 1983 Apple introduced the Lisa personal computer, the first PC with one of these controls","Answer":"a mouse"},{"Category":"ROCK-Y","Question":"Michael Stipe formed this \"Man on the Moon\" band in Athens, Georgia","Answer":"R.E.M."},{"Category":"GEHRY","Question":"Frank Gehry's \"Easy Edges\" line built furniture out of this stuff in which your furniture usually arrives","Answer":"cardboard"},{"Category":"I'M \"L__X\"","Question":"From Middle High German, this Yiddish word means \"salmon\"","Answer":"lox"},{"Category":"THE PRODUCERS","Question":"Orange you glad to know that this state leads the U.S. in citrus production","Answer":"Florida"},{"Category":"HAIRY","Question":"Dudes, it's the \"fishy\" hairstyle worn by David Spade in \"Joe Dirt\"","Answer":"the mullet"},{"Category":"LISA","Question":"Lisa Guerrero is the sideline reporter for this popular weekly sports event","Answer":"Monday Night Football"},{"Category":"ROCK-Y","Question":"1984's \"Jump\" was the first No. 1 hit for this group that features brothers Alex & Eddie","Answer":"Van Halen"},{"Category":"GEHRY","Question":"The Gehry-designed Nationale Nederlanden Building is informally known as this film dancing pair","Answer":"Fred & Ginger"},{"Category":"I'M \"L__X\"","Question":"This \"Tax\" is found on a Monopoly board","Answer":"Luxury Tax"},{"Category":"THE PRODUCERS","Question":"It leads the states in apple production","Answer":"Washington"},{"Category":"HAIRY","Question":"The short hairstyles worn by the men who fought the Cavaliers in 17th C. England earned them this name","Answer":"the Roundheads"},{"Category":"LISA","Question":"She's the popular sports celebrity seen here","Answer":"Lisa Leslie"},{"Category":"ROCK-Y","Question":"The title of Falco's biggest hit mentions this fellow Austrian musician","Answer":"Mozart"},{"Category":"GEHRY","Question":"The Guggenheim Museum in this city of Spain's Basque region is one of the best-known structures designed by Gehry","Answer":"Bilbao"},{"Category":"I'M \"L__X\"","Question":"This city of east central Egypt is the southern half of the site of ancient Thebes","Answer":"Luxor"},{"Category":"THE PRODUCERS","Question":"This West Coast state procuces the most wind-generated energy","Answer":"California"},{"Category":"HAIRY","Question":"From the Latin for \"to clip\", it's the shaved patch on the crowns of the heads of some monks","Answer":"tonsure"},{"Category":"LISA","Question":"In 1997 Lisa Pollak won a Pulitzer Prize reporting for this Baltimore newspaper where H.L. Mencken once worked","Answer":"the Baltimore Sun"},{"Category":"ROCK-Y","Question":"His innovations include multitrack recording, overdubbing & the solid-body electric guitar","Answer":"Les Paul"},{"Category":"GEHRY","Question":"In 1989 Gehry was awarded this prize commonly referred to as \"The Nobel of Architecture\"","Answer":"The Pritzker Prize"},{"Category":"I'M \"L__X\"","Question":"From the Greek for \"of words\", it's all the words belonging to a particular branch of knowledge","Answer":"lexicon"},{"Category":"FAMOUS NAMES","Question":"A grandson of Man O' War, he defeated his uncle in a famous matchup November 1, 1938","Answer":"Seabiscuit"},{"Category":"ANATOMY","Question":"This transparent membrane in the eye covers the iris & has no blood vessels","Answer":"the cornea"},{"Category":"DUDE, YOU'RE A SONG!","Question":"\"...don't make it bad, take a sad song and make it better\"","Answer":"Jude"},{"Category":"ALWAYS SAY NEVER","Question":"There's an old expression that says these \"never prosper\"; remember that","Answer":"cheaters"},{"Category":"L____O","Question":"It's a long rope with a loop on one end, used to rope cattle","Answer":"a lasso"},{"Category":"AN ARTHUR BEE","Question":"He followed Garfield as president","Answer":"Chester Arthur"},{"Category":"THEN THERE'S MAUVE","Question":"The mauve flowers of the Paulownia tree adorn the highest grade of the Order of the Rising Sun award of this country","Answer":"Japan"},{"Category":"ANATOMY","Question":"This vein's name comes from the Latin for \"collarbone\"","Answer":"the jugular"},{"Category":"DUDE, YOU'RE A SONG!","Question":"\"...and don't you come back no more, no more, no more, no more\"","Answer":"Jack"},{"Category":"ALWAYS SAY NEVER","Question":"Line that precedes \"they simply fade away\" in a British army song","Answer":"Old soldiers never die"},{"Category":"L____O","Question":"This term for the sex drive comes from the Latin for \"lust\"","Answer":"libido"},{"Category":"AN ARTHUR BEE","Question":"Go to Flushing Meadows & see the 22,547-capacity stadium named for this man","Answer":"Arthur Ashe"},{"Category":"THEN THERE'S MAUVE","Question":"First obtained from aniline, the color mauve was the first commercially successful synthetic this","Answer":"a dye"},{"Category":"ANATOMY","Question":"The head of the femur fits into the acetabulum, a socket in this pelvic bone","Answer":"the hip bone"},{"Category":"DUDE, YOU'RE A SONG!","Question":"\"There stood a log cabin made of earth and wood, where lived a country boy named...\"","Answer":"Johnny B. Goode"},{"Category":"ALWAYS SAY NEVER","Question":"\"He that fights and runs away may\" these 5 words \"but he that is in battle slain will never rise to fight again\"","Answer":"live to fight another day"},{"Category":"L____O","Question":"How low can you go? Perhaps to this place on the border of heaven or hell","Answer":"limbo"},{"Category":"AN ARTHUR BEE","Question":"His father was Uther Pendragon","Answer":"King Arthur"},{"Category":"THEN THERE'S MAUVE","Question":"Not much mauve but lots of gray in the paintings of Anton Mauve, a member of The Hague school in this country","Answer":"the Netherlands"},{"Category":"ANATOMY","Question":"The base of the fibula forms the outer projection of this joint","Answer":"the ankle"},{"Category":"DUDE, YOU'RE A SONG!","Question":"\"Trouble ahead, trouble behind, and you know that notion just crossed my mind\" (Now we see who's the Deadhead)","Answer":"Casey Jones"},{"Category":"ALWAYS SAY NEVER","Question":"In his \"Ballad of East and West\", this Brit wrote, \"east is east and west is west and never the twain shall meet\"","Answer":"Kipling"},{"Category":"L____O","Question":"The opposite of staccato, it's a direction to play music smoothly","Answer":"legato"},{"Category":"AN ARTHUR BEE","Question":"Author of \"3001: The Final Odyssey\"","Answer":"Arthur C. Clarke"},{"Category":"THEN THERE'S MAUVE","Question":"Bella Donna Mauve is in the Color Riche line of these made by L'Oreal","Answer":"lipsticks"},{"Category":"ANATOMY","Question":"A ringlike muscle called the pyloric sphincter lies at the end of this, leading into the duodenum","Answer":"the stomach"},{"Category":"DUDE, YOU'RE A SONG!","Question":"In a Pearl Jam tune this boy \"spoke in class today\"","Answer":"Jeremy"},{"Category":"ALWAYS SAY NEVER","Question":"Shelley said of this, \"Hail to thee, blithe spirit! Bird thou never wert!\"; Wordsworth said they \"soar but never roam\"","Answer":"a skylark"},{"Category":"L____O","Question":"This term for any man who seduces & deceives women comes from a character in the 18th century play \"The Fair Penitent\"","Answer":"lothario"},{"Category":"AN ARTHUR BEE","Question":"For 50 seasons this Boston-born man was director of the Boston Pops","Answer":"Arthur Fiedler"},{"Category":"THEN THERE'S MAUVE","Question":"\"Madame de Mauves\" was an 1874 novel by this expatriate American","Answer":"Henry James"},{"Category":"ISLANDS","Question":"These islands famous for their ponies form the northernmost part of Scotland","Answer":"the Shetlands"},{"Category":"CALENDAR GIRLS","Question":"Donna Douglas played this \"Beverly Hillbillies\" gal on TV & Erika Eleniak played her in the 1993 movie","Answer":"Elly May"},{"Category":"POLITICAL TALK","Question":"Lincoln once said not to \"swap\" these \"while crossing a stream\"","Answer":"horses"},{"Category":"BORN IN DUBLIN","Question":"After the Battle of Waterloo, he said, \"Nothing except a battle lost can be half so melancholy as a battle won\"","Answer":"Wellington"},{"Category":"CALL ME A\"LEX\"","Question":"3 housing units all under one roof","Answer":"a triplex"},{"Category":"ISLANDS","Question":"Portuguese sailors originally named this island in the South China Sea Ilha Formosa, \"beautiful island\"","Answer":"Taiwan"},{"Category":"CALENDAR GIRLS","Question":"In 1963 she co-wrote \"Ring of Fire\" with Merle Kilgore","Answer":"Carter"},{"Category":"POLITICAL TALK","Question":"This type of \"son\" holds a state's convention votes together but is not a serious candidate for presidency","Answer":"a favorite son"},{"Category":"BORN IN DUBLIN","Question":"John Millington Synge wasn't born on Dublin's Synge St.; this other 3-named playwright was","Answer":"George Bernard Shaw"},{"Category":"CALL ME A\"LEX\"","Question":"Adjective meaning able to bend & snap back readily without breaking","Answer":"flexible"},{"Category":"ISLANDS","Question":"The Leeward Islands are among the \"Lesser\" of these islands; Cuba & Jamaica are among the \"Greater\"","Answer":"the Antilles"},{"Category":"CALENDAR GIRLS","Question":"Patricia Clarkson was nominated for an Oscar for \"Pieces of\" this title gal played by Katie Holmes","Answer":"April"},{"Category":"POLITICAL TALK","Question":"A \"strict\" one of these 15-letter words tends to interpret the Constitution literally","Answer":"a constructionist"},{"Category":"BORN IN DUBLIN","Question":"This red-haired beauty born in the Dublin suburb of Ranelagh played Natalie Wood's mother in \"Miracle on 34th Street\"","Answer":"Maureen O'Hara"},{"Category":"CALL ME A\"LEX\"","Question":"By profession, Noah Webster was one of these","Answer":"a lexicographer"},{"Category":"ISLANDS","Question":"In the Caribbean this island is partnered with Nevis","Answer":"St. Kitts"},{"Category":"POLITICAL TALK","Question":"According to the League of Women Voters, an \"empty chair\" one of these should be canceled","Answer":"debates"},{"Category":"BORN IN DUBLIN","Question":"His first major satire, \"A Tale of a Tub\", was published in 1704","Answer":"Swift"},{"Category":"CALL ME A\"LEX\"","Question":"Elaborate in structure or by nature","Answer":"complex"},{"Category":"CALENDAR GIRLS","Question":"Pernilla August once worked with Ingmar Bergman, but we know her best for playing Shmi in the fourth film in this series","Answer":"the Star Wars series"},{"Category":"POLITICAL TALK","Question":"Saddle up & give us this 5-letter term for an added provision that may not be germane to the purpose of a bill","Answer":"a rider"},{"Category":"BORN IN DUBLIN","Question":"This \"Babes in Toyland\" composer helped found the organization ASCAP in 1914","Answer":"Victor Herbert"},{"Category":"CALL ME A\"LEX\"","Question":"A light transparent weather-resistant man-made thermoplastic","Answer":"Plexiglas"},{"Category":"LITERATURE OF THE 1800s","Question":"This character said, \"I will live in the past, the present, and the future. The spirits of all three shall strive within me\"","Answer":"Ebenezer Scrooge"},{"Category":"ANATOMY","Question":"The layers of the skin are the epi-this, the this & the hypo-this","Answer":"the dermis"},{"Category":"SPORTS FACTS","Question":"This Giants outfielder is the only player in history to receive the MVP award 4 consecutive years, 2001 to 2004","Answer":"Bonds"},{"Category":"BRAND-TASTIC","Question":"Barry Manilow wrote the jingle that had us \"stuck on\" this brand","Answer":"Band-Aid"},{"Category":"APT ANAGRAMS","Question":"It's decorated in December: SEARCH, SET, TRIM","Answer":"Christmas tree"},{"Category":"A THOMAS GUIDE","Question":"He obtained 1,093 patents, the most the U.S. Patent Office has ever issued to one person","Answer":"Edison"},{"Category":"IT'S AN L.A. THING","Question":"Wanna live in this city, 90210? in July 2008 the median home price there was $2.3 million","Answer":"Beverly Hills"},{"Category":"ANATOMY","Question":"The uvea, the eye's middle layer, includes this contractile diaphragm, the colored part of the eye","Answer":"the iris"},{"Category":"SPORTS FACTS","Question":"In 1980 this boxer came out of retirement to fight Larry Holmes & then Trevor Berbick; he lost both bouts","Answer":"Ali"},{"Category":"BRAND-TASTIC","Question":"In 1932 George Blaisdell developed this cigarette lighter in Bradford, Pennsylvania","Answer":"Zippo"},{"Category":"APT ANAGRAMS","Question":"A \"high\" time in art: SIENNA ACRES","Answer":"Renaissance"},{"Category":"A THOMAS GUIDE","Question":"In 1989 George H.W. Bush appointed him to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia","Answer":"Clarence Thomas"},{"Category":"IT'S AN L.A. THING","Question":"Originally the letters in this landmark were 30 feet wide & 50 feet tall, & had 4,000 20-watt light bulbs","Answer":"the Hollywood sign"},{"Category":"ANATOMY","Question":"Each wrist has 8 of these bones, also the name of a tunnel in the wrist","Answer":"the carpals"},{"Category":"SPORTS FACTS","Question":"In 1962 this country's Dawn Fraser became the first woman swimmer to break one minute in the 100-meter freestyle","Answer":"Australia"},{"Category":"BRAND-TASTIC","Question":"Dr. Joseph Lawrence & Jordan Lambert invented this bad-breath-busting product in 1879","Answer":"Listerine"},{"Category":"APT ANAGRAMS","Question":"A Texan battle cry: A MEMORABLE TERM, EH?","Answer":"Remember the Alamo"},{"Category":"A THOMAS GUIDE","Question":"In 1952 this poet told us to \"Rage, rage against the dying of the light\"","Answer":"Dylan Thomas"},{"Category":"IT'S AN L.A. THING","Question":"Good times are Bruin in this district, home to UCLA, where John Wooden was a \"wizard\"","Answer":"Westwood"},{"Category":"SPORTS FACTS","Question":"In the 1960s he won 7 major tournaments, more than any other golfer","Answer":"Nicklaus"},{"Category":"BRAND-TASTIC","Question":"This yogurt brand is named for founder Isaac Carasso's son Daniel","Answer":"Dannon"},{"Category":"APT ANAGRAMS","Question":"He co-wrote \"South Pacific\": MASS ROMANTIC HERE","Answer":"Oscar Hammerstein"},{"Category":"A THOMAS GUIDE","Question":"His 1947 novel \"Doctor Faustus\" symbolically paralleled the rise of Nazism","Answer":"Thomas Mann"},{"Category":"IT'S AN L.A. THING","Question":"You can hit the Comedy Store, House of Blues, Whisky A Go Go & the Viper Room on this \"strip\" of L.A.","Answer":"Sunset Strip"},{"Category":"ANATOMY","Question":"Familiar to pitchers, the group of muscles called this includes the subscapularis muscle","Answer":"the rotator cuff"},{"Category":"SPORTS FACTS","Question":"Iowa state's Dan Gable won 2 NCAA titles in this sport & then coached Iowa to 15 team titles from1978 to 1997","Answer":"wrestling"},{"Category":"APT ANAGRAMS","Question":"This Internet service was big in the '90s: I ONCE RAN EMAIL","Answer":"America Online"},{"Category":"A THOMAS GUIDE","Question":"This late medieval Christian spiritual writer is the probable author of \"Imitation of Christ\"","Answer":"Thomas à Kempis"},{"Category":"WHO'S ON FIRST?","Question":"In many cities \"Jeopardy!\" leads into this sister show","Answer":"Wheel of Fortune"},{"Category":"NORSE MYTHOLOGY","Question":"The Norns are counterparts of the Fates: Urd represents the past; Verdandi & Skuld, these 2 things","Answer":"the present & the future"},{"Category":"GIVE THE BUCHAREST","Question":"Times change: in 1990 a statue of this Russian was removed from a Bucharest square after 3 decades there","Answer":"Lenin"},{"Category":"IT'S ALL ABOUT ME","Question":"Excessive self-contemplation is called this anatomical gazing","Answer":"navel"},{"Category":"BARD BITS","Question":"Mark Antony called him \"the noblest Roman of them all\"","Answer":"Brutus"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"R\"","Question":"A stuffed pasta pocket (7)","Answer":"a ravioli"},{"Category":"WHO'S ON FIRST?","Question":"I pity the fool who doesn't know that this show led into \"Remington Steele\" on NBC's 1983-84 schedule","Answer":"The A-Team"},{"Category":"NORSE MYTHOLOGY","Question":"Hymir was really hammered by the hammer of this god","Answer":"Thor"},{"Category":"GIVE THE BUCHAREST","Question":"1913's treaty of Bucharest ended the second of these peninsular wars","Answer":"the Balkan Wars"},{"Category":"IT'S ALL ABOUT ME","Question":"Self, launched in 1979, is one of these","Answer":"amagazine"},{"Category":"BARD BITS","Question":"In the first line of \"Twelfth Night\", this is described as the \"food of love\"","Answer":"music"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"R\"","Question":"Beam, beacon & frequency preceder (5)","Answer":"radar"},{"Category":"WHO'S ON FIRST?","Question":"Sundays from 1984 to 1995, \"60 Minutes\" led into this CBS crime drama--guess Jessica finally got tired of writing","Answer":"Murder, She Wrote"},{"Category":"NORSE MYTHOLOGY","Question":"The name Midgard, the world of humans, can be translated as this, a place familiar to Tolkien","Answer":"Middle Earth"},{"Category":"GIVE THE BUCHAREST","Question":"In 1977 one of these phenomena devastated Bucharest, killing about 1,500 people","Answer":"an earthquake"},{"Category":"IT'S ALL ABOUT ME","Question":"Albrecht Durer's first known drawing, done at the age of 13, was one of these artistic efforts","Answer":"a self-portrait"},{"Category":"BARD BITS","Question":"In \"Henry VIII\" this cardinal bids \"a long farewell to all my greatness\"","Answer":"Cardinal Wolsey"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"R\"","Question":"Room or building in the round (7)","Answer":"rotunda"},{"Category":"WHO'S ON FIRST?","Question":"On Mondays in 1970, something called \"The Silent Force\" led into this longer-running ABC program","Answer":"Monday Night Football"},{"Category":"NORSE MYTHOLOGY","Question":"Laerad is the great tree around which this hall of the slain was built","Answer":"Valhalla"},{"Category":"GIVE THE BUCHAREST","Question":"This star of 1937's \"The Last Gangster\" was born Emanuel Goldenberg in Bucharest, Romania","Answer":"Edward G. Robinson"},{"Category":"IT'S ALL ABOUT ME","Question":"Self-referential prefix before -didact, -suggestion & -biography","Answer":"auto"},{"Category":"BARD BITS","Question":"Much of the action takes place in the court of the Duke of Milan in this play with another Italian locale in its title","Answer":"Two Gentlemen of Verona"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"R\"","Question":"Boat race, Italian style (7)","Answer":"regatta"},{"Category":"WHO'S ON FIRST?","Question":"For the 2000-2001 season, \"The Simpsons\" led into this show that led into \"The X-Files\"--you might say it was...","Answer":"Malcolm In The Middle"},{"Category":"NORSE MYTHOLOGY","Question":"This mischief-maker was up to his old tricks when he stole Freya's necklace","Answer":"Loki"},{"Category":"GIVE THE BUCHAREST","Question":"In 1659 Bucharest became the capital of this principality","Answer":"Wallachia"},{"Category":"IT'S ALL ABOUT ME","Question":"Per the \"American Psychiatric Glossary\", this mania is \"pathological preoccupation with self\"","Answer":"egomania"},{"Category":"BARD BITS","Question":"Comparing \"thee to a summer's day\" in sonnet 18, the bard realizes that \"Thou art more lovely and more\" this","Answer":"temperate"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"R\"","Question":"South American ostrich cousin (4)","Answer":"a rhea"},{"Category":"CIVIL WAR PEOPLE","Question":"He was the only person who died during the Civil War to be featured on Confederate currency","Answer":"Stonewall Jackson"},{"Category":"NOTED EUROPEANS","Question":"In 1863, this man from Wuppertal started a dye company that evolved into an aspirin-making giant","Answer":"Bayer"},{"Category":"AT THE MOVIES","Question":"1980: Jake LaMotta battles his way to the middleweight title","Answer":"Raging Bull"},{"Category":"THE HIGHEST-SCORING SCRABBLE WORD","Question":"Hell, heaven or limbo","Answer":"heaven"},{"Category":"AMERICAN COUNTIES","Question":"All the letters in this state's name are found in the name of its Uintah County","Answer":"Utah"},{"Category":"SATURDAY","Question":"In 1916, he sold his first of more than 300 Saturday Evening Post covers","Answer":"Rockwell"},{"Category":"\"NIGHT\"","Question":"A bedtime nip of alcohol, or the second game of a doubleheader","Answer":"a nightcap"},{"Category":"NOTED EUROPEANS","Question":"On the 50th anniv. of Bunker Hill, this European was back on our shores to lay the monument's cornerstone","Answer":"Lafayette"},{"Category":"THE HIGHEST-SCORING SCRABBLE WORD","Question":"Vow, knight or grail","Answer":"knight"},{"Category":"AMERICAN COUNTIES","Question":"Ogemaw, Saginaw & Washtenaw are all counties in this state","Answer":"Michigan"},{"Category":"SATURDAY","Question":"In a classic \"SNL\" skit, Laraine Newman found this NYC landmark less than packed when covering the Jewish New Year","Answer":"Times Square"},{"Category":"AT THE MOVIES","Question":"2002: A young Maori girl defies tradition & mounts a cetacean","Answer":"Whale Rider"},{"Category":"THE HIGHEST-SCORING SCRABBLE WORD","Question":"Happy, snappy or pappy","Answer":"happy"},{"Category":"AMERICAN COUNTIES","Question":"Name shared by the counties in which you'll find Disneyland & Disney World","Answer":"Orange"},{"Category":"SATURDAY","Question":"Established in 1875, this Louisville event is run annually on the first Saturday in May","Answer":"the Kentucky Derby"},{"Category":"\"NIGHT\"","Question":"Any of the various plants of the family Solanaceae; some may be \"deadly\"","Answer":"nightshades"},{"Category":"NOTED EUROPEANS","Question":"Giuseppina Strepponi, a prima donna in \"Nabucco\", married this famous Giuseppe in 1859","Answer":"Verdi"},{"Category":"AT THE MOVIES","Question":"1977: After an experience with a UFO, an electric-line worker is drawn to a remote mountain","Answer":"Close Encounters of the Third Kind"},{"Category":"THE HIGHEST-SCORING SCRABBLE WORD","Question":"Cozy, wax or quilt","Answer":"cozy"},{"Category":"AMERICAN COUNTIES","Question":"This state's Norfolk County disappeared in 1963 when it became part of the city of Chesapeake","Answer":"Virginia"},{"Category":"SATURDAY","Question":"Founded in 1932 as The Palestine Post, this morning paper appears daily, except for Saturday","Answer":"The Jerusalem Post"},{"Category":"\"NIGHT\"","Question":"Get to the Bottom of this Shakespeare play, published in 1600","Answer":"A Midsummer Night's Dream"},{"Category":"AT THE MOVIES","Question":"2005: A group of teenage chicks share some trousers","Answer":"The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants"},{"Category":"THE HIGHEST-SCORING SCRABBLE WORD","Question":"Fad, dad or glad","Answer":"fad"},{"Category":"AMERICAN COUNTIES","Question":"While many states have counties named Lincoln, this is the only state that has one named Snohomish","Answer":"Washington"},{"Category":"SATURDAY","Question":"At age 3, as Bubbles Silverman, this opera star sang on a Sat. morning radio show, \"Uncle Bob's Rainbow House\"","Answer":"Beverly Sills"},{"Category":"\"NIGHT\"","Question":"\"Timely\" 5-word nickname that describes Scandinavia north of the Arctic Circle","Answer":"\"Land of the Midnight Sun\""},{"Category":"SHIPS","Question":"On May 7, 1915 German submarine commander Walter Schweiger gave the command to torpedo this British liner","Answer":"the Lusitania"},{"Category":"THE MUSICAL DR. IS IN","Question":"This rapper & producer co-founded N.W.A. & is the stepbrother of Warren G","Answer":"Dr. Dre"},{"Category":"LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES \"L\"","Question":"Delicious \"Doone\" damsel (5)","Answer":"Lorna"},{"Category":"14:59","Question":"This government employee was in the spotlight in the late 1990s for her conduct as a girlfriend of Monica Lewinsky","Answer":"Linda Tripp"},{"Category":"RELIGION","Question":"The Talmud says \"when\" this \"goes in, secrets are revealed\" & on the Sabbath, Kiddush is said over a cup of it","Answer":"wine"},{"Category":"FROM THE FRENCH","Question":"This type of needlework gets its name from the French for \"hook\"","Answer":"crochet"},{"Category":"SHIPS","Question":"In 1717 this pirate captured La Concorde & renamed it Queen Anne's Revenge; a year later it ran aground off N.C.","Answer":"Edward Teach"},{"Category":"THE MUSICAL DR. IS IN","Question":"\"Doctor, doctor, give me the news, I've got\" this Robert Palmer title affliction","Answer":"\"Bad Case Of Loving You\""},{"Category":"LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES \"L\"","Question":"Jack's \"capital\" surname (6)","Answer":"London"},{"Category":"14:59","Question":"Before her 15 minutes expired, this gal who got mixed up with televangelist Jim Bakker got onto Playboy's cover","Answer":"Jessica Hahn"},{"Category":"RELIGION","Question":"In this Asian religion, a lohan is not an actress but a holy person, & monasteries have images of lohans","Answer":"Buddhism"},{"Category":"FROM THE FRENCH","Question":"This word for any style of cooking is from the French for \"kitchen\"","Answer":"cuisine"},{"Category":"SHIPS","Question":"The 1st ship built in the colonies by English settlers was built in 1607 on the Kennebec River in what is now this state","Answer":"Maine"},{"Category":"THE MUSICAL DR. IS IN","Question":"He dealt with ophthalmological issues in the 1972 hit \"Doctor My Eyes\"","Answer":"Jackson Browne"},{"Category":"LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES \"L\"","Question":"A singable poem, perhaps \"of the Last Minstrel\" (3)","Answer":"lay"},{"Category":"14:59","Question":"\"The joke's over\", said Simon Cowell about this \"American Idol\" singer with a unique rendition of \"She Bangs\"","Answer":"William Hung"},{"Category":"RELIGION","Question":"The Southern Convention of this denomination split from the Yankees in 1845","Answer":"the Baptists"},{"Category":"FROM THE FRENCH","Question":"A term for a keepsake or memento, it comes from the French for \"to remember\"","Answer":"souvenir"},{"Category":"SHIPS","Question":"The flagship of Oliver Hazard Perry was named for this captain who said, \"Don't give up the ship\"","Answer":"James Lawrence"},{"Category":"THE MUSICAL DR. IS IN","Question":"The \"Billboard Book of Top 40 Hits\" describes this \"Right Place Wrong Time\" man as a \"swamp-rock singer/pianist\"","Answer":"Dr. John"},{"Category":"LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES \"L\"","Question":"Imagist Amy (6)","Answer":"Lowell"},{"Category":"RELIGION","Question":"This 13th century Italian theologian was born in Roccasecca near the town of Aquino","Answer":"St. Thomas Aquinas"},{"Category":"FROM THE FRENCH","Question":"This light tannish color gets its name from the French for \"raw\", as in raw vegetables","Answer":"ecru"},{"Category":"SHIPS","Question":"In 1994, 9 years after it was hijacked by PLF members, this Italian cruise ship burned & sank in the Indian Ocean","Answer":"Achille Lauro"},{"Category":"THE MUSICAL DR. IS IN","Question":"Despite its name, this synth-pop English band who gave us 1984's \"Doctor! Doctor!\" was a trio","Answer":"The Thompson Twins"},{"Category":"LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES \"L\"","Question":"Writer Wyndham (5)","Answer":"Lewis"},{"Category":"RELIGION","Question":"Jainism, with 4 1/2 million adherents, was founded in this country by Mahavira, \"the Great Hero\"","Answer":"India"},{"Category":"FAMOUS NAMES","Question":"Once a top spy, he invented the mug shot seen on reward posters in the Wild West","Answer":"Allan Pinkerton"},{"Category":"SOCIOLOGY","Question":"Going from rags to riches is what sociologists call \"social\" this, specifically the \"upward\" type","Answer":"mobility"},{"Category":"THE STARTING INFIELD","Question":"In 1977 Chambliss, Randolph, Dent & Nettles took the field for this team","Answer":"the Yankees"},{"Category":"DICTATORS & TYRANTS","Question":"On Sept. 9, 1948 the DPRK, aka North Korea, was established with this man as its supreme leader","Answer":"Kim Il-sung"},{"Category":"THE ONION","Question":"Nov. 15, 2001: This pasta treat \"discontinued as Franco-American relations break down\"","Answer":"SpaghettiOs"},{"Category":"WORLD AUTHORS","Question":"This Brit coined \"doublethink\" & \"Big Brother is watching you\"","Answer":"Orwell"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"J\"","Question":"Carroll's slithy nonsense poem (11)","Answer":"\"Jabberwocky\""},{"Category":"SOCIOLOGY","Question":"Expecting my son to be a cop & my daughter to be a nurse is assigning these sex-based roles","Answer":"gender roles"},{"Category":"THE STARTING INFIELD","Question":"From 1974 through 1981 the Dodgers fielded Garvey, Lopes, Russell & this third baseman, \"The Penguin\"","Answer":"Ron Cey"},{"Category":"DICTATORS & TYRANTS","Question":"As the dictator of this city-state, Francesco Foscari ruined its army & economy by endlessly fighting Milan","Answer":"Venice"},{"Category":"THE ONION","Question":"Feb. 20, 2006: This late \"Feminine Mystique\" writer \"honored with second-class postage stamp\"","Answer":"Friedan"},{"Category":"WORLD AUTHORS","Question":"In a 1605 prologue, this Spaniard tells the reader that he has written an \"invective against books of chivalry\"","Answer":"Cervantes"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"J\"","Question":"Jettisoned goods (6)","Answer":"jetsam"},{"Category":"SOCIOLOGY","Question":"William H. White put this word before \"think\" to mean conformity to consensus","Answer":"group"},{"Category":"THE STARTING INFIELD","Question":"The 1908 Chicago Cubs featured Harry Steinfeldt & these 3 guys of yore","Answer":"Tinker, Evers & Chance"},{"Category":"DICTATORS & TYRANTS","Question":"By murdering all his brothers around 1413, Mehmed I took power as the fifth ruler of this empire","Answer":"the Ottoman Empire"},{"Category":"THE ONION","Question":"Aug. 9, 2000: Popular names for these include Shopwood, Storemont & Indianburialgroundbrook","Answer":"shopping malls"},{"Category":"WORLD AUTHORS","Question":"While at University College, Dublin, he wrote the essay \"The Day of the Rabblement\", attacking the Irish Literary Theatre","Answer":"James Joyce"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"J\"","Question":"Riding breeches (8)","Answer":"jodhpurs"},{"Category":"SOCIOLOGY","Question":"A joint author on a paper, or someone who assists the power occupying his country","Answer":"a collaborator"},{"Category":"THE STARTING INFIELD","Question":"The 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers sent out Hodges, Gilliam, Reese & this groundbreaking infielder","Answer":"Jackie Robinson"},{"Category":"DICTATORS & TYRANTS","Question":"The pro-Soviet dictator Babrak Karmal came to power in this country after a 1979 invasion","Answer":"Afghanistan"},{"Category":"THE ONION","Question":"From an issue in 2056: This island & commonwealth ceded to the U.S. in 1898... \"Should it become our 63rd state?\"","Answer":"Puerto Rico"},{"Category":"WORLD AUTHORS","Question":"This literary whiz' name is sometimes transliterated from Bengali as Ravindranatha Thakura","Answer":"Tagore"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"J\"","Question":"A joyful celebration (10)","Answer":"jubilation"},{"Category":"SOCIOLOGY","Question":"A plant, animal or object that's the symbol of a clan; it's often taboo & was paired with \"Taboo\" in a Freud title","Answer":"totem"},{"Category":"THE STARTING INFIELD","Question":"The 1975 Reds fielded Rose, Concepcion, Perez & this Hall of Fame second sacker, now a broadcaster","Answer":"Joe Morgan"},{"Category":"DICTATORS & TYRANTS","Question":"A humble lawyer from Arras, in 1793 he became Head of the Committee of Public Safety & launched a bloodbath","Answer":"Robespierre"},{"Category":"THE ONION","Question":"Sept. 12, 1928: This \"It Girl\" \"to appear sleeveless in Oct. Collier's; 'Besleeve yourself, strumpet!' clergy urge\"","Answer":"Bow"},{"Category":"WORLD AUTHORS","Question":"This French writer \"steaked\" a claim as \"The Father of Romanticism\" by writing such works as \"Atala\"","Answer":"Chateaubriand"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"J\"","Question":"Belligerent nationalist (5)","Answer":"jingo"},{"Category":"BUSINESS LEADERS","Question":"His business card bore the Golden Arches & the titles \"Founder\" & \"Senior Chairman of the Board\"","Answer":"Kroc"},{"Category":"RADIO","Question":"Instrument struck when a contestant failed on the \"Original Amateur Hour\"","Answer":"a gong"},{"Category":"THAT'S ITALIAN!","Question":"It's the Italian name for the country's biggest island","Answer":"Sicilia"},{"Category":"NEW WEAPONS","Question":"The USA's \"E-Bomb\" will disable grids & computers and reheat the enemies' lasagna by sending out these waves","Answer":"microwaves"},{"Category":"5-LETTER WORDS","Question":"One who steals by stealth: Thessalonians speaks of one \"in the night\"","Answer":"a thief"},{"Category":"BUSINESS LEADERS","Question":"In 1886 he started his first successful business, the Lancaster Caramel Co.; the chocolate came later","Answer":"Hershey"},{"Category":"RADIO","Question":"This word ends the title of a 1941 Bill of Rights tribute program heard by 60 million, \"We hold these...\"","Answer":"Truths"},{"Category":"THAT'S ITALIAN!","Question":"Roman soldiers passed the time playing this game, the Italian version of lawn bowling","Answer":"bocce"},{"Category":"NEW WEAPONS","Question":"The \"Storm Shadow\" is a new British version of this type of low-altitude, radar-evading missile","Answer":"a cruise missile"},{"Category":"5-LETTER WORDS","Question":"A big fishing net, maybe in the river of the same name","Answer":"a seine"},{"Category":"BUSINESS LEADERS","Question":"In the 1880s he built a town in Illinois to house employees of his sleeping car company","Answer":"Pullman"},{"Category":"RADIO","Question":"Can't forget the sponsor--Jack Benny's opening line wasn't \"Hello again\" but this dessert \"again\"","Answer":"Jell-O"},{"Category":"THAT'S ITALIAN!","Question":"These thin tubes of pasta, Italian for \"bridegrooms\", are often baked","Answer":"ziti"},{"Category":"NEW WEAPONS","Question":"It's the Indian tribe in the name of the USA's AH-64D Longbow, the most advanced combat helicopter in the world","Answer":"Apache"},{"Category":"5-LETTER WORDS","Question":"It can mean \"brief & forceful\" or \"resembling the inner core of a stem\"","Answer":"pithy"},{"Category":"BUSINESS LEADERS","Question":"Before founding his own corp., John K. Northrop was chief engineer for this company & designed its Vega airplane","Answer":"Lockheed"},{"Category":"RADIO","Question":"In 2005 NPR revived this 1950s program in which people state their credos","Answer":"This I Believe"},{"Category":"NEW WEAPONS","Question":"The FA-18E/F is the \"Super\" version of this high-tech U.S. Navy fighter jet with a wasplike name","Answer":"a Hornet"},{"Category":"5-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Teddy Roosevelt said \"The credit belongs to the man\" in this, \"whose face is marred by dust & sweat & blood\"","Answer":"the arena"},{"Category":"BUSINESS LEADERS","Question":"Since founding Amazon.com in 1994, he's tried to make it \"The Earth's most customer-centric company\"","Answer":"Jeff Bezos"},{"Category":"RADIO","Question":"On April 3, 1936 a nation listened as Gabriel Heatter covered this man's execution","Answer":"Bruno Hauptmann"},{"Category":"THAT'S ITALIAN!","Question":"This 15th century movement may have first been named in a 1550 book, using the Italian word rinascita","Answer":"the Renaissance"},{"Category":"5-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Greek for \"word\", it can mean the word of God","Answer":"logos"},{"Category":"SCIENTISTS","Question":"\"American Prometheus\" is a biography of this physicist who died in 1967","Answer":"J. Robert Oppenheimer"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"The New York City ballet's first visit to this city's famous festival inspired the ballet \"Scotch Symphony\"","Answer":"Edinburgh"},{"Category":"IT'S ONLY ROCK & ROLL","Question":"He perked up his career by letting Starbucks release his album \"Memory Almost Full\"","Answer":"McCartney"},{"Category":"ALSO A TOOL","Question":"This drink consists of 2 ounces of vodka & 5 ounces of orange juice","Answer":"a screwdriver"},{"Category":"HABEAS CORPSES","Question":"In part due to fears of body snatching, his body was moved 17 times around his Springfield, Ill. national monument","Answer":"Lincoln"},{"Category":"\"IRA\"","Question":"Hey, you saps who think pneumonia killed President Harrison--I've got this kind of theory involving a group plan","Answer":"a conspiracy theory"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"The 1972 ballet \"Printemps\" premiered in the winter, but its name is French for this season","Answer":"spring"},{"Category":"IT'S ONLY ROCK & ROLL","Question":"This '80s trio were \"Spirits in the Material World\" before the synchronicity of their 2007 reunion","Answer":"The Police"},{"Category":"ALSO A TOOL","Question":"We recommend giving someone this figuratively if you must fire him; later he might have one to grind","Answer":"the axe"},{"Category":"HABEAS CORPSES","Question":"4 places claimed to be the burial site of this explorer, including crypts in Seville & Santo Domingo","Answer":"Christopher Columbus"},{"Category":"\"IRA\"","Question":"The lady was quite overcome by this moisture exuded by the muscular estate gardener","Answer":"perspiration"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"Balanchine choreographed the leading role in \"Allegro Brillante\" for this part-Osage Indian ex-wife","Answer":"Maria Tallchief"},{"Category":"IT'S ONLY ROCK & ROLL","Question":"\"Who Knew\" this colorful singer could be so \"M!ssundaztood\"","Answer":"Pink"},{"Category":"ALSO A TOOL","Question":"\"U Can't Touch This\" bone, aka the malleus, just behind the eardrum","Answer":"the hammer"},{"Category":"HABEAS CORPSES","Question":"Kept for years in her husband's dining room, her embalmed body was buried in Buenos Aires in '74","Answer":"Eva Peron"},{"Category":"\"IRA\"","Question":"The Motion Picture Association of America says this cost producers, theater owners, etc. $18.2 billion in 2005","Answer":"piracy"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"Alexandre Dumas fils' tale about \"The Lady of\" these flowers bloomed as the ballet \"Marguerite and Armand\"","Answer":"the Camellias"},{"Category":"IT'S ONLY ROCK & ROLL","Question":"This band is now part of the \"Zeitgeist\" after suffering \"Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness\"","Answer":"Smashing Pumpkins"},{"Category":"ALSO A TOOL","Question":"A light, stroking touch, or a dense growth of bushes","Answer":"a brush"},{"Category":"HABEAS CORPSES","Question":"Executed in 1915, this radical labor activist was cremated & his ashes mailed to labor unions all over the world","Answer":"Joe Hill"},{"Category":"FINANCE","Question":"It's often set up by the wealthy for their kids, but California has a state children's one for poor folks","Answer":"a trust fund"},{"Category":"\"IRA\"","Question":"Australia's Yellow Tail winery sells this on its own as well as in a cabernet blend","Answer":"shiraz"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"As a law student in St. Petersburg, this man became interested in the arts, & in 1909 he founded the Ballets Russes","Answer":"Diaghilev"},{"Category":"IT'S ONLY ROCK & ROLL","Question":"\"Hybrid Theory\", the title of this rock-rap band's first hit album, was one of the band's former names","Answer":"Linkin Park"},{"Category":"ALSO A TOOL","Question":"Hit the backyard with this old term for a libertine","Answer":"a rake"},{"Category":"HABEAS CORPSES","Question":"This 19th century philosopher's body has been very utilitarian; it's on display at a university in London","Answer":"Jeremy Bentham"},{"Category":"\"IRA\"","Question":"This type of medieval play often shows the Virgin Mary coming to the rescue","Answer":"a miracle play"},{"Category":"WAR MOVIES","Question":"2004: Angry Greeks attack a fortified city-state","Answer":"Troy"},{"Category":"ISLANDS","Question":"This \"colossal\" island is the largest in Greece's Dodecanese archipelago","Answer":"Rhodes"},{"Category":"HISTORIC BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS","Question":"Older brother Frank is thrilled to welcome this Sept. 5, 1847 baby; 10 days old & making guns with his tiny fingers","Answer":"Jesse James"},{"Category":"WAR MOVIES","Question":"1978: The wife of a soldier fighting in Vietnam works at a VA hospital & has an affair with a wounded vet","Answer":"Coming Home"},{"Category":"THE RULE OF THIRDS","Question":"On Jan. 19, 1966 this woman was elected the third prime minister of her country","Answer":"Indira Gandhi"},{"Category":"ISLANDS","Question":"This group of islands off the northern coast of France was the only British soil occupied by the Germans in WWII","Answer":"the Channel Islands"},{"Category":"HISTORIC BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS","Question":"This king is thrilled by the birth of Mary, Feb. 18, 1516; there's still plenty of time to have a son--right?","Answer":"Henry VIII"},{"Category":"AFRICAN LANGUAGE LAB","Question":"Whether a surfin' one or a Pontiac, this term comes from the Swahili meaning \"journey\"","Answer":"safari"},{"Category":"LITERARY BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Jules Verne-Wilkie Collins sci-fi/detective novel about Civil War vets who want to shoot a cannon into a gem","Answer":"From the Earth to the Moonstone"},{"Category":"WAR MOVIES","Question":"1970: An historically correct re-creation of Pearl Harbor","Answer":"Tora! Tora! Tora!"},{"Category":"THE RULE OF THIRDS","Question":"You have to go through this ceremony in order to become a Freemason","Answer":"the Third Degree"},{"Category":"ISLANDS","Question":"This island nation's highest peak, Yu Shan, in the Chungyang range, is also called Mount Morrison","Answer":"Taiwan"},{"Category":"HISTORIC BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS","Question":"Henry & Clara Ford are proud to announce the rollout of this model Nov. 6, 1893","Answer":"the Edsel"},{"Category":"AFRICAN LANGUAGE LAB","Question":"The word \"okra\" is West African; in the language of Angola, okra was called this, which to us is a soup or stew","Answer":"gumbo"},{"Category":"LITERARY BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Novel-poem in which Sal & Dean hitchhike through a yellow wood where the path diverges, making all the difference","Answer":"On the Road Not Taken"},{"Category":"WAR MOVIES","Question":"1936: Errol Flynn leads a cavalry unit into cannon, annihilation & everlasting glory","Answer":"Charge of the Light Brigade"},{"Category":"THE RULE OF THIRDS","Question":"Twice in the 1990s, he came in third in U.S. presidential elections","Answer":"Ross Perot"},{"Category":"ISLANDS","Question":"A causeway connects this Persian Gulf nation with the Saudi Arabian mainland","Answer":"Bahrain"},{"Category":"HISTORIC BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS","Question":"A 1906 announcement: dad Socrates & mom Penelope celebrate the launch of this new little ship","Answer":"Aristotle Onassis"},{"Category":"AFRICAN LANGUAGE LAB","Question":"Go where some men have gone before with this 4-letter term from the Afrikaans for \"migrate\"","Answer":"trek"},{"Category":"LITERARY BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Faulkner novel about Joe Christmas that's the Swedish playwright of \"The Dance of Death\"","Answer":"The Light in August Strindberg"},{"Category":"WAR MOVIES","Question":"1951: Erwin Rommel succeeds... for a while... in North Africa","Answer":"The Desert Fox"},{"Category":"THE RULE OF THIRDS","Question":"A member of the British Commonwealth, this country is the third-largest island in the Caribbean","Answer":"Jamaica"},{"Category":"ISLANDS","Question":"One of France's 26 regions, it doesn't count as an overseas one though it's 100 miles across the Mediterranean","Answer":"Corsica"},{"Category":"HISTORIC BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS","Question":"James & Lady Blanche have a \"declaration\": the July 25, 1848 birth of this future foreign secretary & prime minister","Answer":"Balfour"},{"Category":"AFRICAN LANGUAGE LAB","Question":"The marimba was popularized in Central America, but the word is from this sub-Saharan group of about 500 langs.","Answer":"the Bantu languages"},{"Category":"SCIENTISTS","Question":"In 2007 this 1962 American Nobel laureate became the first person to receive his own personal genome map","Answer":"James Watson"},{"Category":"THE BIG APPLE","Question":"There's an annual footrace up its 86 flights of stairs","Answer":"the Empire State Building"},{"Category":"COMPOSERS ON FILM","Question":"Kevin Kline in \"De-Lovely\"","Answer":"Porter"},{"Category":"A SHAPELY CATEGORY","Question":"Often stuffed & baked, conchiglioni is jumbo pasta shaped like these","Answer":"shells"},{"Category":"SALMON","Question":"\"Fish ladders\" help salmon travel upstream over these man-made obstructions","Answer":"dams"},{"Category":"CHANTED","Question":"In a children's playground chant, they're the 2 things that will \"break my bones, but names will never hurt me\"","Answer":"sticks & stones"},{"Category":"\"EVE\"NING","Question":"Dangerous ones include hemorrhagic & scarlet","Answer":"fever"},{"Category":"THE BIG APPLE","Question":"On the NYC subway this train will also take you to Harlem, but then it splits off & heads for Yankee Stadium","Answer":"the B train"},{"Category":"COMPOSERS ON FILM","Question":"Cary Grant in \"Night and Day\"","Answer":"Cole Porter"},{"Category":"A SHAPELY CATEGORY","Question":"Something that's cordate is shaped like this, my love","Answer":"a heart"},{"Category":"SALMON","Question":"World Book says this country leads the world in salmon fishing, with more than 450,000 tons caught each year","Answer":"the United States"},{"Category":"CHANTED","Question":"This musical instrument consists of a chanter, several drones & an air sack","Answer":"a bagpipe"},{"Category":"\"EVE\"NING","Question":"In a hit song by the Monkees, \"Then I saw her face, now I'm\" one of these","Answer":"a believer"},{"Category":"THE BIG APPLE","Question":"In 1865 NYC, already home to 800,000, finally abandoned this type of fire department","Answer":"volunteer"},{"Category":"COMPOSERS ON FILM","Question":"James Cagney in \"Yankee Doodle Dandy\"","Answer":"George M. Cohan"},{"Category":"A SHAPELY CATEGORY","Question":"It's the more common 4-letter name for a regular hexahedron","Answer":"a cube"},{"Category":"SALMON","Question":"The roe of the chum salmon is a popular source for the red variety of this","Answer":"caviar"},{"Category":"CHANTED","Question":"Their chant in \"Macbeth\" begins, \"Double, double, toil and trouble\"","Answer":"the witches"},{"Category":"\"EVE\"NING","Question":"In 1905 this former U.S. president remarked, \"Sensible and responsible women do not want to vote\"","Answer":"Grover Cleveland"},{"Category":"THE BIG APPLE","Question":"One of NYC's most famous seafood joints is the bar for these bivalves in Grand Central","Answer":"oysters"},{"Category":"COMPOSERS ON FILM","Question":"James Cagney in \"The Seven Little Foys\"","Answer":"George M. Cohan"},{"Category":"A SHAPELY CATEGORY","Question":"Dendroid means shaped like a tree; dentiform means shaped like this","Answer":"a tooth"},{"Category":"SALMON","Question":"Salmon are members of the same family as the speckled or brook variety of this fish","Answer":"trout"},{"Category":"CHANTED","Question":"The Kol Nidre prayer is chanted by the cantor on the eve of this Jewish day of atonement","Answer":"Yom Kippur"},{"Category":"\"EVE\"NING","Question":"A bracketed projecting beam supported on only one end, or a type of bridge","Answer":"a cantilever"},{"Category":"THE BIG APPLE","Question":"Artsy types like Maya Lin & Art Spiegelman find inspiration in this area that gets its name from its northern border","Answer":"SoHo"},{"Category":"COMPOSERS ON FILM","Question":"Toralv Maurstad in \"Song of Norway\"","Answer":"Edvard Grieg"},{"Category":"SALMON","Question":"Weighing up to 100 pounds, this large type of salmon shares its name with a warm, dry wind","Answer":"chinook"},{"Category":"CHANTED","Question":"Named for a 6th century pope, these a capella songs might have earned a Papal's Choice Award","Answer":"Gregorian chants"},{"Category":"\"EVE\"NING","Question":"It's the \"A\" in JA, the youth organization begun in 1919 to teach young people about American business","Answer":"Achievement"},{"Category":"HISTORIC NAMES","Question":"In 312, emboldened by the sight of a cross in the sky, this man defeated the Emperor Maxentius & seized Rome","Answer":"Constantine"},{"Category":"WHAT A CHARACTER!","Question":"Well, goll-ly! He left his job & home in Mayberry to join the Marine Corps","Answer":"Gomer Pyle"},{"Category":"GEOLOGY","Question":"The Mercalli scale measures the intensity of these from I to XII","Answer":"earthquakes"},{"Category":"HOME, SWEET HOME","Question":"Scout out the home Kit Carson shared with his lovely bride in Taos in this state","Answer":"New Mexico"},{"Category":"NAME THE POET","Question":"\"The caged bird sings / With a fearful trill / Of things unknown / But longed for still\"","Answer":"Maya Angelou"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"B\"","Question":"A baby belch (4)","Answer":"burp"},{"Category":"HISTORIC NAMES","Question":"In 1955 Ngo Dinh Diem became the first president of this country that no longer exists","Answer":"South Vietnam"},{"Category":"WHAT A CHARACTER!","Question":"On \"The Addams Family\", he was married to Morticia","Answer":"Gomez"},{"Category":"GEOLOGY","Question":"Geysers aren't common; major centers include Yellowstone, Iceland & this country's North Island","Answer":"New Zealand"},{"Category":"HOME, SWEET HOME","Question":"Doris Duke never had to rough it at Rough Point, her 105-room estate in this ritzy Rhode Island town","Answer":"Newport"},{"Category":"NAME THE POET","Question":"\"Wee, sleeket, cowran, tim'rous beastie, / O, what a panic's in thy breastie!\"","Answer":"Rabbie Burns"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"B\"","Question":"It precedes dance, laugh or flop (5)","Answer":"belly"},{"Category":"HISTORIC NAMES","Question":"This Apache tried to keep peace with the palefaces, but after his death, his son joined with the militant Geronimo","Answer":"Cochise"},{"Category":"GEOLOGY","Question":"This rock can be formed by the accumulation of shells or coral, but not from citrus fruit","Answer":"limestone"},{"Category":"HOME, SWEET HOME","Question":"People in this job never had an official home until \"Number One Observatory Circle\" was chosen in the '70s","Answer":"the vice president"},{"Category":"NAME THE POET","Question":"\"There was an old man with a beard, / Who said, 'It is just as I feared!'\"","Answer":"Edward Lear"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"B\"","Question":"Bestselling book that has its own \"belt\" (5)","Answer":"Bible"},{"Category":"HISTORIC NAMES","Question":"Margaret Roper, who died in 1544, is said to have been buried with the head of this \"Utopia\" author, her father","Answer":"Saint Thomas More"},{"Category":"WHAT A CHARACTER!","Question":"During a dream sequence, it was revealed that this Richard Dean Anderson character had the first name Angus","Answer":"MacGyver"},{"Category":"GEOLOGY","Question":"This 9-letter geologic science is the study of the movement & distribution of all the Earth's waters","Answer":"hydrology"},{"Category":"HOME, SWEET HOME","Question":"Ralph Waldo Emerson owned a Concord home nicknamed this; Hawthorne rented it & wrote some \"Mosses from\" it","Answer":"the Old Manse"},{"Category":"NAME THE POET","Question":"\"A little learning is a dang'rous thing; / Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring\"","Answer":"Alexander Pope"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"B\"","Question":"A throng, often \"of beauties\" (4)","Answer":"bevy"},{"Category":"WHAT A CHARACTER!","Question":"Hardcore fans of \"Gilligan's Island\" known that this character's real name is Roy Hinkley","Answer":"the Professor"},{"Category":"GEOLOGY","Question":"A 6-mile-wide caldera, or volcanic crater, is a highlight of La Palma in this Spanish Island group off Africa","Answer":"the Canaries"},{"Category":"HOME, SWEET HOME","Question":"As a bachelor in the 1970s, Prince Charles romanced Camilla at Broadlands, the home of this lord, his great-uncle","Answer":"Mountbatten"},{"Category":"NAME THE POET","Question":"\"Drink to me only with thine eyes, / And I will pledge with mine\"","Answer":"Ben Jonson"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"B\"","Question":"Mr. Bumble's occupation in \"Oliver Twist\" (6)","Answer":"beadle"},{"Category":"U.S. POLITICS","Question":"Since 1960, only Massachusetts & this state have produced more than one of the 10 Democratic presidential nominees","Answer":"Minnesota"},{"Category":"ASSASSINS","Question":"In May 1981 would-be assassin Mehmet Ali Agca shot this man in St. Peter's Square","Answer":"Pope John Paul II"},{"Category":"THE REEL STORY","Question":"Kate Winslet wears a blue diamond necklace called the \"Heart of the Ocean\" in this 1997 film","Answer":"Titanic"},{"Category":"SIGNS & SYMBOLS","Question":"The first seal designed for what is now this U.S. state depicted icebergs, igloos & the Northern Lights","Answer":"Alaska"},{"Category":"GOVERNMENT","Question":"Since 1909 every government in Denmark's parliament has been this type that needs to strike deals","Answer":"minority government"},{"Category":"WORLD \"P\"s","Question":"The \"4 questions\" asked on this occasion include wondering why we have to eat unleavened bread","Answer":"Passover"},{"Category":"ASSASSINS","Question":"Reginald Fitzurse was among the Knights who took Henry II's remark literally to rid him of this archbishop","Answer":"Thomas à Becket"},{"Category":"THE REEL STORY","Question":"Keanu Reeves is a supernatural detective in this 2005 flick based on the Hellblazer comic book","Answer":"Constantine"},{"Category":"GOVERNMENT","Question":"In 1978 Ricardo Bordallo was Guam's head of government & this man was its head of state","Answer":"Jimmy Carter"},{"Category":"WORLD \"P\"s","Question":"Malay or Sinai","Answer":"peninsula"},{"Category":"ASSASSINS","Question":"In 1994, 31 years after the crime, Byron de la Beckwith was convicted of murdering this Civil Rights leader","Answer":"Medgar Evers"},{"Category":"THE REEL STORY","Question":"This singer starred in \"Waiting to Exhale\" & \"The Bodyguard\"","Answer":"Whitney Houston"},{"Category":"SIGNS & SYMBOLS","Question":"Sleepy Bear has been this motel chain's logo since 1954","Answer":"Travelodge"},{"Category":"GOVERNMENT","Question":"This country's National People's Congress has had up to around 3,500 members","Answer":"China"},{"Category":"WORLD \"P\"s","Question":"Gunmen after this South American dictator in 1986 used rockets, bazookas, rifles & grenades--& missed!","Answer":"Pinochet"},{"Category":"ASSASSINS","Question":"Yigal Amir, a student at Bar-Ilan University, is serving a life sentence for assassinating this leader in 1995","Answer":"Rabin"},{"Category":"THE REEL STORY","Question":"He played Mozart in the 1984 film \"Amadeus\"","Answer":"Tom Hulce"},{"Category":"SIGNS & SYMBOLS","Question":"The 3 Zodiac signs with horns","Answer":"Aries, Capricorn & Taurus"},{"Category":"GOVERNMENT","Question":"Brazil has 2 federal legislative houses, the Chamber of Deputies & this","Answer":"the Senate"},{"Category":"WORLD \"P\"s","Question":"World Heritage sites in this nation include the Nasca Lines","Answer":"Peru"},{"Category":"ASSASSINS","Question":"Ramon Mercader, who killed this man in 1940, was later awarded the Order of Lenin","Answer":"Trotsky"},{"Category":"THE REEL STORY","Question":"M. Night Shyamalan wrote & directed this creepy Bruce Willis-Haley Joel Osment film","Answer":"The Sixth Sense"},{"Category":"SIGNS & SYMBOLS","Question":"The same 2 letters in the same order make up Arkansas' postal abbreviation & the symbol of this chemical element","Answer":"argon"},{"Category":"GOVERNMENT","Question":"This country with \"Republic\" in its name was less republican after a 2003 coup by General Francois Bozize","Answer":"the Central African Republic"},{"Category":"WORLD \"P\"s","Question":"Named for an adviser to Catherine the Great, this type of \"village\" looks deceptively impressive","Answer":"a Potemkin village"},{"Category":"EUROPE","Question":"In 1917 the name of this castle that dates back to the 11th century was adopted by a royal house","Answer":"Windsor"},{"Category":"MUSICALS OF THE '20s","Question":"The 1924 musical revue \"I'll Say She Is\" made these goofy brothers legitimate Broadway stars","Answer":"the Marx Brothers"},{"Category":"NOVELS OF THE PAST","Question":"In Barry Unsworth's \"The Songs of the Kings\", the Greek fleet bound for here is trapped by unfavorable winds","Answer":"Troy"},{"Category":"CITY OF BIRTH","Question":"The controversial Ahmed Chalabi","Answer":"Baghdad"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"K\"","Question":"A \"bear\"y nice Alaskan island (6)","Answer":"Kodiak"},{"Category":"EUROPE","Question":"This country whose abbreviation is a conjunction joins Spain to France","Answer":"Andorra"},{"Category":"MUSICALS OF THE '20s","Question":"In a 1927 title, this phrase preceded \"Bonnie\" (it didn't precede \"Birdie\" until 1960)","Answer":"Bye Bye"},{"Category":"NOVELS OF THE PAST","Question":"James Fenimore Cooper's \"Mercedes of Castile\" combines a love story with the voyages of this man","Answer":"Columbus"},{"Category":"TRANSPLANTS","Question":"This organ was first successfully transplanted in 1981, as a package deal with a heart","Answer":"a lung"},{"Category":"CITY OF BIRTH","Question":"Mad magazine illustrator James Warhola","Answer":"Pittsburgh"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"K\"","Question":"Jean-Claude of the slopes (5)","Answer":"Killy"},{"Category":"EUROPE","Question":"The person with this title gets to appoint people to Luxembourg's Council of State & they get to stay on for life","Answer":"the Grand Duke"},{"Category":"MUSICALS OF THE '20s","Question":"The big attraction of the 1923 hit \"Poppy\" was this future film comic as Eustace McGargle","Answer":"W.C. Fields"},{"Category":"NOVELS OF THE PAST","Question":"The hero of Neal Stephenson's \"Quicksilver\" has to settle the calculus dispute between Leibniz & him","Answer":"Newton"},{"Category":"CITY OF BIRTH","Question":"Frederick the Great & Mike Nichols","Answer":"Berlin"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"K\"","Question":"Shy-sounding swimmers (3)","Answer":"koi"},{"Category":"EUROPE","Question":"France has about 100,000 of these Defense Ministry employees who perform police functions outside the main cities","Answer":"gendarmes"},{"Category":"MUSICALS OF THE '20s","Question":"The saucy 1928 musical \"Paris\" introduced this composer's immortal song \"Let's Do It\"","Answer":"Cole Porter"},{"Category":"NOVELS OF THE PAST","Question":"This antagonist of the Crusaders looks back on his life in a novel by Tariq Ali","Answer":"Saladin"},{"Category":"CITY OF BIRTH","Question":"Philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau was not born in France; his birthplace was this European city","Answer":"Geneva"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"K\"","Question":"Its alias is turnip cabbage (8)","Answer":"kohlrabi"},{"Category":"EUROPE","Question":"Until recently, Slovakia was part of Czechoslovakia & Slovenia was part of this","Answer":"Yugoslavia"},{"Category":"MUSICALS OF THE '20s","Question":"As a servant in the musical \"Bombo\", he sang \"Toot, Toot, Tootsie!\" & \"California, Here I Come\"","Answer":"Al Jolson"},{"Category":"NOVELS OF THE PAST","Question":"It's the second name of Taras, a 16th century Cossack in a 19th century Gogol novel","Answer":"Bulba"},{"Category":"CITY OF BIRTH","Question":"Sidney Bechet","Answer":"New Orleans"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"K\"","Question":"Ceremonial chamber you'd \"Hopi\" into (4)","Answer":"a kiva"},{"Category":"ARLINGTON'S TOMB OF UNKNOWNS","Question":"Sentinels at the tomb walk exactly this many steps at a time before they stop & turn","Answer":"21"},{"Category":"LUXEMBOURG","Question":"Rivaner is a profitable type of this planted in Luxembourg's Moselle Valley","Answer":"grape"},{"Category":"THE CINEMA","Question":"1999 film with the line \"The answer is out there, Neo, and it's looking for you, and it will find you if you want it to\"","Answer":"The Matrix"},{"Category":"Y-R","Question":"An astronomer may speak of a solar, lunar, equinoctial or sidereal one","Answer":"a year"},{"Category":"HAIR TODAY","Question":"This palindromic word can mean to cut short, or a short, blunt cut, with or without bangs","Answer":"bob"},{"Category":"GONE TOMORROW?","Question":"The Oahu tree one of these gastropods is quickly, not slowly, disappearing","Answer":"a snail"},{"Category":"LUXEMBOURG","Question":"Encyclopedia Britannica says this, not French, is the lingua franca of Luxembourg","Answer":"German"},{"Category":"THE CINEMA","Question":"The park bench Tom Hanks sat on in much of this 1994 film was in Chippewa Square in Savannah, Georgia","Answer":"Forrest Gump"},{"Category":"Y-R","Question":"A short war between Israel & Egypt & Syria in October 1973 was named for this high holiday","Answer":"Yom Kippur"},{"Category":"HAIR TODAY","Question":"In 2004 this real estate tycoon told People magazine that his signature swept-forward style is his own handiwork","Answer":"Trump"},{"Category":"GONE TOMORROW?","Question":"The Hine's emerald species of this insect has a wingspan that can reach about 3.5 inches","Answer":"a dragonfly"},{"Category":"LUXEMBOURG","Question":"During his years in exile, this \"Les Miserables\" author lived for a while in Vianden; his house there is now a museum","Answer":"Victor Hugo"},{"Category":"THE CINEMA","Question":"The popular soundtrack of this 2000 film includes \"I Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow\" & \"You Are My Sunshine\"","Answer":"O Brother, Where Art Thou?"},{"Category":"Y-R","Question":"In October 2002 he made another supersonic flight, 55 years after his first","Answer":"Chuck Yeager"},{"Category":"HAIR TODAY","Question":"This rastafarian style is Whoopi Goldberg's trademark","Answer":"dreadlocks"},{"Category":"GONE TOMORROW?","Question":"The endangerment of the New Mexico ridge-nosed species of this snake was caused in part by collectors","Answer":"a rattlesnake"},{"Category":"LUXEMBOURG","Question":"In the 1940s Luxembourg joined with these 2 countries to form a customs union","Answer":"Belgium & the Netherlands"},{"Category":"THE CINEMA","Question":"It was the mythological container sought by Lara Croft in \"Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life\"","Answer":"Pandora's box"},{"Category":"Y-R","Question":"This Cole was a known associate of Jesse James","Answer":"Younger"},{"Category":"HAIR TODAY","Question":"This 6-letter hairstyle is \"business in front, party in the back\"","Answer":"a mullet"},{"Category":"GONE TOMORROW?","Question":"Picoides Borealis is the red-cockaded species of this bird, still on the endangered list in 2004","Answer":"the woodpecker"},{"Category":"LUXEMBOURG","Question":"The Congress of Vienna in 1815 made Luxembourg a state headed by this type of ruler","Answer":"a grand duke"},{"Category":"THE CINEMA","Question":"In this animated film, Henry J. Waternoose says, \"Kids these days. They just don't get scared like they used to\"","Answer":"Monsters, Inc."},{"Category":"Y-R","Question":"\"Savage Sam\" is a sequel to the Fred Gipson book called \"Old\" this","Answer":"Yeller"},{"Category":"HAIR TODAY","Question":"George Clooney popularized the close-cut style named this, like a certain leader","Answer":"a Caesar"},{"Category":"GONE TOMORROW?","Question":"Among the colorful mammals on the endangered list are the gray & the red ones of these predators","Answer":"a wolf"},{"Category":"MAIN STREET U.S.A.","Question":"Borgen's Cafe, on Main St. in Westby, Wisconsin, feels a bit like Oslo, with menus & banter in this language","Answer":"Norwegian"},{"Category":"POP MUSIC","Question":"This rapper won a 2000 MTV award for Best Male Video for \"The Real Slim Shady\"","Answer":"Eminem"},{"Category":"\"A\"NCIENT GREEKS","Question":"A fabulist: 620-560 B.C.","Answer":"Aesop"},{"Category":"FLOWERS","Question":"The white petals of this flower are usually pulled to see if \"she loves me\" or \"she loves me not\"","Answer":"a daisy"},{"Category":"BRITISH INVENTIONS","Question":"A perambulator or pram to the Brits, it was invented in 1733 by William Kent for the Duke of Devonshire's kids","Answer":"a baby carriage"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"1980 scarefest in which mom & daughter switch bodies one day & are stalked by Jason at Camp Crystal Lake","Answer":"Freaky Friday the 13th"},{"Category":"MAIN STREET U.S.A.","Question":"In Salt Lake City take Main Street to this square to find the Mormon Tabernacle","Answer":"Temple Square"},{"Category":"POP MUSIC","Question":"'60s Dylan classic that begins, \"Once upon a time you dressed so fine\"","Answer":"\"Like A Rolling Stone\""},{"Category":"\"A\"NCIENT GREEKS","Question":"A philosopher & student of Plato: 384-322 B.C.","Answer":"Aristotle"},{"Category":"BRITISH INVENTIONS","Question":"In 1676 Robert Hooke came up with a universal one of these to manipulate the mirrors of his helioscope","Answer":"a universal joint"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Leif Ericson's dad who was a huge star with low surface temperature","Answer":"Erik the Red Giant"},{"Category":"MAIN STREET U.S.A.","Question":"There's a house dating from 1648 on Main St. in this \"directional\" resort village in New York's Hamptons","Answer":"Southampton"},{"Category":"POP MUSIC","Question":"In the summer of 2002 this country star hit the Hot 100 chart with \"Courtesy Of The Red, White and Blue\"","Answer":"Toby Keith"},{"Category":"\"A\"NCIENT GREEKS","Question":"A comedic dramatist: 445-385 B.C.","Answer":"Aristophanes"},{"Category":"FLOWERS","Question":"These flowers blooming in a Flanders cemetery during WWI inspired a famous poem by Major John McCrae","Answer":"poppies"},{"Category":"BRITISH INVENTIONS","Question":"The name of this Scot who invented the steam hammer sounds just like the American who invented basketball","Answer":"Nasmyth"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Fictional girl sleuth who's the granddaughter of \"The Great Profile\"","Answer":"Nancy Drew Barrymore"},{"Category":"MAIN STREET U.S.A.","Question":"Bob Seger was \"down on Main Street\" in this city, home to a university","Answer":"Ann Arbor"},{"Category":"POP MUSIC","Question":"Alicia Keys received 5 Grammys for 2001, including best new artist & song of the year for this hit","Answer":"\"Fallin'\""},{"Category":"\"A\"NCIENT GREEKS","Question":"A mathematician: 287-212 B.C.","Answer":"Archimedes"},{"Category":"BRITISH INVENTIONS","Question":"For the military, zoologist John Kerr developed the \"dazzle paint\" type of this, something animals also use","Answer":"camouflage"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Projection at the southern tip of South America also called a cornucopia","Answer":"Cape Horn o' Plenty"},{"Category":"MAIN STREET U.S.A.","Question":"Your feelings may run deep on historic Main Street in this city, home of Oklahoma State University","Answer":"Stillwater"},{"Category":"POP MUSIC","Question":"\"Come Back Home\" is the first single from his 2003 album \"Day I Forgot\"","Answer":"Pete Yorn"},{"Category":"\"A\"NCIENT GREEKS","Question":"The \"Oresteia\" tragedian: 525-456 B.C.","Answer":"Aeschylus"},{"Category":"FLOWERS","Question":"In song, Colorado is where these bluish & white state flowers grow","Answer":"the Rocky Mountain columbines"},{"Category":"BRITISH INVENTIONS","Question":"The miner's safety lamp was also called by the name of this British chemist who invented it in 1815","Answer":"Sir Humphry Davy"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"\"Lethal Weapon\" director whose group was caught in a Sierra Nevada pass in the winter of 1846-47","Answer":"the Richard Donner Party"},{"Category":"BOOK TITLES","Question":"\"I am the rose of Sharon\" & \"When you know your name, you should hang on to it\" are from 2 different books titled this","Answer":"Song of Solomon"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES","Question":"\"The Surveyor President\"","Answer":"George Washington"},{"Category":"BALLPARK FIGURES","Question":"In 2004 he published \"My Prison Without Bars\"","Answer":"Pete Rose"},{"Category":"NOVEL QUOTES","Question":"(1937) \"'It's me, Bilbo Baggins, companion of Thorin!'\"","Answer":"The Hobbit"},{"Category":"THREE CHEERS!","Question":"It's the breakfast cereal pitched by the animated elves Snap, Crackle & Pop","Answer":"Rice Krispies"},{"Category":"GIVE ME AN \"A\"!","Question":"Wow! In 2002 a \"supercolony\" of billions of these was discovered stretching across several countries in Europe","Answer":"ants"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES","Question":"\"The Illinois Baboon\" & \"The Martyr President\"","Answer":"Abraham Lincoln"},{"Category":"BALLPARK FIGURES","Question":"With the Yankees from 1923 to 1939, his No. 4 was the first number retired in either league","Answer":"Lou Gehrig"},{"Category":"WEDDINGS","Question":"In 2002 a hot pink frock worn by Robin Durr won the DeKuyper Contest for the worst of these","Answer":"a bridesmaid's dress"},{"Category":"NOVEL QUOTES","Question":"(1719) \"I made him know his name should be Friday, which was the day I saved his life\"","Answer":"Robinson Crusoe"},{"Category":"THREE CHEERS!","Question":"The 3 U.K. countries that make up the island of Great Britain","Answer":"England, Scotland & Wales"},{"Category":"GIVE ME AN \"A\"!","Question":"Robert Frost wondered \"How many\" of these \"fell on Newton's head before he took the hint!\"","Answer":"apples"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES","Question":"\"Red Fox\" & \"The Scribe of the Revolution\"","Answer":"Thomas Jefferson"},{"Category":"BALLPARK FIGURES","Question":"Baseball's \"Mr. October\", he generated headlines for his cantankerous personality & his athletic prowess","Answer":"Reggie Jackson"},{"Category":"WEDDINGS","Question":"The traditional conclusion of the pre-vow line \"If anyone can show just cause why they may not be joined together...\"","Answer":"\"let him speak now or forever hold his peace\""},{"Category":"NOVEL QUOTES","Question":"(1945) \"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others\"","Answer":"Animal Farm"},{"Category":"THREE CHEERS!","Question":"The 4-legged Omaha made the record books in 1935 with this 3-feat","Answer":"racing's Triple Crown"},{"Category":"GIVE ME AN \"A\"!","Question":"In 2004 an Arctic Beauty wild hair contest became part of the famous Fur Rendezvous in this U.S. city","Answer":"Anchorage"},{"Category":"BALLPARK FIGURES","Question":"Famous nickname of Leon Goslin, who played in all 19 World Series games with the Washington Senators","Answer":"\"Goose\""},{"Category":"WEDDINGS","Question":"A Navy wedding features an arch of swords; an Army wedding, an arch of these heavy cavalry swords","Answer":"sabres"},{"Category":"NOVEL QUOTES","Question":"(1932) \"Over the main entrance the words, Central London Hatchery and Conditioning Centre\"","Answer":"Brave New World"},{"Category":"THREE CHEERS!","Question":"Since the 1979 incident at this location, no new nuclear reactors have been ordered in the U.S.","Answer":"Three-Mile Island"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES","Question":"\"The Schoolmaster in Politics\"","Answer":"Woodrow Wilson"},{"Category":"BALLPARK FIGURES","Question":"Sadly, this lefty pitcher who coined the Mets' battle cry \"You gotta believe\" died in 2004","Answer":"Tug McGraw"},{"Category":"WEDDINGS","Question":"It's the festive-sounding name for one who officiates at a wedding","Answer":"the celebrant"},{"Category":"NOVEL QUOTES","Question":"(1972) \"Rabbits need dignity and above all the will to accept their fate\"","Answer":"Watership Down"},{"Category":"GIVE ME AN \"A\"!","Question":"The name Zog is not as much in vogue as it once was, when King Zog I ruled this European country","Answer":"Albania"},{"Category":"RUBY","Question":"In newspapers, Jack Ruby was invariably described as an \"operator\" of these joints","Answer":"strip joints"},{"Category":"THE EMERALD ISLE","Question":"It's the only Irish city with a population above 500,000","Answer":"Dublin"},{"Category":"PEARLS OF WISDOM","Question":"An artist: \"In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes\"","Answer":"Andy Warhol"},{"Category":"CORAL REEF LIFE","Question":"Just off Australia, it's the largest chain of coral reefs in the world","Answer":"the Great Barrier Reef"},{"Category":"\"DIAMOND\"s IN THE ROUGH","Question":"Dangerous American pit viper","Answer":"the diamondback"},{"Category":"WHAT A GEM!","Question":"The largest deposits of this fossil tree resin are found in the sands along the shores of the Baltic Sea","Answer":"amber"},{"Category":"RUBY","Question":"On Feb. 29, 2004 she won an Oscar for playing a woman named Ruby","Answer":"Renée Zellweger"},{"Category":"THE EMERALD ISLE","Question":"It's the one-word term for the traditional 6 counties known as Northern Ireland","Answer":"Ulster"},{"Category":"PEARLS OF WISDOM","Question":"A Founding Father: \"There never was a good war or a bad peace\"","Answer":"Benjamin Franklin"},{"Category":"CORAL REEF LIFE","Question":"John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, the USA's first underwater park, is just off the coast of this Florida key","Answer":"Key Largo"},{"Category":"\"DIAMOND\"s IN THE ROUGH","Question":"Honolulu high spot","Answer":"Diamond Head"},{"Category":"WHAT A GEM!","Question":"This December birthstone is the state gem of Arizona & New Mexico","Answer":"turquoise"},{"Category":"RUBY","Question":"She was married to Al Jolson when she starred in those classic 1930s Busby Berkeley musicals","Answer":"Ruby Keeler"},{"Category":"THE EMERALD ISLE","Question":"This U.S. president visited his family's ancestral village of Ballyporeen in 1984","Answer":"Reagan"},{"Category":"PEARLS OF WISDOM","Question":"A 17th century writer: \"Angling can be said to be so like the mathematics, that it can never be fully learnt\"","Answer":"Izaak Walton"},{"Category":"CORAL REEF LIFE","Question":"A species of these well-armed creatures known as the crown-of-thorns feasts on coral reefs","Answer":"starfish"},{"Category":"\"DIAMOND\"s IN THE ROUGH","Question":"Carol Channing's Broadway ballad from \"Gentlemen Prefer Blondes\"","Answer":"\"Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend\""},{"Category":"WHAT A GEM!","Question":"Cornflower blue is the most prized color of this gem","Answer":"a sapphire"},{"Category":"RUBY","Question":"Harry Ruby & Bert Kalmar wrote this classic song about \"eight little letters which simply mean I love you\"","Answer":"\"Three Little Words\""},{"Category":"THE EMERALD ISLE","Question":"This Irish port city on the River Suir is world famous for its crystal","Answer":"Waterford"},{"Category":"PEARLS OF WISDOM","Question":"A playwright: \"We are all born mad. Some remain so.\"","Answer":"Samuel Beckett"},{"Category":"\"DIAMOND\"s IN THE ROUGH","Question":"Arkansassy state park near Murfreesboro","Answer":"Crater of Diamonds State Park"},{"Category":"WHAT A GEM!","Question":"Mexico is known for its water & fire varieties of this gem","Answer":"opal"},{"Category":"RUBY","Question":"In a 1999 TV movie, she played Bessie, of the centenarian Delany sisters","Answer":"Ruby Dee"},{"Category":"THE EMERALD ISLE","Question":"At about 230 miles, it's not only the longest river in Ireland, it's the longest in the British Isles","Answer":"the River Shannon"},{"Category":"PEARLS OF WISDOM","Question":"A philosopher: \"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it\"","Answer":"George Santayana"},{"Category":"CORAL REEF LIFE","Question":"It's a ring-shaped coral island surrounding a lagoon, like Bikini or Eniwetok","Answer":"an atoll"},{"Category":"\"DIAMOND\"s IN THE ROUGH","Question":"This lavish-living turn-of-the-century financier rose from a job as a bellhop","Answer":"Diamond Jim Brady"},{"Category":"WHAT A GEM!","Question":"In 1750 a Parisian jeweler found that heat turns this sherry-colored Brazilian gem pink","Answer":"topaz"},{"Category":"HISTORIC ENGLISHMEN","Question":"Ironically, he might have saved himself from death in 1779 if he had known how to swim","Answer":"Captain Cook"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"During WWII this \"Gone with the Wind\" author was an American Red Cross volunteer & sold war bonds","Answer":"Mitchell"},{"Category":"1987","Question":"This British prime minister won a rare third term in June","Answer":"Margaret Thatcher"},{"Category":"SNACK ATTACK","Question":"I'll sip a Berries & Kreme Chiller with my hot Original Glazed doughnut from this chain","Answer":"Krispy Kreme"},{"Category":"ODDS & ENDS","Question":"This oil cartel controls 40% of world production","Answer":"OPEC"},{"Category":"FIRST LADIES' RHYME TIME","Question":"Mrs. Reagan's whims","Answer":"Nancy's fancies"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"In 1842 he lived with cannibals in the Taipi Valley in the Marquesas; his novel \"Typee\" was based on the experience","Answer":"Herman Melville"},{"Category":"1987","Question":"Pat Cash beat this Czech-born tennis great to win the Wimbledon singles title","Answer":"Lendl"},{"Category":"SNACK ATTACK","Question":"I've got a big appetite, so give me the Big Cup version of this Reese's treat","Answer":"a peanut butter cup"},{"Category":"BIRDS","Question":"Listen, you white-bellied bustard, I know where you live-- this continent's savanna","Answer":"Africa"},{"Category":"ODDS & ENDS","Question":"The USA's highest occupied office space is the 98th floor of this Chicago structure","Answer":"the Sears Tower"},{"Category":"FIRST LADIES' RHYME TIME","Question":"Mrs. Nixon's floor pads for gymnastics","Answer":"Pat's mats"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"He wrote his last short story, \"The Betrothed\", shortly before his play \"The Cherry Orchard\"","Answer":"Chekhov"},{"Category":"1987","Question":"A judge said no custody of \"Baby M\" for this type of mother who'd agreed to bear her for $10,000","Answer":"a surrogate"},{"Category":"SNACK ATTACK","Question":"I'd love some Honey Apple Raisin Chocolate Cookie ice cream, but this duo purposely misplaced the recipe","Answer":"Ben & Jerry"},{"Category":"ODDS & ENDS","Question":"On April 9, 1963 this Brit was made the first honorary U.S. citizen","Answer":"Winston Churchill"},{"Category":"FIRST LADIES' RHYME TIME","Question":"Mrs. Truman's frocks","Answer":"Bess's dresses"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"After years of writing science fiction, he found his niche with historical novels such as \"North and South\"","Answer":"Jakes"},{"Category":"1987","Question":"2 Russians made an impromptu spacewalk outside this space station & found a bag of trash that hindered docking","Answer":"Mir"},{"Category":"SNACK ATTACK","Question":"Wow! The Chocolate Delight snack bar named for this \"Miami\" diet has just 100 calories! I'll have 6 of them","Answer":"the South Beach diet"},{"Category":"BIRDS","Question":"Perhaps this \"thrush\", a type of babbler, hangs out at comedy clubs with the same-named hyena","Answer":"laughing thrush"},{"Category":"ODDS & ENDS","Question":"This French tennis star of the 1920s who went on to start a clothing line was known as \"the Crocodile\"","Answer":"Lacoste"},{"Category":"FIRST LADIES' RHYME TIME","Question":"Mrs. Ford's landing wharfs","Answer":"Betty's jetties"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"She first wrote \"Ethan Frome\" in French, then later translated it into English","Answer":"Edith Wharton"},{"Category":"1987","Question":"In October the Senate rejected this former Watergate figure's nomination to the Supreme Court","Answer":"Robert Bork"},{"Category":"SNACK ATTACK","Question":"I could eat a whole bag of this type of snack invented in Saratoga Springs in 1853","Answer":"potato chips"},{"Category":"ODDS & ENDS","Question":"Using beeswax, olive oil, rose petals & water, Galen invented this skin cleanser with a \"frigid\" name c. 200 A.D.","Answer":"cold cream"},{"Category":"FIRST LADIES' RHYME TIME","Question":"Mrs. Bush's luminous radiations","Answer":"Laura's auras"},{"Category":"MUNICH","Question":"In 1634 & 1635 an outbreak of this deadly contagion devastated Munich, killing more than one third of its residents","Answer":"bubonic plague"},{"Category":"\"AI\"","Question":"China or other ceramic objects can also be called this, after the material they're made of","Answer":"porcelain"},{"Category":"THE COLOR PURPLE","Question":"Established by George Washington in 1782, it can also be given to P.O.W.s who've been mistreated","Answer":"Purple Heart"},{"Category":"MINORITY REPORT","Question":"A 1936 dissent by Justice Stone accused 6 other justices of a \"tortured construction\" of this document","Answer":"the Constitution"},{"Category":"CLOSE ENCOUNTERS","Question":"When the earth is at perihelion, it is having its closest encounter with this","Answer":"the sun"},{"Category":"SPIELBERG MOVIES","Question":"Spielberg directed segment 2 of this 1983 movie based on a creepy anthology series","Answer":"Twilight Zone"},{"Category":"MUNICH","Question":"Munich's motto used to be \"die weltstadt mit herz\", the world city with one of these","Answer":"heart"},{"Category":"\"AI\"","Question":"This dictionary term meaning \"old\" is applied to words like \"wast\"","Answer":"archaic"},{"Category":"THE COLOR PURPLE","Question":"Day of the week in February 2006 when the top of the Empire State Building was lit purple, green & gold","Answer":"Tuesday"},{"Category":"MINORITY REPORT","Question":"In his first major case as Chief Justice, he found himself in the minority in 2006 as Oregon assisted suicide was okayed","Answer":"John Roberts"},{"Category":"CLOSE ENCOUNTERS","Question":"In a Wilde tale, an American family in the mansion Canterville Chase encounters this trying to scare them","Answer":"a ghost"},{"Category":"SPIELBERG MOVIES","Question":"This 1968 short film with a \"strollin\" title lent its name to Spielberg's production company","Answer":"Amblin"},{"Category":"MUNICH","Question":"The Summer Olympics in Munich in this year were sadly marred by terrorism & tragedy","Answer":"1972"},{"Category":"\"AI\"","Question":"This often blended rum & juice cocktail is named for a Cuban town","Answer":"daiquiri"},{"Category":"THE COLOR PURPLE","Question":"Defensive tackle Alan Page was part of the \"purple people eaters\" of this NFL team","Answer":"the Minnesota Vikings"},{"Category":"MINORITY REPORT","Question":"Justice Brennan, dissenting in Paris Adult Theater v. Slaton, said this quality is too vaguely defined to regulate","Answer":"obscenity"},{"Category":"CLOSE ENCOUNTERS","Question":"He's now a correspondant emeritus for \"60 Minutes\"; his memoir \"Close Encounters\" came out in 1984","Answer":"Mike Wallace"},{"Category":"SPIELBERG MOVIES","Question":"Spielberg wasn't paid for directing this film; he said it would be \"blood money\"","Answer":"Schindler's List"},{"Category":"MUNICH","Question":"On Munich's coat of arms you'll find one of these religious figures who originally settled the city and gave it its name","Answer":"monk"},{"Category":"\"AI\"","Question":"This 2-word term for a nanny is French for \"equal\"","Answer":"an au pair"},{"Category":"THE COLOR PURPLE","Question":"2 centuries late, this unstable British king was diagnosed with an excess of purple pigments in the blood","Answer":"King George III"},{"Category":"MINORITY REPORT","Question":"Justice Holmes dissented when seditionist Jacob Abrams' conviction was upheld, saying he didn't pose this type of \"danger\"","Answer":"clear and present"},{"Category":"CLOSE ENCOUNTERS","Question":"On May 13, 1981 he had a close encounter with Mehmet Ali Agca in Rome; he would later visit Agca in prison","Answer":"Pope John Paul II"},{"Category":"SPIELBERG MOVIES","Question":"13-year-old Christian Bale starred in this J.G. Ballard tale about a young prisoner in WWII China","Answer":"Empire of the Sun"},{"Category":"MUNICH","Question":"In the 16th century, Munich was a center of the German phase of this movement against Protestantism","Answer":"the Counter-Reformation"},{"Category":"\"AI\"","Question":"Broad-snouted and smooth-fronted are 2 types of this South American reptile","Answer":"caiman"},{"Category":"THE COLOR PURPLE","Question":"This purple flower is the state flower of Colorado","Answer":"the columbine"},{"Category":"MINORITY REPORT","Question":"Justice Harlan was an honorable one-man minority in this 1896 decision that enshrined the \"separate but equal\" doctrine","Answer":"Plessy v. Ferguson"},{"Category":"CLOSE ENCOUNTERS","Question":"In meteorology, when a cold one has a close encounter with a warm one & takes it over, it's called an occluded one","Answer":"a front"},{"Category":"SPIELBERG MOVIES","Question":"Before \"The Blues Brothers\", Dan Aykroyd & John Belushi starred in this WWII farce","Answer":"1941"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN TRAGEDY CHARACTERS","Question":"To the consternation of the title character, we learn that this character was born by C-section","Answer":"Macduff"},{"Category":"OPERA","Question":"Stationed in Seville, Don Jose is bewitched by a gypsy girl in this Bizet opera","Answer":"Carmen"},{"Category":"A TOM CRUISE FILM FESTIVAL","Question":"\"I lost the Number 1 draft pick the night before the draft!\"","Answer":"Jerry Maguire"},{"Category":"BODIES OF WATER","Question":"In 1975 the United Kingdom began piping oil from this sea to its shores","Answer":"the North Sea"},{"Category":"OCCUPATION HAZARDS","Question":"Chafing from chaps, rope burns from lassos & that saddle horn -- watch where you sit if you're one of these","Answer":"cowboy"},{"Category":"PLANT PARENTHOOD","Question":"Named for the Virgin Mary, these carnivorous little red beetles can help rid your garden of aphids & other insects","Answer":"ladybugs"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL RHYME TIME","Question":"Ulysses' trousers","Answer":"Grant's pants"},{"Category":"OPERA","Question":"Like many of his works, this composer's \"Tannhauser\" is based on Germanic legends","Answer":"Wagner"},{"Category":"A TOM CRUISE FILM FESTIVAL","Question":"\"What I wouldn't give for a drop of good old-fashioned Creole blood\"","Answer":"Interview with the Vampire"},{"Category":"BODIES OF WATER","Question":"The St. Mary's River connects Lake Superior to this second-largest Great Lake","Answer":"Lake Huron"},{"Category":"OCCUPATION HAZARDS","Question":"If this is you're job you'd be fired if this clue go t by you uncorected","Answer":"proofreader"},{"Category":"PLANT PARENTHOOD","Question":"(Jimmy of the Clue Crew in the laboratory) Any glass or plastic container can be used to build one of these self-contained indoor gardens","Answer":"terrariums"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL RHYME TIME","Question":"Arthur's school terms","Answer":"Chester's semesters"},{"Category":"OPERA","Question":"Mozart opera in which the count tries to thwart & postpone his valet's wedding","Answer":"The Marriage of Figaro"},{"Category":"A TOM CRUISE FILM FESTIVAL","Question":"\"I am a Vietnam veteran! I fought for my country!\"","Answer":"Born on the Fourth of July"},{"Category":"BODIES OF WATER","Question":"12,500' above sea level, this South American lake bordering Bolivia & Peru is the world's most navigable lake","Answer":"Lake Titicaca"},{"Category":"OCCUPATION HAZARDS","Question":"In this job aiding a medical professional, Angie might get a finger nipped by little Billy while X-raying his molar","Answer":"dental hygienist"},{"Category":"PLANT PARENTHOOD","Question":"Juniper & maple are good trees to use in this cultivating art whose name means \"plant in a tray\" in Japanese","Answer":"bonsai"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL RHYME TIME","Question":"Zachary's wardens","Answer":"Taylor's jailers"},{"Category":"OPERA","Question":"Musetta has her very own waltz in Act II of this Puccini opera","Answer":"La boheme"},{"Category":"A TOM CRUISE FILM FESTIVAL","Question":"\"I'm gonna let ya in on a little secret, Ray. K-Mart sucks\"","Answer":"Rain Man"},{"Category":"BODIES OF WATER","Question":"At Khartoum, Sudan these colorful branches meet to form the Nile River","Answer":"the Blue Nile & the White Nile"},{"Category":"OCCUPATION HAZARDS","Question":"He has to listen to his wheels going round, round, round all day & may get a paper cut from a transfer","Answer":"bus driver"},{"Category":"PLANT PARENTHOOD","Question":"(Sarah of the Clue Crew in the laboratory) A must for any gardener, a soil testing kit is used to take a reading of this level, a measure of acidity","Answer":"pH level"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL RHYME TIME","Question":"James' egg parts","Answer":"Polk's yolks"},{"Category":"OPERA","Question":"At 35 he decided for the first time to sit right down & write himself an opera; he produced \"Fidelio\"","Answer":"Beethoven"},{"Category":"A TOM CRUISE FILM FESTIVAL","Question":"\"They're dead...my team is dead...they knew we were coming\"","Answer":"Mission: Impossible"},{"Category":"BODIES OF WATER","Question":"After a 1,750-mile trip from Germany, this river breaks into 3 branches in Romania before emptying into the Black Sea","Answer":"the Danube"},{"Category":"OCCUPATION HAZARDS","Question":"If this is your job you might get brine in your eye after dropping the cucumber in the barrel","Answer":"pickler"},{"Category":"PLANT PARENTHOOD","Question":"The 3 elements most commonly found in garden fertilizers are phosphorus, potassium & this element","Answer":"nitrogen"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL RHYME TIME","Question":"Tyler's conducting sticks","Answer":"John's batons"},{"Category":"THE ROYALS","Question":"She was the Virgin Queen or Good Queen Bess","Answer":"Elizabeth I"},{"Category":"THE TIGERS","Question":"Founded by Claire Chennault, these aviators shot down hundreds of Japanese planes during World War II","Answer":"the Flying Tigers"},{"Category":"THE GIANTS","Question":"1 Samuel 17 informs us that the Philistine city of Gath was the home of this giant","Answer":"Goliath"},{"Category":"THE REDS","Question":"This man's most avid supporters during the Cultural Revolution were students mobilized as \"Red Guards\"","Answer":"Mao Tse-tung"},{"Category":"THE \"A\"s","Question":"Winston Churchill said that this weapon \"brought peace, but man alone can keep that peace\"","Answer":"the atomic bomb"},{"Category":"BASEBALL HISTORY","Question":"In a June 19, 1846 game, J.W. Davis of the N.Y. Nine was fined 6 cents for swearing at this person","Answer":"the umpire"},{"Category":"THE ROYALS","Question":"Louis VI of France was known as this; as a child he must have shopped in le husky department","Answer":"Louis the Fat"},{"Category":"THE TIGERS","Question":"Now endangered, this largest variety of tiger bears the name of a large Russian region","Answer":"the Siberian tiger"},{"Category":"THE GIANTS","Question":"In Lilliput he's a giant","Answer":"Gulliver"},{"Category":"THE REDS","Question":"In the Catholic Church, they wear red hats","Answer":"cardinals"},{"Category":"THE \"A\"s","Question":"Some scientists believe the dinosaurs died out when one of these interstellar objects struck the Earth","Answer":"an asteroid"},{"Category":"BASEBALL HISTORY","Question":"To injure opposing players, Ty Cobb was said to sharpen these","Answer":"his spikes"},{"Category":"THE ROYALS","Question":"Russia's first ruler with this name was called Kalita, meaning \"moneybags\"; not so terrible","Answer":"Ivan"},{"Category":"THE TIGERS","Question":"Genus sphyraena, this long, thin predatory fish with protruding jaws & teeth is known as the \"tiger of the sea\"","Answer":"barracuda"},{"Category":"THE GIANTS","Question":"Jett Rink, a poor ranch hand, becomes an oil millionaire in her novel \"Giant\"","Answer":"Edna Ferber"},{"Category":"THE REDS","Question":"It's the world-famous \"colorful\" area seen here in the 1950s","Answer":"Red Square"},{"Category":"THE \"A\"s","Question":"Whether for a sorcerer or a craft guild, one serves time as one of these before becoming a journeyman","Answer":"apprentice"},{"Category":"BASEBALL HISTORY","Question":"Topps' 1952 series No. 311 was this player's first card & is a holy grail among collectors","Answer":"Mickey Mantle"},{"Category":"THE ROYALS","Question":"Charles Edward Stuart could have worn a T.Y.P. necklace for \"The Young Pretender\" or a B.P.C. one for this nickname","Answer":"Bonnie Prince Charlie"},{"Category":"THE TIGERS","Question":"One of this man's most famous poems begins, \"Tyger! Tyger! burning bright, in the forests of the night\"","Answer":"William Blake"},{"Category":"THE GIANTS","Question":"\"Giants in the Earth\" is Ole Rolvaag's novel about immigrants from this country adjusting to life on the prairie","Answer":"Norway"},{"Category":"THE REDS","Question":"About 1,200 miles long, it has a maximum depth of almost 10,000 feet","Answer":"the Red Sea"},{"Category":"THE \"A\"s","Question":"This \"Khan\" is the spiritual leader of the Ismaili sect of Muslims","Answer":"the Aga Khan"},{"Category":"BASEBALL HISTORY","Question":"2 of the 5 cities that had both National League & American League teams in 1903","Answer":"Boston, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis"},{"Category":"THE ROYALS","Question":"This first king of Poland was alliteratively nicknamed \"the Brave\"","Answer":"Boleslaw"},{"Category":"THE TIGERS","Question":"The autobiography written by this famous Nepalese was titled \"Tiger of the Snows\"","Answer":"Tenzing Norgay"},{"Category":"THE GIANTS","Question":"Odysseus incurs the wrath of Poseidon by blinding this giant Cyclops","Answer":"Polyphemus"},{"Category":"THE REDS","Question":"The flag of this U.K. division features an impressive red dragon with a forked tongue & tail","Answer":"Wales"},{"Category":"THE \"A\"s","Question":"In 1841 ex-president John Quincy Adams represented the mutineers of this ship before the Supreme Court","Answer":"the Amistad"},{"Category":"BASEBALL HISTORY","Question":"During his 22-year career he walked a then-record 2,056 times","Answer":"Babe Ruth"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY NOTABLES","Question":"Einstein said of him, \"Generations to come will scarcely believe\" one such as he \"walked the Earth in flesh & blood\"","Answer":"Mohandas Gandhi"},{"Category":"CINCO DE MAYO BIRTHDAYS","Question":"This co-author of \"Manifest Der Kommunisttischen Partei\" was born May 5, 1818","Answer":"Marx"},{"Category":"SAME TITLE, DIFFERENT SONG","Question":"You're nuts if you don't know this title of hits by Seal, Icehouse & Patsy Cline","Answer":"\"Crazy\""},{"Category":"LOW TECH","Question":"A tactical formation in the form of a V, or an \"issue\" dividing an otherwise unified group","Answer":"a wedge"},{"Category":"POLITICIANS MAKE ME CUSS","Question":"\"For\" Michigan Republican congressman Hoekstra's \"sake!\"","Answer":"Pete's"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"This state's largest county, San Bernardino, was divided in 1893 to form Riverside county","Answer":"California"},{"Category":"ALL \"AMERICAN\"","Question":"Their publications include \"First Aid Fast\" & a \"Babysitter's Handbook\"","Answer":"the American Red Cross"},{"Category":"CINCO DE MAYO BIRTHDAYS","Question":"Philosopher Soren Kierkegaard was born May 5, 1813 in this capital","Answer":"Copenhagen"},{"Category":"SAME TITLE, DIFFERENT SONG","Question":"The Eagles in 1975 & The Emotions in 1977 both hit No. 1 singing about \"The Best Of\" this","Answer":"\"My Love\""},{"Category":"LOW TECH","Question":"Ticonderoga is no. 1 in making no. 2 these, introduced in 1913","Answer":"pencils"},{"Category":"POLITICIANS MAKE ME CUSS","Question":"\"For the love of\" Wyoming senator Enzi!","Answer":"Mike"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Leadville in the Rockies in this state is the USA's highest incorporated city","Answer":"Colorado"},{"Category":"ALL \"AMERICAN\"","Question":"A gorilla named Koko learned to communicate using gestures from this","Answer":"American Sign Language"},{"Category":"CINCO DE MAYO BIRTHDAYS","Question":"Born May 5, 1919, Giorgios Papadopoulos became dictator of this country in 1967","Answer":"Greece"},{"Category":"SAME TITLE, DIFFERENT SONG","Question":"Robbie Nevil & B*witched had tunes called this French phrase meaning \"that's life\"","Answer":"\"C'est La Vie\""},{"Category":"LOW TECH","Question":"16 tablespoons equals one of these","Answer":"a cup"},{"Category":"POLITICIANS MAKE ME CUSS","Question":"\"Heavens to\" ex-New York lieutenant governor McCaughey!","Answer":"Betsy"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"At about 1,700 square miles, this saline lake is one of the largest lakes in the world with no outlet","Answer":"the Salt Lake"},{"Category":"ALL \"AMERICAN\"","Question":"In 2009 this organization that maintains the largest registry for purebred dogs celebrated its 125th anniversary","Answer":"the American Kennel Club"},{"Category":"CINCO DE MAYO BIRTHDAYS","Question":"This May-5 born Monty Python member & BBC travel filmmaker is a commando of the Order of the British Empire","Answer":"Palin"},{"Category":"SAME TITLE, DIFFERENT SONG","Question":"Sammy Davis Jr. in 1972 & Christina Aguilera in 2007 sang about this sweet guy","Answer":"\"Candyman\""},{"Category":"LOW TECH","Question":"This brand says its \"magic\" tape is \"the original matte-finish, invisible tape\"","Answer":"Scotch"},{"Category":"POLITICIANS MAKE ME CUSS","Question":"\"Geez\" House Rules Committee ranking Democrat Slaughter","Answer":"Louise"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Nome, Alaska lies on this peninsula named for a 19th century Secretary of State","Answer":"the Seward peninsula"},{"Category":"ALL \"AMERICAN\"","Question":"When Iowa farmers & their wives first saw this 1930 painting of a farm couple, many of them were downright angry","Answer":"American Gothic"},{"Category":"CINCO DE MAYO BIRTHDAYS","Question":"A culinary foundation is named for this dean of American cookery who was born in Portland May 5, 1903","Answer":"James Beard"},{"Category":"SAME TITLE, DIFFERENT SONG","Question":"Sticky-sweet title of no. 1s for Bobby Goldsboro in 1968 & Mariah Carey in 1997","Answer":"\"Honey\""},{"Category":"LOW TECH","Question":"11-letter word for embroidery on canvas, with uniform spacing of stitches in a pattern","Answer":"needlepoint"},{"Category":"POLITICIANS MAKE ME CUSS","Question":"South Carolina legislator John \"O'Goshen!\"","Answer":"land"},{"Category":"ALL \"AMERICAN\"","Question":"In 2009 the U.S. Mint issued a quarter for this territory featuring an ava bowl, a whisk & a coconut tree","Answer":"American Samoa"},{"Category":"SCIENTISTS","Question":"This man's injected dead virus vaccine inspired Albert Sabin's live-virus oral vaccine for polio","Answer":"Salk"},{"Category":"ELIZABETH TAYLOR FILMS","Question":"This 1963 epic included 79 sets & 26,000 costumes","Answer":"Cleopatra"},{"Category":"WHY SO BLUE?","Question":"Utah's state tree is the blue type of this evergreen","Answer":"the spruce"},{"Category":"JURY DUTY","Question":"A deadlocked jury is this 4-letter word","Answer":"hung"},{"Category":"WHEN IN ROME?","Question":"The U.S. Fifth Army comes to town: June 4 of this year","Answer":"1944"},{"Category":"EPONYMS","Question":"This 2-word term for a skeptic refers to one of Jesus' apostles","Answer":"a doubting Thomas"},{"Category":"SCIENTISTS","Question":"This naturalist wrote, \"for my own part I would as soon be descended from that heroic little monkey\"","Answer":"Darwin"},{"Category":"ELIZABETH TAYLOR FILMS","Question":"Variety called it \"a horse picture\" with \"a new dramatic find-- moppet Elizabeth Taylor\"","Answer":"National Velvet"},{"Category":"JURY DUTY","Question":"This type of jury charged with deciding whether there's enough evidence to try a person may have up to 23 members","Answer":"a grand jury"},{"Category":"WHEN IN ROME?","Question":"Michaelangelo paints the Sistine Chapel: this century","Answer":"the 16th"},{"Category":"EPONYMS","Question":"This big hair style is derived from the title of a mistress of Louis XV","Answer":"a madame pompadour"},{"Category":"SCIENTISTS","Question":"Despite his advocacy of megadoses of vitamin c, he & his wife Ava got cancer","Answer":"Linus Pauling"},{"Category":"ELIZABETH TAYLOR FILMS","Question":"Mike Todd was killed in a plane crash while Liz was making this film in which she played Maggie Pollitt","Answer":"Cat on a Hot Tin Roof"},{"Category":"WHY SO BLUE?","Question":"This jeweler's blue box is a registered trademark","Answer":"Tiffany"},{"Category":"JURY DUTY","Question":"The general type of this military tribunal must have at least 5 members & the defense attorney may be military or civilian","Answer":"court martial"},{"Category":"WHEN IN ROME?","Question":"Mussolini becomes prime minister: this decade","Answer":"the 1920s"},{"Category":"EPONYMS","Question":"To abstain from buying or doing trade with, in honor of an Irish landlord against whom such tactics were used","Answer":"to boycott"},{"Category":"SCIENTISTS","Question":"This Russian's work on gastrointestinal secretions in animals earned him a Nobel prize","Answer":"Pavlov"},{"Category":"ELIZABETH TAYLOR FILMS","Question":"Liz won an Oscar for her role as a battlesome wife in this adaptation of an Albee play","Answer":"Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"},{"Category":"JURY DUTY","Question":"In the Manson trial this isolation of a jury to protect it from outside influences lasted 8 1/2 months","Answer":"sequestering"},{"Category":"WHEN IN ROME?","Question":"Rome burns while an emperor relaxes in his villa at Antium: this century","Answer":"1st"},{"Category":"EPONYMS","Question":"This ancient king of Lydia, thought the wealthiest man on earth, had the Midas touch, hence the phrase \"as rich as\" him","Answer":"Croesus"},{"Category":"SCIENTISTS","Question":"He discovered that the observed frequency of light waves is affected by the relative motion of the source & detector","Answer":"Doppler"},{"Category":"ELIZABETH TAYLOR FILMS","Question":"James Dean, Rock Hudson & Liz formed a love triangle in this Texas-set film","Answer":"Giant"},{"Category":"WHY SO BLUE?","Question":"The blue type of this game fish, M. Nigricans, has a long pointed bill","Answer":"a marlin"},{"Category":"JURY DUTY","Question":"In selecting jurors, an attorney may reject some for no stated reason-- this type of challenge","Answer":"a peremptory challenge"},{"Category":"WHEN IN ROME?","Question":"Charlemagne is crowned emperor by Pope Leo III: this day, 800 A.D.","Answer":"Christmas"},{"Category":"WORLD LEADERS","Question":"Shortly after he received the 1990 Nobel Peace Prize, his country ceased to exist","Answer":"Mikhail Gorbachev"},{"Category":"I HAVE A PREPOSITION FOR YOU","Question":"This word meaning \"for each\" precedes annum or diem","Answer":"per"},{"Category":"2011 MOVIES","Question":"In \"Rise of the Planet of the Apes\" the name of the fictional drug ALZ112 indicates it's a possible treatment for this","Answer":"Alzheimer's"},{"Category":"GOING TO PIECES","Question":"This type of \"piece\" sounds like a smoking pipe, but it's an article written to flatter or glorify the subject","Answer":"a puff piece"},{"Category":"GROUP COUNTDOWN","Question":"In this sporting quintet, the center is considered No. 5 when diagramming plays","Answer":"a basketball team"},{"Category":"THE LAST BATTLE","Question":"The Siege of Yorktown","Answer":"the American Revolution"},{"Category":"THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE","Question":"In his acceptance speech, Pres. Obama quoted this 1964 American recipient saying, \"violence never brings permanent peace\"","Answer":"King"},{"Category":"I HAVE A PREPOSITION FOR YOU","Question":"5-letter word meaning less by the subtraction of; don't overthink it","Answer":"minus"},{"Category":"2011 MOVIES","Question":"Emma Stone starred as aspiring writer Skeeter Phelan in this '60s-set drama based on a novel","Answer":"The Help"},{"Category":"GOING TO PIECES","Question":"Every Christmas, the Indiana post office in the town named for him postmarks a half a million pieces of mail","Answer":"Santa Claus"},{"Category":"GROUP COUNTDOWN","Question":"A foursome is required to play this game where you try to win the rubber","Answer":"bridge"},{"Category":"THE LAST BATTLE","Question":"The Battle of New Orleans","Answer":"the War of 1812"},{"Category":"I HAVE A PREPOSITION FOR YOU","Question":"It's the \"A\" in the advocacy group known as MADD","Answer":"Against"},{"Category":"2011 MOVIES","Question":"He was busy in 2011, with parts in \"Paul\", \"Horrible Bosses\" & \"The Change-Up\"","Answer":"Bateman"},{"Category":"GOING TO PIECES","Question":"The U.S. hasn't minted these, between a penny & a nickel, since 1872","Answer":"a two-cent coin"},{"Category":"GROUP COUNTDOWN","Question":"If Andy yearns for Brenda & Brenda cares about Charlene who pines for Andy, the 3 of them form one of these","Answer":"a love triangle"},{"Category":"THE LAST BATTLE","Question":"The Battle of the Meuse-Argonne","Answer":"World War I"},{"Category":"THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE","Question":"1997's prize went in part to an international group trying to clear these from the world","Answer":"land mines"},{"Category":"I HAVE A PREPOSITION FOR YOU","Question":"Neil Gaiman wrote, \"Now slip, now slide, now move unseen, above, beneath, betwixt,\" this","Answer":"between"},{"Category":"2011 MOVIES","Question":"Known for his work as a Shakespearean actor, he directed \"Thor\"","Answer":"Branagh"},{"Category":"GOING TO PIECES","Question":"5-letter archaeological term for a broken scrap of earthenware","Answer":"a shard"},{"Category":"GROUP COUNTDOWN","Question":"In interrogation, one officer who acts threatening & another who comes on nicer to win the suspect's trust","Answer":"good cop, bad cop"},{"Category":"THE LAST BATTLE","Question":"The Battle of Chapultepec","Answer":"the Mexican-American War"},{"Category":"THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE","Question":"This U.N. agency, created in 1946 to aid children in Europe, won the 1965 Peace Prize","Answer":"UNICEF"},{"Category":"I HAVE A PREPOSITION FOR YOU","Question":"It means against, & is also a prefix found before -diction","Answer":"contra"},{"Category":"2011 MOVIES","Question":"Kate Bosworth & James Marsden star in the 2011 remake of this Sam Peckinpah film","Answer":"Straw Dogs"},{"Category":"GOING TO PIECES","Question":"From the Latin for \"of the night\", these pensive musical pieces were popularized by Chopin & Bartok","Answer":"nocturnes"},{"Category":"GROUP COUNTDOWN","Question":"It can mean \"one\" or a military entity like the army's Third Armored Division","Answer":"unit"},{"Category":"THE LAST BATTLE","Question":"The Battle of Bosworth","Answer":"the Wars of the Roses"},{"Category":"THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE","Question":"This 1990 winner said it was \"a recognition of what we call perestroika and innovative political thinking\"","Answer":"Gorbachev"},{"Category":"WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?","Question":"In an essay Woolf wrote, \"A woman must have money and a\" this \"of her own... to write fiction\"","Answer":"a room of one's own"},{"Category":"CARBON CREDITS","Question":"This gas, CO, prevents hemoglobin from supplying oxygen to the body","Answer":"carbon monoxide"},{"Category":"THEIR 4th TOP 40 HIT OF THE '60s","Question":"1964: \"Please Please Me\"","Answer":"The Beatles"},{"Category":"19th CENTURY PRESIDENTS","Question":"James K. Polk is the only president to have previously held this position in the House of Representatives","Answer":"Speaker"},{"Category":"IT CAME FROM THE NEW WORLD","Question":"In 1604 King James I called this plant a \"perpetual stinking torment\" & \"dangerous to the lungs\"; he was right","Answer":"tobacco"},{"Category":"TRANSLATION EXERCISES","Question":"Yiddish to French: The polite \"a sheynem dank\"","Answer":"merci beaucoup"},{"Category":"WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?","Question":"Virginia's father Sir Leslie Stephen was earlier married to a daughter of this \"Vanity Fair\" author","Answer":"Thackeray"},{"Category":"CARBON CREDITS","Question":"This 2-word study of living things is primarily devoted to carbon compounds","Answer":"organic chemistry"},{"Category":"THEIR 4th TOP 40 HIT OF THE '60s","Question":"1965: \"My Girl\"","Answer":"The Temptations"},{"Category":"IT CAME FROM THE NEW WORLD","Question":"Christopher Columbus sampled this grain in Cuba, declaring it \"most tasty boiled, roasted or ground into flour\"","Answer":"corn"},{"Category":"TRANSLATION EXERCISES","Question":"Turkish to Spanish: Relatively speaking, \"anne\" & \"baba\"","Answer":"madre y padre"},{"Category":"WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?","Question":"This 1928 title character begins as a man & ends, almost 400 years later, as a young woman (but not in Florida)","Answer":"Orlando"},{"Category":"CARBON CREDITS","Question":"AKA black lead, this form of carbon has a greasy feel & is used in making lubricants","Answer":"graphite"},{"Category":"THEIR 4th TOP 40 HIT OF THE '60s","Question":"1963: \"Walk Like A Man\"","Answer":"Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons"},{"Category":"19th CENTURY PRESIDENTS","Question":"The time of his administration was known as \"the Era of Good Feelings\"","Answer":"Monroe"},{"Category":"IT CAME FROM THE NEW WORLD","Question":"This fruit from the family Bromeliaceae is native to Brazil & Paraguay; it didn't reach Hawaii until the early 1500s","Answer":"the pineapple"},{"Category":"TRANSLATION EXERCISES","Question":"Portuguese to Russian: The positive \"sim\"","Answer":"da"},{"Category":"WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?","Question":"In 1904 Virginia & her siblings moved to this London district, where they would host \"group\" gatherings","Answer":"Bloomsbury"},{"Category":"CARBON CREDITS","Question":"This carbon isotope, 2 down from radiocarbon, is the standard for the relative atomic mass of other elements","Answer":"C-12"},{"Category":"THEIR 4th TOP 40 HIT OF THE '60s","Question":"1967: \"Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon\"","Answer":"Neil Diamond"},{"Category":"IT CAME FROM THE NEW WORLD","Question":"When this member of the nightshade family reached Italy, it was known as pomi d'oro, or gold apple","Answer":"a tomato"},{"Category":"TRANSLATION EXERCISES","Question":"Polish to Latin: \"Bog\", a divine word","Answer":"deus"},{"Category":"WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?","Question":"Michael Cunningham's \"The Hours\" was inspired by this novel that Woolf originally called \"The Hours\"","Answer":"Mrs. Dalloway"},{"Category":"CARBON CREDITS","Question":"The atoms in a diamond are arranged in this \"4-faced\" pyramid-shaped pattern, giving it a rigid structure","Answer":"tetrahedral"},{"Category":"THEIR 4th TOP 40 HIT OF THE '60s","Question":"1963: \"You've Really Got A Hold On Me\"","Answer":"Smokey Robinson and the Miracles"},{"Category":"19th CENTURY PRESIDENTS","Question":"On Nov. 2, 1880 he was a member of the House of Representatives from Ohio, a senator-elect & president-elect","Answer":"Garfield"},{"Category":"IT CAME FROM THE NEW WORLD","Question":"Also known as butter beans, they were, prior to being exported to Europe, a diet staple of the Inca","Answer":"lima beans"},{"Category":"TRANSLATION EXERCISES","Question":"Swahili to German: The magic word \"tafadhali\"","Answer":"bitte"},{"Category":"COUNTRIES' HIGHEST PEAKS","Question":"These 2 nations, one an island, have highest peaks with the same name; they also share a common European culture","Answer":"Greece & Cyprus"},{"Category":"SNL CELEBRITY JEOPARDY!","Question":"As he did in \"Anchorman\", Will Ferrell sports this facial feature in the \"SNL\" \"Jeopardy!\" skits","Answer":"a mustache"},{"Category":"STATES THAT END IN HAMPSHIRE","Question":"The Franklin Pierce Law Center & Christa McAuliffe Planetarium can be found in this capital of New Hampshire","Answer":"Concord"},{"Category":"WHAT COLOR IS GREEN?","Question":"God did make these, & some of them are Granny Smiths","Answer":"apples"},{"Category":"CURRENT BLACK PRESIDENTS","Question":"Africa's oldest democracy, this nation headed by Pres. Ian Khama is mainly made up of the Tswana people","Answer":"Botswana"},{"Category":"SOUNDS THAT KITTIES MAKE","Question":"This sound made by lions can carry 5 miles","Answer":"a roar"},{"Category":"TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE WORD THAT RHYMES WITH STAR","Question":"Proverbial food storage container where your \"hand is caught\" when busted for taking a bribe","Answer":"the cookie jar"},{"Category":"SNL CELEBRITY JEOPARDY!","Question":"Darrell Hammond played this Scottish actor who... Nope, I can't say anything else; just name him","Answer":"Sean Connery"},{"Category":"STATES THAT END IN HAMPSHIRE","Question":"New Hampshire is bounded to the north by this Canadian province, the country's largest in area","Answer":"Quebec"},{"Category":"WHAT COLOR IS GREEN?","Question":"Lincoln Green is also called this green, where you might see it were it not for the trees","Answer":"a forest"},{"Category":"CURRENT BLACK PRESIDENTS","Question":"Taking over from his assassinated father in 2001, Joseph Kabila is the president of this country abbreviated D.R.C.","Answer":"the Democratic Republic of the Congo"},{"Category":"SOUNDS THAT KITTIES MAKE","Question":"This sound of aggression from a domestic cat is also produced by vipers","Answer":"a hiss"},{"Category":"TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE WORD THAT RHYMES WITH STAR","Question":"A 1-pound tin of premium sevruga this can go for more than $2,000","Answer":"caviar"},{"Category":"SNL CELEBRITY JEOPARDY!","Question":"Norm MacDonald played this \"Smokey and the Bandit\" star who had a slight problem IDing Pat Morita's ancestry","Answer":"Burt Reynolds"},{"Category":"STATES THAT END IN HAMPSHIRE","Question":"Chartered in 1769, this Ivy League school is N.H.'s oldest & ranks among the 10 oldest U.S. colleges","Answer":"Dartmouth"},{"Category":"WHAT COLOR IS GREEN?","Question":"This old song says, \"Alas, my love, you do me wrong, to cast me off discourteously\"","Answer":"\"Greensleeves\""},{"Category":"CURRENT BLACK PRESIDENTS","Question":"Troubles with neighboring Somalia & Eritrea surely occupy President Girma Woldegiorgis of this country","Answer":"Ethiopia"},{"Category":"SOUNDS THAT KITTIES MAKE","Question":"In \"The Maltese Falcon\", Dashiell Hammett wrote, \"'That will be excellent,' Gutman\" did this","Answer":"purred"},{"Category":"TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE WORD THAT RHYMES WITH STAR","Question":"Django Reinhardt was a master of this instrument","Answer":"the guitar"},{"Category":"SNL CELEBRITY JEOPARDY!","Question":"Ben Stiller played this star of \"The Firm\" on a show where one category was \"FOODS THAT END IN 'AMBURGER'\"","Answer":"Tom Cruise"},{"Category":"STATES THAT END IN HAMPSHIRE","Question":"New Hampshire's Squam Lakes provided the title location for this 1981 Fonda & Hepburn film","Answer":"On Golden Pond"},{"Category":"WHAT COLOR IS GREEN?","Question":"This American political party that formed in 1874 favored an increase in paper currency","Answer":"the Greenback Party"},{"Category":"CURRENT BLACK PRESIDENTS","Question":"President Laurent Gbagbo heads this country that goes by its French name most of the time","Answer":"Côte d'Ivoire"},{"Category":"SOUNDS THAT KITTIES MAKE","Question":"This threatening sound can also mean \"to become tangled\"","Answer":"snarled"},{"Category":"TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE WORD THAT RHYMES WITH STAR","Question":"The incarnation of a god in Hindu myth, or an Internet graphical image representing a person","Answer":"an avatar"},{"Category":"SNL CELEBRITY JEOPARDY!","Question":"Kristen Wiig played this \"Today\" co-host, who, like so many of our players, brought Chardonnay on stage","Answer":"Kathie Lee Gifford"},{"Category":"STATES THAT END IN HAMPSHIRE","Question":"Also the name of a \"United\" city in England, this city lies along the banks of the Merrimack River","Answer":"Manchester"},{"Category":"WHAT COLOR IS GREEN?","Question":"This play says, \"Beware, my lord, of jealousy; it is the green-eyed monster\"","Answer":"Othello"},{"Category":"CURRENT BLACK PRESIDENTS","Question":"President Amadou Toure has led this Saharan nation with a 4-letter name since 2002","Answer":"Mali"},{"Category":"SOUNDS THAT KITTIES MAKE","Question":"Starting around 1922, this phrase meant something excellent or desirable","Answer":"the cat's meow"},{"Category":"TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE WORD THAT RHYMES WITH STAR","Question":"This animal's scientific name is Panthera onca","Answer":"jaguar"},{"Category":"WORDS OF LOVE","Question":"He concludes \"The Divine Comedy\" with \"The love that moves the sun and the other stars\"","Answer":"Dante"},{"Category":"NEEDY NO.1 HITMAKERS","Question":"1964: \"I Want To Hold Your Hand\"","Answer":"The Beatles"},{"Category":"FRUIT","Question":"The name of this fruit, genus Prunus, can precede picker, pie & Coke","Answer":"cherry"},{"Category":"ENDS WITH 3 VOWELS","Question":"Hawaiian feast","Answer":"a luau"},{"Category":"DON'T BE A PAIN","Question":"This drug marketed as Advil & Nuprin reduces pain by inhibiting chemicals that cause inflammation","Answer":"ibuprofen"},{"Category":"WORDS OF LOVE","Question":"Marlowe rhymed, \"Where both deliberate, the love is slight; who ever loved, that loved not at\" this?","Answer":"first sight"},{"Category":"NEEDY NO.1 HITMAKERS","Question":"1987: \"I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)\"","Answer":"Houston"},{"Category":"FRUIT","Question":"More than 50 medications are affected by the juice of this citrus fruit; its enzymes break down the meds","Answer":"grapefruit"},{"Category":"ENDS WITH 3 VOWELS","Question":"Pierre's \"farewell\"","Answer":"adieu"},{"Category":"DON'T BE A PAIN","Question":"To control pain, some patients try this technique in which they monitor their body functions & try to alter them","Answer":"biofeedback"},{"Category":"WORDS OF LOVE","Question":"In \"Prometheus Unbound\", he wrote, \"All love is sweet, given or returned. Common as light is love\"","Answer":"Percy Bysshe Shelley"},{"Category":"NEEDY NO.1 HITMAKERS","Question":"1956: \"I Want You, I Need You, I Love You\"","Answer":"Elvis"},{"Category":"FRUIT","Question":"This fuzzy fruit is also a slang term meaning inform against or betray","Answer":"peach"},{"Category":"ENDS WITH 3 VOWELS","Question":"Dresser","Answer":"a bureau"},{"Category":"DON'T BE A PAIN","Question":"Trigger point injections are used to treat this muscle contraction, from the Latin for \"convulsion\"","Answer":"a spasm"},{"Category":"WORDS OF LOVE","Question":"Virgil's \"omnia vincit amor\" is translated as this","Answer":"love conquers all"},{"Category":"NEEDY NO.1 HITMAKERS","Question":"1984: \"I Want To Know What Love Is\"","Answer":"Foreigner"},{"Category":"FRUIT","Question":"The liqueur creme de cassis is made with the black type of this fruit","Answer":"currant"},{"Category":"ENDS WITH 3 VOWELS","Question":"Emmy-winning actor Bridges","Answer":"Beau"},{"Category":"DON'T BE A PAIN","Question":"Pain registers in one area of the outer portion of the cerebrum called the cerebral this","Answer":"cortex"},{"Category":"WORDS OF LOVE","Question":"\"In her first passion woman loves her lover, in all the others all she loves is love\", he wrote in \"Don Juan\"","Answer":"Byron"},{"Category":"NEEDY NO.1 HITMAKERS","Question":"1970: \"I Want You Back\"","Answer":"The Jackson 5"},{"Category":"FRUIT","Question":"Fraise is French for this fruit","Answer":"strawberry"},{"Category":"ENDS WITH 3 VOWELS","Question":"Environment or setting","Answer":"milieu"},{"Category":"DON'T BE A PAIN","Question":"There are several types of these nerve cells: some respond to temperature, some to pressure & some to pain","Answer":"sensory receptors"},{"Category":"ODD TITLES","Question":"Gilbert & Sullivan's \"Mikado\", not Milne, gave us this hyphenated title for a pompous functionary","Answer":"grand poo-bah"},{"Category":"STATES' FORMER CAPITALS","Question":"New Haven","Answer":"Connecticut"},{"Category":"NBA HALL OF FAMERS","Question":"He won an NBA title ring in 1973 as a reserve forward with the Knicks & coached the Bulls to 6 titles in the '90s","Answer":"Phil Jackson"},{"Category":"SECRET MENUS","Question":"A move to healthy eating got the Pizza Sub nixed from this chain, but we hear if you ask nicely some stores will make it","Answer":"Subway"},{"Category":"DIED ON THE SAME DAY","Question":"C.S. Lewis & Aldous Huxley's deaths on Nov. 22, 1963 were overshadowed by this man's death in Dallas","Answer":"John Kennedy"},{"Category":"LET'S CALL TRIPLE \"A\"","Question":"From the Italian for \"bad air\", this disease kills more than one million people each year","Answer":"malaria"},{"Category":"STRING THEORY 101","Question":"String puppets are often called these, affer a certain virgin","Answer":"marionettes"},{"Category":"STATES' FORMER CAPITALS","Question":"Knoxville","Answer":"Tennessee"},{"Category":"NBA HALL OF FAMERS","Question":"In 2000 this former Celtics player coached the Indiana Pacers to the NBA finals","Answer":"Larry Bird"},{"Category":"SECRET MENUS","Question":"Wendy's will make you a grand slam burger with this many patties, but don't tell everyone","Answer":"four"},{"Category":"DIED ON THE SAME DAY","Question":"Just hours before Michael Jackson's death, Hollywood lost this TV \"Angel\"","Answer":"Farrah Fawcett"},{"Category":"LET'S CALL TRIPLE \"A\"","Question":"In 1775 this island in San Francisco Bay was called \"Island of the Pelicans\"","Answer":"Alcatraz"},{"Category":"STRING THEORY 101","Question":"If you're emotionally dependent on mom, you're \"tied to\" these \"strings\"","Answer":"apron strings"},{"Category":"STATES' FORMER CAPITALS","Question":"Wheeling","Answer":"West Virginia"},{"Category":"NBA HALL OF FAMERS","Question":"Abe Saperstein is in the Hall of Fame, as is this team he promoted & coached for decades","Answer":"The Harlem Globetrotters"},{"Category":"SECRET MENUS","Question":"Have it your way at this chain & order a Mustard Whopper, which substitutes the yellow stuff for mayo","Answer":"Burger King"},{"Category":"DIED ON THE SAME DAY","Question":"On April 25,1995 first \"Jeopardy!\" host Art Fleming passed away & the dance was over for this partner of Fred","Answer":"Ginger Rogers"},{"Category":"LET'S CALL TRIPLE \"A\"","Question":"God requires adult Muslims to fast during this month so they may cultivate piety","Answer":"Ramadan"},{"Category":"STRING THEORY 101","Question":"A 1942 big band hit was entitled \"String Of\" these","Answer":"\"String Of Pearls\""},{"Category":"STATES' FORMER CAPITALS","Question":"Huntsville","Answer":"Alabama"},{"Category":"NBA HALL OF FAMERS","Question":"As a rookie in the 1980 NBA finals, this Michigan State alum played all 5 positions & scored 42 points in the final game","Answer":"Magic Johnson"},{"Category":"SECRET MENUS","Question":"Fatburger offers a \"Hypocrite Burger\" featuring this type of patty with slabs of bacon","Answer":"veggie patty"},{"Category":"DIED ON THE SAME DAY","Question":"This famed aviator outlived his brother by 35 years, passing away in 1948 on the same day Gandhi was assassinated","Answer":"Orville Wright"},{"Category":"LET'S CALL TRIPLE \"A\"","Question":"The university environment","Answer":"academia"},{"Category":"STRING THEORY 101","Question":"In the U.S. string cheese is usually a type of this cheese","Answer":"mozzarella"},{"Category":"STATES' FORMER CAPITALS","Question":"Guthrie","Answer":"Oklahoma"},{"Category":"NBA HALL OF FAMERS","Question":"This Nigeria-born Rockets player holds the NBA record for career blocked shots with 3,830","Answer":"Hakeem Olajuwon"},{"Category":"SECRET MENUS","Question":"Ask this chain that's inspired by a fictional pirate for a \"side of crumbs\", & you'll get some fried batter bits","Answer":"Long John Silver's"},{"Category":"DIED ON THE SAME DAY","Question":"Italian filmmaker Michelangelo Antonioni died in 2007 at age 94 on the same day as this 89-year-old Swedish director","Answer":"Ingmar Bergman"},{"Category":"LET'S CALL TRIPLE \"A\"","Question":"San Diego County is estimated to have a million acres of this Spanish-named dense shrub growth","Answer":"chaparral"},{"Category":"STRING THEORY 101","Question":"Aglets are found on the ends of these strings","Answer":"shoelaces"},{"Category":"LIBRARIES","Question":"In 1889 this philanthropist funded his first U.S. library in Braddock, Penn., home to one of his steel mills","Answer":"Carnegie"},{"Category":"THE HOUND OF MUSIC","Question":"Songwriter Scott English started an urban myth when he jokingly said this 1975 Barry Manilow No. 1 hit was about a dog","Answer":"\"Mandy\""},{"Category":"PLAY ADJECTIVES","Question":"David Yazbek & Jeffrey Lane's musical \"____ ____ Scoundrels\"","Answer":"Dirty Rotten"},{"Category":"JERSEY GIRLS","Question":"Doing laundry in the sink, this \"Jersey Shore\" girl aka Nicole Polizzi said, \"I feel like a pilgrim from the friggin' '20s\"","Answer":"Snooki"},{"Category":"RUSSIAN","Question":"A shapka is this: mikhavaya shapka is a fur one, to keep your ears warm","Answer":"a hat"},{"Category":"STRING THEORY 201","Question":"String theory attempts to merge quantum mechanics with Einstein's general theory of this","Answer":"relativity"},{"Category":"LIBRARIES","Question":"Raffaele Farina, known as Bibliothecarius XLVI, is its head librarian","Answer":"the Vatican"},{"Category":"PLAY ADJECTIVES","Question":"Tennessee Williams' \"____ Bird of Youth\"","Answer":"Sweet Bird of Youth"},{"Category":"JERSEY GIRLS","Question":"This Algonquin wit was born in West End, N.J. in 1893 & was a drama critic for Vanity Fair by 1917","Answer":"Dorothy Parker"},{"Category":"RUSSIAN","Question":"\"Idyot snyek\" means this is happening, a common weather condition in January","Answer":"snowing"},{"Category":"STRING THEORY 201","Question":"In certain string theories, you can get up to 26 of these; we're used to dealing with 4 of them, of which length is one","Answer":"dimensions"},{"Category":"LIBRARIES","Question":"This Ivy League school's Nassau Hall once served as its library; today, books are housed in the Firestone library","Answer":"Princeton"},{"Category":"THE HOUND OF MUSIC","Question":"Paul Anka & Donny Osmond both had hits with this tune that sounds like it's about a young dog's affection","Answer":"\"Puppy Love\""},{"Category":"PLAY ADJECTIVES","Question":"Mark Medoff's \"Children of a ____ God\"","Answer":"Lesser"},{"Category":"JERSEY GIRLS","Question":"Jersey City-born, this \"Living Omnimedia\" lifestyle maven was raised in Nutley, & that's a good thing","Answer":"Martha Stewart"},{"Category":"RUSSIAN","Question":"Blinaya means this, the \"hop\" in IHOP","Answer":"house of pancakes"},{"Category":"STRING THEORY 201","Question":"A successful string theory would describe nature's 4 forces: weak, strong, electromagnetism & this one","Answer":"gravity"},{"Category":"LIBRARIES","Question":"This Maryland community is home to the National Library of Medicine & the National Naval Medical Center","Answer":"Bethesda"},{"Category":"THE HOUND OF MUSIC","Question":"Title question posed by Patti Page in a 1953 smash","Answer":"\"How Much Is That Doggie In The Window?\""},{"Category":"PLAY ADJECTIVES","Question":"Noel Coward 's \"____ Spirit\"","Answer":"Blithe Spirit"},{"Category":"JERSEY GIRLS","Question":"This \"Fudge\"-tastic children's author was born in Elizabeth, New Jersey","Answer":"Judy Blume"},{"Category":"STRING THEORY 201","Question":"String theory is part of this \"P\" branch of physics that studies eensy little items","Answer":"particle"},{"Category":"LIBRARIES","Question":"Among this San Marino, California library's exhibits are a 15th century manuscript of \"The Canterbury Tales\" & a Gutenberg Bible","Answer":"the Huntington Library"},{"Category":"PLAY ADJECTIVES","Question":"Howard Sackler's \"The ____ ____ Hope\"","Answer":"The Great White Hope"},{"Category":"JERSEY GIRLS","Question":"Governor of New Jersey form 1994 to 2001, she appointed the state's first female Attorney General","Answer":"Christine Whitman"},{"Category":"RUSSIAN","Question":"Russian word for a home like Novo-Ogarevo, Vladimir Putin's forest retreat near Moscow","Answer":"a dacha"},{"Category":"STRING THEORY 201","Question":"Bosonic string theory has only bosons & none of these particles named for physicist Enrico","Answer":"fermions"},{"Category":"PRISONS","Question":"Nazi Rudolf Hess in 1941 & the notorious Kray twins in 1952 were among the last people briefly held here","Answer":"the Tower of London"},{"Category":"RUSSIA","Question":"In the July 3, 1996 runoff, he defeated Gennadi Zyuganov","Answer":"Boris Yeltsin"},{"Category":"ACTORS & ACTRESSES","Question":"This \"Alien\" actress starred in her long-time pal Christopher Durang's 1996 play \"Sex and Longing\"","Answer":"Sigourney Weaver"},{"Category":"BIOGRAPHIES","Question":"\"Rare Air\" is a photo biography of this basketball star","Answer":"Michael Jordan"},{"Category":"BUSINESS","Question":"The tires on Lindbergh's \"Spirit of St. Louis\" were made by this former competitor of Goodyear","Answer":"B.F. Goodrich"},{"Category":"CLASSICAL COMPOSERS","Question":"This \"Messiah\" composer's first job was as a church organist in Halle, Germany, at age 17","Answer":"Georg Handel"},{"Category":"PROVERBS","Question":"\"You can't make a silk purse\" out of this","Answer":"a sow's ear"},{"Category":"RUSSIA","Question":"In 1996 this Russian newspaper stopped publishing after 84 years","Answer":"Pravda"},{"Category":"ACTORS & ACTRESSES","Question":"Don't blink--or you'll miss Richard Dreyfuss in this 1967 film based on a Jacqueline Susann novel","Answer":"Valley of the Dolls"},{"Category":"BIOGRAPHIES","Question":"This actor-director is the subject of David Thomson's biography \"Rosebud\"","Answer":"Orson Welles"},{"Category":"BUSINESS","Question":"In 1866, William A. Breyer started the company that's now the oldest national producer of this","Answer":"ice cream"},{"Category":"CLASSICAL COMPOSERS","Question":"\"Variations on a Theme by Haydn\" was this \"lullaby\" composer's first major work for full orchestra","Answer":"Johannes Brahms"},{"Category":"PROVERBS","Question":"\"Imitation is the sincerest form of\" it, but beware, it \"corrupts both the receiver and the giver\"","Answer":"flattery"},{"Category":"RUSSIA","Question":"In April of 1996, Russian rockets killed Dzhokhar Dudayev, this breakaway republic's leader","Answer":"Chechnya"},{"Category":"ACTORS & ACTRESSES","Question":"This \"Seinfeld\" co-star became a Broadway star at age 23 in Stephen Sondheim's musical \"Merrily we Roll Along\"","Answer":"Jason Alexander"},{"Category":"BIOGRAPHIES","Question":"\"Shalom, Friend\" tells of \"The Life and Legacy\" of this slain Israeli leader","Answer":"Yitzhak Rabin"},{"Category":"BUSINESS","Question":"This San Francisco-based clothing company's full name includes \"De Corps\"","Answer":"Esprit"},{"Category":"CLASSICAL COMPOSERS","Question":"In 1977, his \"Immortal Beloved\" was identified as Antonie Brentano, wife of a merchant","Answer":"Beethoven"},{"Category":"PROVERBS","Question":"It's where you should \"never tell tales\"","Answer":"out of school"},{"Category":"RUSSIA","Question":"Abbreviated CIS, it replaced the USSR","Answer":"Commonwealth of Independent States"},{"Category":"ACTORS & ACTRESSES","Question":"John Mahoney, who plays Martin Crane on this sitcom, was born in England; he moved to the U.S. when he was 19","Answer":"Frasier"},{"Category":"BIOGRAPHIES","Question":"\"The Education of a Woman\" by Carolyn G. Heilbrun tells of this feminist and famous Ms","Answer":"Gloria Steinem"},{"Category":"BUSINESS","Question":"From 1875 to 1989, this New York company's name included \"Glassworks\"","Answer":"Corning"},{"Category":"CLASSICAL COMPOSERS","Question":"This father-in-law of Richard Wagner died July 31, 1886, during the Wagner festival at Bayreuth","Answer":"Franz Liszt"},{"Category":"PROVERBS","Question":"The saying \"Strike while the iron is hot\" originally alluded to this profession","Answer":"blacksmith"},{"Category":"RUSSIA","Question":"They're the colors of the three stripes on the Russian flag","Answer":"red, white, and blue"},{"Category":"ACTORS & ACTRESSES","Question":"Professional name used by the actress seen here during her film career; it's different from her married name (clip from \"Hellcats of the Navy\")","Answer":"Nancy Davis"},{"Category":"BIOGRAPHIES","Question":"Known for his \"Compleat Angler\", he also wrote a biography of his friend, writer John Donne","Answer":"Izaak Walton"},{"Category":"BUSINESS","Question":"This Warner-Lambert product contains retsyn, a finely homogenized vegetable oil","Answer":"Certs"},{"Category":"CLASSICAL COMPOSERS","Question":"He composed his \"Leningrad Symphony\" during the World War II siege of Leningrad","Answer":"Dmitri Shostakovich"},{"Category":"PROVERBS","Question":"These two things \"wait for no man\"","Answer":"time and tide"},{"Category":"THE SUPREME COURT","Question":"Justices Butler, Van DeVanter, Sutherland, and McReynolds opposed this president's \"New Deal\"","Answer":"F.D. Roosevelt"},{"Category":"LANGUAGES","Question":"This Scandinavian language changed \"aa\" to a circle-topped \"a\", making it closer to Swedish and Norwegian","Answer":"Danish"},{"Category":"SCIENTISTS","Question":"In 1633 this astronomer was found guilty of \"vehement suspicion of heresy\"","Answer":"Galileo"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"Union pay department officers wore the M1840, one of these weapons that featured a straight 31\" all-gilt blade","Answer":"Sword"},{"Category":"POETRY","Question":"In stanza three of \"The Star Spangled Banner\", he mocks \"The hireling and slave\" who doubt America's victory","Answer":"Francis Scott Key"},{"Category":"ODDS & ENDS","Question":"This city's Hartsfield International overtook O'Hare as the world's busiest airport even before the Summer Olympics","Answer":"Atlanta"},{"Category":"THE SUPREME COURT","Question":"This president called his 1953 appointment of Earl Warren \"the biggest damn' fool mistake I ever made\"","Answer":"Eisenhower"},{"Category":"LANGUAGES","Question":"All of the Romance languages have their roots in this language","Answer":"Latin"},{"Category":"SCIENTISTS","Question":"This botanist was hailed as \"The Wizard of Tuskegee\"","Answer":"George Washington Carver"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"On May 29, 1865, he issued a general amnesty for most rebels; the rich and those with high ranks weren't included","Answer":"Andrew Johnson"},{"Category":"POETRY","Question":"Poe said this maiden \"lived with no other thought than to love and be loved by me\"","Answer":"Annabel Lee"},{"Category":"ODDS & ENDS","Question":"For about $200 a whack, you can spend the night at the Fall River MA home of this alleged murderess","Answer":"Lizzie Borden"},{"Category":"THE SUPREME COURT","Question":"In 1995 two justices rejected The Citadel's appeal of an order to admit her","Answer":"Shannon Faulkner"},{"Category":"LANGUAGES","Question":"Balinese is spoken on several islands of this country","Answer":"Indonesia"},{"Category":"SCIENTISTS","Question":"The symbol \"J\" as a unit of energy honors this physicist","Answer":"Joule"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"In June of 1861, Dorothea Dix was appointed to supervise the female ones of these","Answer":"nurses"},{"Category":"POETRY","Question":"Originally, he didn't want his \"Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard\" published","Answer":"Gray"},{"Category":"ODDS & ENDS","Question":"They're the two main ingredients in a Cape Codder cocktail","Answer":"cranberry juice and vodka"},{"Category":"THE SUPREME COURT","Question":"He served as Chief Justice the longest; 34 years from 1801-1835","Answer":"John Marshall"},{"Category":"LANGUAGES","Question":"Hungarians call their official language this","Answer":"Magyar"},{"Category":"SCIENTISTS","Question":"In 1791 this Italian published the results of his experiments in \"animal electricity\"","Answer":"Luigi Galvani"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"In the Gettysburg campaign, Lee's forces were along Seminary Ridge and the federal forces along this ridge","Answer":"Cemetery Ridge"},{"Category":"POETRY","Question":"His series \"Bells and Pomegranates\" included \"Pippa Passes\" and \"My Last Duchess\"","Answer":"Robert Browning"},{"Category":"ODDS & ENDS","Question":"Muhammad received the first of the Koran's revelations during this holy month","Answer":"Ramadan"},{"Category":"THE SUPREME COURT","Question":"After the 1987 rejection of this man's nomination to the court, Anthony Kennedy filled Powell's seat","Answer":"Robert Bork"},{"Category":"LANGUAGES","Question":"Punjabi is spoken by about half of all households in this country","Answer":"Pakistan"},{"Category":"SCIENTISTS","Question":"His 1637 \"Discours de la methode\" prefaced a series of essays on optics, meteorology, and geometry","Answer":"Rene Descartes"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"Hero of the War of 1812 and the Mexican War, he resigned November 1, 1861, as head of the Union army","Answer":"Winfield Scott"},{"Category":"POETRY","Question":"This poet to whom T.S. Eliot dedicated \"The Wasteland\" ended up in a mental institution","Answer":"Ezra Pound"},{"Category":"ODDS & ENDS","Question":"It's the smaller of the two bones in the lower leg","Answer":"the fibula"},{"Category":"RIVERS","Question":"It was once believed that this river \"originated in the Mountains of the Moon\"","Answer":"the Nile"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"In June 1991 weightlessness experiments were conducted on about 2,500 jellyfish aboard this","Answer":"the Space Shuttle"},{"Category":"RUN, RUN, RUN","Question":"If you want to hit this type of \"contained\" home run, you probably will need to run really fast","Answer":"an inside-the-park home run"},{"Category":"MILITARY SLANG","Question":"This 2-word term, also a movie title, is slang for Navy Fighter Weapons School","Answer":"Top Gun"},{"Category":"SCULPTURE","Question":"In 1953 sculptor William Zorach created the relief \"Man and Work\" for this Rochester, Minnesota clinic","Answer":"the Mayo Clinic"},{"Category":"BUSINESS BUDDIES","Question":"S. Duncan Black & this partner filed a patent for a drill in 1914","Answer":"Decker"},{"Category":"COMMON SIMILES","Question":"If you're scared, you might be \"shaking like\" this botanical item","Answer":"a leaf"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"The ARS, an agency of this U.S. government department, is looking to develop better bio-insecticides","Answer":"the Department of Agriculture"},{"Category":"RUN, RUN, RUN","Question":"In 1925 N.Y. Journal-American writer Bill Corum first called the Kentucky Derby the \"run for\" these","Answer":"the roses"},{"Category":"MILITARY SLANG","Question":"\"Angels\" is slang for this measurement of height, in thousands of feet","Answer":"altitude"},{"Category":"SCULPTURE","Question":"This country's 12th century sculptor Unkei is known for his wooden statues carved for Buddhist temples","Answer":"Japan"},{"Category":"BUSINESS BUDDIES","Question":"This maker of optical products borrowed money from his good friend Henry Lomb, but it turned out okay","Answer":"Bausch"},{"Category":"COMMON SIMILES","Question":"Adjective found before \"as leather\" & \"as nails\"","Answer":"tough"},{"Category":"RUN, RUN, RUN","Question":"Due to an increase of endorphins in the brain, it's a state of euphoria experienced by exercisers","Answer":"runner's high"},{"Category":"MILITARY SLANG","Question":"\"SAR\" stands for this, the effort to extract a downed aircrew in a combat zone","Answer":"search and rescue"},{"Category":"SCULPTURE","Question":"Bartolommeo Ammannati designed this city's Fountain of Neptune & the courtyard of the Pitti Palace","Answer":"Florence"},{"Category":"BUSINESS BUDDIES","Question":"Book publisher Henry Houghton made this guy his partner","Answer":"Mifflin"},{"Category":"COMMON SIMILES","Question":"This ichthyological simile might apply to someone spending too much time at the bar","Answer":"drinking like a fish"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"Platinum, atomic number 78, is worth more than this other metal, atomic number 79","Answer":"gold"},{"Category":"RUN, RUN, RUN","Question":"This 2-word hoops term is an offensive rush to beat the defense to the hoop","Answer":"a fast break"},{"Category":"MILITARY SLANG","Question":"A \"polliwog\" has never crossed this geographic line while aboard ship","Answer":"the equator"},{"Category":"SCULPTURE","Question":"An art museum on Madison Avenue is named for this sculptress who created the Titanic Memorial in Washington, D.C.","Answer":"Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney"},{"Category":"BUSINESS BUDDIES","Question":"Postage meter inventor Arthur Pitney merged his company with that of this entrepreneur","Answer":"Bowes"},{"Category":"COMMON SIMILES","Question":"Ironically, something incomprehensible is said to be \"as clear as\" this 3-letter word","Answer":"mud"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"In 2009 a new hominid skeleton dubbed Ardi was aged at 4.4 million years, predating this other \"girly\" find by 1 mil. years","Answer":"Lucy"},{"Category":"RUN, RUN, RUN","Question":"In the modern pentathlon, athletes go 3,000 meters in this hyphenated type of running","Answer":"cross-country"},{"Category":"MILITARY SLANG","Question":"A \"ROAD\" scholar is \"retired on\" this (coasting until actual retirement)","Answer":"active duty"},{"Category":"SCULPTURE","Question":"This English sculptor made one of his reclining figures for the 1951 Festival of Britain","Answer":"Henry Moore"},{"Category":"BUSINESS BUDDIES","Question":"A crossword puzzle book started it all for Richard L. Simon & this publishing partner","Answer":"Schuster"},{"Category":"WORLD CAPITALS","Question":"It's located about 30 miles south of the DMZ","Answer":"Seoul"},{"Category":"LYRICS FROM MUSICALS","Question":"\"Beauty school dropout, no graduation day for you\"","Answer":"Grease"},{"Category":"THE NEW YORK TIMES 2009 FICTION BESTSELLERS","Question":"Temperance Brennan is accused of mishandling an autopsy in Kathy Reichs' \"206\" these body parts","Answer":"Bones"},{"Category":"PAPAL NAMES","Question":"The constellation between Cancer & Virgo","Answer":"Leo"},{"Category":"\"PH\"UN WORDS","Question":"From the Greek for \"shape\", it means to transform an image into something else by computer","Answer":"morph"},{"Category":"WORLD CAPITALS","Question":"Until 1918 & the collapse of the dynasty, it was home base for the Hapsburgs","Answer":"Vienna"},{"Category":"LYRICS FROM MUSICALS","Question":"\"A boy like that who'd kill your brother, forget that boy & find another, one of your own kind\"","Answer":"West Side Story"},{"Category":"THE NEW YORK TIMES 2009 FICTION BESTSELLERS","Question":"Hey, y'all, this CNN legal analyst made the list with her novel \"The Eleventh Victim\"","Answer":"Nancy Grace"},{"Category":"PAPAL NAMES","Question":"Not guilty","Answer":"Innocent"},{"Category":"\"PH\"UN WORDS","Question":"In the scientific classification of animals, it's Chordata for a domesticated dog","Answer":"phylum"},{"Category":"WORLD CAPITALS","Question":"It's the largest English-speaking city in the Caribbean, mon","Answer":"Kingston"},{"Category":"LYRICS FROM MUSICALS","Question":"\"Shoeless Joe from Hannibal, Mo. Lucky are we to be having him\"","Answer":"Damn Yankees"},{"Category":"THE NEW YORK TIMES 2009 FICTION BESTSELLERS","Question":"In \"Dead and Gone\" by Charlaine Harris, this \"True Blood\" waitress searches for the killer of a werepanther","Answer":"Sookie Stackhouse"},{"Category":"PAPAL NAMES","Question":"From the Latin for \"blessed\"","Answer":"Benedict"},{"Category":"\"PH\"UN WORDS","Question":"The bar type is one common form of this chart","Answer":"graph"},{"Category":"WORLD CAPITALS","Question":"This South American capital's original longer name translated to \"Saint Mary of the Fair Winds\"","Answer":"Buenos Aires"},{"Category":"LYRICS FROM MUSICALS","Question":"\"Once I'm with the Wizard my whole life will change, 'cuz once you're with the Wizard no one thinks you're strange\"","Answer":"Wicked"},{"Category":"THE NEW YORK TIMES 2009 FICTION BESTSELLERS","Question":"\"Homer & Langley\" by this author of \"Ragtime\" details the lives of the reclusive Collyer Brothers","Answer":"Doctorow"},{"Category":"PAPAL NAMES","Question":"The winner of a contest","Answer":"Victor"},{"Category":"\"PH\"UN WORDS","Question":"Now meaning those who are hostile to the arts, in biblical times it was a people subdued by King David","Answer":"a Philistine"},{"Category":"WORLD CAPITALS","Question":"On a plane trip to this capital, you'd likely land at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport","Answer":"Jakarta"},{"Category":"LYRICS FROM MUSICALS","Question":"\"Suddenly Seymour is standing beside me, he don't give me orders, he don't condescend\"","Answer":"Little Shop of Horrors"},{"Category":"THE NEW YORK TIMES 2009 FICTION BESTSELLERS","Question":"Richard DiLallo & this author teamed to write \"Alex Cross's 'Trial","Answer":"Patterson"},{"Category":"PAPAL NAMES","Question":"From a Latin word for \"doer of good\"","Answer":"Boniface"},{"Category":"\"PH\"UN WORDS","Question":"Because the Greek goddess Artemis was associated with the Moon, she was also called this, which means \"light one\"","Answer":"Phoebe"},{"Category":"COMPOSERS","Question":"In 1928, the 100th anniversary of his death, a $10,000 prize was offered for the completion of his 8th Symphony","Answer":"Schubert"},{"Category":"THE VIRTUES","Question":"It's paired with liberty in the Pledge of Allegiance","Answer":"justice"},{"Category":"\"L.B.\"s","Question":"Even before Thomas Edison, Sir Joseph Wilson Swan was aglow with his invention of this","Answer":"light bulb"},{"Category":"SPORTS HOME CITIES","Question":"The NFL's Saints","Answer":"New Orleans"},{"Category":"JUBAL EARLY","Question":"Confederate general Jubal Early idolized this general, who called him \"My Bad Old Man\"","Answer":"Robert E. Lee"},{"Category":"BIRDS","Question":"The akepa & akiapola'au are found in forest areas, only in this state","Answer":"Hawaii"},{"Category":"WORMS","Question":"This mythological bird was reborn from a worm which emerged from its funeral ashes","Answer":"phoenix"},{"Category":"THE VIRTUES","Question":"We assume that Bill Clinton was born with it; we know he was born in it","Answer":"Hope"},{"Category":"\"L.B.\"s","Question":"And now the weather forecast: tonight expect these gentle winds of 4 to 7 miles per hour","Answer":"light breezes"},{"Category":"SPORTS HOME CITIES","Question":"MLB's Royals","Answer":"Kansas City"},{"Category":"JUBAL EARLY","Question":"After moving back to the U.S. from Canada in 1869, Early, rebel that he was, wore only this color","Answer":"gray"},{"Category":"BIRDS","Question":"The only birds in the family Trochilidae are these \"hovercrafts\"","Answer":"hummingbirds"},{"Category":"WORMS","Question":"He told the Diet of Worms, \"I do not accept the authority of popes and councils\"","Answer":"Martin Luther"},{"Category":"THE VIRTUES","Question":"You \"Gotta Have\" this virtue; at least according to George Michael","Answer":"Faith"},{"Category":"\"L.B.\"s","Question":"Herbie, the endearing Volkswagen in a classic Disney film","Answer":"The Love Bug"},{"Category":"SPORTS HOME CITIES","Question":"The NBA's Cavaliers","Answer":"Cleveland"},{"Category":"JUBAL EARLY","Question":"In July 1864, Early & his troops threatened this city & were later criticized for not taking it","Answer":"Washington, D.C."},{"Category":"BIRDS","Question":"During mating season the male ruff develops a large frill of feathers around this body part","Answer":"neck"},{"Category":"WORMS","Question":"In \"Henry VI, Part 3\", Clifford tells the king that \"The smallest worm will\" do this \"being trodden on\"","Answer":"turn"},{"Category":"THE VIRTUES","Question":"It was the \"T\" in the 19th century's WCTU","Answer":"Temperance"},{"Category":"\"L.B.\"s","Question":"Oscar-nominated for her role in \"Goodfellas\", she went on to play Dr. Jennifer Melfi on \"The Sopranos\"","Answer":"Lorraine Bracco"},{"Category":"SPORTS HOME CITIES","Question":"The NHL's Senators","Answer":"Ottawa"},{"Category":"JUBAL EARLY","Question":"Before the Civil War, Early had garrison duty in the Mexican War under this man, \"Old Rough and Ready\"","Answer":"Zachary Taylor"},{"Category":"BIRDS","Question":"This falcon's name is from the Latin for \"foreign\" or \"a foreigner\"","Answer":"peregrine"},{"Category":"WORMS","Question":"The name of this red shade is from the Latin for \"worm\"; the dye was first made from cochineal insects","Answer":"vermillion"},{"Category":"THE VIRTUES","Question":"This virtue is also a name of a Rhode Island island & of prim, cautious women","Answer":"Prudence"},{"Category":"\"L.B.\"s","Question":"In 1893 this horticulturist published his first nursery catalog offering his \"New Creations in Fruits and Flowers\"","Answer":"Luther Burbank"},{"Category":"SPORTS HOME CITIES","Question":"MLS' Burn","Answer":"Dallas"},{"Category":"JUBAL EARLY","Question":"Early, a man known for his patriarchal beard, was active in this party in Virginia in the 1840s","Answer":"Whig"},{"Category":"BIRDS","Question":"The scientific name of this big bird is Diomedea exulans, as in \"exile\"","Answer":"albatross"},{"Category":"WORMS","Question":"In this 1965 sci-fi novel, giant sandworms on the planet Arrakis create a much-desired spice called melange","Answer":"\"Dune\""},{"Category":"STATES OF THE UNION","Question":"Its near islands are farthest from its mainland; Kodiak is closer","Answer":"Alaska"},{"Category":"MUD","Question":"Of an artist, a fish, or a wasp, it's what a mud dauber is","Answer":"wasp"},{"Category":"\"T\" TIME AT THE LIBRARY","Question":"In book titles, this adjective precedes Gertrude Stein's \"Buttons\" & Fitzgerald's \"is the Night\"","Answer":"Tender"},{"Category":"JULIA ROBERTS FILM FEST","Question":"It was viva Las Vegas for Julia, who played the Angie Dickinson role in the remake of this film","Answer":"Ocean's Eleven"},{"Category":"WOMEN'S HEALTH","Question":"It's the trimester of pregnancy in which women gain the least weight","Answer":"first"},{"Category":"DOUBLE LETTERS","Question":"It's the one of the 4 gospels in the New Testament that fits the category","Answer":"Matthew"},{"Category":"STATES OF THE UNION","Question":"Cimarron & Beaver are counties in its Panhandle","Answer":"Oklahoma"},{"Category":"MUD","Question":"In 1943 McKinley Morganfield, under this name, settled in Chicago & continued singing the blues","Answer":"Muddy Waters"},{"Category":"\"T\" TIME AT THE LIBRARY","Question":"Check out this famous British woman's 2002 book \"Statecraft: Strategies for a Changing World\"","Answer":"Margaret Thatcher"},{"Category":"JULIA ROBERTS FILM FEST","Question":"(Hi, I'm Leonard Maltin) I like to think of this 2000 Julia Roberts movie as an \"Energetic, engaging David vs. Goliath story\"","Answer":"Erin Brockovich"},{"Category":"WOMEN'S HEALTH","Question":"Set down that plastic bottle -- CNN reports that you don't really need this mythical number of glasses of water a day","Answer":"8"},{"Category":"DOUBLE LETTERS","Question":"It can precede \"sickness\" or \"beauty\" as well as \"porch\"","Answer":"sleeping"},{"Category":"STATES OF THE UNION","Question":"To go from Norwalk to Norwich in this state, head east on I-95 to I-395 north","Answer":"Connecticut"},{"Category":"MUD","Question":"The phrase \"His name is mud\" predates Dr. Mudd's setting this assassin's leg, so it doesn't mean the doctor","Answer":"John Wilkes Booth"},{"Category":"\"T\" TIME AT THE LIBRARY","Question":"Watch out for \"personal injuries\" if you lift all his legal thrillers, including \"Personal Injuries\", at once","Answer":"Scott Turow"},{"Category":"JULIA ROBERTS FILM FEST","Question":"The 2 movies in which Julia starred opposite Richard Gere","Answer":"Pretty Woman & Runaway Bride"},{"Category":"WOMEN'S HEALTH","Question":"Often given with progesterone, it's the main hormone in hormone replacement therapy","Answer":"estrogen"},{"Category":"DOUBLE LETTERS","Question":"(Jimmy of the Clue Crew having a pass thrown to him by Charlie Batch of the Pittsburgh Steelers) The name of this pass pattern is also a type of fastener","Answer":"buttonhook"},{"Category":"STATES OF THE UNION","Question":"Commonwealth whose state seal [\"United We Stand, Divided We Fall\"] is seen here","Answer":"Kentucky"},{"Category":"MUD","Question":"This poem set in Mudville was first published in the San Francisco Examiner, in 1888","Answer":"\"Casey at the Bat\""},{"Category":"\"T\" TIME AT THE LIBRARY","Question":"It's the third book of the autobiographical trilogy that began with \"Tropic of Cancer\"","Answer":"\"Triopic of Capricorn\""},{"Category":"JULIA ROBERTS FILM FEST","Question":"In her first major role, Julia served up Italian food New England style in this movie","Answer":"Mystic Pizza"},{"Category":"WOMEN'S HEALTH","Question":"In a \"Got Milk\" ad, Jennifer Love Hewitt says she hates this bone condition, so she has fat free milk with every meal","Answer":"osteoporosis"},{"Category":"DOUBLE LETTERS","Question":"The petals of a flower considered as a group, or a model of Toyota","Answer":"Corolla"},{"Category":"STATES OF THE UNION","Question":"The 4 large stars on the flag of Arkansas represent the U.S., France, Spain & this","Answer":"the Confederacy"},{"Category":"MUD","Question":"In 1999 scientists found the remains of one of these giant creatures embedded in the frozen mud in Siberia","Answer":"mammoth"},{"Category":"\"T\" TIME AT THE LIBRARY","Question":"Hawthorne's college classmate Horatio Bridge paid for the publication of this collection of \"Tales\"","Answer":"\"Twice-Told Tales\""},{"Category":"JULIA ROBERTS FILM FEST","Question":"Justine Bateman, not Julia, got top billing in this 1988 film about teenage girls who form a band","Answer":"Satisfaction"},{"Category":"WOMEN'S HEALTH","Question":"Joint pain is one symptom of SLE, a common disorder in women that's also called by this 5-letter name","Answer":"lupus"},{"Category":"DOUBLE LETTERS","Question":"This Anglo-Saxon kingdom east of Cornwall was probably founded in the 6th century by Prince Cerdic & his son Cynric","Answer":"Wessex"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY U.S. PRESIDENTS","Question":"This president shares his middle name with the name of a 1st C. Jewish theologian mentioned in the New Testament","Answer":"Warren Gamaliel Harding"},{"Category":"LANGUAGES","Question":"Scholars agree that the oldest form of this language can be found in the song of Deborah in Judges","Answer":"Hebrew"},{"Category":"MAD","Question":"TV host seen here on the cover of Mad Magazine","Answer":"Jeff Probst"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"Ben Crenshaw & Phil Mickelson are the only 3-time winners of this college sport's championship tournament","Answer":"golf"},{"Category":"WHO IS THEON OF SMYRNA?","Question":"Like Ptolemy, about whom he wrote, Theon placed this body in the center of the cosmos","Answer":"Earth"},{"Category":"\"LESS\" IS MORE","Question":"Type of whisper in the title of a Wham! hit","Answer":"Careless"},{"Category":"VEGAS, BABY","Question":"An illusion, a fantasy, a pipe dream, or a Las Vegas hotel","Answer":"Mirage"},{"Category":"LANGUAGES","Question":"This language is known by its speakers as Nederlands","Answer":"Dutch"},{"Category":"MAD","Question":"What made this Mel Gibson character mad was outlaw bikers killing his wife & kid","Answer":"Max"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"(I'm Hall of Fame running back Tony Dorsett) This man was my coach for my first 11 seasons in the NFL","Answer":"Tom Landry"},{"Category":"WHO IS THEON OF SMYRNA?","Question":"Theon's home of Smyrna is now called Izmir & is one of the chief seaports of this country of Asia Minor","Answer":"Turkey"},{"Category":"\"LESS\" IS MORE","Question":"It's Southwest Airlines' name for the paper-free type of travel it introduced on all routes in January 1995","Answer":"Ticketless"},{"Category":"VEGAS, BABY","Question":"A legendary weapon that emerged from a lake, or a Las Vegas hotel","Answer":"Excalibur"},{"Category":"LANGUAGES","Question":"Of Inka, Dinka or Doo, an actual language spoken in southern Sudan","Answer":"Dinka"},{"Category":"MAD","Question":"Back in the '60s Sue Kaufman wrote the \"Diary of a Mad\" this","Answer":"Housewife"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"In 1994, at age 45, he became heavyweight boxing champ again & was the AP's Male Athlete of the Year","Answer":"George Foreman"},{"Category":"WHO IS THEON OF SMYRNA?","Question":"Theon's greatest work, available on Amazon.com, has mathematics useful for understanding this \"Republic\" author","Answer":"Plato"},{"Category":"\"LESS\" IS MORE","Question":"Putting it before \"Communism\", Harry Truman popularized the use of this word meaning \"atheistic\"","Answer":"godless"},{"Category":"VEGAS, BABY","Question":"The European playground seen here, or a Las Vegas hotel","Answer":"Monte Carlo"},{"Category":"LANGUAGES","Question":"More than 375 languages & dialects are spoken in this country's Madhya Pradesh state","Answer":"India"},{"Category":"MAD","Question":"Clicking on the Encarta index entry of Mad Anthony will take you to this man","Answer":"Anthony Wayne"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"He was director of athletics at NYC's Downtown Athletic Club from 1928 to 1936","Answer":"John Heisman"},{"Category":"WHO IS THEON OF SMYRNA?","Question":"Writing on these, Theon covers, among others, the circular, oblong, prime & even ones","Answer":"numbers"},{"Category":"\"LESS\" IS MORE","Question":"(Video clue of a pair of glasses; text unavailable due to sound problems)","Answer":"rimless"},{"Category":"VEGAS, BABY","Question":"The bird Phoenicopterus ruber roseus, or a Las Vegas hotel","Answer":"Flamingo"},{"Category":"LANGUAGES","Question":"Gaspar Karolyi's translation of the Bible in 1590 was influential in the development of this as a national language","Answer":"Hungarian"},{"Category":"MAD","Question":"The Cold War nuclear balance was known as \"MAD\", mutually assured this","Answer":"destruction"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"In the 1992-93 season this Pittsburgh Penguin missed 24 games but still won the NHL scoring title","Answer":"Mario Lemieux"},{"Category":"WHO IS THEON OF SMYRNA?","Question":"Theon seems to have lived at the same time that this Roman emperor was building his famous wall","Answer":"Hadrian"},{"Category":"\"LESS\" IS MORE","Question":"Jean-Paul Belmondo is the cool criminal Michel in this French New Wave classic","Answer":"Breathless"},{"Category":"THE BLUE ANGELS","Question":"(Sarah of the Clue Crew riding in a Blue Angels jet) On takeoff, for a high-performance climb, pilots can experience six times the force of this","Answer":"gravity"},{"Category":"TONY-WINNING COMPOSERS","Question":"1980: \"Evita\"","Answer":"Andrew Lloyd Webber"},{"Category":"SPEECH! SPEECH!","Question":"Subject of Daniel Webster's March 7, 1850 & Frederick Douglass' July 5, 1852 speeches","Answer":"slavery"},{"Category":"FEDERAL AID PROGRAMS","Question":"The Black Lung Program benefits those who worked as these, & their widows & their dependents","Answer":"coal miners"},{"Category":"\"A\" PLUS","Question":"Iran & Pakistan both border this nation","Answer":"Afghanistan"},{"Category":"LITERARY BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Meg, Jo, Beth & Amy March have crushes on Rupert Birkin & Gerald Crich in this D.H. Lawrence novel","Answer":"Little Women in Love"},{"Category":"THE BLUE ANGELS","Question":"(Sarah of the Clue Crew on the tarmac) When the Blue Angels perform the formation known for this precious gem, the jets are only 12 inches apart","Answer":"diamond"},{"Category":"TONY-WINNING COMPOSERS","Question":"1993: \"The Who's Tommy\"","Answer":"Pete Townshend"},{"Category":"SPEECH! SPEECH!","Question":"Nicholas Butler told Columbia grads, \"An expert is one who knows more and more about\" this and this","Answer":"less and less"},{"Category":"FEDERAL AID PROGRAMS","Question":"State with the highest average monthly food stamp benefit per person; at over $100, that's a lot of poi","Answer":"Hawaii"},{"Category":"\"A\" PLUS","Question":"When he launched the comic strip \"Dilbert\" in 1989, this man was an engineer working for Pacific Bell","Answer":"Scott Adams"},{"Category":"LITERARY BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Daisy Miller & Natty Bumppo could have joined forces in a novel by this author","Answer":"Henry James Fenimore Cooper"},{"Category":"THE BLUE ANGELS","Question":"(Sarah of the Clue Crew riding in a Blue Angels jet) With a ceiling of over 50,000 feet, the Blue Angels jets, FA-18s, are known by the name of this insect","Answer":"hornet"},{"Category":"TONY-WINNING COMPOSERS","Question":"1973: \"A Little Night Music\"","Answer":"Stpehen Sondheim"},{"Category":"SPEECH! SPEECH!","Question":"This onetime governor of Texas delivered the keynote speech at the 1988 Democratic Convention","Answer":"Ann Richards"},{"Category":"FEDERAL AID PROGRAMS","Question":"Perkins & Stafford Loans & Pell Grants are for these people","Answer":"college students"},{"Category":"\"A\" PLUS","Question":"In February 1999 several of these killed 38 people in the Austrian towns of Galtur & Valzur","Answer":"avalanches"},{"Category":"LITERARY BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Clym Yeobright comes back home & is killed by Bigger Thomas in this Thomas Hardy-Richard Wright work","Answer":"Return of the Native Son"},{"Category":"THE BLUE ANGELS","Question":"(Sarah of the Clue Crew on the tarmac) Bearing the name of a Greek letter, this classic Blue Angels formation uses all 6 jets","Answer":"Delta"},{"Category":"TONY-WINNING COMPOSERS","Question":"1950: \"South Pacific\"","Answer":"Richard Rodgers"},{"Category":"SPEECH! SPEECH!","Question":"On July 19, 1988 he was out proclaiming \"Keep hope alive\"","Answer":"Jesse Jackson"},{"Category":"FEDERAL AID PROGRAMS","Question":"The National School Lunch Program comes from this dept., also concerned with foot-and-mouth disease","Answer":"Agriculture"},{"Category":"\"A\" PLUS","Question":"From Greek words meaning \"to watch from both sides\", it's a large open arena for public entertainments","Answer":"amphitheatre"},{"Category":"LITERARY BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"American ambulance driver Frederic Henry satirizes romantic ideas about war in this work by Hemingway & Shaw","Answer":"A Farewell to Arms and the Man"},{"Category":"THE BLUE ANGELS","Question":"(Sarah of the Clue Crew on the tarmac) Using only 5 planes, this formation pays tribute to fallen heroes & comrades","Answer":"Missing Man Formation"},{"Category":"TONY-WINNING COMPOSERS","Question":"1949: \"Kiss Me, Kate\"","Answer":"Cole Porter"},{"Category":"SPEECH! SPEECH!","Question":"In 1653 he told the Rump Parliament to get off its rump & \"In the name of God, go!\"","Answer":"Oliver Cromwell"},{"Category":"FEDERAL AID PROGRAMS","Question":"This cabinet department operates over 160 hospitals & has guaranteed over 16 million loans","Answer":"Veterans Affairs"},{"Category":"\"A\" PLUS","Question":"It's the color mentioned in the second line of \"America the Beautiful\"","Answer":"amber"},{"Category":"LITERARY BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"The horror! The horror! Marlow travels up the Congo to find Kurtz & Rubashov in a totalitarian prison state","Answer":"Heart of Darkness at Noon"},{"Category":"ALL GOD'S CREATURES","Question":"Edison proposed a flying machine based on the flight of this creature, also the subject of a musical work","Answer":"bumblebee"},{"Category":"\"B\" IN GEOGRAPHY","Question":"It's the Canadian province that borders Idaho","Answer":"British Columbia"},{"Category":"YOU'RE AN ANIMAL!","Question":"The dwarf variety of this cold-blooded killer is seen here","Answer":"Crocodile"},{"Category":"WORLD HISTORY","Question":"This Navy commander flew from a base at Little America to the South Pole & back Nov. 28-29, 1929","Answer":"Admiral Richard Byrd"},{"Category":"FAIRY TALE FEMMES","Question":"One of the few times she laughs in Wonderland is when she has to use a flamingo to play croquet","Answer":"Alice"},{"Category":"ANAGRAMMED STATE CAPITALS","Question":"Any lab","Answer":"Albany"},{"Category":"TOM JONES","Question":"Singer Tom Jones is the son of one of these workers; Loretta Lynn is famous for being the daughter of one","Answer":"Coal miner"},{"Category":"\"B\" IN GEOGRAPHY","Question":"One of the newer large cities in the world, it's located in the central plateau of Brazil","Answer":"Brasilia"},{"Category":"YOU'RE AN ANIMAL!","Question":"A river, a city & a hound all bear the name of this member of the deer family","Answer":"Elk"},{"Category":"WORLD HISTORY","Question":"Accused of accepting bribes, Francis Bacon was imprisoned in this forbidding complex in 1621","Answer":"Tower of London"},{"Category":"FAIRY TALE FEMMES","Question":"She ate the window pane of the witch's cottage","Answer":"Gretel"},{"Category":"ANAGRAMMED STATE CAPITALS","Question":"Males","Answer":"Salem"},{"Category":"TOM JONES","Question":"Tom hails from Pontypridd in this British Isles country","Answer":"Wales"},{"Category":"\"B\" IN GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Since 1969 this Northern Ireland port city of 300,000 has been the site of violent religious conflict","Answer":"Belfast"},{"Category":"YOU'RE AN ANIMAL!","Question":"The critter seen here (bulldog) is a symbol of this nation","Answer":"Great Britain"},{"Category":"WORLD HISTORY","Question":"More than 250,000 died in fighting before France granted this African nation independence July 3, 1962","Answer":"Algeria"},{"Category":"FAIRY TALE FEMMES","Question":"She would have been popular in the '60s; she was always letting her hair down","Answer":"Rapunzel"},{"Category":"ANAGRAMMED STATE CAPITALS","Question":"Proved nice","Answer":"Providence"},{"Category":"TOM JONES","Question":"Tom played -- who else? -- himself on the \"Marge Gets a Job\" episode of this animated TV series in 1992","Answer":"The Simpsons"},{"Category":"\"B\" IN GEOGRAPHY","Question":"This city located on the Rhine River became West Germany's capital in 1949","Answer":"Bonn"},{"Category":"YOU'RE AN ANIMAL!","Question":"These predatory birds are named for a place they might dwell","Answer":"Barn owls"},{"Category":"WORLD HISTORY","Question":"In 1784 she founded the city of Sevastopol in her new domain of the Crimea","Answer":"Catherine the Great"},{"Category":"FAIRY TALE FEMMES","Question":"The Brothers Grimm gave no name for the miller's daughter who guessed the name of this little man","Answer":"Rumpelstiltskin"},{"Category":"ANAGRAMMED STATE CAPITALS","Question":"Poke at","Answer":"Topeka"},{"Category":"TOM JONES","Question":"Tom played -- who else? -- in this 1996 Tim Burton film about invaders from outer space","Answer":"Mars Attacks!"},{"Category":"\"B\" IN GEOGRAPHY","Question":"It's the capital of Catalonia","Answer":"Barcelona"},{"Category":"YOU'RE AN ANIMAL!","Question":"It's the genus & species of this animal (\"caveman\")","Answer":"Homo sapiens"},{"Category":"WORLD HISTORY","Question":"This Portuguese \"Admiral of the Indian Seas\" discovered & named the Amirante Islands","Answer":"Vasco da Gama"},{"Category":"FAIRY TALE FEMMES","Question":"He wrote a little about women: \"The Little Match Girl\", \"The Little Mermaid\"...","Answer":"Hans Christian Andersen"},{"Category":"ANAGRAMMED STATE CAPITALS","Question":"Leg hair","Answer":"Raleigh"},{"Category":"TOM JONES","Question":"It's not odd that this 1965 song is heard in the 1998 film \"Little Voice\"","Answer":"\"It's Not Unusual\""},{"Category":"PARISIANS","Question":"When Lenin moved to Paris in 1908, he naturally settled on this bank of the Seine","Answer":"Left Bank"},{"Category":"FRUIT","Question":"The Bing & other sweet varieties of this fruit are self-sterile; they cannot pollinate themselves","Answer":"Cherries"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN OPERAS","Question":"\"Amleto\"","Answer":"Hamlet"},{"Category":"WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS","Question":"The French for \"scandal\" gave us the name of this high-kicking dance popular in music halls of the 19th century","Answer":"Can-Can"},{"Category":"FILM FACTS","Question":"This TV star played a senator who had his \"Hawkeye\" on Meryl Streep in \"The Seduction of Joe Tynan\"","Answer":"Alan Alda"},{"Category":"TOM JONES","Question":"In book 13 country boy Tom arrives in this metropolis, where the climactic action takes place","Answer":"London"},{"Category":"PARISIANS","Question":"For speaking too \"Candide\"ly, he did time in the Bastille, but later lived in a mansion on Ile St-Louis","Answer":"Voltaire"},{"Category":"FRUIT","Question":"The Bartlett type of this fruit begins to ripen in summer; other varieties ripen later in the year","Answer":"Pears"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN OPERAS","Question":"\"Il Mercante Di Venezia\"","Answer":"The Merchant of Venice"},{"Category":"WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS","Question":"This phrase for taking a break from a long period of sitting goes back to 19th century baseball","Answer":"Seventh-inning stretch"},{"Category":"FILM FACTS","Question":"This Beatle not only strarred in \"Give My Regards to Broad Street\", he wrote the screenplay & the score","Answer":"Paul McCartney"},{"Category":"TOM JONES","Question":"This author of the novel based the heroine, Sophia, on his beloved late wife","Answer":"Henry Fielding"},{"Category":"PARISIANS","Question":"The voice of this woman, born in Paris in 1915, evokes the city in songs like \"Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien\"","Answer":"Edith Piaf"},{"Category":"FRUIT","Question":"This fruit often originates from peach seeds & peaches sometimes come from its seeds","Answer":"Nectarines"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN OPERAS","Question":"\"Cordelia\"","Answer":"KIng Lear"},{"Category":"WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS","Question":"An illustrated \"girl\" & a variation on the martini are named for this U.S. artist","Answer":"Charles Dana Gibson"},{"Category":"FILM FACTS","Question":"\"Titanic\" tied this 1959 film's record of 11 Oscars but didn't overtake it","Answer":"Ben-Hur"},{"Category":"TOM JONES","Question":"Tom finally learns the true identity of this person; he thought it was Jenny the maid","Answer":"His mother"},{"Category":"PARISIANS","Question":"In the 1880s he introduced his brother & roommate, Vincent, to the Impressionists","Answer":"Theo Van Gogh"},{"Category":"FRUIT","Question":"A cluster, or hand, of this fruit consists of 10-20 fingers","Answer":"Bananas"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN OPERAS","Question":"\"Der Sturm\"","Answer":"The Tempest"},{"Category":"WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS","Question":"From the Italian for \"chatter\", it's a person who claims knowledge or skill he doesn't have","Answer":"Charlatan"},{"Category":"FILM FACTS","Question":"Roy Rogers sang \"Buttons and Bows\" with Bob Hope & Jane Russell in this sequel to \"The Paleface\"","Answer":"Son of Paleface"},{"Category":"TOM JONES","Question":"The benevolent Mr. Allworthy & the crude Mr. Western have this title given to English country gentlemen","Answer":"Squire"},{"Category":"PARISIANS","Question":"This saint taught at the University of Paris while working on \"Summa Theologica\" in the 13th century","Answer":"St. Thomas Aquinas"},{"Category":"FRUIT","Question":"This hybrid of a tangerine & a grapefruit comes in 2 main varieties: Orlando & Minneola","Answer":"Tangelo"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN OPERAS","Question":"\"Beaucoup de Bruit Pour Rien\"","Answer":"Much Ado About Nothing"},{"Category":"WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS","Question":"2 Greek words for \"long life\" give us this word which refers to a diet or lifestyle said to prolong life","Answer":"Macrobiotic"},{"Category":"FILM FACTS","Question":"As a child, this \"Doctor Zhivago\" co-star had a bit role in her father's film \"Limelight\"","Answer":"Geraldine Chaplin"},{"Category":"TOM JONES","Question":"This \"Kubla Khan\" poet thought \"Tom Jones\" had 1 of the 3 best plots in all literature","Answer":"Samuel Taylor Coleridge"},{"Category":"1950s ACHIEVEMENTS","Question":"On Nov. 20, 1953, in a Douglas D-558-2, Scott Crossfield reached this benchmark","Answer":"Traveling twice the speed of sound"},{"Category":"U.N. SECRETARIES-GENERAL","Question":"This current Secretary-General is the first U.N. career official to hold the post","Answer":"Kofi Annan"},{"Category":"SONGS","Question":"It's what \"everybody in the whole cell block was dancin' to\"","Answer":"\"Jailhouse Rock\""},{"Category":"THE NEW CAR LOT","Question":"This company's '99 Quest minivan & Mercury's '99 Villager -- same thing","Answer":"Nissan"},{"Category":"\"TU\"","Question":"The University of Phoenix has a branch in this city","Answer":"Tucson"},{"Category":"MANY IRONS","Question":"This mythical barrier cut off the Soviet Union & its friends after World War II","Answer":"Iron Curtain"},{"Category":"IN THE FIRE","Question":"Many 17th century New York City households had one of these to form a brigade in case of fire","Answer":"Bucket"},{"Category":"U.N. SECRETARIES-GENERAL","Question":"At the time only a secretary-general to-be, this Egyptian played a major role in the 1979 Arab-Israeli peace accord","Answer":"Boutros Boutros-Ghali"},{"Category":"SONGS","Question":"Willie Nelson must be \"wond'rin' what in the world did I do\" by writing this Patsy Cline hit","Answer":"\"Crazy\""},{"Category":"THE NEW CAR LOT","Question":"Cadillac doesn't want to rub you the wrong way with its new optional front seats that do this to you","Answer":"Massage"},{"Category":"\"TU\"","Question":"Henry VII was the first ruler from this family on the throne of England","Answer":"Tudor"},{"Category":"MANY IRONS","Question":"The male lead in \"The French Lieutenant's Woman\"; Meryl Streep played the title character","Answer":"Jeremy Irons"},{"Category":"IN THE FIRE","Question":"Since 1932 this brand has provided reliable flames for soldiers, campers & others","Answer":"Zippo"},{"Category":"U.N. SECRETARIES-GENERAL","Question":"In the 1960s this Burmese secretary-general sought to apply Buddhist principles to international problem solving","Answer":"U Thant"},{"Category":"SONGS","Question":"\"It's a marvelous night for\" this Van Morrison hit, \"with the stars up above in your eyes\"","Answer":"\"Moondance\""},{"Category":"THE NEW CAR LOT","Question":"This Chrysler brand has flown the coop with the end of production of its Talon","Answer":"Eagle"},{"Category":"\"TU\"","Question":"Creature seen here in a non-candid photo","Answer":"Tuna"},{"Category":"MANY IRONS","Question":"It's gold! Gold, I tell you! Gold!!! Oh, no -- it's not... it's this, fool's gold","Answer":"Iron pyrite"},{"Category":"IN THE FIRE","Question":"Oliver Wendell Holmes said not to falsely yell \"Fire\" in one of these, where 850 Viennese died Dec. 8, 1881","Answer":"Theater"},{"Category":"U.N. SECRETARIES-GENERAL","Question":"Trying to resolve problems in the Congo, this Swedish secretary-general died in a plane crash in Africa in 1961","Answer":"Dag Hammarskjold"},{"Category":"SONGS","Question":"Having this title problem, Barry Manilow sings, \"I can't laugh and I can't sing, I'm finding it hard to do anything\"","Answer":"\"Can't Smile Without You\""},{"Category":"THE NEW CAR LOT","Question":"The '99 Saab 9-5 offers a real cool option: this is \"refrigerated\"","Answer":"Glove compartment"},{"Category":"\"TU\"","Question":"From the Latin for \"uproar\", it's a confusion of voices","Answer":"Tumult"},{"Category":"MANY IRONS","Question":"Bruce Dickinson was the lead singer of this British heavy metal band","Answer":"Iron Maiden"},{"Category":"IN THE FIRE","Question":"Peshtigo, Wisc. was destroyed by a fire that began Oct. 8, 1871, the same day as this city's Great Fire","Answer":"Chicago"},{"Category":"U.N. SECRETARIES-GENERAL","Question":"This Oslo-born secretary-general served in the Norwegian government in exile during WWII","Answer":"Trygve Lie"},{"Category":"SONGS","Question":"A standard song says of this \"fickle friend\", it \"came blowin' in from across the sea\"","Answer":"\"The Summer Wind\""},{"Category":"THE NEW CAR LOT","Question":"Your pocketbook may not \"Bond\" with the $130,000 base price of its DB7 Coupe","Answer":"Aston Martin"},{"Category":"\"TU\"","Question":"The ruins of Carthage are in this country","Answer":"Tunisia"},{"Category":"MANY IRONS","Question":"This Prusso-German statesman was the \"Iron Chancellor\"","Answer":"Otto von Bismarck"},{"Category":"IN THE FIRE","Question":"2-word phrase for what sometimes happens to oily rags & often happens to the drummers of Spinal Tap","Answer":"Spontaneous combustion"},{"Category":"AWARDS","Question":"You might have to take a bullet to earn one of these","Answer":"Purple Heart"},{"Category":"THE MOVIES","Question":"Mike Myers travels from '60s London to Vegas in the '90s as this \"International Man of Mystery\"","Answer":"Austin Powers"},{"Category":"RELIGION BY THE NUMBERS","Question":"This legendary dozen included 2 Jameses, 2 Judases & an eventual replacement named Matthias","Answer":"Twelve Apostles/disciples"},{"Category":"NAME THE POET","Question":"\"Listen, my children, and you shall hear of the midnight ride of Paul Revere\"","Answer":"Henry Wadsworth Longfellow"},{"Category":"AWARDS","Question":"Richard Pryor was the first recipient of a Kennedy Center humorists' prize named for this American author","Answer":"Mark Twain"},{"Category":"THE MOVIES","Question":"John Lithgow played a transsexual former football player in this 1982 movie based on a John Irving novel","Answer":"The World According to Garp"},{"Category":"THEIR COUNTRY'S LAST MONARCH","Question":"In 1893 the queen seen here (Liliuokalani) became the last monarch of this country","Answer":"Hawaii"},{"Category":"RELIGION BY THE NUMBERS","Question":"The sixth of these was an outbreak of boils & sores","Answer":"Ten Plagues of Egypt"},{"Category":"NAME THE POET","Question":"\"Whan that Aprill with his shoures soote the droghte of March hath perced to the roote\"","Answer":"Geoffrey Chaucer"},{"Category":"ANIMAL GROUPS","Question":"This word can refer to laziness, a 2-toed mammal, or a group of bears","Answer":"Sloth"},{"Category":"AWARDS","Question":"In \"Good Will Hunting\", Stellan Skarsgard had a Fields Medal, called \"The Nobel Prize of\" this discipline","Answer":"Mathematics"},{"Category":"THE MOVIES","Question":"John Larroquette played Captain Stillman in this wacky 1981 comedy about misfits in the Army","Answer":"Stripes"},{"Category":"THEIR COUNTRY'S LAST MONARCH","Question":"1952: Infant king Fu'ad II","Answer":"Egypt"},{"Category":"RELIGION BY THE NUMBERS","Question":"It's the Greek term meaning \"5 tools\" that represents the 1st 5 books of the Bible","Answer":"Pentateuch"},{"Category":"NAME THE POET","Question":"\"His pride had cast him out from heaven, with all his host of rebel angels\"","Answer":"John Milton"},{"Category":"ANIMAL GROUPS","Question":"This term for a group of elk also applies to sharks (the ones in \"West Side Story\")","Answer":"Gang"},{"Category":"AWARDS","Question":"\"Pearls for Pigs\" was 1998's best play in these off-Broadway awards given by the Village Voice","Answer":"Obies"},{"Category":"THE MOVIES","Question":"Julia Ormond was the chauffeur's daughter in love with a rich playboy in this 1995 update of a 1954 classic","Answer":"Sabrina"},{"Category":"THEIR COUNTRY'S LAST MONARCH","Question":"1910: King Manuel II","Answer":"Portugal"},{"Category":"RELIGION BY THE NUMBERS","Question":"For Muslims: witnessing, prayer, alms giving, fasting & pilgrimage","Answer":"Five Pillars of Faith"},{"Category":"NAME THE POET","Question":"\"Tho' I've belted you an' flayed you, by the livin' gawd that made you, you're a better man than I am, Gunga Din\"","Answer":"Rudyard Kipling"},{"Category":"ANIMAL GROUPS","Question":"It's a feather filling for quilts, as well as a group of hares","Answer":"Down"},{"Category":"AWARDS","Question":"Theodore Hesburgh, once president of this university, has been awarded over 100 honorary degrees","Answer":"Notre Dame"},{"Category":"THE MOVIES","Question":"In 1985 Helena Bonham Carter portrayed this historic \"Lady\" on film","Answer":"Lady Jane Grey"},{"Category":"THEIR COUNTRY'S LAST MONARCH","Question":"1947: Eastern Europe's King Michael","Answer":"Romania"},{"Category":"RELIGION BY THE NUMBERS","Question":"Right effort, right speech & right action are 3 parts of this noble Buddhist way","Answer":"Eightfold Path"},{"Category":"NAME THE POET","Question":"\"To see a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wild flower\"","Answer":"William Blake"},{"Category":"ANIMAL GROUPS","Question":"Wisconsin folks know a cete is a group of these carnivores","Answer":"Badgers"},{"Category":"IN THE BOOKSTORE","Question":"Bestselling author seen here (she's holding a large \"A\" & a large \"Z\")","Answer":"Sue Grafton"},{"Category":"WORLD GEOGRAPHY","Question":"It's the lowest, flattest & smallest continent","Answer":"Australia"},{"Category":"WOMEN'S FASHION","Question":"This part of Princess Diana's wedding ensemble was 25 feet long","Answer":"Train"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH \"B\"","Question":"A little mistake, or Yogi Bear's little buddy","Answer":"Boo Boo"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY RELATIVES","Question":"\"Tucker\" marked the 1st time this father & son had worked together since \"Sea Hunt\" in the '60s","Answer":"Lloyd & Jeff Bridges"},{"Category":"SPORTS TRIVIA","Question":"In case you want to book your flights now, this will be played in Tampa in 1991 & Minneapolis in 1992","Answer":"The Super Bowl"},{"Category":"SAY CHEESE","Question":"Italian cheesecake is made with this cheese whose name means \"recooked\"","Answer":"Ricotta"},{"Category":"WORLD GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Abingdon, Windsor, Gravesend & Southend-On-Sea are on this European river","Answer":"Thames"},{"Category":"WOMEN'S FASHION","Question":"The \"Cuban\" style of these shoe features came into style in the early 1900s","Answer":"Heels"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH \"B\"","Question":"An insect who hangs out in your four-poster, or what a private eye might slip under your mattress","Answer":"Bedbug"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY RELATIVES","Question":"These brothers both became TV stars: one ran Dodge City & the other led the Impossible Missions Force","Answer":"James Arness & Peter Graves"},{"Category":"SPORTS TRIVIA","Question":"In 1989 Emerson Fittipaldi knocked Al Unser Jr. out of this race on lap 199 & won","Answer":"The Indianapolis 500"},{"Category":"SAY CHEESE","Question":"The 2 cheeses coated with red wax named for towns, one in North Holland province, one in South","Answer":"Edam & Gouda"},{"Category":"WORLD GEOGRAPHY","Question":"City that stands on the ruins of Tenochtitlan, the capital of the Aztec people","Answer":"Mexico City"},{"Category":"WOMEN'S FASHION","Question":"The patches European women wore on their faces in the 1600s were usually this color","Answer":"Black"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH \"B\"","Question":"A Russian grandmother, or her kerchief","Answer":"Babushka"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY RELATIVES","Question":"David Canary, who's seen on \"All My Children\", claims to be a descendant of this famous frontierswoman","Answer":"Calamity Jane"},{"Category":"SPORTS TRIVIA","Question":"The French Open tennis tournament is played on courts of this color clay","Answer":"Red"},{"Category":"SAY CHEESE","Question":"This cheese that has an orange rind originated in Alsace & is named for a city there","Answer":"Muenster"},{"Category":"WORLD GEOGRAPHY","Question":"The highest airport in the world is Lhasa Airport in this country","Answer":"TIbet"},{"Category":"WOMEN'S FASHION","Question":"Popular in the 18th century, Watteau gowns were inspired by Jean Antoine Watteau, who was one of these","Answer":"Painter"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH \"B\"","Question":"This oily dressing makes your hair glossy, but it sounds like it makes you smart","Answer":"Brilliantine"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY RELATIVES","Question":"His uncle Francis Coppola directed him when he played the man to whom \"Peggy Sue Got Married\"","Answer":"Nicolas Cage"},{"Category":"SPORTS TRIVIA","Question":"The Orangemen of Syracuse were NCAA champs in '88 & '89 in this Native American sport","Answer":"Lacrosse"},{"Category":"SAY CHEESE","Question":"This name refers to natural cheddar made in the U.S. & is often confused with processed cheese","Answer":"American cheese"},{"Category":"WORLD GEOGRAPHY","Question":"The hot water heating of this northern European capital is drawn directly from underground springs","Answer":"Reykjavik, Iceland"},{"Category":"WOMEN'S FASHION","Question":"This turn-of-the-century \"girl\" wore a shortwaist dress with puffed sleeves & a Pompadour hairdo","Answer":"Gibson Girl"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH \"B\"","Question":"2-word French term for a small bundle of herbs, often tied together & used for flavoring","Answer":"Bouquet Garni"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY RELATIVES","Question":"Pam Dawber's famous father-in-law","Answer":"Tom Harmon"},{"Category":"SPORTS TRIVIA","Question":"In 1989 this Canadian team won its 1st Stanley Cup","Answer":"Calgary Flames"},{"Category":"SAY CHEESE","Question":"According to legend, it was created when a shepherd left a piece of cheese in a cave for several weeks","Answer":"Roquefort"},{"Category":"EXPLORERS","Question":"Born Giovanni Caboto, this Venetian did his exploring in the service of England","Answer":"John Cabot"},{"Category":"THE HUMAN BODY","Question":"When this organ churns & makes perisstaltic waves, some people say it's \"growling\"","Answer":"Stomach"},{"Category":"AMERICAN LITERATURE","Question":"This clergyman who wrote \"The Short History of New-England\" in 1694 was the son of Increase Mather","Answer":"Cotton Mather"},{"Category":"COMPOSERS","Question":"His sister Fanny Mendelssohn wrote some of the songs attributed to him","Answer":"Felix Mendelssohn"},{"Category":"THE PLANETS","Question":"As viewed from Earth, it's the brightest planet in the nighttime sky","Answer":"Venus"},{"Category":"ANTIQUES","Question":"Used as early as the 15th century, apostle spoons usually came in sets of this number","Answer":"12 or 13"},{"Category":"EXPLORERS","Question":"N.Y. observes a holiday honoring the 1524 discovery of N.Y. Harbor by this Italian navigator","Answer":"Giovanni Verrazano"},{"Category":"THE HUMAN BODY","Question":"The oval window is a membrane forming one of the boundaries between the middle & the inner parts of this","Answer":"Ear"},{"Category":"AMERICAN LITERATURE","Question":"He wrote \"Cadillac Jack\" & \"Lonesome Dove\" after \"Terms of Endearment\"","Answer":"Larry McMurtry"},{"Category":"COMPOSERS","Question":"Of the 3 Bs, the 2 who died in Vienna","Answer":"Beethoven & Brahms"},{"Category":"THE PLANETS","Question":"In August 1989 it became the last planet encountered by Voyager 2","Answer":"Neptune"},{"Category":"ANTIQUES","Question":"Fireplace tool that consists of matching shaped boards, a metal nozzle & flexible leather sides","Answer":"Bellows"},{"Category":"EXPLORERS","Question":"Ponce de Leon was looking for it when he discovered Florida; some are still looking for it today","Answer":"Fountain of Youth"},{"Category":"THE HUMAN BODY","Question":"They're also known as your zygomatic bones, & high ones are considered especially attractive","Answer":"Cheekbones"},{"Category":"AMERICAN LITERATURE","Question":"He lived for several weeks among the cannibalistic Typee before he wrote the book of the same name","Answer":"Herman Melville"},{"Category":"COMPOSERS","Question":"It was rumored that he committed suicide over the failure of his last symphony, the \"Pathetique\"","Answer":"Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky"},{"Category":"THE PLANETS","Question":"The 4 largest moons of this planet are called Galilean satellites after Galileo, who saw them in 1610","Answer":"Jupiter"},{"Category":"ANTIQUES","Question":"A method of joining 2 pieces of wood at right angles named for its resemblance to a bird's tail","Answer":"Dovetail"},{"Category":"EXPLORERS","Question":"His 1497-98 voyage to India opened the 1st all-water trade route between Europe & Asia","Answer":"Vasco da Gama"},{"Category":"THE HUMAN BODY","Question":"It's the tube that connects your nose & mouth with your larynx & esophagus","Answer":"Pharynx"},{"Category":"AMERICAN LITERATURE","Question":"Jack Kerouac's 1957 novel about the adventures of Dean Moriarty & friends as they travel the U.S.","Answer":"\"On The Road\""},{"Category":"COMPOSERS","Question":"G. Strepponi sang in \"Nabucco\", the opera that made this composer famous, & later married him","Answer":"Giuseppe Verdi"},{"Category":"THE PLANETS","Question":"In 1971 Mariner 9 discovered a volcano on this planet rising 15 1/2 miles above the surface","Answer":"Mars"},{"Category":"ANTIQUES","Question":"French for \"Chinese Ornament\", it refers to willow pattern china & some Chippendale furniture","Answer":"Chinoisserie"},{"Category":"EXPLORERS","Question":"Tho he didn't find the Northwest Passage, this Frenchman established France's claim to Canada","Answer":"Jacques Cartier"},{"Category":"THE HUMAN BODY","Question":"The ovaries are part of both the reproductive system & this system which produces hormones","Answer":"Endocrine System"},{"Category":"AMERICAN LITERATURE","Question":"It was called \"A Poem Of Walt Whitman, An American\" before it was called this","Answer":"\"Song of Myself\""},{"Category":"COMPOSERS","Question":"Mussorgsky once lived with this \"Scheherazade\" composer who re-edited \"Boris Godunov\" after his death","Answer":"Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov"},{"Category":"THE PLANETS","Question":"This remote planet orbits the sun at a 98 degree axis, almost lying on its side","Answer":"Uranus"},{"Category":"ANTIQUES","Question":"(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): The kind of clock shown here, invented c. 1800 & named for the musical instrument it resembles:","Answer":"Banjo Clock"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN TITLE CHARACTERS","Question":"He is introduced as \"The triple pillar of the world transformed into a strumpet's fool\"","Answer":"Marc Antony"},{"Category":"THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR","Question":"After this early battle, Americans retreated over Charlestown Neck","Answer":"The Battle of Bunker Hill"},{"Category":"GAME SHOWS","Question":"The first letter ever turned by Vanna White on this game show was a \"T\"","Answer":"Wheel of Fortune"},{"Category":"THE ENVIRONMENT","Question":"This \"colorful\" & controversial activist environmental group was formed in Canada in 1971","Answer":"Greenpeace"},{"Category":"THE 50 STATES","Question":"The diatonic or \"Cajun\" accordion is the official musical instrument of this state","Answer":"Louisiana"},{"Category":"PHRASES THAT SELL","Question":"\"Obey your thirst\" and drink this","Answer":"Sprite"},{"Category":"THE \"UNDER\" WORLD","Question":"Lingerie is a fancy word for it","Answer":"underwear"},{"Category":"THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR","Question":"On the evening of April 18, 1775 Robert Newman displayed 2 lanterns in this Boston structure","Answer":"the Old North Church"},{"Category":"GAME SHOWS","Question":"You might phone a friend on this game show hosted by Meredith Vieira","Answer":"Who Wants to Be a Millionaire"},{"Category":"THE ENVIRONMENT","Question":"In 1970 President Nixon created this government body that sets and enforces national pollution control standards","Answer":"the E.P.A."},{"Category":"THE 50 STATES","Question":"This state's famous Derby at Churchill Downs is held annually on the first Saturday of May","Answer":"Kentucky"},{"Category":"PHRASES THAT SELL","Question":"\"Be all that you can be\" in this military branch","Answer":"the Army"},{"Category":"THE \"UNDER\" WORLD","Question":"Abolitionist \"railroad\"","Answer":"underground"},{"Category":"THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR","Question":"In 1774 the owner of the Peggy Stewart was forced to burn his ship & its 2,000-pound cargo of this taxed item","Answer":"tea"},{"Category":"GAME SHOWS","Question":"In this \"Street\"-wise game show, you have to predict answers given by people on the street","Answer":"Street Smarts"},{"Category":"THE ENVIRONMENT","Question":"This triatomic allotrope of oxygen protects us from the full force of harmful ultraviolet rays","Answer":"ozone"},{"Category":"THE 50 STATES","Question":"New Englanders refer to this state as \"Down East\"","Answer":"Maine"},{"Category":"PHRASES THAT SELL","Question":"This network says it's \"The most trusted name in news\"","Answer":"CNN"},{"Category":"THE \"UNDER\" WORLD","Question":"Vegetation growing beneath the trees in a forest","Answer":"underbrush"},{"Category":"THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR","Question":"On September 23, 1779 he & his men successfully attacked a British convoy off Flamborough Head in the North Sea","Answer":"John Paul Jones"},{"Category":"GAME SHOWS","Question":"9 celebrities in a tic-tac-toe-like grid help contestants score 3 in a row on this show","Answer":"Hollywood Squares"},{"Category":"THE ENVIRONMENT","Question":"An animal fills an ecological one of these in a community, from the French for \"nest\"","Answer":"niche"},{"Category":"THE 50 STATES","Question":"The name of this state comes from 2 Choctaw words that mean \"red\" & \"people\"","Answer":"Oklahoma"},{"Category":"PHRASES THAT SELL","Question":"This shipping company asks, \"What can Brown do for you?\"","Answer":"UPS"},{"Category":"THE \"UNDER\" WORLD","Question":"The seaward pull away from shore after a wave has broken","Answer":"undertow"},{"Category":"THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR","Question":"After the defeat at Yorktown, Gen. Charles O'Hara, acting for this man, gave his sword to the Americans","Answer":"Cornwallis"},{"Category":"GAME SHOWS","Question":"Richard Karn hosts this game show where 2 clans match wits; survey says...","Answer":"Family Feud"},{"Category":"THE ENVIRONMENT","Question":"In June 1992 over 100 heads of state met in Rio de Janeiro for this environmental \"Summit\"","Answer":"the Earth Summit"},{"Category":"THE 50 STATES","Question":"National Battlefield Parks include Manassas in Virginia & Kennesaw Mountain in this state","Answer":"Georgia"},{"Category":"PHRASES THAT SELL","Question":"It's the popular query in Verizon's TV ads","Answer":"Can you hear me now?"},{"Category":"THE \"UNDER\" WORLD","Question":"It means to weaken support for something or to unearth too little ore","Answer":"undermine"},{"Category":"THE EVOLUTIONARY WAR","Question":"In 1995 Alabama Gov. James Mocked evolution theory by imitating this type of animal whose name means \"to imitate\"","Answer":"an ape"},{"Category":"WHEN THEY WERE TEENS","Question":"This TV \"Friend\" was a cheerleader at Mountain Brook High School in Alabama","Answer":"Courteney Cox"},{"Category":"FAMOUS AMERICANS","Question":"It was the pen name of beloved children's author Theodor Geisel","Answer":"Dr. Seuss"},{"Category":"GREEK MYTHOLOGY","Question":"The Judgement of Paris refers to the picking of a winner in one of these contests","Answer":"a beauty contest"},{"Category":"YOU HAD TO EXPECT OPERA","Question":"We're not stringing you along: \"El Retablo de Maese Pedro\" is meant to be peformed by these toys","Answer":"puppets"},{"Category":"LONG WORDS","Question":"In 1923 Lts. Macready & Kelly made the first nonstop flight of this 16-letter type, Long Island to San Diego","Answer":"transcontinental"},{"Category":"WHEN THEY WERE TEENS","Question":"This daughter of Francis Ford Coppola was an intern for fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld in Paris","Answer":"Sofia Coppola"},{"Category":"FAMOUS AMERICANS","Question":"In 1844 he succeeded Joseph Smith as leader of the Mormon Church","Answer":"Brigham Young"},{"Category":"GREEK MYTHOLOGY","Question":"Ioalus, the son of Iphicles & Automedusa, helped this man, his uncle, with his labors","Answer":"Hercules"},{"Category":"YOU HAD TO EXPECT OPERA","Question":"At the beginning of an 1893 opera, these little tykes are sent into the woods to pick strawberries","Answer":"Hansel & Gretel"},{"Category":"THE EVOLUTIONARY WAR","Question":"He surprised many in 1996 when he told the Pontifical Academy of Science that evolution was no mere hypothesis","Answer":"Pope John Paul II"},{"Category":"WHEN THEY WERE TEENS","Question":"In 1991 Heather Tom was a teen when she debuted as Victor Newman's daughter on this CBS soap opera","Answer":"The Young & the Restless"},{"Category":"GREEK MYTHOLOGY","Question":"Like father like son--Cronus deposed his father Uranus & this god deposed his father Cronus","Answer":"Zeus"},{"Category":"YOU HAD TO EXPECT OPERA","Question":"King Solomon is a character in \"La Reine de Saba\", an opera about the queen of this place","Answer":"Sheba"},{"Category":"LONG WORDS","Question":"Adjective for an act done without meaning to; legally, it's a type of manslaughter","Answer":"involuntary"},{"Category":"THE EVOLUTIONARY WAR","Question":"Orderly people are bothered by the idea of thse random changes in genetic material helping evolution along","Answer":"mutations"},{"Category":"WHEN THEY WERE TEENS","Question":"This \"boulder\" sized wrestler & movie star was a star football player at Freedom High School in Bethlehem, Pa.","Answer":"The Rock"},{"Category":"FAMOUS AMERICANS","Question":"At the 1855 World's Fair in Paris, one of his sewing machines won first prize","Answer":"Singer"},{"Category":"GREEK MYTHOLOGY","Question":"Athena gave Perseus one of these to use as a mirror against Medusa &, reflecting back, it was a good thing","Answer":"a shield"},{"Category":"YOU HAD TO EXPECT OPERA","Question":"Flosshilde is a Rhinemaiden in this composer's \"Das Rheingold\"","Answer":"Richard Wagner"},{"Category":"LONG WORDS","Question":"This adjective from the Latin for \"to boil\" is used of a bubbly liquid or person","Answer":"effervescent"},{"Category":"THE EVOLUTIONARY WAR","Question":"A 1981 Arkansas law called for balanced teaching of evolution & this opposite type of \"science\"","Answer":"creationism"},{"Category":"WHEN THEY WERE TEENS","Question":"He was known as Chan Kong Sang in his native Hong Kong where he was a teenage stuntman & fight choreographer","Answer":"Jackie Chan"},{"Category":"GREEK MYTHOLOGY","Question":"With a name from the Greek for \"form\", he appeared to people in their dreams","Answer":"Morpheus"},{"Category":"LONG WORDS","Question":"Among bodily noises, hiccup & burp are this type of word that imitates sound","Answer":"an onomatopoeia"},{"Category":"THE WORLD OF ART","Question":"It's the room where you'll find the masterpiece that includes \"The Flood\" & \"The Creation of Eve\"","Answer":"the Sistine Chapel"},{"Category":"ART & ARTISTS","Question":"In 1956 Time magazine dubbed this abstract expressionist \"Jack the Dripper\"","Answer":"Pollock"},{"Category":"TRAVEL","Question":"This Rome landmark is 620 feet long by 513 wide-- plenty of room to run away from a wild beast","Answer":"the Colosseum"},{"Category":"CELEBRITIES' MIDDLE NAMES","Question":"The L. in Samuel L. Jackson stands for this, like a certain bad, bad Mr. Brown of song","Answer":"Leroy"},{"Category":"CATHOLIC PRIESTS","Question":"Served by priests, it may not exceed 18% alcohol","Answer":"communion wine"},{"Category":"TITLE 9","Question":"Daniel Okrent: \"Nine ___: The Anatomy of a Baseball Game\"","Answer":"Innings"},{"Category":"COME \"IN\"","Question":"A new design or creation; necessity is often the mother of it","Answer":"invention"},{"Category":"ART & ARTISTS","Question":"This Dutch master served as chairman of the Delft Artists' Guild from 1662-63 & 1670-71","Answer":"Jan Vermeer"},{"Category":"TRAVEL","Question":"Gamblers will love to know that the Hotel Yak & Yeti in this Nepalese capital houses the 2-story Casino Royale","Answer":"Kathmandu"},{"Category":"CELEBRITIES' MIDDLE NAMES","Question":"Feel free to sing out this middle name of Martin Scorsese; it's the same as Pavarotti's first","Answer":"Luciano"},{"Category":"CATHOLIC PRIESTS","Question":"Title of any priest's immediate boss; the U.S. has 270 of them","Answer":"bishop"},{"Category":"TITLE 9","Question":"John Buchan, filmed by Hitchcock: \"The Thirty-Nine ___\"","Answer":"Steps"},{"Category":"COME \"IN\"","Question":"Be it a stick or cone, strawberry & sandalwood are popular fragrances of this","Answer":"incense"},{"Category":"ART & ARTISTS","Question":"Aquarelle is a transparent, rather than opaque, type of this painting, as seen in Paul Klee's work \"Quarry\"","Answer":"watercolor"},{"Category":"TRAVEL","Question":"This island's Mataveri Intl. Airport, the world's most remote, is serviced only by Chile's LAN Airlines","Answer":"Easter Island"},{"Category":"CELEBRITIES' MIDDLE NAMES","Question":"Author Hawthorne would approve of this middle name of Ralph Fiennes","Answer":"Nathaniel"},{"Category":"CATHOLIC PRIESTS","Question":"The priest's duty to keep your sins secret is traditionally protected by \"the sanctity of\" this booth","Answer":"the confessional"},{"Category":"TITLE 9","Question":"Elizabeth McNeill: \"Nine and a Half ___\"","Answer":"Weeks"},{"Category":"COME \"IN\"","Question":"A military badge of rank or qualification","Answer":"insignia"},{"Category":"ART & ARTISTS","Question":"Andre Breton anagrammed this surrealist's name as \"Avida Dollars\"","Answer":"Salvador Dali"},{"Category":"TRAVEL","Question":"Beautiful Margaret Island in this river has been a Budapest park for more than 100 years","Answer":"the Danube"},{"Category":"CELEBRITIES' MIDDLE NAMES","Question":"Her middle name is Louise; her last name at birth: Ciccone","Answer":"Madonna"},{"Category":"CATHOLIC PRIESTS","Question":"Parish priests have their own one of these, John Vianney","Answer":"patron saint"},{"Category":"TITLE 9","Question":"Jeffrey Toobin: \"The Nine: Inside the Secret World of the ___ ___\"","Answer":"Supreme Court"},{"Category":"COME \"IN\"","Question":"Each Latin verb has 6 of these, including the perfect passive one, like optatus esse, \"to have been desired\"","Answer":"infinitive"},{"Category":"ART & ARTISTS","Question":"This American female impressionist modeled for many of Degas' works, including \"At the Milliner's\"","Answer":"Cassatt"},{"Category":"TRAVEL","Question":"You can buy samples of this fossilized resin at a museum devoted to it in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic","Answer":"amber"},{"Category":"CELEBRITIES' MIDDLE NAMES","Question":"This middle name of actress Mary Masterson makes us wonder if she was named for Mary, Queen of Scots","Answer":"Stuart"},{"Category":"CATHOLIC PRIESTS","Question":"This spiritual \"director\" doesn't arrange your holiday, he helps young men pursue their calling to the priesthood","Answer":"a vocation director"},{"Category":"TITLE 9","Question":"J.D. Salinger: \"Nine ___\"","Answer":"Stories"},{"Category":"COME \"IN\"","Question":"Paul Apak Angilirq was a producer as Canada's IBC, this Broadcasting Corporation","Answer":"Inuit"},{"Category":"WANT ADS","Question":"Numbers cruncher needed! Must be member of AICPA, the American Institute of these","Answer":"Certified Public Accountants"},{"Category":"GO \"SOUTH\"","Question":"...to 90 degrees south latitude & you'll find yourself here","Answer":"the South Pole"},{"Category":"I KNOW THAT WORD BACKWARDS & FORWARDS","Question":"Anatomy-wise, the subscapularis is a muscle in this \"cuff\"","Answer":"rotator"},{"Category":"MESOPOTAMIA","Question":"After centuries of rule by the Ottoman Empire, Mesopotamia mostly became part of this new nation in 1932","Answer":"Iraq"},{"Category":"THE DE NIRO CODE","Question":"As Al Capone in this 1987 film: \"You can get further with a kind word and a gun than you can with just a kind word\"","Answer":"The Untouchables"},{"Category":"WANT ADS","Question":"Walk the Max Planck! We're Stephen Hawking a new position to be this type of scientist, like those guys","Answer":"physicist"},{"Category":"GO \"SOUTH\"","Question":"...to this Indiana college town that was originally called Big St. Joseph Station","Answer":"South Bend"},{"Category":"I KNOW THAT WORD BACKWARDS & FORWARDS","Question":"To make an allusion to something","Answer":"refer"},{"Category":"MESOPOTAMIA","Question":"Mesopotamia stretched from the Taurus Mountains in the north to this gulf in the south","Answer":"the Persian"},{"Category":"THE DE NIRO CODE","Question":"In this 1976 movie: \"Here is a man who would not take it anymore. A man who stood up against the scum\"","Answer":"Taxi Driver"},{"Category":"WANT ADS","Question":"They're out there! We need you to go get 'em! Channel your inner Boba Fett or \"Dog\" Chapman in this 2-word job","Answer":"a bounty hunter"},{"Category":"GO \"SOUTH\"","Question":"...to Juba, capital of this new nation","Answer":"South Sudan"},{"Category":"I KNOW THAT WORD BACKWARDS & FORWARDS","Question":"Reza Khan, born in Iran in 1878, & his son were these for a combined 54 years","Answer":"shahs"},{"Category":"MESOPOTAMIA","Question":"The epic poem of this Sumerian king includes an account of a great flood","Answer":"Gilgamesh"},{"Category":"THE DE NIRO CODE","Question":"To Billy Crystal in this film: \"I was gonna whack you. But I was real conflicted about it\"","Answer":"Analyze This"},{"Category":"WANT ADS","Question":"In the June 3, 2011 paper: this country wants new president after bomb explodes in Ali Saleh's presidential palace","Answer":"Yemen"},{"Category":"GO \"SOUTH\"","Question":"...to this body of water that includes the Gulf of Tonkin & the Gulf of Thailand","Answer":"the South China Sea"},{"Category":"I KNOW THAT WORD BACKWARDS & FORWARDS","Question":"Coloring something more rubicund makes it this","Answer":"redder"},{"Category":"MESOPOTAMIA","Question":"Transcribed in the 1800s, the Behistun Inscription is the Rosetta Stone for this type of writing developed in Mesopotamia","Answer":"cuneiform"},{"Category":"THE DE NIRO CODE","Question":"In Italian, in this sequel: \"Do me this favor..ask your friends...about me. They'll tell you I know how to return a favor\"","Answer":"The Godfather Part II"},{"Category":"WANT ADS","Question":"We have a primary need for this hyphenated job in our fancy French kitchen; only the head guy is your superior","Answer":"sous-chef"},{"Category":"GO \"SOUTH\"","Question":"...to here, where you'll find the cities of Christchurch & Dunedin","Answer":"the South Island"},{"Category":"I KNOW THAT WORD BACKWARDS & FORWARDS","Question":"Exalted to the rank of a god","Answer":"deified"},{"Category":"MESOPOTAMIA","Question":"From the Assyrian for \"height\", this stepped structure was used as a temple by Mesopotamian cultures","Answer":"ziggurat"},{"Category":"THE DE NIRO CODE","Question":"\"Goodfellas\": \"The two greatest things in life\" are \"never rat on\" these \"and always keep your mouth shut\"","Answer":"your friends"},{"Category":"FOOD ETYMOLOGY","Question":"Keith Downey developed rapeseed into this cooking product, now a huge cash crop for farmers in Saskatchewan","Answer":"canola"},{"Category":"EDGAR ALLAN POE-POURRI","Question":"A man's harrowing escape from torture during the Spanish Inquisition is recounted in this Poe favorite","Answer":"\"The Pit and the Pendulum\""},{"Category":"HOP ON POP CULTURE","Question":"Meadow's dad had her boyfriend Jackie whacked on this show; A.J. had a pretty rough time, too","Answer":"The Sopranos"},{"Category":"RINGING THE OPENING BELL AT THE NYSE","Question":"Oct. 4, 2006 STOP This company's president & CEO Christina Gold rings opening bell STOP","Answer":"Western Union"},{"Category":"NEBRASKA, NEW YORK OR NORTH DAKOTA","Question":"The least populous","Answer":"North Dakota"},{"Category":"MOTHER GOOSE","Question":"Some speculate that this \"merry old soul\" of nursery rhyme fame was based on a real king of 3rd century Britain","Answer":"Old King Cole"},{"Category":"DEPARTMENT \"S\"","Question":"These elected officials in the U.S. government take their name from the Latin for \"old man\"","Answer":"senators"},{"Category":"EDGAR ALLAN POE-POURRI","Question":"This lung disease claimed the life of Poe's 24-year-old wife","Answer":"tuberculosis"},{"Category":"HOP ON POP CULTURE","Question":"Sydney's dad, Jack, was a CIA double agent working against SD-6 on this Jennifer Garner show","Answer":"Alias"},{"Category":"RINGING THE OPENING BELL AT THE NYSE","Question":"On Oct. 11, 2007 this chairman of the Virgin Group rang us up, but he didn't parachute in while on fire or anything","Answer":"Branson"},{"Category":"NEBRASKA, NEW YORK OR NORTH DAKOTA","Question":"Its name does not have a Native American origin","Answer":"New York"},{"Category":"MOTHER GOOSE","Question":"This shepherdess found her sheep's tails all hung on a tree to dry, so she tried to \"tack to each sheep its tail, oh\"","Answer":"Little Bo Peep"},{"Category":"DEPARTMENT \"S\"","Question":"Winter Olympic events using these first appeared at the 1998 Nagano games","Answer":"snowboards"},{"Category":"EDGAR ALLAN POE-POURRI","Question":"In the world's first detective story, C. Auguste Dupin solves the title crimes in \"The Murders\" here","Answer":"the Rue Morgue"},{"Category":"RINGING THE OPENING BELL AT THE NYSE","Question":"& then I saw him / Right there & like that / On Leap Day 2000 / 'Twas...","Answer":"the Cat in the Hat"},{"Category":"NEBRASKA, NEW YORK OR NORTH DAKOTA","Question":"The Oregon Trail crossed it","Answer":"Nebraska"},{"Category":"MOTHER GOOSE","Question":"Some say these 2 were actually Louis XVI & Marie Antoinette, who were beheaded (or broke their crowns) in 1793","Answer":"Jack & Jill"},{"Category":"DEPARTMENT \"S\"","Question":"Specifically, to give a shopper less money back than he is entitled to","Answer":"shortchange"},{"Category":"EDGAR ALLAN POE-POURRI","Question":"Spoiler alert! \"The Cask of\" this potent potable tells of a man sealing his enemy up behind a wall... alive!","Answer":"Amontillado"},{"Category":"HOP ON POP CULTURE","Question":"Mark Hamill played the oldest of Dick Van Patten's octet of kids in the pilot but not the series of this show","Answer":"Eight Is Enough"},{"Category":"RINGING THE OPENING BELL AT THE NYSE","Question":"Sept. 24, 2007 found this Bush cabinet member away from her piano & playing the bell","Answer":"Condi Rice"},{"Category":"NEBRASKA, NEW YORK OR NORTH DAKOTA","Question":"The largest in area","Answer":"Nebraska"},{"Category":"MOTHER GOOSE","Question":"It's the type of nail referred to in the nursery rhyme \"All for Want of a Nail\"","Answer":"a horseshoe nail"},{"Category":"DEPARTMENT \"S\"","Question":"Term for an early 20th century female agitator for women's voting rights","Answer":"a suffragist"},{"Category":"EDGAR ALLAN POE-POURRI","Question":"This French \"Flowers of Evil\" author translated Poe's tales into French","Answer":"Charles Baudelaire"},{"Category":"HOP ON POP CULTURE","Question":"Howard Cunningham actually had 3 kids on this show, but Chuck was never seen after Season 2","Answer":"Happy Days"},{"Category":"RINGING THE OPENING BELL AT THE NYSE","Question":"Oh, come on! On Feb. 28, 2008 this TV \"Kitchen Nightmares\" man added a touch of bell to his resume","Answer":"Gordon Ramsey"},{"Category":"NEBRASKA, NEW YORK OR NORTH DAKOTA","Question":"Its cities include Minot, Jamestown & Grand Forks","Answer":"North Dakota"},{"Category":"MOTHER GOOSE","Question":"After singing for his supper, he ate \"white bread and butter\"","Answer":"Little Tommy Tucker"},{"Category":"DEPARTMENT \"S\"","Question":"Eternally doomed rock roller of Greek mythology","Answer":"Sisyphus"},{"Category":"STATE FISH","Question":"This state's official saltwater fish, the tarpon, can be found in the Gulf of Mexico & in the Mobile Estuary","Answer":"Alabama"},{"Category":"MOVIES BY ROLES","Question":"1989: Heather McNamara, Heather Chandler, Heather Duke","Answer":"Heathers"},{"Category":"I'M HUNGRY!","Question":"I bought a special log to grow the shiitake type of these; let's grill some right now","Answer":"mushrooms"},{"Category":"\"V\" HAVE MAPS","Question":"Prussian Baron Friedrich von Steuben arrived at this location in the winter of 1778 to train American troops","Answer":"Valley Forge"},{"Category":"WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS","Question":"To \"go\" this, meaning all the way, comes from an 18th c. poem about inability to decide which part of the pig to eat","Answer":"whole hog"},{"Category":"STATE FISH","Question":"A subspecies of cutthroat trout, the Bonneville cutthroat is native to this state & is its state fish","Answer":"Utah"},{"Category":"MOVIES BY ROLES","Question":"1942: Ugarte, Sascha, Major Strasser","Answer":"Casablanca"},{"Category":"I'M HUNGRY!","Question":"Yummy! Bubbie made some of these potato pancakes, & it isn't even Hanukkah","Answer":"latkes"},{"Category":"\"V\" HAVE MAPS","Question":"In 1814 the congress of this city met to redraw Europe","Answer":"Vienna"},{"Category":"WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS","Question":"Jacobins in the French Revolution proudly called themselves these, now describing people who use fear to persuade","Answer":"terrorists"},{"Category":"STATE FISH","Question":"The reef triggerfish, this state's state fish, can be found as far south as Australia","Answer":"Hawaii"},{"Category":"MOVIES BY ROLES","Question":"1982: Mr. Hand, Stacy Hamilton, Jeff Spicoli","Answer":"Fast Times at Ridgemont High"},{"Category":"I'M HUNGRY!","Question":"Let's make Craig Claiborne's recipe for an upside-down type of this fruit pie; it's a lot like tarte tatin","Answer":"apple pie"},{"Category":"\"V\" HAVE MAPS","Question":"As a 19th century emperor of this country, Minh Mang executed several French Catholic missionaries","Answer":"Vietnam"},{"Category":"WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS","Question":"Coined in the '70s, the term \"Ebonics\" comes from these 2 words","Answer":"ebony & phonics"},{"Category":"STATE FISH","Question":"Maryland's state fish, the rockfish, is also known as the striped species of this","Answer":"bass"},{"Category":"MOVIES BY ROLES","Question":"1998: Richard Burbage, Queen Elizabeth, Viola de Lesseps","Answer":"Shakespeare in Love"},{"Category":"I'M HUNGRY!","Question":"I can't pass up the mousse d'ecrevisse, made with these freshwater crustaceans","Answer":"crayfish"},{"Category":"\"V\" HAVE MAPS","Question":"The African country of Burkina Faso was once known as \"Upper\" this","Answer":"Volta"},{"Category":"WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS","Question":"Politically, this word for a region reflecting a large trend comes from a lead sheep with a ringer around its neck","Answer":"a bellwether"},{"Category":"STATE FISH","Question":"Florida's state saltwater fish is this game fish known for its raised dorsal fin & spear-like nose","Answer":"a sailfish"},{"Category":"MOVIES BY ROLES","Question":"1994: Jenny Curran, Lt. Dan, \"Bubba\" Blue","Answer":"Forrest Gump"},{"Category":"I'M HUNGRY!","Question":"Let's go Penn. Dutch & have this dish, bits of pork mixed with cornmeal mush, then shaped into loaves & fried","Answer":"scrapple"},{"Category":"\"V\" HAVE MAPS","Question":"In 1323 Lithuanian Grand Duke Gediminas made this city his capital","Answer":"Vilnius"},{"Category":"WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS","Question":"The name of this South American snake comes from an Asian word, as it may have been mistaken for an Asian python","Answer":"an anaconda"},{"Category":"WORLD LEADERS","Question":"Born in Kiev & later a U.S. citizen, this leader became prime minister in 1969 of a country founded in the 20th century","Answer":"Golda Meir"},{"Category":"U.S. CITIES","Question":"This Wyoming capital is home to the annual Frontier Days celebration","Answer":"Cheyenne"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS' MONOGRAMS","Question":"RMN","Answer":"Richard Milhous Nixon"},{"Category":"SOME MORE SIMIAN CINEMA","Question":"When this Mouseketeer starred in \"The Monkey's Uncle\", she sang the title tune with The Beach Boys","Answer":"Annette Funicello"},{"Category":"TRUE LIVES","Question":"She talks about Soon-Yi & former flame Woody Allen in her 1997 memoir \"What Falls Away\"","Answer":"Mia Farrow"},{"Category":"HAMMERS","Question":"He said to his captain, \"Before I let your steam drill beat me, I'd die with this hammer in my hand\"","Answer":"John Henry"},{"Category":"4-LETTER WORDS","Question":"It's a song of praise, like \"Rock Of Ages\"","Answer":"Hymn"},{"Category":"U.S. CITIES","Question":"It's the only Maryland city not located within a county","Answer":"Baltimore"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS' MONOGRAMS","Question":"DDE","Answer":"Dwight David Eisenhower"},{"Category":"SOME MORE SIMIAN CINEMA","Question":"Robert Guillaume provided the voice of Rafiki, the wise old baboon, in this 1994 film","Answer":"The Lion King"},{"Category":"TRUE LIVES","Question":"\"In Her Sister's Shadow\" is a biography of Lee Radziwill, sister of this woman","Answer":"Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis"},{"Category":"HAMMERS","Question":"Up to a few years ago it was the emblem of the Soviet Union","Answer":"Hammer & sickle"},{"Category":"4-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Take off the top, or milk from which the cream has been removed","Answer":"Skim"},{"Category":"U.S. CITIES","Question":"Principal routes through this capital include Ala Moana Boulevard & Pali Highway","Answer":"Honolulu"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS' MONOGRAMS","Question":"RWR","Answer":"Ronald Wilson Reagan"},{"Category":"SOME MORE SIMIAN CINEMA","Question":"This Rene Russo film about an eccentric & her pets is based on a true story; it features the following:","Answer":"Buddy"},{"Category":"TRUE LIVES","Question":"Isak Dinesen reflected on her years in Kenya in this book, later the title of a film about her","Answer":"Out Of Africa"},{"Category":"HAMMERS","Question":"Goods being sold \"under the hammer\" are found at these events","Answer":"Auctions"},{"Category":"4-LETTER WORDS","Question":"It's the edge of a hat, or the topmost edge of a cup or bowl","Answer":"Brim"},{"Category":"U.S. CITIES","Question":"This Arizona city's name comes from Chuk Son, Papago for \"Spring at the foot of a black mountain\"","Answer":"Tucson"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS' MONOGRAMS","Question":"HCH","Answer":"Herbert Clark Hoover"},{"Category":"SOME MORE SIMIAN CINEMA","Question":"It's the island where Fay Wray first encountered King Kong; to think of its name, use your \"head\"","Answer":"Skull Island"},{"Category":"TRUE LIVES","Question":"Despite its title, \"The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas\" is a book by & about this woman","Answer":"Gertrude Stein"},{"Category":"HAMMERS","Question":"A 1st century B.C. maxim of Publilius Syrus says it's when you should hammer your iron","Answer":"When it's hot"},{"Category":"4-LETTER WORDS","Question":"An arm or leg","Answer":"Limb"},{"Category":"U.S. CITIES","Question":"This Rhode Island resort city is the site of the U.S. Navy Undersea Warfare Center","Answer":"Newport"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS' MONOGRAMS","Question":"JKP","Answer":"James Knox Polk"},{"Category":"SOME MORE SIMIAN CINEMA","Question":"1968 classic with the ad line \"Somewhere in the universe, there must be something better than man!\"","Answer":"Planet of the Apes"},{"Category":"TRUE LIVES","Question":"Extra! Extra! Read all about this retired Washington Post publisher in \"Personal History\"","Answer":"Katharine Graham"},{"Category":"HAMMERS","Question":"Paul McCartney said this song \"Epitomizes the downfalls in life\"","Answer":"Maxwell's Silver Hammer"},{"Category":"4-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Gloomy & forbidding, like a certain \"reaper\"","Answer":"Grim"},{"Category":"MYTHOLOGY","Question":"Danae gave birth to Perseus after Zeus visited her in the form of a shower of this precious metal","Answer":"Gold"},{"Category":"ITALIAN ART","Question":"Andrea del Sarto's 1527 version of this Biblical banquet is similar to that of Leonardo, a man he admired","Answer":"The Last Supper"},{"Category":"FOLKIES","Question":"The times they were a-changin' when this folk icon went electric at the 1965 Newport Festival","Answer":"Bob Dylan"},{"Category":"DAYS","Question":"Leap day date","Answer":"29-Feb"},{"Category":"KNIGHTS","Question":"Code of behavior for a knight to remember","Answer":"Chivalry"},{"Category":"GOING DUTCH","Question":"Ask a Dutchman \"Spreekt U Engels?\", which means this, & he'll probably say, \"Yes\"","Answer":"Do you speak English?"},{"Category":"MYTHOLOGY","Question":"In Australian myth, Ngunung-Ngunnut, one of these flying mammals, created the first woman","Answer":"Bat"},{"Category":"ITALIAN ART","Question":"Gentile da Fabriano used the international Gothic style for his painting \"The Adoration Of\" this trio","Answer":"The Magi"},{"Category":"FOLKIES","Question":"In his hard youth, this Oklahoman who fathered Arlo & the Folk Revival had a job washing spittoons","Answer":"Woody Guthrie"},{"Category":"DAYS","Question":"In 1954 Armistice Day was renamed this","Answer":"Veterans Day"},{"Category":"KNIGHTS","Question":"This adjective, a synonym for \"wandering\", describes the type of knight satirized by Cervantes","Answer":"Knight-errant"},{"Category":"GOING DUTCH","Question":"This relative is \"de oom\", whether or not he's a \"Dutch\" one","Answer":"Uncle"},{"Category":"MYTHOLOGY","Question":"Daphnis, who invented pastoral poetry, was the son of this Greek messenger god & a Sicilian nymph","Answer":"Hermes"},{"Category":"ITALIAN ART","Question":"For her 1997 calendar, singer Gloria Trevi recreated this artist's \"Birth Of Venus\" with herself as Venus","Answer":"Sandro Botticelli"},{"Category":"FOLKIES","Question":"Her famed soprano is heard here in a '60s recording:","Answer":"Judy Collins"},{"Category":"DAYS","Question":"In the U.S. the Jewish festivals of Hanukkah & Passover each last this many days","Answer":"8"},{"Category":"KNIGHTS","Question":"A young boy between 7 & 14 who trained as a knight, or his hairdo","Answer":"Page"},{"Category":"GOING DUTCH","Question":"The dairy is \"de melwinkel\" while \"de kaaswinkel\" specializes in this kind of dairy product","Answer":"Cheese"},{"Category":"MYTHOLOGY","Question":"This Norse god known for his great strength was a protector of peasants & farmers","Answer":"Thor"},{"Category":"ITALIAN ART","Question":"\"Pumpkin Head\" is a 1420s sculpture of a bald man by Donato di Niccolo, better known as this","Answer":"Donatello"},{"Category":"FOLKIES","Question":"Peggy, sister of this co-founder of The Weavers, wrote the feminist anthem \"Gonna Be An Engineer\"","Answer":"Pete Seeger"},{"Category":"DAYS","Question":"Many European countries celebrate the equivalent of this American holiday on May Day","Answer":"Labor Day"},{"Category":"KNIGHTS","Question":"Women given the rank corresponding to knighthood are called this","Answer":"Dames"},{"Category":"GOING DUTCH","Question":"Driving through the Netherlands? You should know a sign that says \"Parkeerverbod\" means this","Answer":"No Parking"},{"Category":"MYTHOLOGY","Question":"These fiendish feathered females swooped down over Phineus & befouled his food","Answer":"Harpies"},{"Category":"ITALIAN ART","Question":"In 1533 this Venetian was made court painter by Emperor Charles V, who also ennobled him","Answer":"Titian"},{"Category":"FOLKIES","Question":"Born Michelle Johnston, she \"stunned\" the industry in 1994 by selling her new album only at her shows","Answer":"Michelle Shocked"},{"Category":"DAYS","Question":"The British have a real blast on this day, November 5","Answer":"Guy Fawkes Day"},{"Category":"KNIGHTS","Question":"In the 12th C. these French minstrels began composing songs about knights called chansons de geste","Answer":"Troubadours"},{"Category":"GOING DUTCH","Question":"It's a cinch you know the Dutch call this fashion accessory \"een ceintuur\"","Answer":"Belt"},{"Category":"BRAND NAMES","Question":"Formulated in 1953, its first purpose was \"water displacement\" to prevent corrosion on missiles","Answer":"WD-40"},{"Category":"THE MISFITS","Question":"1965's \"The Outlaws Is Coming\" was the last movie featuring this wacky trio of comedy misfits","Answer":"The Three Stooges"},{"Category":"ALL MY SONS","Question":"Gutzon Borglum died in 1941 so his son, Lincoln, finished sculpting the 4 figures of this memorial","Answer":"Mount Rushmore"},{"Category":"THE CRUCIBLE","Question":"Nitrides of boron & silicon are used to make crucibles because they are stable when this is high","Answer":"temperature"},{"Category":"\"DEATH\"","Question":"Bubonic plague's more descriptive name","Answer":"the Black Death"},{"Category":"OF A SALESMAN","Question":"Sick of selling dry goods from a buggy, in 1872 Montgomery Ward issued a one-page one of these","Answer":"a catalog"},{"Category":"ARTHUR MILLER","Question":"Arthur Miller's marriage to her was mirrored in his play \"After the Fall\"","Answer":"Marilyn Monroe"},{"Category":"THE MISFITS","Question":"In 1953 this big-screen misfit duo met Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde; in 1955 they met the mummy","Answer":"Abbott & Costello"},{"Category":"ALL MY SONS","Question":"Kidnappers got under this crooner's skin when they kidnapped his son from a Tahoe casino in 1963","Answer":"Frank Sinatra"},{"Category":"THE CRUCIBLE","Question":"Crucibles are sometimes made out of this ceramic material made by firing pure clay","Answer":"porcelain"},{"Category":"\"DEATH\"","Question":"The 7 words that complete the speech Patrick Henry gave on March 23, 1775","Answer":"\"Give me liberty or give me death\""},{"Category":"OF A SALESMAN","Question":"In the '80s this city's Old Vic Theater was refurbished by salesman \"Honest Ed\" Mirvish","Answer":"London"},{"Category":"ARTHUR MILLER","Question":"Miller's play \"A View from the Bridge\" concerns a view from this New York bridge","Answer":"the Brooklyn Bridge"},{"Category":"THE MISFITS","Question":"Born Joseph Levitch, he's been a nutty professor & an errand boy","Answer":"Jerry Lewis"},{"Category":"ALL MY SONS","Question":"Nickname of the \"son\" who terrorized NYC in the summer of '77","Answer":"Son of Sam"},{"Category":"THE CRUCIBLE","Question":"This element, Pt, is used in crucibles & tongs because of its inertness & high fusing point","Answer":"platinum"},{"Category":"OF A SALESMAN","Question":"This direct-selling co. known for products like Nutrilite claims 3 million independent business owners","Answer":"Amway"},{"Category":"ARTHUR MILLER","Question":"In June 1999 Arthur Miller received a lifetime achievement one of these awards at Radio City Music Hall","Answer":"a Tony Award"},{"Category":"THE MISFITS","Question":"When these misfit brothers were \"at the circus\" in a 1939 film, \"Lydia the tattooed lady\" was there, too","Answer":"The Marx Brothers"},{"Category":"ALL MY SONS","Question":"Egypt is sometimes called the land of this fertile son of Noah","Answer":"Ham"},{"Category":"THE CRUCIBLE","Question":"Brass usually comes out of a crucible in this 5-letter form, more familiarly used with gold","Answer":"an ingot"},{"Category":"\"DEATH\"","Question":"Suge Knight & Tupac Shakur's rap music record label","Answer":"Death Row Records"},{"Category":"OF A SALESMAN","Question":"When dealing with a car salesman, know that the MSRP, short for this, doesn't include taxes & registration","Answer":"manufacturer's suggested retail price"},{"Category":"ARTHUR MILLER","Question":"Arthur Miller wrote the screenplay for the 1961 film \"The Misfits\", this male superstar's last film","Answer":"Clark Gable"},{"Category":"ALL MY SONS","Question":"This man whose surname means \"hammer\" counted Carloman & Pepin the Short as sons","Answer":"Charles Martel"},{"Category":"THE CRUCIBLE","Question":"A vertical crucible called a \"skull\" is used to make the gem called \"cubic\" this","Answer":"zirconium"},{"Category":"OF A SALESMAN","Question":"This 1992 presidential candidate sold IBM computers in Texas before starting his own company, EDS","Answer":"Ross Perot"},{"Category":"ARTHUR MILLER","Question":"Miller's play \"Death of a Salesman\" was his tragic tale of this title character","Answer":"Willy Loman"},{"Category":"PSYCHOLOGY","Question":"Brought to the U.S. in the 1930s, this movement's name is German for \"pattern\" or \"shape\"","Answer":"gestalt"},{"Category":"ON THE BIG SCREEN","Question":"Get some McLovin from this 2007 comedy that Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg began writing as 13-year-olds","Answer":"Superbad"},{"Category":"GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT","Question":"Galaga is an arcade game; Gallagher smashes this fruit, Citrullus lanatus, with the Sledge-O-Matic","Answer":"watermelon"},{"Category":"COUNTRIES THAT END IN \"O\"","Question":"This nation has been ruled by the Grimaldi royal family since the 14th century","Answer":"Monaco"},{"Category":"4-LETTER VERBS","Question":"\"Like it or\" do this, meaning take or endure it","Answer":"lump it"},{"Category":"ON THE BIG SCREEN","Question":"Mais oui! In 2007 Chris Tucker & Jackie Chan headed to Paris, giving this film series trilogy status","Answer":"Rush Hour"},{"Category":"GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT","Question":"Theodore Dreiser wrote \"An American Tragedy\"; Philip Roth, \"The Great American\" this","Answer":"Novel"},{"Category":"COUNTRIES THAT END IN \"O\"","Question":"This former Yugoslavian republic broke away from Serbia in 2006","Answer":"Montenegro"},{"Category":"4-LETTER VERBS","Question":"\"And when two lovers woo they still say 'I love you' on that you can\" do this","Answer":"rely"},{"Category":"PSYCHOLOGY","Question":"It took 8 years for this 1899 Freud work to sell the initial 600 copies printed, earning him about $250 in royalties","Answer":"The Interpretation of Dreams"},{"Category":"GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT","Question":"If you're vulpine, you're like a fox; if you're lying on your back with your face upward, you're in this position","Answer":"supine"},{"Category":"COUNTRIES THAT END IN \"O\"","Question":"The largest country in area that ends in \"O\", it has a population of about 66 million","Answer":"the Congo"},{"Category":"4-LETTER VERBS","Question":"To stop a leak or publicize a product","Answer":"plug"},{"Category":"PSYCHOLOGY","Question":"Known for his \"box\", he wrote \"Walden Two\", a 1948 fiction work about operant conditioning","Answer":"B.F. Skinner"},{"Category":"ON THE BIG SCREEN","Question":"Kevin Costner's funeral kicks off this \"big\" 1983 film but sadly, Kevin couldn't make it; he got cut from the film in editing","Answer":"The Big Chill"},{"Category":"GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT","Question":"Tarantino is a director; this is a rapid, whirling dance named for an Italian city","Answer":"tarantella"},{"Category":"COUNTRIES THAT END IN \"O\"","Question":"Open an atlas & discover that the Atlas Mountains traverse the length of this country","Answer":"Morocco"},{"Category":"4-LETTER VERBS","Question":"It's said that \"Horses sweat, men perspire, women\" do this","Answer":"glow"},{"Category":"PSYCHOLOGY","Question":"In 1935 he founded the Swiss Society for Practical Psychology & became its president","Answer":"Carl Jung"},{"Category":"GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT","Question":"The Coriolis effect is caused by the Earth's rotation; this is a Shakespeare play about Caius Marcius","Answer":"Coriolanus"},{"Category":"COUNTRIES THAT END IN \"O\"","Question":"This small country is about 1/20th the size of NYC & its primary language is Italian","Answer":"San Marino"},{"Category":"4-LETTER VERBS","Question":"It means \"to strongly encourage\", & all its letters are found in the word encourage","Answer":"urge"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"Sherwood Anderson told him, write about what \"you know... that little patch... in Mississippi where you started from\"","Answer":"William Faulkner"},{"Category":"NAME THE WORK","Question":"Cervantes: \"At a village of La Mancha, whose name I do not wish to remember\"","Answer":"Don Quixote"},{"Category":"HEISMAN WINNERS","Question":"Carson Palmer, Reggie Bush & Matt Leinart are a few of this school's recent winners","Answer":"the University of Southern California"},{"Category":"I WANT TO RIDE THAT!","Question":"The Pitt Fall is a scary free fall ride at Kennywood, near this second-largest Pennsylvania city","Answer":"Pittsburgh"},{"Category":"A HORSE IS A HORSE","Question":"The Greek hero Bellerophon was crippled when he fell off this winged steed","Answer":"Pegasus"},{"Category":"THE FORTUNE 500","Question":"No. 242 on the list, this insurance co.'s $99.3 billion loss made it Fortune's biggest loser ever","Answer":"AIG"},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH TRACK","Question":"A pile of pancakes","Answer":"stack"},{"Category":"NAME THE WORK","Question":"Verne: \"Certainly an Englishman, it was more doubtful whether Phileas Fogg was a Londoner\"","Answer":"Around the World in Eighty Days"},{"Category":"HEISMAN WINNERS","Question":"Even though his team won the BCS Championship in 2009, this QB didn't win back-to-back Heismans","Answer":"Tim Tebow"},{"Category":"I WANT TO RIDE THAT!","Question":"No tame little swing ride, the Starflyer in this Austrian city swings you as high as a 23-story building","Answer":"Vienna"},{"Category":"A HORSE IS A HORSE","Question":"A horse named Comanche survived this man's June 1876 \"Last Stand\"","Answer":"Custer"},{"Category":"THE FORTUNE 500","Question":"Since the Fortune 500 list began in 1955, only Exxon, Wal-Mart & this now-troubled auto co. have held the top spot","Answer":"GM"},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH TRACK","Question":"A somewhat shapeless dress","Answer":"a sack"},{"Category":"NAME THE WORK","Question":"Melville: \"Captain Vere was an exceptional character\"","Answer":"Billy Budd"},{"Category":"HEISMAN WINNERS","Question":"Sam Bradford, the most recent winner of the Heisman, attended a university in this conference","Answer":"the Big 12"},{"Category":"I WANT TO RIDE THAT!","Question":"Six Flags Great America unleashed a roller coaster named for this bat-tastic 2008 blockbuster","Answer":"The Dark Knight"},{"Category":"A HORSE IS A HORSE","Question":"The Lone Ranger rode Silver & this companion of his rode a horse named Scout","Answer":"Tonto"},{"Category":"THE FORTUNE 500","Question":"Fortune's \"Most Likely to Succeed\" was this Internet search site at No. 119 with 35 different \"buy\" ratings","Answer":"Google"},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH TRACK","Question":"A knave who's a real card","Answer":"a jack"},{"Category":"NAME THE WORK","Question":"Jack London: \"'The Ghost' was rolling slightly on a calm sea without a breath of wind\"","Answer":"The Sea Wolf"},{"Category":"HEISMAN WINNERS","Question":"In 2006 Troy Smith joined Eddie George & back-to-back winner Archie Griffin as winners from this school","Answer":"Ohio State"},{"Category":"I WANT TO RIDE THAT!","Question":"I may not know \"Who Framed\" this movie bunny, but I can ride his Car Toon Spin at Disneyland","Answer":"Roger Rabbit"},{"Category":"A HORSE IS A HORSE","Question":"In \"The Lord of the Rings\", Gandalf rides this horse that only he could tame","Answer":"Shadowfax"},{"Category":"THE FORTUNE 500","Question":"With 14,000 videos, the most watched Fortune 500 CEO on YouTube was this bespectacled chairman of the No. 35 company","Answer":"Bill Gates"},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH TRACK","Question":"The cry of a canvasback","Answer":"quack"},{"Category":"NAME THE WORK","Question":"O. Henry: \"Tomorrow would be Christmas Day, and she had only $1.87 with which to buy Jim a present\"","Answer":"\"The Gift of the Magi\""},{"Category":"HEISMAN WINNERS","Question":"An award given for the best running back in college football is named for this 1948 Heisman winner from SMU","Answer":"Doak Walker"},{"Category":"I WANT TO RIDE THAT!","Question":"Atlantis on this \"heavenly\" island in the Bahamas has a Lazy River Ride & a Mayan Temple Water Slide","Answer":"Paradise Island"},{"Category":"A HORSE IS A HORSE","Question":"Alexander the Great conquered much of the known world riding this stallion","Answer":"Bucephalus"},{"Category":"THE FORTUNE 500","Question":"At No. 9, this printer-heavy co. from Palo Alto had the biggest payroll bump after acquiring 149,000 EDS workers","Answer":"HP"},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH TRACK","Question":"It's a titan in the trucking industry","Answer":"Mack"},{"Category":"TAYLOR, SWIFT","Question":"Taylor Lautner played Jacob Black in this 2008 vampire flick","Answer":"Twilight"},{"Category":"PLANT LIFE","Question":"Carl Sandburg wrote, \"I am\" this most abundant type of flora; \"I cover all\"","Answer":"the grass"},{"Category":"ART","Question":"In the 1300s Italy gave birth to this art movement that would eventually sweep across Europe","Answer":"the Renaissance"},{"Category":"TIME TO CONVERT","Question":"It's the simplest fractional form of .75","Answer":"4-Mar"},{"Category":"\"V\" IS FOR","Question":"...this word on a sign meaning there's still room at the inn","Answer":"vacancy"},{"Category":"TAYLOR, SWIFT","Question":"\"Gossip Girl\" Taylor Momsen was Cindy Lou Who in this holiday film","Answer":"How the Grinch Stole Christmas"},{"Category":"PLANT LIFE","Question":"If someone insists your spruce is really a fir, show him that these pointy items are square, not flat","Answer":"needles"},{"Category":"TIME TO CONVERT","Question":"MMIX in Roman numerals gives us this year","Answer":"2009"},{"Category":"\"V\" IS FOR","Question":"...this third-largest city of Spain, famous for its oranges","Answer":"Valencia"},{"Category":"TAYLOR, SWIFT","Question":"Taylor Kitsch is Gambit in this 2009 X-Men flick","Answer":"Wolverine"},{"Category":"PLANT LIFE","Question":"Club, reindeer & Spanish are called this but botanically are not true this","Answer":"moss"},{"Category":"ART","Question":"This artist used trowels, sticks & even basters to create some of his drip paintings, like \"Cathedral\"","Answer":"Jackson Pollock"},{"Category":"TIME TO CONVERT","Question":".001 grams is equal to one of these","Answer":"a milligram"},{"Category":"\"V\" IS FOR","Question":"...this pasta, thinner than spaghetti, whose name is Italian for \"little worms\"","Answer":"vermicelli"},{"Category":"TAYLOR, SWIFT","Question":"This season 5 winner of \"American Idol\" is from Alabama","Answer":"Taylor Hicks"},{"Category":"PLANT LIFE","Question":"It's the large floating leaf of a water lily","Answer":"pad"},{"Category":"TIME TO CONVERT","Question":"Multiply your liters by 1.0567 to get your amount of these units","Answer":"a quart"},{"Category":"\"V\" IS FOR","Question":"...this, like Paricutin in Mexico","Answer":"volcano"},{"Category":"TAYLOR, SWIFT","Question":"In a 2008 film he played Drillbit Taylor","Answer":"Owen Wilson"},{"Category":"PLANT LIFE","Question":"The spiny shrub ocotillo takes these as its habitat & is common in the Sonoran & Chihuahuan ones","Answer":"a desert"},{"Category":"ART","Question":"In 1865 he shocked Paris with \"Olympia\", his painting of a reclining nude","Answer":"Édouard Manet"},{"Category":"TIME TO CONVERT","Question":"You do the math: -40 degrees on the Fahrenheit temperature scale equals this on the Celsius scale","Answer":"-40"},{"Category":"\"V\" IS FOR","Question":"...this everyday form of Latin spoken by the Romans; sounds crude but it wasn't","Answer":"Vulgar"},{"Category":"THE 50 STATES","Question":"An 1881 resolution established that this state's name was to be spelled one way but pronounced another","Answer":"Arkansas"},{"Category":"THE 50 STATES","Question":"Cape Prince of Wales on the Seward Peninsula is this state's westernmost mainland point","Answer":"Alaska"},{"Category":"HOW TO BE A BAD SPORT","Question":"When keeping score in this sport, \"forget\" to add your opponent's next pin score to his spare","Answer":"Bowling"},{"Category":"BRAND NAMES","Question":"Mass production of these in the U.S. can be traced back to Donald F. Duncan in the 1920s","Answer":"Yo-yos"},{"Category":"THE 20th CENTURY","Question":"Shortly after taking power, he nationalized millions of dollars of American-owned property in Cuba","Answer":"Fidel Castro"},{"Category":"CLASSIC STAR TREK","Question":"From the Old Germanic for \"legs\", it's Dr. McCoy's nickname","Answer":"\"Bones\""},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH TEEN","Question":"Nasty or stingy; or the average","Answer":"Mean"},{"Category":"THE 50 STATES","Question":"Among its nicknames are \"The Prairie State\" & \"The Land of Lincoln\"","Answer":"Illinois"},{"Category":"HOW TO BE A BAD SPORT","Question":"If you're playing midfield in this sport & the center is dribbling the ball towards you, kick at his shins","Answer":"Soccer"},{"Category":"BRAND NAMES","Question":"Joseph McVicker invented this after seeing the trouble kids had with modeling clay","Answer":"Play-Doh"},{"Category":"THE 20th CENTURY","Question":"On December 1, 1959, 12 nations signed a treaty setting aside this continent as a preserve for scientific research","Answer":"Antarctica"},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH TEEN","Question":"Just one Boston baked veggie","Answer":"Bean"},{"Category":"THE 50 STATES","Question":"In 1845, after nearly 10 years of independence, it became the 28th state","Answer":"Texas"},{"Category":"HOW TO BE A BAD SPORT","Question":"Get a leg up in this sport by stepping on your opponent's ball in the fairway","Answer":"Golf"},{"Category":"BRAND NAMES","Question":"In 1930 General Mills introduced this mix to make biscuits quickly","Answer":"Bisquick"},{"Category":"THE 20th CENTURY","Question":"In 1917 he called for a declaration of war against Germany saying that \"The world must be made safe for democracy\"","Answer":"Woodrow Wilson"},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH TEEN","Question":"Jack Sprat's wife couldn't eat any","Answer":"Lean"},{"Category":"THE 50 STATES","Question":"The atomic age began with a blast on July 16, 1945 in this state","Answer":"New Mexico"},{"Category":"HOW TO BE A BAD SPORT","Question":"If your opponent asks for the \"3s\" you really do have in your hand, tell him this, the name of the game","Answer":"Go fish"},{"Category":"BRAND NAMES","Question":"This cereal's name used to end in \"oats\" & its \"I\" is dotted with a piece of the product","Answer":"Cheerios"},{"Category":"THE 20th CENTURY","Question":"In January 1926 in London, John L. Baird demonstrated this new invention which used a cathode ray tube","Answer":"Television"},{"Category":"CLASSIC STAR TREK","Question":"Suave Ricardo Montalban played this sultry superhuman on the TV series & on the big screen","Answer":"Khan"},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH TEEN","Question":"\"Lois & Clark\" actor Cain","Answer":"Dean"},{"Category":"THE 50 STATES","Question":"2 of the 4 states officially called commonwealths","Answer":"Kentucky, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Virginia"},{"Category":"HOW TO BE A BAD SPORT","Question":"If you're cornered in Kamchatka, end this board game by bumping your opponent's armies off the board","Answer":"Risk"},{"Category":"BRAND NAMES","Question":"This VCR brand's name came from the Latin for \"great voice\"","Answer":"Magnavox"},{"Category":"THE 20th CENTURY","Question":"In 1992 this former Panamanian dictator was found guilty of drug trafficking by a Miami jury","Answer":"Manuel Noriega"},{"Category":"CLASSIC STAR TREK","Question":"Captain Kirk shares this name, his middle name, with a first century Roman emperor","Answer":"Tiberius"},{"Category":"RHYMES WITH TEEN","Question":"Noor, to her Jordanian subjects","Answer":"Queen"},{"Category":"GENERAL SCIENCE","Question":"This method of preserving food by killing bacteria was developed by a French chemist in the 1860s","Answer":"Pasteurization"},{"Category":"COLLEGE FOOTBALL","Question":"This Dallas bowl game has been played at the same site consecutively longer than any other major bowl game","Answer":"Cotton Bowl"},{"Category":"TEENS OF THE PAST","Question":"In the 1870s this teenage outlaw was sometimes referred to as Kid Antrim","Answer":"Billy the Kid"},{"Category":"OPERA & BALLET","Question":"Choreographer Frederick Ashton played one of the ugly stepsisters when this ballet debuted in 1948","Answer":"Cinderella"},{"Category":"AUTHOR! AUTHOR!","Question":"\"Voyage of the Beagle\"","Answer":"Charles Darwin"},{"Category":"\"KNIFE\", \"FORK\" OR \"SPOON\"","Question":"A diver bends in midair to touch the toes before entering the water in this dive","Answer":"Jackknife"},{"Category":"GENERAL SCIENCE","Question":"In 1906 she succeeded her husband as professor of physics at the Sorbonne","Answer":"Marie Curie"},{"Category":"COLLEGE FOOTBALL","Question":"In the 1999 Fiesta Bowl, quarterback Tee Martin led this school to the national title by defeating Florida State, 23-16","Answer":"Tennessee"},{"Category":"TEENS OF THE PAST","Question":"She was a teenager when she married Ferdinand in 1469","Answer":"Isabella"},{"Category":"OPERA & BALLET","Question":"Though a tenor now, Placido Domingo began singing in this vocal range below tenor","Answer":"Baritone"},{"Category":"AUTHOR! AUTHOR!","Question":"\"This Side of Paradise\"","Answer":"F. Scott Fitzgerald"},{"Category":"\"KNIFE\", \"FORK\" OR \"SPOON\"","Question":"Blushing crow for crushing blow, for example","Answer":"Spoonerism"},{"Category":"GENERAL SCIENCE","Question":"The \"master plan of all life\", it consists of thymine, adenine, guanine, cytosine, phosphate & deoxyribose","Answer":"DNA "},{"Category":"COLLEGE FOOTBALL","Question":"This Utah school's Ty Detmer holds the NCAA career record for yards passing with 15,031","Answer":"Brigham Young University"},{"Category":"TEENS OF THE PAST","Question":"In his teens in the 1860s this \"bright light\" of inventors worked as a roving telegraph operator","Answer":"Thomas Edison"},{"Category":"OPERA & BALLET","Question":"This composer of \"The Nutcracker\" said, \"The music of a ballet is not invariably bad\"","Answer":"Tchaikovsky"},{"Category":"AUTHOR! AUTHOR!","Question":"\"The Mayor of Casterbridge\"","Answer":"Thomas Hardy"},{"Category":"\"KNIFE\", \"FORK\" OR \"SPOON\"","Question":"It's a truck with a pronged platform at the front that raises & moves loads","Answer":"Forklift"},{"Category":"GENERAL SCIENCE","Question":"Of the noble gases, it's first, alphabetically, was the first discovered & is the most abundant in air","Answer":"Argon"},{"Category":"TEENS OF THE PAST","Question":"\"At 15 I set my heart on learning\", wrote this great Asian sage in his \"Analects\"","Answer":"Confucius"},{"Category":"OPERA & BALLET","Question":"A governess fears that her charges are communicating with ghosts in an opera based on this Henry James novella","Answer":"The Turn of the Screw"},{"Category":"AUTHOR! AUTHOR!","Question":"\"The Day of the Locust\"","Answer":"Nathanael West"},{"Category":"\"KNIFE\", \"FORK\" OR \"SPOON\"","Question":"In the 1998 movie \"Pleasantville\", she played a '90s teen transported into a 1950s sitcom","Answer":"Reese Witherspoon"},{"Category":"GENERAL SCIENCE","Question":"This tiny planet's thin atmosphere is mostly composed of helium & sodium thought to come from the solar wind","Answer":"Mercury"},{"Category":"TEENS OF THE PAST","Question":"As a teenaer this \"Great\" guy ruled Russia jointly with his sickly half-brother Ivan","Answer":"Peter the Great"},{"Category":"OPERA & BALLET","Question":"The ballet \"Les Sylphides\" is danced to music by this Polish-French composer","Answer":"Frederic Chopin"},{"Category":"AUTHOR! AUTHOR!","Question":"\"Northanger Abbey\"","Answer":"Jane Austen"},{"Category":"\"KNIFE\", \"FORK\" OR \"SPOON\"","Question":"Its nest is a platform of sticks in a low bush or tree","Answer":"Spoonbill"},{"Category":"THE PRESIDENCY","Question":"In 1998, the highest-ranking person in the line of presidential succession who could not legally be president","Answer":"Madeleine Albright"},{"Category":"GEORGE WASHINGTON","Question":"On December 26, 1799 Washington was eulogized in Congress by this man known as \"Lighthorse Harry\"","Answer":"Harry Lee"},{"Category":"NO. 1 ALBUMS","Question":"\"Imagine\"","Answer":"John Lennon"},{"Category":"THE NEW TESTAMENT","Question":"This son of a Jewish mother & a Greek father is also called Timotheus","Answer":"Timothy"},{"Category":"OLYMPIC POTPOURRI","Question":"En Garde! Women have competed in this Olympic sport since 1924","Answer":"Fencing"},{"Category":"FOREIGN CURRENCY","Question":"Malta's currency shares its name with this monetary unit of Italy","Answer":"Lira"},{"Category":"WORDS WITHIN WORDS","Question":"Color of your face when you've done something irredeemable","Answer":"Red"},{"Category":"GEORGE WASHINGTON","Question":"On May 28, 1754, Washington & his men fired the first shots of this 9-year war near Fort Duquesne","Answer":"The French & Indian War"},{"Category":"NO. 1 ALBUMS","Question":"\"Forever Your Girl\"","Answer":"Paula Abdul"},{"Category":"THE NEW TESTAMENT","Question":"In a letter to Corinth, Paul ranked this quality over faith & hope","Answer":"Charity"},{"Category":"OLYMPIC POTPOURRI","Question":"U.S. soccer star Mia Hamm led her team to Olympic gold despite straining this the same day Kerri Strug did","Answer":"Ankle"},{"Category":"FOREIGN CURRENCY","Question":"In 1946 the Communist government of Vietnam began issuing coins with a depiction of this man","Answer":"Ho Chi Minh"},{"Category":"WORDS WITHIN WORDS","Question":"Carry something luminescent when you go down into one of these","Answer":"Mine"},{"Category":"GEORGE WASHINGTON","Question":"On December 23,1776 Washington wrote that \"Our attempt on\" this city was fixed for \"Christmas Day or night\"","Answer":"Trenton"},{"Category":"NO. 1 ALBUMS","Question":"\"Hell Freezes Over\"","Answer":"The Eagles"},{"Category":"THE NEW TESTAMENT","Question":"In Gethsemane, this apostle drew a sword & cut off Malchus' ear","Answer":"Peter"},{"Category":"OLYMPIC POTPOURRI","Question":"Of fire-eating, live pigeon-shooting or water buffalo polo, the one that was a 1900 Olympic event","Answer":"Live pigeon-shooting"},{"Category":"FOREIGN CURRENCY","Question":"The name of this currency is from the Sanskrit for \"coined silver\"","Answer":"Rupee"},{"Category":"WORDS WITHIN WORDS","Question":"A 1,496-pound one was unfortunate enough to get caught in 1979","Answer":"Tuna"},{"Category":"GEORGE WASHINGTON","Question":"In July 1749, at age 17 George was appointed to this position for the county of Culpeper, Virginia","Answer":"Surveyor"},{"Category":"NO. 1 ALBUMS","Question":"\"Glass Houses\"","Answer":"Billy Joel"},{"Category":"THE NEW TESTAMENT","Question":"This apostle, the brother of James, is traditionally credited with writing a gospel","Answer":"John"},{"Category":"OLYMPIC POTPOURRI","Question":"The name of this equestrian event is French for \"training\"; it doesn't refer to a garment","Answer":"Dressage"},{"Category":"FOREIGN CURRENCY","Question":"A Philippine one-peso coin of 1947 depicted this American, calling him \"Defender and Liberator\"","Answer":"Douglas MacArthur"},{"Category":"WORDS WITHIN WORDS","Question":"This capital city could be the climax of your world tour","Answer":"Lima"},{"Category":"GEORGE WASHINGTON","Question":"Washington warned against \"The insidious wiles of foreign influences\" in this published declaration","Answer":"His Farewell Address"},{"Category":"NO. 1 ALBUMS","Question":"\"Bat Out Of Hell II: Back Into Hell\"","Answer":"Meat Loaf"},{"Category":"THE NEW TESTAMENT","Question":"In Revelation, it was the name of he who sat on a pale horse","Answer":"Death"},{"Category":"OLYMPIC POTPOURRI","Question":"(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): \"(Hi, I'm Mark McEwen) I reported on the '92 W. Olympics in Albertville, France & the '94 W. Olympics hosted by this Scandinavian city\"","Answer":"Lillehammer, Norway"},{"Category":"FOREIGN CURRENCY","Question":"Its currency, the guarani, shares its name with one of its national languages & an expensive Asuncion hotel","Answer":"Paraguay"},{"Category":"WORDS WITHIN WORDS","Question":"Type of literature often produced by oversensitive youths","Answer":"Verse"},{"Category":"BEING THOREAU","Question":"This book begins, \"When I wrote the following pages...I lived alone in the woods, a mile from any neighbor...\"","Answer":"Walden/ Life In The Woods"},{"Category":"OFF WITH THEIR HEADS!","Question":"The first wife of Henry VIII to get the axe","Answer":"Anne Boleyn"},{"Category":"ASIAN NATIONS","Question":"Once known as Burma, its official language Burmese was also renamed","Answer":"Myanmar"},{"Category":"DICE ROLL NICKNAMES","Question":"Snake Eyes","Answer":"2"},{"Category":"YOUNG WOMEN OF TODAY","Question":"Royal rapper seen on TV's \"Living Single\" & in the movie \"Living Out Loud\"","Answer":"Queen Latifah"},{"Category":"ACRONYM EXCITEMENT!","Question":"At the United Nations: WHO","Answer":"World Health Organization"},{"Category":"BEING THOREAU","Question":"Thoreau praised this man's actions at Harpers Ferry & eulogized him in 3 lectures","Answer":"John Brown"},{"Category":"OFF WITH THEIR HEADS!","Question":"1980's \"Death Of A Princess\" dramatized the execution of a princess from this country & her lover's beheading","Answer":"Saudi Arabia"},{"Category":"ASIAN NATIONS","Question":"A map of this country bears many Kualas; Kuala Dungun, Kuala Lumpur....","Answer":"Malaysia"},{"Category":"DICE ROLL NICKNAMES","Question":"Boxcars, or Hobo's Delight on a Rainy Night","Answer":"Sixes"},{"Category":"YOUNG WOMEN OF TODAY","Question":"Though her name means \"wolf\", this basketball star was another canine in college -- a U. Conn. Husky","Answer":"Rebecca Lobo"},{"Category":"ACRONYM EXCITEMENT!","Question":"For feminists: NOW","Answer":"National Organization for Women"},{"Category":"BEING THOREAU","Question":"A dedicated abolitionist, Thoreau was a \"conductor\" on this","Answer":"The Underground Railroad"},{"Category":"OFF WITH THEIR HEADS!","Question":"After Charles II was restored to England's throne, he had this lord protector's body dug up & beheaded","Answer":"Oliver Cromwell"},{"Category":"ASIAN NATIONS","Question":"Railways link this country's capital of Ulaanbaatar to Moscow & Peking","Answer":"Mongolia"},{"Category":"DICE ROLL NICKNAMES","Question":"Acey-Deucy","Answer":"1 & 2"},{"Category":"YOUNG WOMEN OF TODAY","Question":"She occupies the California congressional seat once held by her late entertainer husband","Answer":"Mary Bono"},{"Category":"ACRONYM EXCITEMENT!","Question":"In San Francisco: BART","Answer":"Bay Area Rapid Transit"},{"Category":"BEING THOREAU","Question":"Work that says, \"Under a gov't which imprisons any unjustly, the true place for a just man is also a prison\"","Answer":"Civil Disobedience"},{"Category":"OFF WITH THEIR HEADS!","Question":"This principal leader of the Reign of Terror faced the guillotine himself on July 28, 1794","Answer":"Robespierre"},{"Category":"ASIAN NATIONS","Question":"The Baath party rules these 2 Mideast countries","Answer":"Iraq & Syria"},{"Category":"DICE ROLL NICKNAMES","Question":"Ada from Decatur, or Square Pair","Answer":"Pair of 4's"},{"Category":"YOUNG WOMEN OF TODAY","Question":"Born in Monaco in 1965, she's 7 & 8 years younger than her siblings Caroline & Albert","Answer":"Princess Stephanie"},{"Category":"ACRONYM EXCITEMENT!","Question":"To Neil Armstrong: NASA","Answer":"National Aeronautics and Space Administration"},{"Category":"BEING THOREAU","Question":"While in New York in the 1840s, Thoreau met this newspaper editor, who then acted as his literary agent","Answer":"Horace Greeley"},{"Category":"OFF WITH THEIR HEADS!","Question":"The last wife of Henry VIII to get the axe","Answer":"Catherine Howard"},{"Category":"ASIAN NATIONS","Question":"The Druk Gyalpo, or Dragon King, rules this neighbor of India that has a dragon on its flag","Answer":"Bhutan"},{"Category":"DICE ROLL NICKNAMES","Question":"Texas Sunflowers","Answer":"Two 5's"},{"Category":"YOUNG WOMEN OF TODAY","Question":"In \"Jerry Maguire\", this actress told Tom Cruise, \"You had me at hello\"","Answer":"Renee Zellweger"},{"Category":"ACRONYM EXCITEMENT!","Question":"For cybergeeks: MS-DOS","Answer":"Microsoft - Disk Operating System"},{"Category":"WORLD CITIES","Question":"In May 1998 this metropolis of 7 million voted to start electing its mayor for the first time","Answer":"London"},{"Category":"IRAQNOPHOBIA","Question":"This Iraqi president attended Cairo Law School in 1962 & 1963 while in exile","Answer":"Saddam Hussein"},{"Category":"ORDINAL NUMBER, PLEASE","Question":"It's where Washington was in war, in peace & in the hearts of his countrymen","Answer":"First"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"In 1996 Larry Hagman, Patrick Duffy & other actors from this series reunited for a TV movie","Answer":"\"Dallas\""},{"Category":"WHAT AILS YOU?","Question":"Nearly 90% of all malaria cases occur on this continent","Answer":"Africa"},{"Category":"STATE SUPERLATIVES","Question":"This state with the most people is home to the largest living tree","Answer":"California"},{"Category":"4-LETTER WORDS","Question":"This sound can be emitted by an auto horn or by a wild goose","Answer":"Honk"},{"Category":"IRAQNOPHOBIA","Question":"During the Gulf War, foreign journalists used this city's Al-Rashid Hotel as their base of operations","Answer":"Baghdad"},{"Category":"ORDINAL NUMBER, PLEASE","Question":"\"Nervous Breakdown\" the Rolling Stones suffered in the '60s","Answer":"Nineteenth"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"On a 1995 episode of this sitcom, JFK Jr. dropped by the offices of \"FYI\"","Answer":"\"Murphy Brown\""},{"Category":"WHAT AILS YOU?","Question":"Scientists have reported that this tofu legume may lower cholesterol","Answer":"Soybean"},{"Category":"STATE SUPERLATIVES","Question":"With about 1,040 people per square mile of land, life in this most densely populated state is a real garden party","Answer":"New Jersey"},{"Category":"4-LETTER WORDS","Question":"From the Latin for \"kitchen\", you literally cook ceramics in one of these","Answer":"Kiln"},{"Category":"IRAQNOPHOBIA","Question":"The ancient Greeks gave the area between the Tigris & Euphrates this name, which means \"between rivers\"","Answer":"Mesopotamia"},{"Category":"ORDINAL NUMBER, PLEASE","Question":"Shakespeare's \"night\" to remember","Answer":"Twelfth"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"Carol Burnett & Carroll O'Connor have appeared as Jamie's parents on this sitcom","Answer":"\"Mad About You\""},{"Category":"WHAT AILS YOU?","Question":"This clouding of the eye's lens is common in people over the age of 65","Answer":"Cataracts"},{"Category":"STATE SUPERLATIVES","Question":"This \"Beef State\" is No. 1 in commercial red meat & great northern beans","Answer":"Nebraska"},{"Category":"4-LETTER WORDS","Question":"During the American Revolution, this term referred to an American who favored the British side","Answer":"Tory"},{"Category":"IRAQNOPHOBIA","Question":"Living mostly \"whey\" up north, they are Iraq's largest ethnic minority","Answer":"Kurds"},{"Category":"ORDINAL NUMBER, PLEASE","Question":"(AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE): Street in the title of the following: (audio clue - instrumental)","Answer":"\"42nd Street\""},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"This British comedy troupe's \"Flying Circus\" landed on American TV in 1974","Answer":"Monty Python"},{"Category":"WHAT AILS YOU?","Question":"Outbreaks of this form of food poisoning are often the result of improper home canning","Answer":"Botulism"},{"Category":"STATE SUPERLATIVES","Question":"The nation's highest flat-top mountain, Grand Mesa, is in this state","Answer":"Colorado"},{"Category":"4-LETTER WORDS","Question":"\"Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also\" this","Answer":"Reap"},{"Category":"IRAQNOPHOBIA","Question":"The name of this Iraqi currency is derived from a Latin word for \"ten\"","Answer":"Dinar"},{"Category":"ORDINAL NUMBER, PLEASE","Question":"In \"The Music Man\", the penultimate trombonist in \"The Big Parade\"","Answer":"75th"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"\"Dragnet\"'s Jack Webb also developed this police series starring Martin Milner & Kent McCord","Answer":"\"Adam-12\""},{"Category":"WHAT AILS YOU?","Question":"The cause of this disorder characterized by sudden sleep attacks is unknown","Answer":"Narcolepsy"},{"Category":"STATE SUPERLATIVES","Question":"The deepest gorge in the U.S. is this state's Hells Canyon","Answer":"Idaho"},{"Category":"4-LETTER WORDS","Question":"To incline, or to thrust a lance, perhaps at a windmill","Answer":"Tilt"},{"Category":"1957","Question":"On October 4 Russia launched this first satellite into space","Answer":"Sputnik"},{"Category":"REALLY BIG","Question":"You'll find the largest one in Mexico, not Egypt; its base covers nearly 45 acres","Answer":"Pyramid"},{"Category":"SHOES","Question":"This type of shoe has a slot in the strap across each vamp into which a coin can be inserted","Answer":"Pennyloafer"},{"Category":"POLITICIANS","Question":"Bill Clinton awarded this political rival the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1997","Answer":"Bob Dole"},{"Category":"MUSICAL THEATRE","Question":"It's based on the memoir \"Anna And The King Of Siam\"","Answer":"\"The King And I\""},{"Category":"\"PH\"UN WORDS","Question":"Both England's King George V & FDR put their stamp of approval on this \"King of Hobbies\"","Answer":"Philately"},{"Category":"1957","Question":"When Wham-O introduced this toy in 1957, it was called the Pluto Platter","Answer":"Frisbee"},{"Category":"REALLY BIG","Question":"Longer than 2 football fields, it was launched at Friedrichshafen, Germany in 1936","Answer":"The Hindenburg"},{"Category":"SHOES","Question":"The lad who's the symbol of a line of Sherwin-Williams paints wears this type of shoes","Answer":"Wooden Shoes/Clogs"},{"Category":"POLITICIANS","Question":"Indiana's current governor, Frank L. O'Bannon, ran against Stephen Goldsmith, the mayor of this city","Answer":"Indianapolis"},{"Category":"MUSICAL THEATRE","Question":"(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE - here is a special guest with the clue): \"Hello, I'm Marla Maples Trump. In 1992 I made my Broadway debut in the musical about this humorist who never met a man he didn't like\"","Answer":"Will Rogers"},{"Category":"\"PH\"UN WORDS","Question":"For many years Andre Previn conducted one","Answer":"Philharmonic"},{"Category":"1957","Question":"As the Teamsters' vice president, he was indicted for bribery, conspiracy & obstruction of justice","Answer":"Jimmy Hoffa"},{"Category":"REALLY BIG","Question":"Growing over 20 feet, it's the largest predatory fish","Answer":"Great White Shark"},{"Category":"SHOES","Question":"These boots named for a British general became popular during the Napoleonic Wars","Answer":"Wellingtons"},{"Category":"POLITICIANS","Question":"Now a Tennessee senator, he appeared in the films \"Die Hard 2\" & \"The Hunt For Red October\"","Answer":"Fred Dalton Thompson"},{"Category":"MUSICAL THEATRE","Question":"In January 1997 Liza Minnelli returned to Broadway, filling in for Julie Andrews in this musical","Answer":"Victor/Victoria"},{"Category":"\"PH\"UN WORDS","Question":"You beta know that this letter follows upsilon in the Greek alphabet","Answer":"Phi"},{"Category":"1957","Question":"He ended his brief retirement to become chairman & president of Occidental Petroleum","Answer":"Armand Hammer"},{"Category":"REALLY BIG","Question":"Greenland is more than 2 1/2 times the size of this next largest island","Answer":"New Guinea"},{"Category":"SHOES","Question":"Miranda, Spectator & D'Orsay are types of this slip-on women's shoe","Answer":"Pump"},{"Category":"POLITICIANS","Question":"This champion stock-car racer lost the 1996 race for North Carolina's Secretary of State","Answer":"Richard Petty"},{"Category":"MUSICAL THEATRE","Question":"The rock opera \"Rent\" is a reworking of this Puccini opera, set in modern times","Answer":"\"La Boheme\""},{"Category":"\"PH\"UN WORDS","Question":"This Olivia Newton-John recording spent 10 weeks at No. 1, the longest of any single in the 1980's","Answer":"\"Physical\""},{"Category":"1957","Question":"The first explorer to fly over both poles, he passed away in March","Answer":"Admiral Richard Byrd"},{"Category":"REALLY BIG","Question":"With its supporting roots & trunks, a single one of these trees in India covers some 3 acres","Answer":"Banyan"},{"Category":"SHOES","Question":"This flat shoe normally has a cloth upper & a flexible rope sole","Answer":"Espadrilles"},{"Category":"POLITICIANS","Question":"In November 1996 Rep. Maxine Waters was elected chairwoman of this caucus","Answer":"Congressional Black Caucus"},{"Category":"MUSICAL THEATRE","Question":"This Stephen Sondheim musical was based on the Ingmar Bergman film \"Smiles Of A Summer Night\"","Answer":"\"A Little Night Music\""},{"Category":"\"PH\"UN WORDS","Question":"The name of this Egyptian island is Greek for \"Lighthouse\"","Answer":"Pharos"},{"Category":"19TH CENTURY FICTION","Question":"The 1853 novel \"Clotel, or The President's Daughter\" alleges that this man had an affair with a slave","Answer":"Thomas Jefferson"},{"Category":"ROCKS & MINERALS","Question":"Term for the minerals from which metals are extracted","Answer":"ore"},{"Category":"DOUBLE DOUBLE LETTERS","Question":"He raises & tends the honey kind","Answer":"beekeeper"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE","Question":"“Sweets to the sweet: Farewell!” were Hamlet's mother's words at this woman's funeral","Answer":"Ophelia"},{"Category":"MS.","Question":"Nancy Ross, Angela Davis, & Geraldine Ferraro all sought this office in 1984","Answer":"vice president"},{"Category":"SODA POP QUIZ","Question":"It's what gives soda pop the bubbles","Answer":"carbon dioxide"},{"Category":"ROCKS & MINERALS","Question":"Single-letter chemical designation of a diamond","Answer":"C"},{"Category":"DOUBLE DOUBLE LETTERS","Question":"On a sailor's chest it might say “Mother”; on Cher it's a butterfly","Answer":"tattoo"},{"Category":"HOLLYWOOD DOGS","Question":"Higgins played the title role of this 1974 film","Answer":"Benji"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE","Question":"Part of Cassius' anatomy Brutus calls “itching” when accusing him of greed","Answer":"palm"},{"Category":"MS.","Question":"Joan Benoit was 1st to win this Olympic event, finally offered for women in ‘84","Answer":"marathon"},{"Category":"SODA POP QUIZ","Question":"Caleb Bradham named his elixir this because it was supposed to relieve dyspepsia","Answer":"Pepsi Cola"},{"Category":"ROCKS & MINERALS","Question":"Largest block ever found of it in U.S., 56 tons, was used for Tomb of the Unknown Soldier","Answer":"marble"},{"Category":"DOUBLE DOUBLE LETTERS","Question":"[Audio DD] 1984 film which featured the following: (opening to Dancing in the Sheets by Shalamar)","Answer":"Footloose"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE","Question":"“Other women cloy the appetites they feed, but she makes hungry where most she satisfies”","Answer":"Cleopatra"},{"Category":"MS.","Question":"Kristine Holderied was 1st to graduate top in her class from 1 of these","Answer":"service academy"},{"Category":"SODA POP QUIZ","Question":"They spent $250,000 to develop a can so the shuttle crew could drink their new formula in space","Answer":"Coke"},{"Category":"ROCKS & MINERALS","Question":"Mark Twain defined it as a hole in the groud with a liar standing at the top","Answer":"mine"},{"Category":"DOUBLE DOUBLE LETTERS","Question":"Quality of ice, eels, & banana peels","Answer":"slipperiness"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE","Question":"Susanna & the twins, Hamnet & Judith","Answer":"Shakespeare's children"},{"Category":"SODA POP QUIZ","Question":"Fenton & Fowler''s calls this elite Detroit ginger ale the best soft drink in the world","Answer":"Vernor's"},{"Category":"ROCKS & MINERALS","Question":"Fizzing when acid is applied, this mineral is the base of the Portland cement industry","Answer":"limestone"},{"Category":"DOUBLE DOUBLE LETTERS","Question":"A tenant under lease","Answer":"lessee"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE","Question":"The lines “And thereby hangs a tale” & “All the world's a stage” come from this comedy","Answer":"As You Like It"},{"Category":"SODA POP QUIZ","Question":"It was originally called bib-label lithiated lemon-lime soda","Answer":"7-UP"},{"Category":"POLITICAL SLOGANS","Question":"“Hell no, we won't go” was a chant often heard at rallies against this war","Answer":"Vietnam War"},{"Category":"TREES","Question":"Arboreal symbol of strength","Answer":"oak"},{"Category":"RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN","Question":"The pair's lyricist","Answer":"Hammerstein"},{"Category":"BRITISH HISTORY","Question":"They've been guarding British royalty since 1485 & gin bottles since 1820","Answer":"Beefeaters"},{"Category":"HOLIDAYS","Question":"October holiday which Mexicans call Dia de la Raza is celebrated in the U.S. as this","Answer":"Columbus Day"},{"Category":"“SAINTS”","Question":"A patron saint of Russia, he was probably skinny & never wore a red suit","Answer":"St. Nicholas"},{"Category":"POLITICAL SLOGANS","Question":"In the early 1930s Americans were told that it was “just around the corner”","Answer":"prosperity"},{"Category":"TREES","Question":"Of the Tree of Life, Tree of Knowledge, or the Tree of Righteousness, the 1 forbidden to Adam","Answer":"Knowledge"},{"Category":"RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN","Question":"The “Times’” Brooks Atkinson called it “an original & beautiful excursion into... the Far East","Answer":"The King and I"},{"Category":"BRITISH HISTORY","Question":"Founder of the nursing profession, she was named after the city in which she was born","Answer":"Florence Nightingale"},{"Category":"HOLIDAYS","Question":"Meaning “removal of meat”, it's Rio's 4-day pre-Lenten festival","Answer":"Carnival"},{"Category":"“SAINTS”","Question":"At 5th & 50th, its Lady Chapel is the place to get married, if you're in NYC - & Catholic","Answer":"St. Patrick's Cathedral"},{"Category":"POLITICAL SLOGANS","Question":"He railed against the “do-nothing 80th congress” during his whistle-stop campaign","Answer":"Truman"},{"Category":"TREES","Question":"The cry “sap's a runnin’” refers to this tree","Answer":"maple tree"},{"Category":"RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN","Question":"Their 1st professional collaboration was this 1943 landmark musical","Answer":"Oklahoma!"},{"Category":"BRITISH HISTORY","Question":"First Roman army to invade Britain was led by this general","Answer":"Caesar"},{"Category":"HOLIDAYS","Question":"O. Henry called it the most “purely American” holiday","Answer":"Thanksgiving"},{"Category":"“SAINTS”","Question":"“St. Elsewhere” is the nickname for this TV hospital","Answer":"St. Eligius"},{"Category":"POLITICAL SLOGANS","Question":"“Four more years of the full dinner pail” symbolized this president's re-election campaign in 1900","Answer":"McKinley"},{"Category":"TREES","Question":"Continent on which the densest, tallest & most valuable stand of timber is found","Answer":"North America"},{"Category":"RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN","Question":"Character who is “corny as Kansas in August”","Answer":"Nellie Forbush"},{"Category":"BRITISH HISTORY","Question":"The penultimate Anglo-Saxon king, Edward was known by this pious title","Answer":"Edward the Confessor"},{"Category":"HOLIDAYS","Question":"Muslims fast during daylight hours for this entire month","Answer":"Ramadan"},{"Category":"“SAINTS”","Question":"Chorea, as in choreographer, is a condition associated with rheumatic fever formerly called this","Answer":"St. Vitus"},{"Category":"POLITICAL SLOGANS","Question":"In 1912, this pres. candidate declared, “We stand at Armageddon, & we battle for the Lord”","Answer":"Teddy Roosevelt"},{"Category":"TREES","Question":"Hindu for “trader” this unusual tree whose branches grow down can look like a mini-forest","Answer":"Banyan"},{"Category":"RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN","Question":"Stuart Damon & Lesley Ann Warren starred in this only R & H musical written for TV","Answer":"Cinderella"},{"Category":"BRITISH HISTORY","Question":"Though it sounds like a grim volume, it's just William the Conqueror's survey of the British kingdom","Answer":"The Domesday Book"},{"Category":"HOLIDAYS","Question":"Until 1752, the 13 colonies observed Annunciation Day, the 25th of this month, as new year's","Answer":"March"},{"Category":"BIOLOGY","Question":"Of the 4, blood group of the universal recipient","Answer":"AB"},{"Category":"BOY MEETS WORLD","Question":"At 16 in 1785, this future first consul became head of his family & graduated from the Paris Military Academy","Answer":"Napoleon Bonaparte"},{"Category":"WHO'S THE BOSS","Question":"Kelly Garrett, Jill Munroe & Sabrina Duncan all went undercover for this mysterious boss","Answer":"Charlie Townsend"},{"Category":"SEAQUEST","Question":"This sea stretches from Beirut to Gibraltar","Answer":"Mediterranean Sea"},{"Category":"EVERYBODY LOVES RAY","Question":"This \"sweet\" boxer had fought just once in 5 years when he decisioned Marvin Hagler in 1987","Answer":"\"Sugar\" Ray Leonard"},{"Category":"MARRIED WITH CHILDREN","Question":"It can be an early harmonious period for a president, or a married couple can take a \"second\" one without the kids","Answer":"Honeymoon"},{"Category":"PARTY OF \"FIVE\"","Question":"After December 1944, it was Ike's rank","Answer":"Five-star general"},{"Category":"BOY MEETS WORLD","Question":"Around 1347 B.C. at the age of 9, his rule as pharaoh began","Answer":"King Tut"},{"Category":"WHO'S THE BOSS","Question":"Miss Jane Hathaway reluctantly schemed with this miserly banker","Answer":"Milburn Drysdale"},{"Category":"SEAQUEST","Question":"One of the traditional 7 seas, it shares its name with a Rodgers & Hammerstein musical","Answer":"South Pacific"},{"Category":"EVERYBODY LOVES RAY","Question":"This pulp author was past 50 when he wrote his first novel, \"The Big Sleep\"","Answer":"Raymond Chandler"},{"Category":"MARRIED WITH CHILDREN","Question":"Parents of infants must learn to deal with these, from the medieval Greek \"diaspros\", or \"pure white\"","Answer":"Diapers"},{"Category":"PARTY OF \"FIVE\"","Question":"Whether it happens in the afternoon or not, it's facial stubble","Answer":"Five o'clock shadow"},{"Category":"BOY MEETS WORLD","Question":"In 1923 the San Francisco Symphony hosted the debut of this 7-year-old American violin prodigy","Answer":"Yehudi Menuhin"},{"Category":"WHO'S THE BOSS","Question":"Tattoo labored for this man on \"Fantasy Island\"","Answer":"Mr. Roarke"},{"Category":"SEAQUEST","Question":"Moses \"Stretched his hand over\" it & it was sundered","Answer":"Red Sea"},{"Category":"EVERYBODY LOVES RAY","Question":"\"X-Ray\" is the 1994 \"Unauthorized Biography\" of this leader of the Kinks","Answer":"Ray Davies"},{"Category":"MARRIED WITH CHILDREN","Question":"Babies are in this \"mouthy\" stage according to psychoanalytic theory","Answer":"Oral stage"},{"Category":"PARTY OF \"FIVE\"","Question":"This type of \"discount\" is slang for shoplifting","Answer":"Five-finger discount"},{"Category":"BOY MEETS WORLD","Question":"Of 6, 10 or 14, the age of Michael Kearney in 1994 when he became the USA's youngest college graduate","Answer":"10"},{"Category":"WHO'S THE BOSS","Question":"On \"Bewitched\" Darrin Stephens worked his advertising magic for this partner of McMann","Answer":"Larry Tate"},{"Category":"SEAQUEST","Question":"WWI's important naval Battle of Jutland took place in this sea","Answer":"North Sea"},{"Category":"EVERYBODY LOVES RAY","Question":"\"Write if you get work\" was Ray Goulding's catchphrase as half of this duo","Answer":"Bob and Ray"},{"Category":"MARRIED WITH CHILDREN","Question":"Make sure all your children are immunized against this \"barnyard\" disease caused by Varicella-Zoster","Answer":"Chickenpox"},{"Category":"PARTY OF \"FIVE\"","Question":"Vice President Thomas Marshall said, \"What this country needs is a good\" one of these","Answer":"Five-cent cigar"},{"Category":"BOY MEETS WORLD","Question":"The last male in the Tudor line, he became king at age 9 upon the death of Henry VIII","Answer":"Edward VI"},{"Category":"WHO'S THE BOSS","Question":"Every week Danno Williams would \"Book 'Em\" for this boss","Answer":"Steve McGarrett"},{"Category":"SEAQUEST","Question":"Despite this name, it's really the world's largest lake","Answer":"Caspian Sea"},{"Category":"EVERYBODY LOVES RAY","Question":"25 years after \"The Lost Weekend\", he played Ryan O'Neal's dad in \"Love Story\"","Answer":"Ray Milland"},{"Category":"PARTY OF \"FIVE\"","Question":"Stalin launched the first of these in 1928","Answer":"Five Year Plan"},{"Category":"THE HAYES YEARS","Question":"On November 23, 1880 this \"Sunflower State\" became the first to prohibit in its constitution the sale of liquor","Answer":"Kansas"},{"Category":"THE FILM VAULT","Question":"It's the title nickname of the psychopath Al Pacino played in a 1983 film","Answer":"Scarface"},{"Category":"THAT'S MY LAW","Question":"Snell's Law governs the angle of refraction of this as it passes from one medium to another","Answer":"Light"},{"Category":"GOULASH","Question":"In 1957 child model Jim O'Neill was chosen to grace the cover of his \"Baby and Child Care Book\"","Answer":"Dr. Benjamin Spock"},{"Category":"19th CENTURY LITERATURE","Question":"William Wells Brown's \"Clotel; or, The President's Daughter\" is about the kids this man allegedly had with a slave","Answer":"Thomas Jefferson"},{"Category":"ACTORS' RHYME TIME","Question":"Michael J.'s containers","Answer":"Fox's boxes"},{"Category":"THE FILM VAULT","Question":"Sidney Poitier starred in the 1961 film version of this Lorraine Hansberry drama about a black Chicago family","Answer":"A Raisin in the Sun"},{"Category":"THAT'S MY LAW","Question":"Kepler's first law says that planetary orbits aren't circular but have this shape","Answer":"Elliptical"},{"Category":"GOULASH","Question":"At the Oscars in 1992, Billy Crystal said this \"City Slickers\" co-star was backstage on the Stairmaster","Answer":"Jack Palance"},{"Category":"19th CENTURY LITERATURE","Question":"He wrote \"The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky\", \"The Blue Hotel\" & \"The Red Badge of Courage\"","Answer":"Stephen Crane"},{"Category":"ACTORS' RHYME TIME","Question":"Cybill's large cats","Answer":"Shepherd's leopards"},{"Category":"THE HAYES YEARS","Question":"In early 1880 Wabash in this state became the first city to illuminate its streets by electricity","Answer":"Indiana"},{"Category":"THE FILM VAULT","Question":"As Chris, a middle-class kid, this actor saw war close up in the 1986 film \"Platoon\"","Answer":"Charlie Sheen"},{"Category":"THAT'S MY LAW","Question":"Gresham's Law, named for a 16th century financier, is usually stated as \"Bad\" this \"drives out good\"","Answer":"Money"},{"Category":"GOULASH","Question":"Beechwood & juniper branches are used to smoke Germany's Westphalian type of this meat","Answer":"Ham"},{"Category":"19th CENTURY LITERATURE","Question":"Edward Bellamy's 1888 book \"Looking Backward\" sends a man to this year & doesn't mention computer bugs","Answer":"2000"},{"Category":"ACTORS' RHYME TIME","Question":"Nolte's films","Answer":"Nick's flicks"},{"Category":"THE HAYES YEARS","Question":"During 1879 he perfected his photographic dry plate","Answer":"George Eastman"},{"Category":"THE FILM VAULT","Question":"An action star from the '30s to the '70s, this actor headlined \"The Fighting Seabees\" & \"Flying Tigers\"","Answer":"John Wayne"},{"Category":"THAT'S MY LAW","Question":"The Law of Independent Assortment is one of the laws of heredity named for this 19th C. Austrian monk","Answer":"Gregor Mendel"},{"Category":"GOULASH","Question":"The most effective way of treating pernicious anemia is through injections of this vitamin","Answer":"B12"},{"Category":"19th CENTURY LITERATURE","Question":"Ydgrun is a goddess worshipped by residents of this Samuel Butler country","Answer":"Erewhon"},{"Category":"ACTORS' RHYME TIME","Question":"Torn's witticisms","Answer":"Rip's quips"},{"Category":"THE HAYES YEARS","Question":"10 members of this secret society of Irish immigrant coal workers were hanged on June 21, 1877","Answer":"The Molly Maguires"},{"Category":"THE FILM VAULT","Question":"Stephen King not only wrote the script for this 1986 film about possessed machinery, he directed it","Answer":"Maximum Overdrive"},{"Category":"THAT'S MY LAW","Question":"Objects with this property, meaning they can be deformed & regain their shapes, are covered by Hooke's Law","Answer":"Elasticity"},{"Category":"GOULASH","Question":"This fourth state of matter can be made by heating a gas or applying an electric field to it","Answer":"Plasma"},{"Category":"19th CENTURY LITERATURE","Question":"Oscar Wilde wrote \"The Picture of Dorian Gray\" & he wrote \"The Portrait of A Lady\"","Answer":"Henry James"},{"Category":"ACTORS' RHYME TIME","Question":"Calista's collection of photos of actress June","Answer":"Flockhart's Lockharts"},{"Category":"SISTER CITIES","Question":"San Francisco, California is a sister city to this one in Italy","Answer":"Assisi"},{"Category":"TOP O' THE CHARTS","Question":"In 1978 their duet \"You're The One That I Want\" replaced another duet by Johnny Mathis & Deniece Williams at No. 1","Answer":"Olivia Newton-John & John Travolta"},{"Category":"ALSO A VEGAS CASINO","Question":"A popular brand of orange juice","Answer":"Tropicana"},{"Category":"YOUNG ABE LINCOLN","Question":"Abe gained the respect of local ruffians when he held his own against one of the Clary's Grove boys in this sport","Answer":"wrestling"},{"Category":"COMPANIES","Question":"This warehouse club has over 43 million members, some of them Gold Star, lugging home the big jars of mayo","Answer":"Costco"},{"Category":"A CONTRADICTION IN TERMS","Question":"We don't see what was so good about this 2-word term for the worldwide 1930s economic disaster","Answer":"the Great Depression"},{"Category":"TOP O' THE CHARTS","Question":"Her \"Control\" album produced 5 Top 5 singles, each in a different spot; \"When I Think Of You\" hit No. 1","Answer":"Janet Jackson"},{"Category":"ALSO A VEGAS CASINO","Question":"A 3.5-million-square-mile land area between the Atlantic Ocean & the Red Sea","Answer":"the Sahara"},{"Category":"YOUNG ABE LINCOLN","Question":"Among the books read by Lincoln as a youngster were \"Robinson Crusoe\", \"Aesop's Fables\", & Mason Weems' \"Life of\" this man","Answer":"Washington"},{"Category":"COMPANIES","Question":"This co. agreed in 1993 to lease the New Amsterdam Theatre, & the old Times Square of degradation & filth was history","Answer":"Disney"},{"Category":"A CONTRADICTION IN TERMS","Question":"Both pleasant & painful, as in a memory","Answer":"bittersweet"},{"Category":"THE ONION HEADLINES FROM THE YEAR 2056","Question":"\"Refugees Row\" this entire island \"to Miami\"","Answer":"Cuba"},{"Category":"TOP O' THE CHARTS","Question":"In 1977 this \"sleepy\" song became Fleetwood Mac's only No. 1 hit","Answer":"\"Dreams\""},{"Category":"ALSO A VEGAS CASINO","Question":"A weapon removed from a stone","Answer":"Excalibur"},{"Category":"YOUNG ABE LINCOLN","Question":"On October 5, 1818 this mother of Lincoln & 2 of her relatives died of milk sickness","Answer":"Nancy Hanks"},{"Category":"COMPANIES","Question":"This chain with a month as its name has acquired stores like Kaufmann's in Pittsburgh & Robinson's in L.A.","Answer":"May Company"},{"Category":"A CONTRADICTION IN TERMS","Question":"Alliterative two-word term for action by one's own forces causing casualties to one's own troops","Answer":"friendly fire"},{"Category":"THE ONION HEADLINES FROM THE YEAR 2056","Question":"Boston rejoices as this team \"Lose(s) In 50th Straight Pennant Race; Fans Blame 'Curse of Jeter'\"","Answer":"the Yankees"},{"Category":"TOP O' THE CHARTS","Question":"Madonna's \"This Used To Be My Playground\" was sung over the closing credits of this 1992 film","Answer":"A League of Their Own"},{"Category":"ALSO A VEGAS CASINO","Question":"Stevenson's rousing tale from 1881","Answer":"Treasure Island"},{"Category":"YOUNG ABE LINCOLN","Question":"While serving in the Illinois legislature, Abe switched to this party of his political idol Henry Clay","Answer":"the Whigs"},{"Category":"COMPANIES","Question":"Orange & Rockland Utilities is a subsidiary of this company named for an inventor","Answer":"Consolidated Edison"},{"Category":"A CONTRADICTION IN TERMS","Question":"2-word term for something supposedly confidential but actually known quite generally","Answer":"an open secret"},{"Category":"THE ONION HEADLINES FROM THE YEAR 2056","Question":"This country \"Bombed Back into the Renaissance\"","Answer":"Italy"},{"Category":"TOP O' THE CHARTS","Question":"In 1991 this heartthrob took Percy Sledge's \"When A Man Loves A Woman\" back to the top spot","Answer":"Michael Bolton"},{"Category":"ALSO A VEGAS CASINO","Question":"A market town of Upper Egypt built on the ruins of Thebes","Answer":"Luxor"},{"Category":"YOUNG ABE LINCOLN","Question":"During his 80 days of military service in 1832, Abe attempted without success to track down this Sauk & Fox Indian chief","Answer":"Black Hawk"},{"Category":"COMPANIES","Question":"In 1959 Richard De Vos & Jay Van Andel founded this company that now has 3 million independent distributors","Answer":"Amway"},{"Category":"A CONTRADICTION IN TERMS","Question":"This computer language gets oxymoronic when it follows \"Advanced\"","Answer":"BASIC"},{"Category":"HITCHCOCK","Question":"Jessica Tandy finds a farmer dead, his eyes gouged out, in this 1963 thriller","Answer":"The Birds"},{"Category":"CHAD IS RAD","Question":"Chad's colonial overlord until independence in 1960","Answer":"France"},{"Category":"IT'S A \"SIN\"","Question":"It can mean to burn slightly, or to burn the ends of hair or cloth","Answer":"singe"},{"Category":"TAKE-OFFS","Question":"This late author's representatives sued over \"The Cat Not in the Hat\", a rhyming account of the O.J. Simpson trial","Answer":"Dr. Seuss"},{"Category":"LANDINGS","Question":"As its name suggests, the tipp toe approach procedure at SFO is meant to minimize this","Answer":"noise"},{"Category":"HITCHCOCK","Question":"Hitchcock made this film in 1934 & then remade it in 1956 with Doris Day & Jimmy Stewart","Answer":"The Man Who Knew Too Much"},{"Category":"CHAD IS RAD","Question":"In the 11th century the kings of Chad converted to this faith","Answer":"Islam"},{"Category":"IT'S A \"SIN\"","Question":"For more than 200 years, the annual Baltic Herring Market & Fair has been a big to-do in this world capital","Answer":"Helsinki"},{"Category":"TAKE-OFFS","Question":"\"Molvania: A Land Untouched by Modern Dentistry\" is a satirical type of this guide","Answer":"a travel guide"},{"Category":"LANDINGS","Question":"Runways are numbered by compass degrees without the last digit, so this is the highest number used","Answer":"36"},{"Category":"HITCHCOCK","Question":"Cary Grant admires Grace Kelly's big diamonds in this 1955 caper","Answer":"To Catch a Thief"},{"Category":"CHAD IS RAD","Question":"Refugees from the neighboring Darfur region of this country have fled into eastern Chad","Answer":"the Sudan"},{"Category":"IT'S A \"SIN\"","Question":"Carson Sink & the Great Salt Lake lie in the drainage area known as the Great this","Answer":"Basin"},{"Category":"TAKE-OFFS","Question":"\"The Ninety-Nine Guardsmen\", one of Bret Harte's \"condensed novels\", parodies this French tale","Answer":"The Three Musketeers"},{"Category":"LANDINGS","Question":"You land, not anchor, at this Phoenix airport, named by a board member from Scenic Airways","Answer":"Sky Harbor Airport"},{"Category":"HITCHCOCK","Question":"Cary Grant & Ingrid Bergman fall in love & ferret out Nazis in Brazil in this classic","Answer":"Notorious"},{"Category":"CHAD IS RAD","Question":"It's the country directly north of Chad","Answer":"Libya"},{"Category":"IT'S A \"SIN\"","Question":"Of Welsh extraction, Frank Lloyd Wright named his homes & fellowship after this early Welsh poet","Answer":"Taliesin"},{"Category":"TAKE-OFFS","Question":"Rafreaky the baboon & a 30-year-old Annie have appeared in this NYC theater spoof that debuted in 1982","Answer":"Forbidden Broadway"},{"Category":"HITCHCOCK","Question":"John Dall & Farley Granger strangle a college friend just for thrills in this, Hitch's first color film","Answer":"Rope"},{"Category":"CHAD IS RAD","Question":"The capital & largest city","Answer":"N'Djamena"},{"Category":"IT'S A \"SIN\"","Question":"As well as discovering a famous gap in Saturn's rings, he also discovered 4 of Saturn's moons","Answer":"Cassini"},{"Category":"TAKE-OFFS","Question":"\"Go for Barocco\" is a take-off of Balanchine by this hairy, all-male ballet troupe","Answer":"the Trockadero de Monte Carlo"},{"Category":"LANDINGS","Question":"The ILS, short for this, was first installed at Indianapolis in 1940","Answer":"the Instrument Landing System"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY NOVELS","Question":"Ironically, this 1953 science fiction book began appearing in a censored version in 1967","Answer":"Fahrenheit 451"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE","Question":"These lovers do \"with their death bury their parents' strife\"","Answer":"Romeo and Juliet"},{"Category":"PRINCETON","Question":"One of its 1st presidents, John Witherspoon, was the only clergyman to sign this document","Answer":"Declaration of Independence"},{"Category":"THE FUNNIES","Question":"This Johnny Hart strip features such characters as Thor, Peter, Wiley & Clumsy Carp","Answer":"B.C."},{"Category":"JUST DESSERTS","Question":"Unlike sherbet, sorbet never contains this dairy product","Answer":"milk"},{"Category":"FAMOUS LLOYDS","Question":"This Texas Democrat has represented his state in the U.S. Senate since 1971","Answer":"Lloyd Bentsen"},{"Category":"BRIDGES","Question":"This bridge spanning NYC's East River was designated a national historic landmark in 1964","Answer":"Brooklyn Bridge"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE","Question":"The play in which Emilia screams, \"The moor hath kill'd my mistress! Murder! Murder!\"","Answer":"Othello"},{"Category":"PRINCETON","Question":"Princeton was given its name in 1896, the year this future Princeton student & Jazz Age author was born","Answer":"Scott Fitzgerald"},{"Category":"THE FUNNIES","Question":"In 1941 a daughter named Cookie was born to this comic strip couple","Answer":"Blondie and Dagwood"},{"Category":"JUST DESSERTS","Question":"Perfect for dipping in wine or coffee, biscotti are twice-baked cookies from this country","Answer":"Italy"},{"Category":"FAMOUS LLOYDS","Question":"In 1980 this \"Evita\" composer won a Tony for Best Score & a Grammy for Best Cast Show Album","Answer":"Webber"},{"Category":"BRIDGES","Question":"This bridge in Venice connects the doge's palace with the old state prison","Answer":"Bridge of Sighs"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE","Question":"In Act I, Scene 1 of this play, a ghost appears to Barnardo, Marcellus & Horatio","Answer":"Hamlet"},{"Category":"PRINCETON","Question":"Of 1769, 1869 or 1969, the year Princeton began to admit women as undergraduates","Answer":"1969"},{"Category":"THE FUNNIES","Question":"\"The Flintsones\" have a dinosaur named Dino; this strip has a dinosaur named Dinny","Answer":"Alley Oop"},{"Category":"JUST DESSERTS","Question":"This thick liquid is the traditional sweetening in Indian pudding","Answer":"molasses"},{"Category":"FAMOUS LLOYDS","Question":"This British prime minister helped draft the Treaty of Versailles, which ended World War I","Answer":"Lloyd George"},{"Category":"BRIDGES","Question":"The 1st Roman bridge of which there is any record is the Pons Sublicius, built in 621 B.C. over this river","Answer":"Tiber"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE","Question":"In \"The Merchant of Venice\" he tells his friend Tubal, \"Meet me at our synagogue\"","Answer":"Shylock"},{"Category":"PRINCETON","Question":"In 1783 Princeton's Nassau Hall doubled as this for the nation","Answer":"capital"},{"Category":"THE FUNNIES","Question":"Jon is this cat's master; Odie is his dog friend","Answer":"Garfield"},{"Category":"JUST DESSERTS","Question":"A rich custard topped with caramelized sugar, its name means \"burnt cream\" in French","Answer":"crème brûlée"},{"Category":"FAMOUS LLOYDS","Question":"In 1832 this editor founded the New England Anti-Slavery Society","Answer":"William Lloyd Garrison"},{"Category":"BRIDGES","Question":"The Francis Scott Key Bridge crosses the Patapsco River in this city","Answer":"Baltimore"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE","Question":"In \"King Lear\", she poisons her sister Regan, then stabs herself","Answer":"Goneril"},{"Category":"PRINCETON","Question":"In 1974 this Princeton grad & PBS host wrote \"How to Make Money in Wall Street\"","Answer":"Louis Rukeyser"},{"Category":"THE FUNNIES","Question":"His Stars and Stripes cartoons featured the battle-weary GIs Willie & Joe","Answer":"Bill Mauldin"},{"Category":"JUST DESSERTS","Question":"Chef Josef Dobos is famous for creating this type of cake named for him","Answer":"torte"},{"Category":"FAMOUS LLOYDS","Question":"In 1953 he orginated the role of Captain Queeg in \"The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial\" on Broadway","Answer":"Lloyd Nolan"},{"Category":"BRIDGES","Question":"This Colorado canyon has the world's highest suspension bridge – 1,053' above the Arkansas River","Answer":"Royal Gorge"},{"Category":"THE 14th CENTURY","Question":"The carol notwithstanding, a king with this \"good\" name had St. John of Nepomuk killed in 1393","Answer":"Wenceslas"},{"Category":"OPERA SINGERS","Question":"This hefty ebullient tenor once taught elementary school in Modena, Italy, his birthplace","Answer":"Luciano Pavarotti"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"Ellen Glasgow, a native of this Virginia capital, set several novels there but called it \"Queenborough\"","Answer":"Richmond"},{"Category":"POLITICS","Question":"In 1967 Richard Hatcher became the 1st elected black mayor of this steel-producing Indiana city","Answer":"Gary"},{"Category":"ISLANDS","Question":"This largest island in the world also contains the northernmost land in the world","Answer":"Greenland"},{"Category":"PHYSICS","Question":"Sublimation is the direct change from solid to gas without passing through this stage","Answer":"liquid"},{"Category":"THE 14th CENTURY","Question":"Name given to the split in the Catholic church when rival popes were elected in 1378","Answer":"Great Schism"},{"Category":"OPERA SINGERS","Question":"This Spaniard starred in Franco Zeffirelli's film \"La Traviata\"","Answer":"Domingo"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"Title character who says, \"Why did you paint it? It will mock me some day — mock me horribly!\"","Answer":"Doran Gray"},{"Category":"POLITICS","Question":"At over 30 years, this West Virginian is currently the longest-serving Democrat in the U.S. Senate","Answer":"Byrd"},{"Category":"ISLANDS","Question":"Lewis with Harris is the most northerly of this \"Outer\" Scottish island group","Answer":"Outer Hebrides"},{"Category":"PHYSICS","Question":"Plano-convex, biconvex & concavo-convex are 3 of the types of this optical component","Answer":"lens"},{"Category":"THE 14th CENTURY","Question":"Claiming the French throne, England's Edward III invaded the continent in 1337, setting off this war","Answer":"100 Years War"},{"Category":"OPERA SINGERS","Question":"This Neapolitan tenor made his last public appearance on Christmas Eve, 1920 in \"La Juive\"","Answer":"Caruso"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"She wrote in \"Emma\", \"One half of the world cannot understand the pleasures of the other\"","Answer":"Jane Austen"},{"Category":"POLITICS","Question":"During his record 11 years as FDR's Sec'y of State, this Tennessean conceived the idea of the United Nations","Answer":"Hull"},{"Category":"ISLANDS","Question":"This Indonesian island became world famous after giant lizards were discovered there in 1912","Answer":"Komodo"},{"Category":"PHYSICS","Question":"This field is the study of the properties & production of sound","Answer":"acoustics"},{"Category":"THE 14th CENTURY","Question":"Chaucer wrote a treatise on how to build one of these & use it to compute the position of a star","Answer":"astrolabe"},{"Category":"OPERA SINGERS","Question":"In 1971 this part-Maori diva had her first Covent Garden triumph in \"The Marriage of Figaro\"","Answer":"Kiri Te Kanawa"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"This \"Madame Bovary\" author visited Tunisia to research \"Salammbo\", his novel about Carthage","Answer":"Flaubert"},{"Category":"POLITICS","Question":"In December 1985 Cognress passed this bill in an effort to end the federal deficit","Answer":"Gramm-Rudman"},{"Category":"ISLANDS","Question":"Singapore seceded from this country in 1965","Answer":"Malaysia"},{"Category":"PHYSICS","Question":"The farad, the unit of capacitance, is named for this scientist","Answer":"Faraday"},{"Category":"THE 14th CENTURY","Question":"In the 1350s this Moorish palace was completed in Granada, Spain","Answer":"Alhambra"},{"Category":"OPERA SINGERS","Question":"Late, great Russian who wrote the autobiographic books \"Pages from My Life\" & \"Man and Mask\"","Answer":"Chaliapin"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"\"Eugenie Grandet\" is considered one of the finest novels in his series \"La Comedie Humaine\"","Answer":"Balzac"},{"Category":"POLITICS","Question":"When he ran for president in 1884, the Democrats called him the \"Continental Liar From the State of Maine\"","Answer":"James G. Blaine"},{"Category":"ISLANDS","Question":"The Court of Tynwald is the chief legislative body of this island in the Irish Sea","Answer":"Isle of Man"},{"Category":"PHYSICS","Question":"Deuterium is a heavy isotope of this element","Answer":"hydrogen"},{"Category":"AFRICAN AMERICANS","Question":"In 1978 she became the first black woman honored on a U.S. postage stamp","Answer":"Harriet Tubman"},{"Category":"WORLD HODGEPODGE","Question":"Pato, a combination of basketball & this game played on horseback, is quite popular in Argentina","Answer":"Polo"},{"Category":"NEW YORK TIMES HEADLINES","Question":"The November 25, 1963 front page read, this man \"Shot To Death In Jail Corridor By A Dallas Citizen\"","Answer":"Lee Harvey Oswald"},{"Category":"ENGINEERING","Question":"Tajikistan has the highest one of these in the world; the U.S. doesn't even make the Top 10 with Hoover","Answer":"Dam"},{"Category":"BETTER KNOWN AS...","Question":"Marion Morrison","Answer":"John Wayne"},{"Category":"THE LAST MAN","Question":"In the 1996 book \"The Presidents: A Reference History\"","Answer":"Bill Clinton"},{"Category":"\"TRI\" HARDER","Question":"The French flag","Answer":"Tricolor"},{"Category":"WORLD HODGEPODGE","Question":"From the old French for \"ice\", these cover about 1/8 of Iceland; some are 3/4 of a mile thick","Answer":"Glaciers"},{"Category":"NEW YORK TIMES HEADLINES","Question":"The revelation of \"Undreamed Of Splendors\" was reported with the 1923 opening of his inner tomb","Answer":"King Tut"},{"Category":"ENGINEERING","Question":"The longest trip by rail you can take underwater is between these 2 countries","Answer":"England and France"},{"Category":"BETTER KNOWN AS...","Question":"Raquel Tejada","Answer":"Raquel Welch"},{"Category":"THE LAST MAN","Question":"In \"Asimov's Biographical Encyclopedia of Science & Technology\" is this \"Cosmos\" astronomer","Answer":"Carl Sagan"},{"Category":"\"TRI\" HARDER","Question":"The ironman category for this sport includes a 2.4 mile swim, a 112-mile bike race & a marathon run","Answer":"Triathlon"},{"Category":"WORLD HODGEPODGE","Question":"Jorge Icaza, who was born in Quito, was one of this country's most famous 20th century authors","Answer":"Ecuador"},{"Category":"NEW YORK TIMES HEADLINES","Question":"On Sept. 9, 1974 news fit to print included the pardon of this man & \"Knievel Safe As Rocket Falls\"","Answer":"Richard Nixon"},{"Category":"ENGINEERING","Question":"Able to carry over 2 million barrels of crude a day, it runs from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez","Answer":"the Alaska Pipeline"},{"Category":"BETTER KNOWN AS...","Question":"Archibald Leach","Answer":"Cary Grant"},{"Category":"THE LAST MAN","Question":"In \"Bartlett's Familiar Quotations\", he's paired with Michael Jackson for writing \"We Are The World\"","Answer":"Lionel Richie"},{"Category":"\"TRI\" HARDER","Question":"A court of justice","Answer":"Trribunal"},{"Category":"WORLD HODGEPODGE","Question":"On Dutch maps, this country is called Oostenrijk","Answer":"Austria"},{"Category":"NEW YORK TIMES HEADLINES","Question":"The 1945 headline \"Bomber Hits\" this skyscraper meant a plane, not a person","Answer":"Empire State Building"},{"Category":"BETTER KNOWN AS...","Question":"Charles Buchinsky","Answer":"Charles Bronson"},{"Category":"THE LAST MAN","Question":"In the \"Book Of Sports Legends\" is this man who threw the first pitch in a World Series game","Answer":"Cy Young"},{"Category":"\"TRI\" HARDER","Question":"Collective name of Julius Caesar, Pompey the Great & Marcus Licinius Crassus","Answer":"Triumverate"},{"Category":"WORLD HODGEPODGE","Question":"When shopping on Saba, an island in this sea, look for the beautiful, delicate Saba lace","Answer":"Caribbean Sea"},{"Category":"NEW YORK TIMES HEADLINES","Question":"\"Berlin Reported Him Missing And Insane\" when he \"Flies To Scotland\" in May 1941","Answer":"Rudolf Hess"},{"Category":"BETTER KNOWN AS...","Question":"Margarita Cansino","Answer":"Rita Hayworth"},{"Category":"THE LAST MAN","Question":"In \"The Almanac of Famous People\" is this \"Father of Television\"","Answer":"Vladimir Zworykin"},{"Category":"\"TRI\" HARDER","Question":"Bet in which the bettor must correctly choose the first 3 finishers in a horse race in exact order","Answer":"Trifecta"},{"Category":"HISTORIC QUOTES","Question":"Upon this man's assassination, Nehru said, \"The light has gone out of our lives\"","Answer":"Mahatma Gandhi"},{"Category":"DRAMA","Question":"In a 1997 play Stacie Chaiken starred as Constance, wife of this \"Earnest\" author","Answer":"Oscar Wilde"},{"Category":"LOBBYISTS","Question":"In the late '70s, Phyllis Schlafly lobbied for the defeat of this proposed constitutional amendment","Answer":"the ERA"},{"Category":"A PRAIRIE PRIMER","Question":"The largest cities in Canada's \"Prairie Provinces\" are Edmonton & Calgary in this one","Answer":"Alberta"},{"Category":"FRANCES FARMER","Question":"Actor Leif Erickson was Frances' first of 3 of these","Answer":"husbands"},{"Category":"FEELING POSSESSIVE","Question":"In a 1981 hit song, Rick Springfield wished that he had her","Answer":"\"Jessie's Girl\""},{"Category":"HISTORIC QUOTES","Question":"When asked how he became a hero, this president replied, \"It was involuntary. They sank my boat\"","Answer":"John F. Kennedy"},{"Category":"DRAMA","Question":"\"Dejavu\" was \"Angry Young Man\" John Osborne's 1992 sequel to this famous play about looking back","Answer":"Look Back in Anger"},{"Category":"LOBBYISTS","Question":"She gave up Gary Hart & \"Monkey Business\" & became a spokesperson for \"Enough Is Enough\"","Answer":"Donna Rice"},{"Category":"FRANCES FARMER","Question":"She earned an Oscar nomination for playing Frances","Answer":"Jessica Lange"},{"Category":"FEELING POSSESSIVE","Question":"Jason Robards played editor Ben Bradlee in this 1976 film","Answer":"All the President's Men"},{"Category":"HISTORIC QUOTES","Question":"In 1830 Daniel Webster told the Senate, \"Liberty and\" this, \"now and forever, one and inseparable\"","Answer":"Union"},{"Category":"DRAMA","Question":"Shakespeare's 2 greatest contemporaries: one was murdered in 1593 & one killed a man in 1598","Answer":"Christopher Marlowe & Ben Jonson"},{"Category":"LOBBYISTS","Question":"After his forced resignation from the Senate in 1995, he took an interest in lumber & other natural resources","Answer":"Bob Packwood"},{"Category":"FRANCES FARMER","Question":"In \"Badlands of Dakota\" Frances was this Wild West lady to Richard Dix's Wild Bill","Answer":"Calamity Jane"},{"Category":"HISTORIC QUOTES","Question":"In 1862 Otto von Bismarck said that the questions of the day would be settled by this \"and blood\"","Answer":"iron"},{"Category":"DRAMA","Question":"Robert Bolt depicted Elizabeth I in \"Vivat! Vivat Regina!\" & Henry VIII in this play","Answer":"A Man for All Seasons"},{"Category":"LOBBYISTS","Question":"In 1997 Jack Williams of this company was indicted for lying about his dealings with Mike Espy","Answer":"Tyson Foods"},{"Category":"FRANCES FARMER","Question":"In college an essay Frances wrote for a radical newspaper won her a trip to this country","Answer":"the Soviet Union"},{"Category":"HISTORIC QUOTES","Question":"In 1973 he warned Nixon, \"We have a cancer within, close to the presidency, that is growing\"","Answer":"John Dean"},{"Category":"DRAMA","Question":"\"Romanoff and Juliet\" is one of many plays by this actor-writer of Russian descent","Answer":"Peter Ustinov"},{"Category":"LOBBYISTS","Question":"Victor Crawford lobbied for, then against, this industry before his death from cancer","Answer":"the tobacco industry"},{"Category":"FRANCES FARMER","Question":"In 1958 this TV host said, \"Frances Farmer, This Is Your Life!\"","Answer":"Ralph Edwards"},{"Category":"FEELING POSSESSIVE","Question":"In literature, gamekeeper Oliver Mellors","Answer":"Lady Chatterley's Lover"},{"Category":"TV CHARACTERS","Question":"Dozens of web sites are devoted to picking on this Sheryl Leach creation who only gives love","Answer":"Barney"},{"Category":"THE AUTO MAN EMPIRE","Question":"He had a good year in 1928; construction began on the NYC art deco building named for him & he acquired Dodge","Answer":"Walter Chrysler"},{"Category":"THE FILM THAT ALMOST WAS","Question":"Committed to TV, Tom Selleck had to turn down this role in \"Raiders of the Lost Ark\" (curse you, Hawaiian shirt!)","Answer":"Indiana Jones"},{"Category":"SPACE MISSIONS","Question":"In 2008 the Phoenix Mars lander found ice on this region of the planet","Answer":"the poles"},{"Category":"BUSY AS A BEAVER","Question":"Gee, Wally, this classic TV show premiered on October 4, 1957","Answer":"Leave It to Beaver"},{"Category":"DECADES OF BESTSELLERS","Question":"\"The Nanny Diaries\" & \"Q is for Quarry\"","Answer":"the 2000s"},{"Category":"SKIP TO MY \"LOO\"","Question":"An old gold coin equal to 2 pistoles","Answer":"a doubloon"},{"Category":"THE AUTO MAN EMPIRE","Question":"This Frenchman was the designer for the company that bore his name, GM's largest division","Answer":"Chevrolet"},{"Category":"THE FILM THAT ALMOST WAS","Question":"E.T. would have followed a trail of this candy, but the Mars company said no; not even the red ones","Answer":"M&Ms"},{"Category":"SPACE MISSIONS","Question":"The New Horizons mission was launched to explore this planet before it was downgraded to a dwarf","Answer":"Pluto"},{"Category":"BUSY AS A BEAVER","Question":"One of the 2 U.S. states with the beaver as the state animal: one's on the west coast & one's on the east","Answer":"Oregon"},{"Category":"DECADES OF BESTSELLERS","Question":"\"The Godfather\" & \"Airport\"","Answer":"the '60s"},{"Category":"SKIP TO MY \"LOO\"","Question":"5-letter word for \"remote in manner\"","Answer":"aloof"},{"Category":"THE AUTO MAN EMPIRE","Question":"In 1932 this auto racer began using the squadron badge of a WWI flying ace: a prancing horse","Answer":"Ferrari"},{"Category":"THE FILM THAT ALMOST WAS","Question":"Nicole Kidman dropped out of playing Brad Pitt's wife in this film; you may have heard Angelina Jolie got the part","Answer":"Mr. & Mrs. Smith"},{"Category":"SPACE MISSIONS","Question":"The Hinode mission showed magnetic waves are critical in driving the flow of charged particles called this wind","Answer":"the solar wind"},{"Category":"BUSY AS A BEAVER","Question":"Grey Beaver is the first master of this Jack London wolf-dog","Answer":"White Fang"},{"Category":"DECADES OF BESTSELLERS","Question":"\"The Power of Positive Thinking\" & \"Marjorie Morningstar\"","Answer":"the 1950s"},{"Category":"SKIP TO MY \"LOO\"","Question":"A sailing vessel with a single mast","Answer":"a sloop"},{"Category":"THE FILM THAT ALMOST WAS","Question":"Will Smith turned down the lead in this futuristic 1999 flick, later saying of it, \"Keanu was brilliant\"","Answer":"The Matrix"},{"Category":"SPACE MISSIONS","Question":"The Cassini project is exploring Titan & Enceladus, moons of this second-largest planet","Answer":"Saturn"},{"Category":"BUSY AS A BEAVER","Question":"As a boy Joe Namath had a dam good time growing up strong in this Pennsylvania city","Answer":"Beaver Falls"},{"Category":"DECADES OF BESTSELLERS","Question":"\"The Yearling\" & \"Of Mice and Men\"","Answer":"the 1930s"},{"Category":"SKIP TO MY \"LOO\"","Question":"Unsecured pages of a book in removable form","Answer":"looseleaf"},{"Category":"THE AUTO MAN EMPIRE","Question":"James Sumner & Henry Spurrier founded the company that became \"British\" this, owner of Jaguar","Answer":"British Leyland"},{"Category":"THE FILM THAT ALMOST WAS","Question":"Eddie Murphy got the role in this '84 police comedy after Sylvester Stallone dropped out","Answer":"Beverly Hills Cop"},{"Category":"SPACE MISSIONS","Question":"The MESSENGER craft is the first mission to explore this planet since mariner 10 in the 1970s","Answer":"Mercury"},{"Category":"BUSY AS A BEAVER","Question":"\"The Beaver's Lesson\" is the title of part 5 of this author's \"The Hunting of the Snark\"","Answer":"Lewis Carroll"},{"Category":"DECADES OF BESTSELLERS","Question":"\"The Mammoth Hunters\" & \"The Queen of the Damned\"","Answer":"the 1980s"},{"Category":"SKIP TO MY \"LOO\"","Question":"Chinese city opposite Hong Kong island","Answer":"Kowloon"},{"Category":"THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE","Question":"In 1566 this \"Magnificent\" sultan was succeeded by his not-so-magnificent son Selim II, \"the Sot\"","Answer":"Suleyman"},{"Category":"MUSICAL PRIME NUMBERS","Question":"Prince: \"2000 zero zero party over, oops, out of time, so tonight I'm gonna party like it's ____\"","Answer":"1999"},{"Category":"PHILOSOPHY GLOSSARY","Question":"Camus & Buber were big in this movement that said humans were fully responsible for making meaning of their own lives","Answer":"existentialism"},{"Category":"EDIBLES INSTANT REPLAY REVIEW","Question":"After review, the bierwurst, lop chong & kielbasa, types of these, were overcooked","Answer":"sausage"},{"Category":"X MARKS THE SPOT","Question":"Southwest of Louisville, it's where you'll find much of the U.S. government's gold reserve","Answer":"Fort Knox"},{"Category":"AskOxford.com","Question":"Put this 3-letter Latin word meaning \"thus\" or \"so\" right after the error in a quoted passage","Answer":"sic"},{"Category":"MUSICAL PRIME NUMBERS","Question":"ABBA: \"You are the dancing queen, young & sweet, only ____\"","Answer":"17"},{"Category":"PHILOSOPHY GLOSSARY","Question":"The name of this study of moral principles is derived from a Greek word meaning \"habit\"","Answer":"ethics"},{"Category":"EDIBLES INSTANT REPLAY REVIEW","Question":"This notoriously smelly cheese whose last U.S. maker is in Monroe, Wisconsin was fumbled on aisle 3","Answer":"Limburger"},{"Category":"X MARKS THE SPOT","Question":"The only Benelux country that fits the bill","Answer":"Luxembourg"},{"Category":"AskOxford.com","Question":"AskOxford.com says the most commonly cited collective term for these animals is a clowder","Answer":"cats"},{"Category":"THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE","Question":"The Ottoman empire ended in 1922 when this man led a movement that established the Republic of Turkey","Answer":"Kemal"},{"Category":"MUSICAL PRIME NUMBERS","Question":"Counting Crows: \"In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue, in ____ he came home across the deep blue sea\"","Answer":"1493"},{"Category":"PHILOSOPHY GLOSSARY","Question":"This philosophical movement holds that the truth value of a proposition lies in its practicality","Answer":"pragmatism"},{"Category":"EDIBLES INSTANT REPLAY REVIEW","Question":"This rich 5-letter cake with eggs, ground nuts & little to no flour, is down by contact with my stomach","Answer":"torte"},{"Category":"X MARKS THE SPOT","Question":"The harbor of this Nova Scotia capital is one of the largest in the world","Answer":"Halifax"},{"Category":"AskOxford.com","Question":"Brits don't like this name for a phone keypad symbol--reminds them of a unit of currency that has another symbol","Answer":"pound"},{"Category":"THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE","Question":"In 1326 the Ottomans moved their capital to Bursa, which is in this Asian part of modern-day Turkey","Answer":"Anatolia"},{"Category":"MUSICAL PRIME NUMBERS","Question":"Foreigner: \"Well I'm hot blooded, check it and see, got a fever of ____\"","Answer":"103"},{"Category":"PHILOSOPHY GLOSSARY","Question":"Founded by Zeno of Citium, this -ism is the belief that detachment & self-control enable one to argue in an unbiased fashion","Answer":"stoicism"},{"Category":"X MARKS THE SPOT","Question":"This city on the Salt River sits on the eastern edge of the Sonoran Desert","Answer":"Phoenix"},{"Category":"AskOxford.com","Question":"This 2-letter abbreviation means \"which see\" in Latin & directs readers to another part of the book for info","Answer":"q.v."},{"Category":"THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE","Question":"Between 1656 & 1735 members of the Albanian Koprulu family served the sultan as this \"grand\" executive officer","Answer":"vizier"},{"Category":"MUSICAL PRIME NUMBERS","Question":"Blink-182: \"That's about the time she walked away from me, nobody likes you when you're ___\"","Answer":"23"},{"Category":"PHILOSOPHY GLOSSARY","Question":"\"Every virtue is laudable. Kindness is a virtue. Therefore, kindness is laudable\" is a logical this","Answer":"syllogism"},{"Category":"EDIBLES INSTANT REPLAY REVIEW","Question":"Upon review, this \"circular\" cut of meat from below the rump was too gristly","Answer":"the round"},{"Category":"X MARKS THE SPOT","Question":"The first winter Olympics took place in this French mountain resort","Answer":"Chamonix"},{"Category":"AskOxford.com","Question":"AskOxford.com tells us that this word is the missing one in the sequence primary, secondary... quaternary","Answer":"tertiary"},{"Category":"SAINTHOOD","Question":"In 2009 this man who died on Molokai in 1889 became Hawaii's first saint","Answer":"Father Damien"},{"Category":"DANGER IN WONDERLAND","Question":"Distinct alabaster fur; you'll know him by the big pocket watch he refers to; careful--he moves quickly","Answer":"the White Rabbit"},{"Category":"THAT'S HANDY","Question":"The hand gesture with 2 pairs of fingers bunched together was made by this Vulcan on the original \"Star Trek\"","Answer":"Mr. Spock"},{"Category":"SPOILER ALERT!","Question":"1968: The Statue of Liberty sticks up out of the sand","Answer":"Planet of the Apes"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL LANGUAGES","Question":"Argentina","Answer":"Spanish"},{"Category":"WORKING ON THE RAILROAD","Question":"This semipublic corporation that operates intercity U.S. passenger trains was created by Congress in 1970","Answer":"Amtrak"},{"Category":"BEGINS & ENDS WITH \"O\"","Question":"The website for this snack features the Double Stuf Racing League","Answer":"Oreo"},{"Category":"DANGER IN WONDERLAND","Question":"Don't let the smile fool you--this feline has razor-sharp claws & a cloaking device; terminate with extreme prejudice","Answer":"the Cheshire Cat"},{"Category":"THAT'S HANDY","Question":"U.S. code says that when this song plays, you put your hand over your heart","Answer":"the national anthem"},{"Category":"SPOILER ALERT!","Question":"1999: The first rule of this film is Brad Pitt doesn't really exist","Answer":"Fight Club"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL LANGUAGES","Question":"Austria","Answer":"German"},{"Category":"WORKING ON THE RAILROAD","Question":"The Tokaido Shinkansen, known by this \"weapon\" name, can hit 185 mph","Answer":"the bullet train"},{"Category":"BEGINS & ENDS WITH \"O\"","Question":"Herr Bismarck knows this given name comes from a Germanic word meaning \"rich\"","Answer":"Otto"},{"Category":"DANGER IN WONDERLAND","Question":"She tried to whack Alice with that \"off with her head\" line; wait 'til she gets a load of you","Answer":"the Queen of Hearts"},{"Category":"SPOILER ALERT!","Question":"1968: The baby's father, could it be... Satan?","Answer":"Rosemary's Baby"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL LANGUAGES","Question":"Canada (both, please)","Answer":"French & English"},{"Category":"WORKING ON THE RAILROAD","Question":"13-letter word for the operations manager of a depot or terminal","Answer":"stationmaster"},{"Category":"BEGINS & ENDS WITH \"O\"","Question":"It's another word for margarine","Answer":"oleo"},{"Category":"DANGER IN WONDERLAND","Question":"These 2 brothers may look like dimwits but they're vicious; beware the sword & umbrella, their weapons of choice","Answer":"Tweedledum & Tweedledee"},{"Category":"THAT'S HANDY","Question":"In Christian ritual it involves moving the hand from the forehead, to the chest & then to each shoulder in turn","Answer":"crossing oneself"},{"Category":"SPOILER ALERT!","Question":"1959: Joe E. Brown discovers that \"she\" is really a guy","Answer":"Some Like It Hot"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL LANGUAGES","Question":"Egypt","Answer":"Arabic"},{"Category":"WORKING ON THE RAILROAD","Question":"Organized in 1867, his firm built, staffed & operated sleeping cars on all major U.S. railroads","Answer":"Pullman"},{"Category":"BEGINS & ENDS WITH \"O\"","Question":"This term for an extended musical composition comes from the Italian for \"small chapel\"","Answer":"oratorio"},{"Category":"DANGER IN WONDERLAND","Question":"A suspected drug dealer who smokes from a hookah & peddles mushrooms--he's gotta go","Answer":"the Caterpillar"},{"Category":"SPOILER ALERT!","Question":"1932: The unusual circus performers discover Olga's murderous plans & turn her into a \"chicken woman\"","Answer":"Freaks"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL LANGUAGES","Question":"Brazil","Answer":"Portuguese"},{"Category":"WORKING ON THE RAILROAD","Question":"On April 30, 1900 this engineer gave his life in a train crash to save his passengers; his name would live on in ballads","Answer":"Casey Jones"},{"Category":"BEGINS & ENDS WITH \"O\"","Question":"L.A. restaurant Locanda Veneta serves this veal dish con risotto","Answer":"osso bucco"},{"Category":"THE NEW YORK TIMES THEATER","Question":"Frank Rich wrote you could feel Broadway history being made in this musical about a black female singing group","Answer":"Dreamgirls"},{"Category":"DESCRIBING THE NO. 1 SONG","Question":"1990: Madonna turns a magazine into a dance","Answer":"\"Vogue\""},{"Category":"I COULD USE SOME SELF-HELP!","Question":"That hair! Those shorts! Both are still around for this exercise guy known for his \"Sweatin' to the Oldies\"","Answer":"Richard Simmons"},{"Category":"SCRAMBLED EGGS?","Question":"Denver dish: TOT MELEE","Answer":"omelette"},{"Category":"AMERICANS IN PARIS","Question":"He worked on his \"An American in Paris\" while staying with brother Ira at Paris' Hotel Majestic","Answer":"George Gershwin"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"Q\"","Question":"Feather pen (5)","Answer":"quill"},{"Category":"THE NEW YORK TIMES THEATER","Question":"Times multimedia features include snapshots taken at this exit, the proverbial spot to have a moment with a theater star","Answer":"the stage door"},{"Category":"DESCRIBING THE NO. 1 SONG","Question":"1975: John Denver explains why he's grateful for the simple, rural life","Answer":"\"Thank God I'm A Country Boy\""},{"Category":"I COULD USE SOME SELF-HELP!","Question":"John Gray penned the book these 2 planets \"Together Forever--Relationship Skills for Lasting Love\"","Answer":"Mars & Venus"},{"Category":"SCRAMBLED EGGS?","Question":"A pancake-like offering in Rome: FAT TRAIT","Answer":"frittata"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"Q\"","Question":"To drink heartily (5)","Answer":"quaff"},{"Category":"THE NEW YORK TIMES THEATER","Question":"The Times found audience participation having a heyday in shows like \"The 25th Annual Putnam County\" this","Answer":"Spelling Bee"},{"Category":"DESCRIBING THE NO. 1 SONG","Question":"1968: Marvin Gaye gets the news through third parties that his girlfriend will be leaving him","Answer":"\"Heard It Through the Grapevine\""},{"Category":"I COULD USE SOME SELF-HELP!","Question":"Rick Warren guided readers on a 40-day spiritual journey in the No. 1 bestseller \"The\" this \"Driven Life\"","Answer":"Purpose"},{"Category":"SCRAMBLED EGGS?","Question":"Shhh! I'm making this egg dish for a dessert!: OF FUELS","Answer":"soufflé"},{"Category":"AMERICANS IN PARIS","Question":"In March 1971 this rocker closed the door on his band & moved to Paris to focus on his poetry","Answer":"Jim Morrison"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"Q\"","Question":"Jelly fruit (6)","Answer":"quince"},{"Category":"THE NEW YORK TIMES THEATER","Question":"As a critics' pick in 2008, this Lin-Manuel Miranda musical was called \"a salsa-flavored soap opera\"","Answer":"In the Heights"},{"Category":"DESCRIBING THE NO. 1 SONG","Question":"Vanilla Ice, 1990: The rapper is quite confident in both his MC abilities & his appeal to women","Answer":"\"Ice Ice Baby\""},{"Category":"I COULD USE SOME SELF-HELP!","Question":"\"The Art of Happiness\" was written by this Asian man who was picked out for his present job at the age of 2","Answer":"the Dalai Lama"},{"Category":"SCRAMBLED EGGS?","Question":"South of the border treat: OH NERVOUS SEARCH","Answer":"huevos rancheros"},{"Category":"AMERICANS IN PARIS","Question":"While minister to France, 1784-1789, this future president enjoyed Parisian culture, as well as the fine food & wine","Answer":"Thomas Jefferson"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"Q\"","Question":"Petty critique (7)","Answer":"quibble"},{"Category":"THE NEW YORK TIMES THEATER","Question":"Ben Brantley says \"injustice has been very good\" to this musical writing duo; see \"Chicago\" & their new \"The Scottsboro Boys\"","Answer":"Kander & Ebb"},{"Category":"DESCRIBING THE NO. 1 SONG","Question":"J. Geils, 1982: Horrors! The singer must deal with his \"angel\" being cute enough to be featured in a men's magazine","Answer":"\"Centerfold\""},{"Category":"I COULD USE SOME SELF-HELP!","Question":"Last name of Dale, who wrote \"How to Win Friends and Influence People\"","Answer":"Carnegie"},{"Category":"SCRAMBLED EGGS?","Question":"It sounds like a dance: EMU REIGN","Answer":"meringue"},{"Category":"AMERICANS IN PARIS","Question":"Sherwood Anderson & Ernest Hemingway were among the expatriate writers who hung out at her Paris salon","Answer":"Gertrude Stein"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"Q\"","Question":"A literary bell ringer (9)","Answer":"Quasimodo"},{"Category":"AMERICAN LITERATURE","Question":"A contemporary review of this 1851 novel said, \"Who would have looked for... poetry in blubber?\"","Answer":"Moby-Dick"},{"Category":"IT'S EXTINCT","Question":"The baluchitherium, an extinct type of this pachyderm, had no horn, unlike modern species","Answer":"a rhinoceros"},{"Category":"ACTORS & THEIR ROLES","Question":"Aaron Spelling's daughter Tori plays Donna Martin on this popular TV series","Answer":"Beverly Hills, 90210"},{"Category":"TECHNOLOGY","Question":"A box of 64 Crayola crayons has one of these devices \"built-in\"","Answer":"a sharpener"},{"Category":"TAIWAN","Question":"In October 1971 Taiwan was expelled from this organization & Red China was admitted","Answer":"the UN"},{"Category":"ETIQUETTE","Question":"After a family meal, you may fold this item & place it back inside its ring","Answer":"a napkin"},{"Category":"SIMILES","Question":"Something that turns out well \"comes up smelling like\" these flowers","Answer":"roses"},{"Category":"IT'S EXTINCT","Question":"The dodo was found on the Islands of Reunion, Rodrigues & Mauritius in this ocean","Answer":"the Indian Ocean"},{"Category":"ACTORS & THEIR ROLES","Question":"When this singer starred in a revival of \"Funny Girl\", one critic said, \"Pia doesn't fall on her fanny\"","Answer":"Pia Zadora"},{"Category":"TECHNOLOGY","Question":"In 1835 C.S.A. Thilorier froze this gas to create the first \"dry ice\"","Answer":"carbon dioxide"},{"Category":"TAIWAN","Question":"During Japanese control of Taiwan, this largest city was called Taihoku","Answer":"Taipei"},{"Category":"ETIQUETTE","Question":"The most formal evening wear is this color \"tie\", but black tie is much more popular","Answer":"white tie"},{"Category":"SIMILES","Question":"Because artists tend to flatter their models, a fine-looking female is said to be \"as pretty as\" this","Answer":"a picture"},{"Category":"IT'S EXTINCT","Question":"The last known representative of this type of pigeon died in the Cincinnati Zoo in 1914","Answer":"the passenger pigeon"},{"Category":"ACTORS & THEIR ROLES","Question":"Patrick Stewart wrote & starred in a one-man show based on this Dickens Christmas classic","Answer":"A Christmas Carol"},{"Category":"TECHNOLOGY","Question":"After hearing this invention of his work, Edison said, \"I was never so taken aback in my life\"","Answer":"the phonograph"},{"Category":"TAIWAN","Question":"His birthday is observed as a holiday on October 31","Answer":"Chiang Kai-shek"},{"Category":"ETIQUETTE","Question":"Some small wedding receptions eliminate this greeting line that was once de rigeueur","Answer":"the receiving line"},{"Category":"SIMILES","Question":"A fine voice is \"as clear as\" one of these tintinnabulating objects","Answer":"a bell"},{"Category":"IT'S EXTINCT","Question":"Steller's Sea Cow was a relative of this rare aquatic mammal found in Florida","Answer":"the manatee"},{"Category":"ACTORS & THEIR ROLES","Question":"This British actress played Isadora Duncan on film in 1968 & onstage in 1991","Answer":"Vanessa Redgrave"},{"Category":"TECHNOLOGY","Question":"C. Vanderbilt thought George Westinghouse's idea of stopping a train by this means a fool notion","Answer":"the air brake"},{"Category":"TAIWAN","Question":"It is prohibited to bring literature promoting this ideology into Taiwan","Answer":"Communism"},{"Category":"ETIQUETTE","Question":"Black ribbon streamers on a family's front door were once a sign of this","Answer":"mourning"},{"Category":"SIMILES","Question":"A really fast person runs like this kind of \"lightning\"—as if regular lightning isn't fast enough","Answer":"greased lightning"},{"Category":"IT'S EXTINCT","Question":"The name of this extinct elephant-like creature comes from Greek meaning \"breast tooth\"","Answer":"a mastodon"},{"Category":"ACTORS & THEIR ROLES","Question":"Playwright who made his film debut in \"Renaldo and Clara\" in 1978 & won a Pulitzer Prize for Drama in '79","Answer":"Sam Shepard"},{"Category":"TECHNOLOGY","Question":"First built in 1960, it's also been called an optical maser","Answer":"laser"},{"Category":"TAIWAN","Question":"Mariners from this country named Taiwan Ilha Formosa, but didn't colonize it","Answer":"Portugal"},{"Category":"ETIQUETTE","Question":"In 1922 Emily Post wrote, \"A gentleman takes off\" this \"when a lady enters the elevator\"","Answer":"his hat"},{"Category":"SIMILES","Question":"A person who's out of his element is \"like a fish\" in this predicament","Answer":"out of water"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"In 1991 B.C. Amenemhet, a former vizier, founded this country's 12th dynasty","Answer":"Egypt"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"\"Homage to the Queen\", a tribute to her, premiered on her coronation day in 1953","Answer":"Elizabeth II"},{"Category":"BIOLOGY","Question":"Unlike most birds, ratites like the ostrich can't do this","Answer":"fly"},{"Category":"FRUITS & VEGETABLES","Question":"The summer varieties of this gourd-like vegetable are eaten green; the winter ones, ripe","Answer":"squash"},{"Category":"AMERICAN INDIANS","Question":"In 1777 Chief Joseph Brant led his fellow Mohawks in the Battle of Oriskany during this war","Answer":"the Revolutionary War"},{"Category":"NOVELISTS","Question":"This novelist's youthful voyages provided the basis for such works as \"Lord Jim\" & \"Typhoon\"","Answer":"Conrad"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"Because his proposals for constitutional change were defeated, this French president resigned in 1969","Answer":"Charles de Gaulle"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"This dancer choreographed a new version of \"The Nutcracker\" in 1976, a \"Turning Point\" in his career","Answer":"Baryshnikov"},{"Category":"BIOLOGY","Question":"Associated with this sense, the olfactory lobe is better developed in most vertebrates than in man","Answer":"smell"},{"Category":"FRUITS & VEGETABLES","Question":"This fruit with many seeds is grown on the Punica granatum tree","Answer":"a pomegranate"},{"Category":"AMERICAN INDIANS","Question":"A woman claiming to be this Lewis & Clark companion died in 1884; she would have been about 100","Answer":"Sacagawea"},{"Category":"NOVELISTS","Question":"He dictated his last novel, \"The Brothers Karamazov\", to his wife who took it down in shorthand","Answer":"Dostoevsky"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"In 1919 this national assembly met in this city & formed a new German republic","Answer":"Weimar"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"The School of American Ballet is the official school of this major metropolitan ballet company","Answer":"New York"},{"Category":"BIOLOGY","Question":"Renin, an enzyme that breaks down protein, is secreted by cells in this organ","Answer":"the kidney"},{"Category":"FRUITS & VEGETABLES","Question":"Poi, a luau treat, is made from these mashed roots","Answer":"taro"},{"Category":"AMERICAN INDIANS","Question":"Geronimo rode in this U.S. president's 1905 inaugural parade","Answer":"Theodore Roosevelt"},{"Category":"NOVELISTS","Question":"This Scottish novelist is buried at the summit of Mt. Vaea on Upolu, an island of Western Samoa","Answer":"Robert Louis Stevenson"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"The parents of this Peruvian president immigrated from Japan 4 years prior to his birth","Answer":"Fujimori"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"This Spanish seducer is attacked by furies at the end of a 1936 ballet","Answer":"Don Juan"},{"Category":"BIOLOGY","Question":"Common \"colorful\" term for the eythrocytes, which transport oxygen around the body","Answer":"the red blood cells"},{"Category":"FRUITS & VEGETABLES","Question":"A greengage is a plum & a greening is this fruit","Answer":"an apple"},{"Category":"AMERICAN INDIANS","Question":"When this chief, Pocahontas' father, died in 1618, he was succeeded by his brother Opitchapam","Answer":"Powhatan"},{"Category":"NOVELISTS","Question":"This novelist's nonfiction book \"Miami and the Siege of Chicago\" was about the 1968 political conventions","Answer":"Norman Mailer"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"About 3000 B.S. the Sumerians invented this writing system which used triangular marks","Answer":"cuneiform"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"First performed in 1905, this very short solo ballet depicts the last minutes in the life of a bird","Answer":"The Dying Swan"},{"Category":"BIOLOGY","Question":"This nucleic acid occurs in 3 forms: messenger, ribosomal & transfer","Answer":"RNA"},{"Category":"FRUITS & VEGETABLES","Question":"This somewhat coarse root vegetable is also called a swede or a Swedish turnip","Answer":"a rutabaga"},{"Category":"AMERICAN INDIANS","Question":"This chief once called \"The Apache Napoleon\" died in the Arizona territory in 1874","Answer":"Cochise"},{"Category":"NOVELISTS","Question":"He followed his first novel, \"Appointment in Samarra\", with \"BUtterfield 8\"","Answer":"John O'Hara"},{"Category":"U.S. RIVERS","Question":"The name of this river, famous in song, may be a corruption of the Spanish for \"little Saint John\"","Answer":"the Swanee"},{"Category":"NATURE","Question":"Safes, a type of these desert formations, are often many miles long & several hundred feet high","Answer":"sand dunes"},{"Category":"MUSICAL THEATRE","Question":"When Marie Osmond toured in this play in 1994, her eldest son, Steven, played Kurt Von Trapp","Answer":"The Sound of Music"},{"Category":"1988","Question":"At the July 1988 Democratic National Convention this Massachusetts governor was nominated for president","Answer":"Michael Dukakis"},{"Category":"FOOD","Question":"While these small bread cubes often top salads, larger versions can be used to catch drippings","Answer":"croutons"},{"Category":"HEALTH & MEDICINE","Question":"These blood-sucking worms are used in medicine today to drain hematomas","Answer":"leeches"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"E\"","Question":"Zealous, like a beaver (5)","Answer":"eager"},{"Category":"NATURE","Question":"Sausage trees, found in Africa, are pollinated by these flying mammals","Answer":"bats"},{"Category":"1988","Question":"The Thatcher government imposed a broadcast ban on this political wing of the IRA","Answer":"Sinn Fein"},{"Category":"FOOD","Question":"A raw egg yolk usually accompanies this raw meat dish","Answer":"Steak Tartare"},{"Category":"HEALTH & MEDICINE","Question":"Light flashes in the field of vision may mean this optic tissue has become detatched","Answer":"the retina"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"E\"","Question":"Mistaken (9)","Answer":"erroneous"},{"Category":"NATURE","Question":"This largest U.S. cactus can weigh as much as 10 tons","Answer":"saguaro"},{"Category":"MUSICAL THEATRE","Question":"Scott Bakula played Joe DiMaggio in a 1983 musical about this sex symbol","Answer":"Marilyn Monroe"},{"Category":"1988","Question":"After 32 years in power, Janos Kadar was ousted as first secretary of this country's Communist Party","Answer":"Hungary"},{"Category":"FOOD","Question":"Butternut refers to both an actual nut & this type of gourd","Answer":"squash"},{"Category":"HEALTH & MEDICINE","Question":"This artificial sweetner has been associated with bladder cancer in animal experiments","Answer":"saccharin"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"E\"","Question":"On-screen, they're \"special\" (7)","Answer":"effects"},{"Category":"NATURE","Question":"Often found clinging to rocks, limpids are a type of this mollusk","Answer":"snails"},{"Category":"MUSICAL THEATRE","Question":"Elaine Stritch plays Capt. Andy's wife Parthy in the current revival of this Jerome Kern musical","Answer":"Show Boat"},{"Category":"1988","Question":"A 1988 plebiscite said that this Chilean dictator had to be out of office by March of 1990","Answer":"Augusto Pinochet"},{"Category":"FOOD","Question":"It's an Italian version of an omelet, served pancake-style","Answer":"a frittata"},{"Category":"HEALTH & MEDICINE","Question":"Apnea is the temporary cessation of this","Answer":"breathing"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"E\"","Question":"Count off one-by-one (9)","Answer":"enumerate"},{"Category":"NATURE","Question":"In the South, buildings have been engulfed & trees have been smothered by this Oriental vine gone wild","Answer":"kudzu"},{"Category":"MUSICAL THEATRE","Question":"\"Kismet\"'s music is adapted from the works of this \"Prince Igor\" composer","Answer":"Alexander Borodin"},{"Category":"1988","Question":"Along with the Marcoses, this Saudi arms merchant was indicted in October on charges of racketeering","Answer":"Adnan Khashoggi"},{"Category":"FOOD","Question":"They're the two common vegetables in the English dish bubble & squeak","Answer":"potato & cabbage"},{"Category":"HEALTH & MEDICINE","Question":"In vitiligo, a common disorder, patches of skin lose this","Answer":"pigment"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"E\"","Question":"The \"bigger picture\" (11)","Answer":"enlargement"},{"Category":"ANCIENT HISTORY","Question":"In 213 B.C., Ch'in Shih Huang-ti ordered all of these burned, except the ones in the imperial library","Answer":"books"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Antelope Island in this Utah lake is used as a refuge for bison","Answer":"the Great Salt Lake"},{"Category":"SAINTS","Question":"On the second Sunday in May, the French honor her with a holiday","Answer":"Joan of Arc"},{"Category":"FLEETS","Question":"When he left for his second voyage in September of 1493, he had a fleet of seventeen ships, fourteen more than his first trip","Answer":"Christopher Columbus"},{"Category":"CLOTHING","Question":"They can be crew, knee, or bobby","Answer":"socks"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"In F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel, Nick Carraway lives next door to this title character","Answer":"the Great Gatsby"},{"Category":"ANCIENT HISTORY","Question":"This pupil of Socrates went to Sicily to try to turn Dionysius into a philosopher king","Answer":"Plato"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Albuquerque, New Mexico lies on this 1885-mile long river","Answer":"the Rio Grande"},{"Category":"SAINTS","Question":"March 1st is the feast day of this patron saint of Wales","Answer":"St. David"},{"Category":"FLEETS","Question":"The Duque de Medina- Sidonia commanded this fleet in 1588","Answer":"the Spanish Armada"},{"Category":"CLOTHING","Question":"This Channel Island has a close-fitting knitted shirt or sweater named for it, in addition to a cow","Answer":"Jersey"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"Part I of this Willa Cather novel is entitled \"The Wild Land\"","Answer":"O Pioneers!"},{"Category":"ANCIENT HISTORY","Question":"Tikal became an important ceremonial center of this civilization, prior to 300 A.D.","Answer":"the Mayans"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"From its incorporation in 1813 until 1901, this New York village was known as Sing-Sing","Answer":"Ossining"},{"Category":"SAINTS","Question":"St. Raphael shares his feast day, September 29, with these two archangels","Answer":"Michael & Gabriel"},{"Category":"FLEETS","Question":"This company's fleet has included the Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth, & Queen Elizabeth II","Answer":"Cunard"},{"Category":"CLOTHING","Question":"A plastron is the quilted pad worn by competitors in this sport to protect their torso & sides","Answer":"fencing"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"His novel \"Daisy Miller\" opens at the Trois Couronnes hotel in Vevey, Switzerland","Answer":"Henry James"},{"Category":"ANCIENT HISTORY","Question":"He was only 16 when he became Roman emperor upon the death of Claudius","Answer":"Nero"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"South Carolina's highest point, Sassafras Mountain, rises 3,560 feet in this range of the Appalachians","Answer":"the Blue Ridge Mountains"},{"Category":"SAINTS","Question":"This man who added utopia to our vocabulary was made a saint in 1935","Answer":"St. Thomas More"},{"Category":"FLEETS","Question":"This empire's fleet was defeated in the 1571 Battle of Lepanto","Answer":"the Ottoman Empire"},{"Category":"CLOTHING","Question":"This apron for young girls has a ruffled bibbed top & a gathered skirt","Answer":"a pinafore"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"He published his third novel, \"A Cool Million\", in 1934, one year after \"Miss Lonelyhearts\"","Answer":"Nathanael West"},{"Category":"ANCIENT HISTORY","Question":"This Old Kingdom capital of Egypt was originally named Hikouptah","Answer":"Memphis"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"This Lake Erie port in Northwest Ohio was once called \"the Glass Capital of the World\"","Answer":"Toledo"},{"Category":"SAINTS","Question":"This scholarly 13th century saint was often called \"The Angelic Doctor\"","Answer":"St. Thomas Aquinas"},{"Category":"FLEETS","Question":"The Black Sea fleet in dispute between Russia & Ukraine is based at this Crimean port","Answer":"Sevastopol"},{"Category":"CLOTHING","Question":"It's the fur pouch that a Scotsman wears on the front of his kilt","Answer":"a sporon"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"In English, Ivan Turgenev's novel \"Ottsy i Deti\" is known by this \"familial\" title\"","Answer":"Fathers and Sons"},{"Category":"NAMES IN THE NEWS","Question":"This former U.N. ambassador is a co-chairman of the host city's committee for the 1996 Olympic Games","Answer":"Andrew Young"},{"Category":"SOUND LIKE A LOCAL","Question":"It follows \"Pitts-\" in the U.S. & \"Edin-\" in Scotland; we'll accept either pronunciation","Answer":"burgh"},{"Category":"BROADWAY LYRICS","Question":"\"Immigrant goes to America, many hellos in America; nobody knows in America, Puerto Rico's in America!\"","Answer":"West Side Story"},{"Category":"WHAM-O","Question":"In 1997 Wham-O introduced a Max Flight version of this 1950s sensation that flew farther & was easy to catch","Answer":"the Frisbee"},{"Category":"LITERARY BADDIES","Question":"This Seuss character who lived in a cave \"stood there on Christmas Eve, hating the Whos\"","Answer":"the Grinch"},{"Category":"STATE BIRDS","Question":"Ohio: This redbird","Answer":"a cardinal"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"\"Thin\" piece of disputed Israeli-Palestinian land involved in a clothes-shedding card game","Answer":"Gaza Strip Poker"},{"Category":"SOUND LIKE A LOCAL","Question":"To pass for a native of Danvers, Massachusetts, don't pronounce this letter in the town's name","Answer":"the R"},{"Category":"BROADWAY LYRICS","Question":"\"He had it comi","Answer":"Chicago"},{"Category":"WHAM-O","Question":"Wham-O owners heard about Australian kids using a bamboo ring for exercise; it became this 1958 fad","Answer":"a Hula hoop"},{"Category":"LITERARY BADDIES","Question":"This Harry Potter bad guy's name is French for \"flight from death\"","Answer":"Voldemort"},{"Category":"STATE BIRDS","Question":"Virginia: This bird, not Albert Pujols","Answer":"the cardinal"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Film legend who became an 1823 edict against European intervention in the Western Hemisphere","Answer":"the Marilyn Monroe Doctrine"},{"Category":"SOUND LIKE A LOCAL","Question":"Pedernales is in the Dominican Republic; north of the border, the Pedernales River is in this state","Answer":"Texas"},{"Category":"BROADWAY LYRICS","Question":"\"I can smile at the old days, I was beautiful then, I remember the time I knew that happiness was\"","Answer":"Cats"},{"Category":"WHAM-O","Question":"Wham-O received its name from this first product; when a projectile hit its target, it made a \"Wham-O\" sound","Answer":"a slingshot"},{"Category":"LITERARY BADDIES","Question":"This villainess of \"The Wizard of Oz\" ruled over the Winkies","Answer":"the Wicked Witch of the West"},{"Category":"STATE BIRDS","Question":"West Virginia: This crested bird","Answer":"the cardinal"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"\"Bouncy\" 1965 Beatles album that took over for Don Cornelius as host of a dance show","Answer":"Rubber Soul Train"},{"Category":"BROADWAY LYRICS","Question":"\"Whatever Lola wants, Lola gets, and little man, little Lola wants you\"","Answer":"Damn Yankees"},{"Category":"WHAM-O","Question":"This 1962 Wham-O game named for a dance craze came with a moveable cross bar & 2 support stands","Answer":"limbo"},{"Category":"LITERARY BADDIES","Question":"Mrs. Augustine St. Clare sold Uncle Tom to this brutal, alcoholic plantation owner who later beat him to death","Answer":"Simon Legree"},{"Category":"STATE BIRDS","Question":"Kentucky: This colorful songbird","Answer":"a cardinal"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Robert E. Lee's \"right arm\" general who sang \"ABC\" with a singing group","Answer":"Stonewall Jackson 5"},{"Category":"SOUND LIKE A LOCAL","Question":"This Ohio village, Thomas Edison's birthplace, is named for a North Italian city but rhymes with \"stylin'\"","Answer":"Milan"},{"Category":"BROADWAY LYRICS","Question":"\"All I need is one more try, gotta get that kite to fly\"","Answer":"You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown"},{"Category":"WHAM-O","Question":"Versions of this lawn toy to keep you cool in the summer include \"Wave Rider\" & \"Bounce 'N Splash\"","Answer":"a Slip 'N Slide"},{"Category":"LITERARY BADDIES","Question":"This villainous aide in a Shakespeare play states flatly, \"I hate the Moor\"","Answer":"Iago"},{"Category":"STATE BIRDS","Question":"Missouri: Not a redbird but this colorful creature","Answer":"a bluebird"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"1935 \"lunar\" Florida song that turned into an '80s Florida cop show","Answer":"\"Moon Over Miami Vice\""},{"Category":"WOLVERINE","Question":"This creature is the main predator of wolverines; what else would be dumb enough to take one on?","Answer":"man"},{"Category":"STORM","Question":"This 2000 film was based on Sebastian Junger's bestseller about a hurricane that meets a cold front","Answer":"The Perfect Storm"},{"Category":"MAGNETO","Question":"Logically enough, this planet has the strongest magnetic field of any planet in our solar system","Answer":"Jupiter"},{"Category":"ROGUE","Question":"The U.S. condemned this country's October 2006 nuclear test as a \"provocative act\"","Answer":"North Korea"},{"Category":"COLOSSUS","Question":"2-syllable name for the long-ago elephant relative with 13-foot tusks that has become a synonym for \"huge\"","Answer":"a mammoth"},{"Category":"\"X\"-MEN","Question":"He was the de facto leader of China from the late 1970s to the early 1990s","Answer":"Deng Xiaoping"},{"Category":"WOLVERINE","Question":"During the winter, wolverines hunt caribou & this animal of the genus Rangifer; Santa's gonna be mad","Answer":"reindeer"},{"Category":"STORM","Question":"Bogey & Bacall's final film together was this one that saw them waiting out a storm in Florida","Answer":"Key Largo"},{"Category":"MAGNETO","Question":"Around 1904 this Norwegian explorer confirmed that the Earth's magnetic poles are not fixed","Answer":"Amundsen"},{"Category":"ROGUE","Question":"In 2000 Zalmay Khalizad, future U.S. envoy here, Talibandied its name about in \"Consolidation of a Rogue State\"","Answer":"Afghanistan"},{"Category":"COLOSSUS","Question":"From this author we get the adjective \"brobdingnagian\", meaning \"gigantic\"","Answer":"Swift"},{"Category":"WOLVERINE","Question":"The website for this state's legislature says no bear \"can match the vicious disposition... of the wolverine\"","Answer":"Michigan"},{"Category":"STORM","Question":"Hurricane Camille leaves only one operational shrimping boat in Bayou La Batre in this 1994 Oscar winner","Answer":"Forrest Gump"},{"Category":"ROGUE","Question":"This president's administration changed the term \"rogue state\" to \"states of concern\"","Answer":"Bill Clinton"},{"Category":"COLOSSUS","Question":"Rabelaisian adjective meaning \"enormous\", like a task","Answer":"gargantuan"},{"Category":"\"X\"-MEN","Question":"His dad Earl Little was an outspoken Baptist minister & supporter of black nationalist leader Marcus Garvey","Answer":"Malcolm X"},{"Category":"STORM","Question":"The probe used to investigate tornados in this film is aptly named Dorothy","Answer":"Twister"},{"Category":"MAGNETO","Question":"An alnico magnet is an alloy having these 3 elements as its principal ingredients","Answer":"aluminum, nickel, cobalt"},{"Category":"COLOSSUS","Question":"This adjective that means \"amazingly large\" or \"causing amazement\" is from the Latin for \"to be stunned\"","Answer":"stupendous"},{"Category":"\"X\"-MEN","Question":"This Persian son of Darius I burned Athens in 480 B.C.","Answer":"Xerxes"},{"Category":"WOLVERINE","Question":"Bears have cubs; wolverine newborns are known as these, like foxes & beavers","Answer":"kits"},{"Category":"STORM","Question":"In this cool 2004 film, climatologist Dennis Quaid is right & much of the U.S. evacuates to Mexico","Answer":"The Day After Tomorrow"},{"Category":"ROGUE","Question":"This country's acceptance of responsibility for the Pan Am 103 bombing helped it lose its rogue status","Answer":"Libya"},{"Category":"COLOSSUS","Question":"Immeasurably great, like the \"Jest\" in a David Foster Wallace title","Answer":"infinite"},{"Category":"\"X\"-MEN","Question":"The \"Apostle of the Indies\", this missionary helped found the Jesuits & introduced Christianity to Japan","Answer":"Francis Xavier"},{"Category":"EXPLORERS","Question":"In 1616, after Hudson died, this man became the 1st European to reach Ellesmere Island; an island & bay are named for him","Answer":"Baffin"},{"Category":"FRENCH ART & ARTISTS","Question":"He was living in Tahiti when he painted \"Poemes Barbares\" in 1896","Answer":"Paul Gauguin"},{"Category":"BOGIE MEN","Question":"Rick Blaine","Answer":"Casablanca"},{"Category":"ANNIVERSARY GIFTS","Question":"You shouldn't \"cast\" them \"before swine\", but you can give them for a 12th or 30th anniversary gift","Answer":"Pearls"},{"Category":"TELL ME \"Y\"","Question":"A bumpkin, perhaps a local one","Answer":"Yokel"},{"Category":"LOST","Question":"TV show whose theme says, \"The Minnow will be lost\"","Answer":"Gilligan's Island"},{"Category":"FOUND","Question":"Agnes Baden-Powell helped found the Girl Guides soon after her brother Robert founded this movement","Answer":"Boy Scouts"},{"Category":"FRENCH ART & ARTISTS","Question":"We know he painted the absinthe drinker seen here, though there's nary a tutu in sight:","Answer":"Edgar Degas"},{"Category":"BOGIE MEN","Question":"Sam Spade","Answer":"The Maltese Falcon"},{"Category":"ANNIVERSARY GIFTS","Question":"It's a nice gift for the 35th, but if you take it out of a U.S. reef you may be arrested","Answer":"Coral"},{"Category":"TELL ME \"Y\"","Question":"\"Meshugge\" means crazy in this language of Europe's Ashkenazic Jews","Answer":"Yiddish"},{"Category":"LOST","Question":"Lost in the forest, this pair happens upon a house made of bread, cake & sugar","Answer":"Hansel & Gretel"},{"Category":"FOUND","Question":"Ben Franklin helped found this Ivy League school that had the USA's first medical school","Answer":"University of Pennsylvania"},{"Category":"FRENCH ART & ARTISTS","Question":"Elisabeth Vigee Le Brun was noted for portraits of this queen, including the one with her children, seen here:","Answer":"Marie Antoinette"},{"Category":"BOGIE MEN","Question":"Captain Queeg","Answer":"The Caine Mutiny"},{"Category":"ANNIVERSARY GIFTS","Question":"In one form or another you can fork over this metal on the 5th or 25th anniversary","Answer":"Silver"},{"Category":"TELL ME \"Y\"","Question":"It can be a standard for comparison, or a measuring rod 3 feet in length","Answer":"Yardstick"},{"Category":"LOST","Question":"Presumably she was lost at sea after vanishing in the central Pacific in July 1937","Answer":"Amelia Earhart"},{"Category":"FOUND","Question":"In the early 1900s William Durant put together Buick, Oldsmobile & other companies to found this corporation","Answer":"General Motors"},{"Category":"FRENCH ART & ARTISTS","Question":"Andre Derain was a prominent painter in this style whose name is from the French for \"wild beasts\"","Answer":"Fauvism"},{"Category":"BOGIE MEN","Question":"Fred C. Dobbs","Answer":"The Treasure of the Sierra Madre"},{"Category":"ANNIVERSARY GIFTS","Question":"19th century American \"King of the South\" that's a 2nd anniversary gift","Answer":"Cotton"},{"Category":"TELL ME \"Y\"","Question":"First name shared by monsieurs Saint Laurent & Montand","Answer":"Yves"},{"Category":"LOST","Question":"It's said that this gem was cut from a stone called the French Blue, which was lost after a crown jewel heist in 1792","Answer":"Hope Diamond"},{"Category":"FOUND","Question":"Fritz & Laura Perls founded this school of psychotherapy, from German for \"form\"","Answer":"Gestalt"},{"Category":"FRENCH ART & ARTISTS","Question":"This resident of Argenteuil painted \"The Regatta at Argenteuil\", seen here:","Answer":"Claude Monet"},{"Category":"BOGIE MEN","Question":"Charlie Allnut","Answer":"The African Queen"},{"Category":"ANNIVERSARY GIFTS","Question":"This 10th anniversary present is present in the name of a 20th anniversary gift -- platinum","Answer":"Tin"},{"Category":"TELL ME \"Y\"","Question":"Aden is the second-largest city in this Middle Eastern hot spot","Answer":"Yemen"},{"Category":"LOST","Question":"Performed annually in North Carolina, \"The Lost Colony\" is an outdoor drama about this lost colony","Answer":"Roanoke Island"},{"Category":"FOUND","Question":"Cowboy nickname of William Donovan, founder of the OSS & of modern U.S. intelligence","Answer":"\"Wild Bill\""},{"Category":"CANADIAN CAPITALS","Question":"It's the only provincial capital with its own Major League Baseball team","Answer":"Toronto"},{"Category":"SENIOR SENATORS","Question":"In 1990 she lost the race for California governor; in 1992 she won the race for California senator","Answer":"Dianne Feinstein"},{"Category":"1800","Question":"His First Symphony debuted April 2 in Vienna; 8 to go...","Answer":"Ludwig von Beethoven"},{"Category":"THAT OLD TIME NEW WAVE MUSIC","Question":"In a 1979 hit by the Police she's told, \"You don't have to sell your body to the night\"","Answer":"\"Roxanne\""},{"Category":"LITERARY LAST NAME'S THE SAME","Question":"Wyndham, C.S., Sinclair","Answer":"Lewis"},{"Category":"FROM THE WELSH","Question":"Rarebit, as in Welsh Rarebit, is an alteration of this word that's not an ingredient in Welsh Rarebit","Answer":"Rabbit"},{"Category":"CANADIAN CAPITALS","Question":"This Manitoba capital's name is derived from 2 Cree Indian words meaning \"murky water\"","Answer":"Winnipeg"},{"Category":"SENIOR SENATORS","Question":"Politician seen here in 1962, the year he was first elected to the Senate:","Answer":"EdwardKennedy"},{"Category":"1800","Question":"This vulcanization inventor was born a bouncing baby boy in 1800","Answer":"Charles Goodyear"},{"Category":"THAT OLD TIME NEW WAVE MUSIC","Question":"You might think this Cars leader is married to supermodel Paulina Porizkova (& you'd be right)","Answer":"Ric Ocasek"},{"Category":"LITERARY LAST NAME'S THE SAME","Question":"C.K., Emlyn, Tennessee","Answer":"Williams"},{"Category":"FROM THE WELSH","Question":"From the Welsh for \"dwarf dog\", it's also a miniature toy car brand","Answer":"Corgi"},{"Category":"CANADIAN CAPITALS","Question":"Vancouver isn't on Vancouver Island, but this capital is","Answer":"Victoria"},{"Category":"SENIOR SENATORS","Question":"When admiring the Stamford train station, thank this state's Christopher Dodd, who helped secure funding","Answer":"Connecticut"},{"Category":"1800","Question":"William Herschel discovered these \"rays\" beyond the red end of the visible spectrum","Answer":"Infrared rays"},{"Category":"THAT OLD TIME NEW WAVE MUSIC","Question":"A drum machine christened \"Echo\" helped launch this hopping band to fame & fortune","Answer":"Echo & the Bunnymen"},{"Category":"LITERARY LAST NAME'S THE SAME","Question":"John, Taylor, Erskine","Answer":"Caldwell"},{"Category":"FROM THE WELSH","Question":"\"Arthur-itative\" sources say her name is Welsh for \"white\" or \"fair\"","Answer":"Guinevere"},{"Category":"CANADIAN CAPITALS","Question":"Now a provincial capital, it was once the capital of New France","Answer":"Quebec City"},{"Category":"SENIOR SENATORS","Question":"An IRA that allows tax-free withdrawals is named for this Delaware senator","Answer":"William Roth"},{"Category":"1800","Question":"France got this territory back from Spain in 1800, saying it wouldn't transfer it again to anyone but Spain","Answer":"Louisiana"},{"Category":"THAT OLD TIME NEW WAVE MUSIC","Question":"Last name of Gary, the former Tubeway Army leader who charted with New Wave hits like \"Cars\"","Answer":"Gary Numan"},{"Category":"LITERARY LAST NAME'S THE SAME","Question":"Frank, Hart, Stephen","Answer":"Crane"},{"Category":"FROM THE WELSH","Question":"The name of this Olympic weapon may go back to the Welsh gaflach, \"forked branch\"","Answer":"Javelin"},{"Category":"CANADIAN CAPITALS","Question":"In 1947 huge oil deposits were discovered in this city 175 miles north of Calgary; it's now Canada's oil capital","Answer":"Edmonton"},{"Category":"SENIOR SENATORS","Question":"This man has 26 years of seniority on his fellow West Virginia senator Jay Rockefeller","Answer":"Robert Byrd"},{"Category":"1800","Question":"His \"The Wealth of Nations\" was one of the first books bought to stock the new Library of Congress","Answer":"Adam Smith"},{"Category":"THAT OLD TIME NEW WAVE MUSIC","Question":"(Hi, I'm Jane Wiedlin) Among my credits is this song that starts, \"Can you hear them? Talkin' about us, telling lies...\"","Answer":"\"Our Lips are Sealed\""},{"Category":"LITERARY LAST NAME'S THE SAME","Question":"Walter M., Arthur, Henry","Answer":"Miller"},{"Category":"FROM THE WELSH","Question":"Perhaps from the Welsh for \"goblin\", Elwood P. Dowd's Harvey was a famous one","Answer":"Pooka"},{"Category":"TELEVISION HISTORY","Question":"In the late '60s this character was created to show children it's okay to be grumpy","Answer":"Oscar the Grouch"},{"Category":"LARRY KING'S PUBLIC FIGURES","Question":"Tonight, the wooden teeth--fact or fiction? Also, his 1754 Fort Necessity battle loss...Mt. Vernon, hello","Answer":"George Washington"},{"Category":"DRIVING","Question":"Do this if you love Jesus but don't do it just as the light turns green","Answer":"honk"},{"Category":"MICHAEL JACKSON HITS IN OTHER WORDS","Question":"1983: \"Speak, Speak, Speak\"","Answer":"\"Say Say Say\""},{"Category":"20th CENTURY BALLET","Question":"This great Spanish cubist designed sets & costumes for the 1919 ballet \"The Three-Cornered Hat\"","Answer":"Picasso"},{"Category":"EXPORTS","Question":"90% of Qatar's income comes from the export of this product","Answer":"oil"},{"Category":"FAMILIAR PHRASES","Question":"If you have other, more important things to do, you \"have other' of these \"to fry\"","Answer":"fish"},{"Category":"LARRY KING'S PUBLIC FIGURES","Question":"I'm all shook up about my next guest & the caller is from his hometown...Tupelo, MS., hello?","Answer":"Elvis Presley"},{"Category":"DRIVING","Question":"The following sound indicates a vehicle in this gear","Answer":"reverse"},{"Category":"MICHAEL JACKSON HITS IN OTHER WORDS","Question":"1987: \"Naughty\"","Answer":"\"Bad\""},{"Category":"20th CENTURY BALLET","Question":"\"Prince Rama & the Demons\" was inspired by the \"Ramayana\", one of the great epic poems of this country","Answer":"India"},{"Category":"EXPORTS","Question":"The hills around San Jose are covered with trees growing this, Costa Rica's top export","Answer":"coffee"},{"Category":"FAMILIAR PHRASES","Question":"Big throwing don'ts include \"the baby out with the bathwater\" & \"caution to\" this","Answer":"the wind"},{"Category":"LARRY KING'S PUBLIC FIGURES","Question":"At the bottom of the hour, bet you won't miss my chat with this all time \"hit king\" of baseball...Cincinnati, hello?","Answer":"Pete Rose"},{"Category":"DRIVING","Question":"In September 2000, Congress held hearings on this company's product found on Fords","Answer":"Firestone"},{"Category":"MICHAEL JACKSON HITS IN OTHER WORDS","Question":"1983: \"Get Out Of Here!\"","Answer":"\"Beat It\""},{"Category":"20th CENTURY BALLET","Question":"\"Happiness is just a thing called Joe\" goes one of the songs in the 1997 ballet about this late sex symbol","Answer":"Marilyn Monroe"},{"Category":"EXPORTS","Question":"This crop is king in Mali; about 1/2 of its export income comes from it","Answer":"cotton"},{"Category":"FAMILIAR PHRASES","Question":"In \"A Psalm of Life, \" Longfellow tells of leaving these behind \"on the sands of time\"","Answer":"footprints"},{"Category":"LARRY KING'S PUBLIC FIGURES","Question":"A special Larry King tonight this \"wubbulous\" children's author & his thoughts on Rosie starring in his big Broadway show","Answer":"Dr. Seuss"},{"Category":"DRIVING","Question":"Experts disagree on whether 10 & 2 o'clock or 9 & 3 is better for this; no one thinks much of the old wrist drape","Answer":"steering wheel position"},{"Category":"MICHAEL JACKSON HITS IN OTHER WORDS","Question":"1984: \"Suspenseful Movie\"","Answer":"\"Thriller\""},{"Category":"20th CENTURY BALLET","Question":"Phillip Feeny's eerie music for the British ballet based on this spooky 19th C. novel is heard here","Answer":"Dracula"},{"Category":"EXPORTS","Question":"A big export for Tuvalu is copia, the dried meat of this","Answer":"coconut"},{"Category":"FAMILIAR PHRASES","Question":"William Congreve expounded, \"heav'n has no rage, like love to hatred turn'd, nor hell a fury like\" this","Answer":"a woman scorned"},{"Category":"LARRY KING'S PUBLIC FIGURES","Question":"He was 77 when he returned to space in '98; he talks to us now via satellite from Ohio","Answer":"John Glenn"},{"Category":"DRIVING","Question":"\"Multitudinous\" name for this part of the car that transmits gases from the cylinders to the exhaust pipe","Answer":"exhaust manifold"},{"Category":"MICHAEL JACKSON HITS IN OTHER WORDS","Question":"1982: \"Said Female Belongs To Me\"","Answer":"\"The Girl Is Mine\""},{"Category":"EXPORTS","Question":"In ancient times, the most famous export of the Phoenician town of Byblos to Greece was this material","Answer":"papyrus"},{"Category":"FAMILIAR PHRASES","Question":"This phrase meaning \"to betray someone\" came from slaves sent illegally via the Mississippi to New Orleans","Answer":"to sell them down the river"},{"Category":"OOH... A WISE GUY","Question":"Therefore it's this 17th century mathematician and philosopher--I think","Answer":"Descartes"},{"Category":"WONDER DRUGS","Question":"Humulin used by diabetics is short for \"human\" this","Answer":"insulin"},{"Category":"DON'T MESS WITH SICILY","Question":"At nearly 11,000 feet this \"active\" spot is Sicily's highest point","Answer":"Mount Etna"},{"Category":"DIRECTED BUT DID NOT STAR","Question":"\"Ordinary People\" (1980)","Answer":"Robert Redford"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL FINAL MOMENTS","Question":"He shuffled off this mortal coil in Warm Springs, GA from a cerebral hemorrhage","Answer":"FDR"},{"Category":"LONG GERMAN WORDS","Question":"The Reinheitsgebot is the law of 1516 governing the purity of this 4-letter drink","Answer":"beer"},{"Category":"OOH... A WISE GUY","Question":"Peachy thoughts from this uber philosopher include \"God is Dead\" & \"Is Man only a blunder of God?\"","Answer":"Nietzsche"},{"Category":"WONDER DRUGS","Question":"Football coach & triple-bypass patient Dan Reeves advertises Zocar, which mainly aims to lower this","Answer":"cholesterol"},{"Category":"DON'T MESS WITH SICILY","Question":"Sicily was ceded to the Romans in 241 B.C. after they won the first of these wars","Answer":"Punic"},{"Category":"DIRECTED BUT DID NOT STAR","Question":"\"Apollo 13\" (1995)","Answer":"Ron Howard"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL FINAL MOMENTS","Question":"His passing came in Buffalo, New York from gunshot wounds","Answer":"McKinley"},{"Category":"LONG GERMAN WORDS","Question":"Freude is this to which Beethoven composed an ode; Schadenfreude is this at someone else's misfortune","Answer":"joy"},{"Category":"OOH... A WISE GUY","Question":"The writings of this man seen here were truly Revolutionary","Answer":"Karl Marx"},{"Category":"WONDER DRUGS","Question":"Adult migraine? Ease the throbbing with 200 milligrams of this","Answer":"ibuprofen"},{"Category":"DON'T MESS WITH SICILY","Question":"The father of this US Supreme Court Justice was a romance language professor who had emigrated from Sicily","Answer":"Scalia"},{"Category":"DIRECTED BUT DID NOT STAR","Question":"\"Midnight in the Garden of Good & Evil\" (1997)","Answer":"Clint Eastwood"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL FINAL MOMENTS","Question":"He died in the White House, from pneumonia","Answer":"Harrison"},{"Category":"LONG GERMAN WORDS","Question":"A bildungsroman is this type of work covering a young hero's development","Answer":"novel"},{"Category":"OOH... A WISE GUY","Question":"He coined the term \"utopia\" now meaning \"an ideal place\" & used it for the title of a 1516 satire","Answer":"Thomas More"},{"Category":"WONDER DRUGS","Question":"The arthritis medicine lodine is an NSAID, a non-steroidal anti-this drug","Answer":"inflammatory"},{"Category":"DON'T MESS WITH SICILY","Question":"Heading west to Sicily from Calabria, Italy will take you \"strait\" to this port city of 263,000","Answer":"Messina"},{"Category":"DIRECTED BUT DID NOT STAR","Question":"\"Rachel, Rachel\" (1968)","Answer":"Paul Newman"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL FINAL MOMENTS","Question":"The end finally came for this Pres. in Elberon, New Jersey from blood posioning after being shot","Answer":"Garfield"},{"Category":"LONG GERMAN WORDS","Question":"Sauerbraten is literally \"sour roast\"; this is literally \"roast sausage\"","Answer":"Bratwurst"},{"Category":"OOH... A WISE GUY","Question":"By pure reason you should know he's the categorical German seen here","Answer":"Immanuel Kant"},{"Category":"WONDER DRUGS","Question":"Chlorpromazine, aka this, was approved by the FDA in 1954 & became the prototype antipsychotic","Answer":"thorazine"},{"Category":"DIRECTED BUT DID NOT STAR","Question":"\"Cradle Will Rock\" (1999)","Answer":"Tim Robbins"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL FINAL MOMENTS","Question":"The 2nd Prez to die in the White House, he was felled by acute indigestion (or was it poison?)","Answer":"Zachary Taylor"},{"Category":"LONG GERMAN WORDS","Question":"Bismarck & Kissinger are among masters of this, politics based on pragmatic concerns","Answer":"Realpolitik"},{"Category":"FAMOUS PEOPLE","Question":"In 2001, she produced & hosted the Travel Channel's \"Secrets of San Simeon\"","Answer":"Patty Hearst"},{"Category":"FAMOUS AMERICANS","Question":"In February 1865, 2 months before surrendering, he became general in chief of all the Confederate armies","Answer":"Robert E. Lee"},{"Category":"FEMALE ATHLETES","Question":"This soccer player whose real first name is Mariel is one of 4 women to have scored over 100 goals in international play","Answer":"Mia Hamm"},{"Category":"WEBSITES","Question":"An official website for this state is www.state.nm.us","Answer":"New Mexico"},{"Category":"___ OG","Question":"Hey, \"don't just sit there like a bump on\" one of these","Answer":"a log"},{"Category":"ENDLESS SUMER","Question":"The Sumerian name for the Mesopotamian plain may have given us this name of a Biblical garden","Answer":"Eden"},{"Category":"VACATION FUN","Question":"Watch out for sewer rats inside the \"Sewer Adventure\" at the Aquaria Water Museum in this Swedish capital","Answer":"Stockholm"},{"Category":"FAMOUS AMERICANS","Question":"It was the famous nickname of frontiersman & scout Christopher Carson","Answer":"Kit"},{"Category":"FEMALE ATHLETES","Question":"This track star was nicknamed \"Flo-Jo\"","Answer":"Florence Griffith-Joyner"},{"Category":"WEBSITES","Question":"Instead of .com, Amnesty International's website is www.amnesty. this","Answer":".org"},{"Category":"___ OG","Question":"\"Pea Soup\" describes a dense one","Answer":"fog"},{"Category":"ENDLESS SUMER","Question":"Utu, who judged the dead at the end of each day, was the Sumerian god of this celestial body","Answer":"sun"},{"Category":"VACATION FUN","Question":"Ride the Nutmobile thru macadamia orchards at the Big Pineapple, a top attraction in this \"Down Under\" country","Answer":"Australia"},{"Category":"FAMOUS AMERICANS","Question":"Dismissed from West Point for \"deficiency in chemistry\", he went on to paint a famous portrait of his mother","Answer":"James Whistler"},{"Category":"FEMALE ATHLETES","Question":"A student at Great Neck North High School, she's the golden girl of the ice seen here","Answer":"Sarah Hughes"},{"Category":"WEBSITES","Question":"At whitehouse.gov you can learn all about Air Force One as well as this Maryland presidential retreat","Answer":"Camp David"},{"Category":"___ OG","Question":"One of the teeth in a gear","Answer":"cog"},{"Category":"ENDLESS SUMER","Question":"The ancient Sumerian civilization flourished in the \"Fertile Crescent\" region between these 2 rivers","Answer":"Tigris & Euphrates"},{"Category":"VACATION FUN","Question":"Wow! You can see what you'd look like in one of Ms. Parton's wigs at this theme park named for her","Answer":"Dollywood"},{"Category":"FAMOUS AMERICANS","Question":"Her appointment to the Supreme Court in 1981 to replace Potter Stewart was history-making","Answer":"Sandra Day O'Connor"},{"Category":"FEMALE ATHLETES","Question":"This tennis player won women's singles titles at Wimbledon in 2000 & 2001, but lost to her little sister in 2002","Answer":"Venus Williams"},{"Category":"WEBSITES","Question":"Seen here, Arfie fetches results at this metasearch engine","Answer":"Dogpile"},{"Category":"___ OG","Question":"Something can do this to your bad memory; it's also a wheel on a Sony Clie","Answer":"jog"},{"Category":"ENDLESS SUMER","Question":"Dating from around 3000 B.C., the Sumerians used this writing system seen here","Answer":"cuneiform"},{"Category":"VACATION FUN","Question":"For a fabulous view of Barcelona, take the elevator to the top of the Monument a Colom, built to honor him","Answer":"Christopher Columbus"},{"Category":"FAMOUS AMERICANS","Question":"In one of its reading rooms, you can read up on Mary Baker Eddy, the founder of this religion","Answer":"Christian Science"},{"Category":"FEMALE ATHLETES","Question":"This basketball star whose name rhymes with hoops named her son Jordan, after Michael Jordan","Answer":"Sheryl Swoopes"},{"Category":"WEBSITES","Question":"\"Sari Says\" is an advice column in the online version of this teen magazine","Answer":"Teen People"},{"Category":"___ OG","Question":"A fad in the '90s was this game from Hawaii that used bottle stoppers","Answer":"pogs"},{"Category":"ENDLESS SUMER","Question":"The Sumerian kingdom ended when this enemy king famous for his code conquered the city of Larsa","Answer":"Hammurabi"},{"Category":"VACATION FUN","Question":"Soar above the treetops on the Skyfari aerial tram at this West Coast's city's famous zoo","Answer":"San Diego"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"The ballet \"Jeu de Cartes\" features dancing playing cards, & this one is the \"trickster\" of the pack","Answer":"the joker"},{"Category":"COMIC & CARTOON CRITTERS","Question":"Alvin, Simon & Theodore","Answer":"chipmunks"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL STATE THINGS","Question":"\"Swing your partner\" & \"do-si-do\"; it's the state dance of Oregon & Alabama","Answer":"square dance"},{"Category":"ALL IN YOUR MIND","Question":"You can have a deja entendu, meaning \"already heard\" in addition to this, \"already seen\"","Answer":"deja vu"},{"Category":"SCIENCE CLASS","Question":"(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from Colorado) As snowflakes are frozen water vapor, they're made up of these 2 chemical elements","Answer":"hydrogen & oxygen"},{"Category":"IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"This car name may come from an abbreviation of \"general purpose vehicle\"","Answer":"jeep"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"The longer \"romantic\" version of this ballet garment was inspired by the one Taglioni wore in the 1830s","Answer":"tutu"},{"Category":"COMIC & CARTOON CRITTERS","Question":"Heathcliff","Answer":"cat"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL STATE THINGS","Question":"Its state song is \"The Old North State\"","Answer":"North Carolina"},{"Category":"ALL IN YOUR MIND","Question":"Some people won't give blood due to belonephobia, fear of these","Answer":"needles"},{"Category":"SCIENCE CLASS","Question":"The forked type of this runs unobstructed between the clouds & the ground","Answer":"lightning"},{"Category":"IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"The name of this social insect comes from the Latin word vespa","Answer":"wasp"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"A ballet blanc, such as \"La Sylphide\", traditionally features costumes of this color","Answer":"white"},{"Category":"COMIC & CARTOON CRITTERS","Question":"Pumbaa","Answer":"warthog"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL STATE THINGS","Question":"If you \"Show Me\" some mozarkite, I'll tell you that it's this state's state rock","Answer":"Missouri"},{"Category":"ALL IN YOUR MIND","Question":"This measurement was originally measured by dividing mental age by calendar age","Answer":"IQ"},{"Category":"SCIENCE CLASS","Question":"(Sofia of the Clue Crew reports from New York's Central Park) Autumn leaves turn golden red as shorter days & cooler nights cause the breakdown of this green pigment","Answer":"chlorophyll"},{"Category":"IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"This adjective can mean extremely ornate or refer to the music from 1600 to 1750, including that of Vivaldi & Handel","Answer":"Baroque"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"From the French meaning \"to bend\", this basic bending movement prepares a dancer to spring high into the air","Answer":"plie"},{"Category":"COMIC & CARTOON CRITTERS","Question":"Babar","Answer":"elephant"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL STATE THINGS","Question":"This \"sweet\" state tree of Vermont is an important source of syrup","Answer":"sugar maple"},{"Category":"ALL IN YOUR MIND","Question":"By definition, a hypnagogic hallucination occurs while you're about to do this","Answer":"fall asleep"},{"Category":"SCIENCE CLASS","Question":"The frequency of a note is measured in this, abbreviated Hz","Answer":"hertz"},{"Category":"IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"This process is the diffusion of a fluid through a semipermeable membrane; some students seem to learn by it","Answer":"osmosis"},{"Category":"BALLET","Question":"French sculptor whose art inspired \"The Eternal Idol\" (hmmm...that's a \"Thinker\")","Answer":"Auguste Rodin"},{"Category":"COMIC & CARTOON CRITTERS","Question":"Franklin on Nickelodeon","Answer":"turtle"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL STATE THINGS","Question":"The juice of this bog fruit is Massachusetts' state beverage","Answer":"cranberry"},{"Category":"ALL IN YOUR MIND","Question":"Erik Erikson's concept of this type of \"crisis\", in which you're not sure who you are, is associated with adolescence","Answer":"identity crisis"},{"Category":"SCIENCE CLASS","Question":"(Sofia of the Clue Crew reports) Botanists divide a flower into four main parts: sepals, petals, stamens & these","Answer":"pistils"},{"Category":"IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"This word used to describe a type of school also means \"narrow in outlook\"","Answer":"parochial"},{"Category":"FIRST NAMES","Question":"Once considered too sacred to use, it was later the top girl's name from 1880 to the 1940s","Answer":"Mary"},{"Category":"THE NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM","Question":"To oversimplify, it's a really big hole in the ground in Arizona--1 mile deep & 277 river miles long","Answer":"the Grand Canyon"},{"Category":"OSCAR WINNERS & NOMINEES ON TV","Question":"This Oscar winner for \"The Piano\" plays a feisty Oklahoma City police detective on TNT's \"Saving Grace\"","Answer":"Holly Hunter"},{"Category":"ALLUSIONAL THINKING","Question":"Someone compared to this Aesop kid has lied so many times no one believes him even when he's telling the truth","Answer":"the boy who cried wolf"},{"Category":"47","Question":"The heavenly strains of the concert grand pedal type of this instrument come from its 47 strings","Answer":"a harp"},{"Category":"SAME FIRST & LAST LETTER","Question":"Neckwear for eating lobster","Answer":"bib"},{"Category":"OSCAR WINNERS & NOMINEES ON TV","Question":"Although he lost the supporting actor Oscar for \"Cinderella Man\", he won the Emmy vote for \"John Adams\"","Answer":"Paul Giamatti"},{"Category":"ALLUSIONAL THINKING","Question":"If you're slow but steady & you still beat a sprinter, you might be compared to this creature of fable","Answer":"a turtle"},{"Category":"47","Question":"This unit of measure is equal to .47 liters; drink up!","Answer":"a pint"},{"Category":"SAME FIRST & LAST LETTER","Question":"It can be a small facility for outpatient care, or a whole medical establishment run by specialists","Answer":"a clinic"},{"Category":"THE NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM","Question":"Check out the glistening dunes at White Sands National Monument in this state","Answer":"New Mexico"},{"Category":"OSCAR WINNERS & NOMINEES ON TV","Question":"This 5-time Oscar nominee played captain Monica Rawling for a season on \"The Shield\"","Answer":"Glenn Close"},{"Category":"ALLUSIONAL THINKING","Question":"A small person who goes up against a bigger opponent & wins evokes the story of these 2 Valley of Elah foes","Answer":"David & Goliath"},{"Category":"47","Question":"These 2 tropic lines, north & south of the equator, are 47 degrees apart","Answer":"Cancer & Capricorn"},{"Category":"THE NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM","Question":"Celebrating \"a century of sanctuary\" in 2009, it's Utah's first national park, though it's last alphabetically","Answer":"Zion"},{"Category":"OSCAR WINNERS & NOMINEES ON TV","Question":"Executive producer of \"Ugly Betty\", she has also guest starred as Sofia Reyes","Answer":"Salma Hayek"},{"Category":"ALLUSIONAL THINKING","Question":"The allusion \"ships that pass in the night\" is from this American poet's \"Tales of a Wayside Inn\"","Answer":"Longfellow"},{"Category":"47","Question":"You deserve a medal if you know that this element, symbol Ag, is No. 47 on the periodic table","Answer":"silver"},{"Category":"OSCAR WINNERS & NOMINEES ON TV","Question":"\"An Unmarried Woman\" in the movies, she played Donald Sutherland's wife Letitia on \"Dirty Sexy Money\"","Answer":"Jill Clayburgh"},{"Category":"ALLUSIONAL THINKING","Question":"Your vulnerability might be compared to this body part of an ancient Greek hero who killed Hector","Answer":"an Achilles' heel"},{"Category":"47","Question":"The Pythagorean theorem is the 47th proposition in the first book of his \"Elements\"","Answer":"Euclid"},{"Category":"CODES","Question":"The first 5 digits in these represent the manufacturer; 16000 means General Mills","Answer":"a bar code"},{"Category":"FACTS & FIGURES","Question":"There are 88 of these, which run alphabetically from Andromeda to Vulpecula","Answer":"constellations"},{"Category":"THE '30s WEREN'T ALL DEPRESSING","Question":"In April 1930 the first 3 mysteries involving her were published & became an instant success","Answer":"Nancy Drew"},{"Category":"...& THE HORSE YOU RODE IN ON!","Question":"Noted for their \"feathery\" legs, these Scottish draft horses were taken to North America in 1842, Bud","Answer":"Clydesdales"},{"Category":"OH, BEE GEE","Question":"Barry Gibb was born in 1946; these 2 fraternal twins were born in 1949","Answer":"Robin & Maurice"},{"Category":"\"YN\"","Question":"A Jewish house of worship","Answer":"a synagogue"},{"Category":"CODES","Question":"In \"A Christmas Story\", the message Ralphie uncovers using his decoder says \"Be sure to drink your\" this","Answer":"Ovaltine"},{"Category":"FACTS & FIGURES","Question":"Since 1970 the number of U.S. men aged 25-34 still living here has increased from 10% to 15%","Answer":"at home"},{"Category":"THE '30s WEREN'T ALL DEPRESSING","Question":"In 1938 DuPont made toothbrushes, not stockings, its first product with this material","Answer":"nylon"},{"Category":"...& THE HORSE YOU RODE IN ON!","Question":"Ex-welterweight champ Carlos, or a golden-coated, silver-maned horse","Answer":"a palomino"},{"Category":"OH, BEE GEE","Question":"Though never a Bee Gee, this other brother had 3 No. 1 singles & hosted \"Solid Gold\"","Answer":"Andy Gibb"},{"Category":"\"YN\"","Question":"A bird of the family Sturnidae, capable of mimicking human speech","Answer":"a mynah"},{"Category":"CODES","Question":"On Jan. 20, 2009 a military officer carrying these codes came to the inauguration with Bush & left with Obama","Answer":"the codes to release nuclear warheads"},{"Category":"FACTS & FIGURES","Question":"Researchers have found more than 40,000 of the dust type of these microscopic bugs in 1 ounce of mattress dust","Answer":"mites"},{"Category":"THE '30s WEREN'T ALL DEPRESSING","Question":"In 1936 Los Angeles started receiving its electricity from generators at this facility","Answer":"Hoover Dam"},{"Category":"...& THE HORSE YOU RODE IN ON!","Question":"In the 17th century this type of wild horse numbered between 2 & 4 mil.; today, only about 20,000 remain, mostly in the West","Answer":"mustangs"},{"Category":"\"YN\"","Question":"A skeptic, or one of a Greek sect who espoused that virtue is the only good","Answer":"a cynic"},{"Category":"CODES","Question":"1968's Nobel Prize in Medicine was for \"interpretation of\" this \"code and its function in protein synthesis\"","Answer":"the genetic code"},{"Category":"FACTS & FIGURES","Question":"Got this river? It flows more than 600 miles through Alberta & Montana before entering the Missouri","Answer":"the Milk"},{"Category":"THE '30s WEREN'T ALL DEPRESSING","Question":"In 1932 this country finished reclaiming thousands of agricultural acres from the Zuiderzee","Answer":"the Netherlands"},{"Category":"...& THE HORSE YOU RODE IN ON!","Question":"1 tale says this breed descends from Muhammad's horses that refused water to answer a battle call","Answer":"Arabians"},{"Category":"\"YN\"","Question":"The bobcat is also known as the bay this animal","Answer":"a lynx"},{"Category":"FACTS & FIGURES","Question":"A pen with 1,400 diamonds depicting a mountain range was created in 2006 to celebrate this company's 100th anniversary","Answer":"Montblanc"},{"Category":"THE '30s WEREN'T ALL DEPRESSING","Question":"In 1939 Edwin Armstrong built the first full-scale station for this type of commercially used radio transmission","Answer":"FM"},{"Category":"...& THE HORSE YOU RODE IN ON!","Question":"This \"stately\" horse has 3 gaits; the flat-foot walk, the running walk & the canter","Answer":"the Tennessee walking horse"},{"Category":"OH, BEE GEE","Question":"In a Bee Gees hit, this title sort of communication means \"you're telling me lies\"","Answer":"jive talkin'"},{"Category":"\"YN\"","Question":"In music, to place accents on beats that are normally unaccented","Answer":"syncopated"},{"Category":"THE PARTS OF SPEECH","Question":"Of the traditional 8 parts of speech, it's the only one that doesn't end in the same 4 letters as 1 of the other parts of speech","Answer":"adjective"},{"Category":"LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION","Question":"Suisse is the French name for this mountainous country","Answer":"Switzerland"},{"Category":"HORSE & RIDER","Question":"Silver","Answer":"The Lone Ranger"},{"Category":"THE MOVIES","Question":"The first episode in the story told by this popular film series is subtitled \"The Phantom Menace\"","Answer":"Star Wars"},{"Category":"SLOGANEERING","Question":"When going out, take this card because \"It's Everywhere You Want to Be\"","Answer":"Visa"},{"Category":"FIRST LADIES","Question":"She married husband Ronnie in 1952 when he was president of the Screen Actors Guild","Answer":"NancyReagan"},{"Category":"PRIME NUMBERS","Question":"Dial this 3-digit prime number in L.A. only for emergencies","Answer":"911"},{"Category":"LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION","Question":"Washington Irving gave New York City this nickname in 1807","Answer":"Gotham"},{"Category":"HORSE & RIDER","Question":"Rocinante","Answer":"Don Quixote"},{"Category":"THE MOVIES","Question":"It was double trouble for this martial arts star playing twins in \"Twin Dragons\"","Answer":"Jackie Chan"},{"Category":"SLOGANEERING","Question":"If you need a hammer, this is \"The Place With the Helpful Hardware Folks\"","Answer":"Ace Hardware"},{"Category":"FIRST LADIES","Question":"She served as a regent of the University of Texas & as a member of the National Parks Advisory Board","Answer":"Lady Bird Johnson"},{"Category":"PRIME NUMBERS","Question":"In the rhyme, it's the number of whacks Lizzie Borden gave her father","Answer":"41"},{"Category":"LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION","Question":"There are only 31 states & 1 federal district in this North American country","Answer":"Mexico"},{"Category":"HORSE & RIDER","Question":"Trigger's friend Buttermilk","Answer":"Dale Evans"},{"Category":"THE MOVIES","Question":"It was double trouble for this martial arts star playing twins in \"Double Impact\"","Answer":"Jean-Claude Van Damme"},{"Category":"SLOGANEERING","Question":"\"The Relentless Pursuit of Perfection\" is the goal of this automaker","Answer":"Lexus"},{"Category":"FIRST LADIES","Question":"In January 1991 this first lady broke her left leg while sledding at Camp David","Answer":"Barbara Bush"},{"Category":"PRIME NUMBERS","Question":"Columbus' first voyage to the new world ended in this year","Answer":"1493"},{"Category":"LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION","Question":"The Tasman Sea separates Australia & this nation","Answer":"New Zealand"},{"Category":"HORSE & RIDER","Question":"Traveller","Answer":"Robert E. Lee"},{"Category":"THE MOVIES","Question":"Known for comedies like \"Mr. Mom\", he donned the cape & cowl of Batman in 1989","Answer":"Michael Keaton"},{"Category":"SLOGANEERING","Question":"This large company provides \"Solutions For A Small Planet\"","Answer":"IBM"},{"Category":"FIRST LADIES","Question":"Her stepfather was Hugh Auchincloss","Answer":"Jackie Kennedy"},{"Category":"PRIME NUMBERS","Question":"Fear of this prime number is called triskaidekaphobia","Answer":"13"},{"Category":"LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION","Question":"Robin Hood's nemesis was the sheriff of this district","Answer":"Nottingham"},{"Category":"HORSE & RIDER","Question":"Bucephalus","Answer":"Alexander the Great"},{"Category":"THE MOVIES","Question":"She turned pirate in \"Cutthroat Island\" & action star in \"The Long Kiss Goodnight\"","Answer":"Geena Davis"},{"Category":"SLOGANEERING","Question":"Relax, this brand of medicine is \"Recommended by Dr. Mom\"","Answer":"Robitussin"},{"Category":"FIRST LADIES","Question":"The only first lady whose married name was the same as her maiden name","Answer":"Eleanor Roosevelt"},{"Category":"PRIME NUMBERS","Question":"Boeing's answer in the early 1960s to the Douglas DC-9; it's good for medium hauls","Answer":"727"},{"Category":"DEMOCRATIC KEYNOTERS","Question":"1992: New Jersey senator","Answer":"Bill Bradley"},{"Category":"THE ASPCA","Question":"In 1999 Lulu, a plucky potbellied one of these, earned an ASPCA Trooper Award for saving her owner's life","Answer":"Pig"},{"Category":"ON BROADWAY: 1970","Question":"He starred on Broadway as Elwood P. Dowd in a revival of \"Harvey\"; who else could?","Answer":"Jimmy Stewart"},{"Category":"BOTANY","Question":"To the horror of homeowners, this lawn weed, taraxacum officinale, can grow 1 1/2' high","Answer":"Dandelion"},{"Category":"I HAVEN'T READ SHAKESPEARE, BUT...","Question":"This tragedy has got to be set in a small village, hence the title","Answer":"Hamlet"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"Derived from the Greek for \"ice\", it's a glass of fine quality that resembles ice","Answer":"Crystal"},{"Category":"DEMOCRATIC KEYNOTERS","Question":"1984: New York governor","Answer":"Mario Cuomo"},{"Category":"THE ASPCA","Question":"An ASPCA program begun in 1992 promotes the adoption of these dogs when they retire from racing","Answer":"Greyhounds"},{"Category":"ON BROADWAY: 1970","Question":"Based on \"All About Eve\", it featured Lauren Bacall as Margo Channing","Answer":"Applause"},{"Category":"BOTANY","Question":"This \"kissing\" shrub, the state flower of Oklahoma, sometimes kills the tree that serves as its host","Answer":"Mistletoe"},{"Category":"I HAVEN'T READ SHAKESPEARE, BUT...","Question":"Obviously, it's a funny play about bad baseball players","Answer":"The Comedy of Errors"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"Many scholars believe that the Celts called it \"The Wild Place\"; now this wild place is a city of over 7 million","Answer":"London"},{"Category":"DEMOCRATIC KEYNOTERS","Question":"1976: Ohio senator","Answer":"John Glenn"},{"Category":"THE ASPCA","Question":"The ASPCA reminds you that you can lengthen a cat's life by neutering a male or doing this equivalent to a female","Answer":"Spaying"},{"Category":"ON BROADWAY: 1970","Question":"Though he never won an Emmy as Barney Miller, he did win a Tony for his role in \"The Rothschilds\"","Answer":"Hal Linden"},{"Category":"BOTANY","Question":"The Jaffa variety of orange originated in this country","Answer":"Israel"},{"Category":"I HAVEN'T READ SHAKESPEARE, BUT...","Question":"It sounds to me like it's about the leader of lascivious oglers","Answer":"King Lear"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"A Middle Eastern chieftain, this 4-letter term is from the Arabic for \"commander\"","Answer":"Emir"},{"Category":"DEMOCRATIC KEYNOTERS","Question":"1968: Hawaiian senator","Answer":"Daniel Inouye"},{"Category":"THE ASPCA","Question":"In 1867 the ASPCA began operating the world's first of these vehicles to carry horses, probably without a siren","Answer":"Ambulance"},{"Category":"ON BROADWAY: 1970","Question":"Anthony Quayle & Keith Baxter starred in this Anthony Shaffer mystery; the rest of the cast is another mystery","Answer":"Sleuth"},{"Category":"BOTANY","Question":"The jonquil is a short-trumpet narcissus; this yellow flower is a long-trumpet species","Answer":"Daffodil"},{"Category":"I HAVEN'T READ SHAKESPEARE, BUT...","Question":"It's about this guy who hires non-permanent secretarial help for his office","Answer":"The Tempest"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"This wooden club is named for the town in county Wicklow where it originated","Answer":"Shillelagh"},{"Category":"DEMOCRATIC KEYNOTERS","Question":"1988: Texas state treasurer","Answer":"Ann Richards"},{"Category":"THE ASPCA","Question":"The ASPCA helped stop Iowa legislators from legalizing hunting of the mourning type of this","Answer":"Dove"},{"Category":"ON BROADWAY: 1970","Question":"After 2,844 performances, Broadway said, \"So long, dearie\" to this musical December 27, 1970","Answer":"Hello, Dolly!"},{"Category":"BOTANY","Question":"The finest dried form of this root spice used in pumpkin pie is produced in Jamaica","Answer":"Ginger"},{"Category":"I HAVEN'T READ SHAKESPEARE, BUT...","Question":"Toyotas! Yeah, that's it; it's about Toyotas","Answer":"Troilus & Cressida"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"A Greek word for cowherd has given us this term for \"pastoral\" or \"rustic\"","Answer":"bucolic"},{"Category":"THE FUNNIES","Question":"Debuting November 18, 1985, the caption in its first box was \"So long, Pop! I'm off to check my tiger trap!\"","Answer":"Calvin and Hobbes"},{"Category":"U.S. CITIES","Question":"Its nicknames include \"The Athens of America\" & \"The Cradle of Liberty\"","Answer":"Boston"},{"Category":"ROLLING STONE'S 100 GREATEST GUITARISTS","Question":"Who was No. 50? This Who guitarist, that's who","Answer":"Pete Townshend"},{"Category":"THE LENIN CLOSET","Question":"Lenin got a degree in this in 1891, then went on to court a lot of trouble","Answer":"law"},{"Category":"POTPOURRI","Question":"In 2001 Sweden & the U.S. honored this award's 100th anniversary with a set of postage stamps","Answer":"the Nobel Prize"},{"Category":"MAGAZINES","Question":"As the old saying goes, \"An ounce of\" this magazine \"is worth a pound of cure\"","Answer":"Prevention"},{"Category":"ABBREVIATED","Question":"A \"green\" government group: EPA","Answer":"Environmental Protection Agency"},{"Category":"U.S. CITIES","Question":"When Oregon became a state in 1859, this city on the Willamette River was already the capital","Answer":"Salem"},{"Category":"ROLLING STONE'S 100 GREATEST GUITARISTS","Question":"Not surprisingly this legendary guitarist who colored the '60s with songs like \"Purple Haze\" came in at No. 1","Answer":"Jimi Hendrix"},{"Category":"THE LENIN CLOSET","Question":"Lenin met his wife Nadezhda while exiled here","Answer":"Siberia"},{"Category":"POTPOURRI","Question":"Select Comfort Corporation makes these with adjustable firmness","Answer":"mattresses"},{"Category":"MAGAZINES","Question":"In Nov. 2003 Judge Ira Gammerman said neither side would get damages from the demise of this celeb's magazine","Answer":"Rosie O'Donnell"},{"Category":"ABBREVIATED","Question":"High-ranking business operative: CFO","Answer":"chief financial officer"},{"Category":"U.S. CITIES","Question":"Benjamin Franklin Parkway & The Franklin Institute Science Museum are in this city","Answer":"Philadelphia"},{"Category":"ROLLING STONE'S 100 GREATEST GUITARISTS","Question":"It's said of No. 3, \"His string-bending & vibrato made his famous guitar, Lucille, weep like a real-life woman\"","Answer":"B.B. King"},{"Category":"THE LENIN CLOSET","Question":"When Russian Marxism split into 2 factions, Lenin led this \"majority\" group","Answer":"the Bolsheviks"},{"Category":"POTPOURRI","Question":"On an NHL rink, it's the color of the center line","Answer":"red"},{"Category":"MAGAZINES","Question":"For its Dec. 2003 issue, the U.S. Marie Claire put its first man on its cover, this star of \"The Last Samurai\"","Answer":"Tom Cruise"},{"Category":"ABBREVIATED","Question":"An international alliance: EU","Answer":"the European Union"},{"Category":"U.S. CITIES","Question":"According to a song by Ian Hunter, it \"Rocks\" (must be why the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is there)","Answer":"Cleveland"},{"Category":"ROLLING STONE'S 100 GREATEST GUITARISTS","Question":"His \"Smooth\" guitar strains earned him a place at No. 15","Answer":"Carlos Santana"},{"Category":"THE LENIN CLOSET","Question":"Lenin spent WWI in this country, but he was far from neutral on the subject","Answer":"Switzerland"},{"Category":"POTPOURRI","Question":"In 2003 a nationwide Free Slurpee Day was on this date","Answer":"11-Jul"},{"Category":"MAGAZINES","Question":"In titles, this word follows Southern, Country & Martha Stewart","Answer":"Living"},{"Category":"ABBREVIATED","Question":"On an accountant's calendar: FY","Answer":"fiscal year"},{"Category":"U.S. CITIES","Question":"Located in this city's Garden District, Commander's Palace features a jazz brunch on weekends","Answer":"New Orleans"},{"Category":"ROLLING STONE'S 100 GREATEST GUITARISTS","Question":"Surprisingly, only 2 women made the list: Joni Mitchell & this leader of the Blackhearts","Answer":"Joan Jett"},{"Category":"THE LENIN CLOSET","Question":"When Lenin returned to Russia in 1917, he did it in a \"sealed\" one of these","Answer":"railway car"},{"Category":"POTPOURRI","Question":"This flower got its name from the belief that bees got a sweet substance out of it","Answer":"honeysuckle"},{"Category":"MAGAZINES","Question":"Marilyn Vos Savant's column appears in this magazine that comes with Sunday newspapers","Answer":"Parade Magazine"},{"Category":"ABBREVIATED","Question":"Sometimes you get extras with one of these: DVD","Answer":"digital video disc"},{"Category":"POETS","Question":"This \"Howl\" poet's father was also a poet & the 2 would perform public readings together","Answer":"Allen Ginsberg"},{"Category":"THE YEAR IN SPORTS","Question":"Bruce Jenner & Ray Leonard were American Olympic champs in this red, white & blue year","Answer":"1976"},{"Category":"FAMOUS JACQUES","Question":"His 1959 film \"The Golden Fish\" won him an Oscar","Answer":"Cousteau"},{"Category":"WORLD COINS","Question":"Its 1-shekel coin features a flower taken from a Judean coin during the Persian period","Answer":"Israel"},{"Category":"MEDICINE","Question":"A Pseudofolliculitis barbae is an \"ingrown\" one of these","Answer":"a hair"},{"Category":"\"SIDE\" EFFECTS","Question":"Manner assumed by good doctors","Answer":"bedside manner"},{"Category":"POETS","Question":"In 1953 his Norton Lectures at Harvard were published as \"i: six nonlectures\"","Answer":"Cummings"},{"Category":"THE YEAR IN SPORTS","Question":"It was the year of Babe Ruth's career high in home runs","Answer":"1927"},{"Category":"FAMOUS JACQUES","Question":"In 1995 he succeeded Francois Mitterand","Answer":"Jacques Chirac"},{"Category":"WORLD COINS","Question":"In 1999 the Cook Islands issued a half dollar coin featuring this Jim Davis comic strip title character","Answer":"Garfield"},{"Category":"MEDICINE","Question":"Adding these charged particles to the air is supposed to reduce blood pressure & relieve headaches","Answer":"negative ions"},{"Category":"\"SIDE\" EFFECTS","Question":"You can get an 18-pound collection of every one of these Gary Larson cartoons","Answer":"\"The Far Side\""},{"Category":"POETS","Question":"She considered publishing \"Sonnets from the Portuguese\" as \"Sonnets Translated from the Bosnian\"","Answer":"ElizabethBrowning"},{"Category":"THE YEAR IN SPORTS","Question":"(Jimmy of the Clue Crew at Indianapolis Speedway) The Noc-Out Hose Clamp Special was the winning car at Indianapolis in this year; the race was cancelled the next 4 years","Answer":"1941"},{"Category":"FAMOUS JACQUES","Question":"Much of France's 16th century Canadian claim was based on his explorations","Answer":"Cartier"},{"Category":"WORLD COINS","Question":"In 1999 it issued its 1-oz. silver kookaburra coin with honor marks reproducing several U.S. state quarters","Answer":"Australia"},{"Category":"MEDICINE","Question":"Symbolized Ba, this element is put in your body, one way or another, to be seen on X-rays","Answer":"barium"},{"Category":"\"SIDE\" EFFECTS","Question":"A trial judge may call this conference with the attorneys, out of the jury's hearing","Answer":"sidebar"},{"Category":"POETS","Question":"After his death in 1821, a fellow poet wrote that he was fragile & was \"killed off by one critique\"","Answer":"Keats"},{"Category":"THE YEAR IN SPORTS","Question":"In this, his final year, Ted Williams became one of the few major leaguers to play in 4 decades","Answer":"1960"},{"Category":"FAMOUS JACQUES","Question":"He painted the death of Marat & he himself died in exile in Brussels","Answer":"Jacques-Louis David"},{"Category":"WORLD COINS","Question":"All of Ireland's coins feature this musical instrument on one side","Answer":"the harp"},{"Category":"MEDICINE","Question":"Yes, she developed a scoring system in 1952 to aid in determining a newborn's health","Answer":"Virginia Apgar"},{"Category":"\"SIDE\" EFFECTS","Question":"Economists also know it as Reaganomics","Answer":"supply-side economics"},{"Category":"POETS","Question":"In 1857 this \"Old Ironsides\" poet & others founded the Atlantic Monthly","Answer":"Oliver Wendell Holmes"},{"Category":"THE YEAR IN SPORTS","Question":"Super Bowl XXXVIII was in 2004; this was the year of Super Bowl I","Answer":"1967"},{"Category":"FAMOUS JACQUES","Question":"He composed both \"The Tales of Hoffmann\" & that scandalous \"Cancan\" music","Answer":"Offenbach"},{"Category":"WORLD COINS","Question":"In 2001 Russia issued a coin with his portrait to commemorate the 40th anniversary of manned space flight","Answer":"Yuri Gagarin"},{"Category":"MEDICINE","Question":"Nitroglycerin is an example of this type of drug that widens blood vessels","Answer":"vasodilator"},{"Category":"\"SIDE\" EFFECTS","Question":"Show that includes \"Comedy Tonight\", \"Company\" & \"Send in the Clowns\"","Answer":"Side by Side"},{"Category":"FAMOUS FELINES","Question":"He made his debut in the 1945 short film \"Life with Feathers\"","Answer":"Sylvester"},{"Category":"UNOFFICIAL STATE NICKNAMES","Question":"Because of the way it was formed, Louisiana is sometimes called \"The Child of\" this river","Answer":"Mississippi"},{"Category":"TV MOVIES","Question":"He played Tony Starr in \"Copacabana\", which was based on his own hit record","Answer":"Barry Manilow"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTURE","Question":"Many churches have a cruciform plan, which means they're shaped like one of these","Answer":"Cross"},{"Category":"KIDDIE LIT","Question":"\"Two Little Confederates\" is the story of two children who live on a plantation during this war","Answer":"Civil War"},{"Category":"ENDS WITH \"K\"","Question":"It's a slang term for a psychiatrist, even if he's not getting smaller","Answer":"Shrink"},{"Category":"POTPOURRI","Question":"Charles Schulz said Snoopy didn't become a lead character until he began walking this way","Answer":"on two feet"},{"Category":"UNOFFICIAL STATE NICKNAMES","Question":"It's \"The Land of the Saints\", the Latter-Day Saints","Answer":"Utah"},{"Category":"TV MOVIES","Question":"This series grew out of 1971's \"The Homecoming: A Christmas Story\"","Answer":"The Waltons"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTURE","Question":"A flight is a series of these unbroken by a landing","Answer":"stairs"},{"Category":"KIDDIE LIT","Question":"Chapter 4 of this 1908 classic is called \"Morning at Green Gables\"","Answer":"Anne of Green Gables"},{"Category":"ENDS WITH \"K\"","Question":"If you lack good fortune, you're out of this","Answer":"Luck"},{"Category":"POTPOURRI","Question":"It's a synonym for a lie as well as the type of tale told by Aesop","Answer":"Fable"},{"Category":"UNOFFICIAL STATE NICKNAMES","Question":"It's \"The Mother of States\" as well as \"The Mother of Presidents\"","Answer":"Virginia"},{"Category":"TV MOVIES","Question":"Arnold Schwarzenegger played Mickey Hargitay in a TV movie about this actress","Answer":"Jayne Mansfield"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTURE","Question":"One of these ancient Roman structures still carries the water supply of Segovia, Spain","Answer":"Aqueduct"},{"Category":"KIDDIE LIT","Question":"In a Grimm fairy tale one of these animals swallows six little kids, but luckily they escape","Answer":"Wolf"},{"Category":"ENDS WITH \"K\"","Question":"A snide, simpering, self-satisfied smile","Answer":"Smirk"},{"Category":"POTPOURRI","Question":"Any Brit can tell you that a Liverpudlian is one of these","Answer":"Someone from Liverpool"},{"Category":"UNOFFICIAL STATE NICKNAMES","Question":"It's \"The Plantation State\" because its full name includes the words \"And Providence Plantations\"","Answer":"Rhode Island"},{"Category":"TV MOVIES","Question":"The 1974 autobiography of this woman won 9 Emmy Awards, 2 for Cicely Tyson","Answer":"The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTURE","Question":"In north Africa, these towers from which Muslims are called to prayer are rectangular in plan","Answer":"Minarets"},{"Category":"KIDDIE LIT","Question":"This Anna Sewell book may have inspired \"Moorland Mousie\", which was also narrated by a horse","Answer":"Black Beauty"},{"Category":"ENDS WITH \"K\"","Question":"A soda server, whether or not he's fatuous","Answer":"Jerk"},{"Category":"POTPOURRI","Question":"Persil is the French word for this ever-popular garnish","Answer":"Parsley"},{"Category":"UNOFFICIAL STATE NICKNAMES","Question":"It's also known as \"The Toothpick State\" because of a knife used by early settlers","Answer":"Arkansas"},{"Category":"TV MOVIES","Question":"She played Francine Hughes, who was accused of murdering her husband, in \"The Burning Bed\"","Answer":"Farrah Fawcett"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTURE","Question":"Gropius, Mies van der Rohe & this Swiss architect all worked for architect Peter Behrens","Answer":"Le Corbusier"},{"Category":"KIDDIE LIT","Question":"The first line of the early 19th century nursery rhyme whose original title was \"The Star\"","Answer":"\"Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star\""},{"Category":"ENDS WITH \"K\"","Question":"This Asian capital city known for its canals has been called \"The Venice of the East\"","Answer":"Bangkok"},{"Category":"POTPOURRI","Question":"The national conference of these two religious groups sponsors Brotherhood-Sisterhood Week","Answer":"Christians and Jews"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS","Question":"Speaking in Illinois, Benjamin Harrison said this president \"had faith in time & time has justified his faith\"","Answer":"Abraham Lincoln"},{"Category":"SORORITY WOMEN","Question":"Alpha Delta Pi Sandra Palmer is known for puttering around in this sport","Answer":"Golf"},{"Category":"DRAMA","Question":"This play begins as Willy Loman returns home from a trip","Answer":"Death of a Salesman"},{"Category":"WORLD HISTORY","Question":"This dominion was created by the British North America Act on July 1, 1867","Answer":"Canada"},{"Category":"INNS","Question":"Luke 2:7 reports that there was no room at the inn for this pair","Answer":"Mary & Joseph"},{"Category":"OATS","Question":"In 1877 Henry Seymour read about this religious group in an encyclopedia & named his oat company for them","Answer":"Quakers"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS","Question":"Sammy Cahn wrote new lyrics for \"High Hopes\" & it became this man's 1960 campaign song","Answer":"John F. Kennedy"},{"Category":"SORORITY WOMEN","Question":"This Kappa Delta artist settled in New Mexico in 1949 because of the earth colors, the ochres & the reds","Answer":"Georgia O'Keeffe"},{"Category":"DRAMA","Question":"In Clifford Odets' \"Golden Boy\", Joe Bonaparte gives up the violin for this sport","Answer":"Boxing"},{"Category":"WORLD HISTORY","Question":"On May 9, 1946 this country's King Victor Emmanuel abdicated in favor of his son Umberto","Answer":"Italy"},{"Category":"INNS","Question":"The Chaucer Inn is located near the cathedral in this English city","Answer":"Canterbury"},{"Category":"OATS","Question":"This phrase refers to indulging in youthful excesses","Answer":"Sowing one's oats"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS","Question":"It was the middle name of President Wilson & of his daughter Jessie","Answer":"Woodrow"},{"Category":"SORORITY WOMEN","Question":"Kappa Alpha Theta who danced in her own ballets including \"Rodeo\"","Answer":"Agnes de Mille"},{"Category":"DRAMA","Question":"Her 1946 play \"Another Part of the Forest\" is sometimes considered a prequel to \"The Little Foxes\"","Answer":"Lillian Hellman"},{"Category":"WORLD HISTORY","Question":"In 1763, as a result of this numerical war, Florida became a British possession","Answer":"Seven Years' War"},{"Category":"INNS","Question":"It was the first hotel Howard Hughes bought in Las Vegas","Answer":"Desert Inn"},{"Category":"OATS","Question":"It's a thick, pudding-like oatmeal dish that's enjoyed by Scots & by Goldilocks","Answer":"Porridge"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS","Question":"Teddy Roosevelt sponsored the candidacy of this man in 1908 & ran against him in 1912","Answer":"William Howard Taft"},{"Category":"SORORITY WOMEN","Question":"When she began her financial column, this Phi Sigma Sigma used her initials to disguise her sex","Answer":"Sylvia Porter"},{"Category":"DRAMA","Question":"A brother & sister argue over the fate of a piano in this Pulitzer-winning play by August Wilson","Answer":"The Piano Lesson"},{"Category":"WORLD HISTORY","Question":"In 1864 Austria & Prussia went to war with Denmark, winning Schleswig & this duchy","Answer":"Holstein"},{"Category":"INNS","Question":"Gray's Inn is one of these associations that control admission to Britain's bar","Answer":"the Inns of Court"},{"Category":"OATS","Question":"Cereal lovers know it's the high-in-fiber outer casing of the oat","Answer":"Bran"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS","Question":"The first president who wasn't born a British subject was this New Yorker","Answer":"Martin Van Buren"},{"Category":"SORORITY WOMEN","Question":"This Sigma Kappa is remembered as one of the first senators to speak out against Joseph McCarthy","Answer":"Margaret Chase Smith"},{"Category":"DRAMA","Question":"This lengthy work by Eugene O'Neill is based partly on the Oresteia of Aeschylus","Answer":"Mourning Becomes Electra"},{"Category":"WORLD HISTORY","Question":"In 1832 Otto, a Bavarian prince, was named the first king of this Balkan country","Answer":"Greece"},{"Category":"INNS","Question":"This 1936 Daphne du Maurier novel is one of her Cornish tales","Answer":"Jamaica Inn"},{"Category":"OATS","Question":"While the terms are used interchangeably, groats are usually more coarsely ground than these","Answer":"Grits"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"The name of this dialect comes from a Hindi word, mantri, meaning \"counselor\"","Answer":"Mandarin"},{"Category":"IT BORDERS INDIA","Question":"Of the 6 nations India borders, this one is the most populous","Answer":"China"},{"Category":"CLASSIC ADS & JINGLES","Question":"It's \"finger lickin' good!\"","Answer":"Kentucky Fried Chicken"},{"Category":"OCCUPATIONS","Question":"Prep & line are types of this 4-letter job","Answer":"cook"},{"Category":"& CROWN THY GOOD","Question":"In 336 B.C. at age 20, he succeeded his murdered father as Macedonia's king & was just super...wait, that's not the right word","Answer":"Alexander the Great"},{"Category":"WITH BROTHERHOOD","Question":"Last name of Kevin, Joe & Nick, whose album \"Lines, Vines And Trying Times\" debuted at No. 1 in 2009","Answer":"Jonas"},{"Category":"FROM T TO SHINING T","Question":"On TV, apparently both America & Britain's \"Got\" this, a special natural ability","Answer":"talent"},{"Category":"IT BORDERS INDIA","Question":"The disputed ownership of the Kashmir region is a sore spot between India & this smaller neighbor","Answer":"Pakistan"},{"Category":"OCCUPATIONS","Question":"Of chairs, chicken or chinos, what you're most likely to haul if you drive a reefer truck","Answer":"chicken"},{"Category":"& CROWN THY GOOD","Question":"In 1696 this Russian czar conquered the Ottoman port of Azov on the Black Sea; awesome! Again the wrong word","Answer":"Peter the Great"},{"Category":"WITH BROTHERHOOD","Question":"Originally formed as a trio in Gary, Indiana in 1963, these singing siblings gained fame as a quintet","Answer":"the Jacksons"},{"Category":"FROM T TO SHINING T","Question":"It gains you admission to the ballgame; Yeah, that's the...","Answer":"ticket"},{"Category":"IT BORDERS INDIA","Question":"On its extreme east, India borders this nation that changed its name following a coup in 1989","Answer":"Myanmar"},{"Category":"CLASSIC ADS & JINGLES","Question":"\"Is it live or is it\" this?","Answer":"Memorex"},{"Category":"OCCUPATIONS","Question":"Broadly used, this term can include nurses & therapists, but it often refers just to emergency personnel","Answer":"paramedics"},{"Category":"& CROWN THY GOOD","Question":"In 1905 Haakon VII was chosen king by the people & parliament of this country after its separation from Sweden","Answer":"Norway"},{"Category":"WITH BROTHERHOOD","Question":"Twin brothers Matthew & Gunnar, Ozzie & Harriet's grandsons, had hits in the '90s under this name","Answer":"Nelson"},{"Category":"FROM T TO SHINING T","Question":"Proverbially, you can have one of these \"in a teacup\"","Answer":"a tempest"},{"Category":"IT BORDERS INDIA","Question":"The Ganges River flows through India into this neighbor, where it reaches the Bay Of Bengal","Answer":"Bangladesh"},{"Category":"CLASSIC ADS & JINGLES","Question":"\"The ultimate driving machine\"","Answer":"BMW"},{"Category":"OCCUPATIONS","Question":"A pro sports broadcasting duo consists of a play-by-play announcer & the analyst called this man","Answer":"a color commentator"},{"Category":"& CROWN THY GOOD","Question":"George I, king of this country from 1863 to 1913, supported a movement to revive the Olympics, abolished in 393","Answer":"Greece"},{"Category":"WITH BROTHERHOOD","Question":"2 motorcycle accidents, a year apart & 3 blocks from each other, claimed 2 lives of this \"Ramblin' Man\" band","Answer":"the Allman Brothers"},{"Category":"FROM T TO SHINING T","Question":"Elephants call each other with this instrument (but not literally, except maybe at Ringling Bros.)","Answer":"a trumpet"},{"Category":"IT BORDERS INDIA","Question":"This nation to India's north is also the only other nation with a Hindu population of more than 80%","Answer":"Nepal"},{"Category":"CLASSIC ADS & JINGLES","Question":"\"Solutions for a small planet\"","Answer":"IBM"},{"Category":"OCCUPATIONS","Question":"Someone employed in rousting game so it can be shot; he doesn't necessarily go \"around the bush\"","Answer":"a beater"},{"Category":"& CROWN THY GOOD","Question":"The heroic 480 B.C. death of this king of Sparta at Thermopylae made him famous; c'mon, one of you saw \"300\", right?","Answer":"Leonidas"},{"Category":"WITH BROTHERHOOD","Question":"The Dust Brothers produced this sibling band's \"Middle Of Nowhere\" which featured \"MMMBop\"","Answer":"Hanson"},{"Category":"FROM T TO SHINING T","Question":"Also meaning \"touch\", it's a keen sense of what to say to avoid giving offense","Answer":"tact"},{"Category":"RUSSIAN LITERATURE","Question":"In this 1866 Dostoevsky novel, a student named Raskolnikov murders an old woman pawnbroker & her sister","Answer":"Crime and Punishment"},{"Category":"CINEMA OF \"BLOOD\"","Question":"Daniel Day-Lewis starred in this 2008 Oscar-winning adaptation of an Upton Sinclair novel","Answer":"There Will Be Blood"},{"Category":"SURVIVAL AT SEA","Question":"Steven Callahan drifted for 76 days & 1,800 miles on one of these he called Rubber Ducky III","Answer":"an inflatable raft"},{"Category":"PARTS OF THE WHOLE","Question":"Jamb, hinge","Answer":"a door"},{"Category":"PARENT & CHILD NOBEL WINNERS","Question":"Nobelist George Thomson is the son of J.J. Thomson, a Nobel Prize winner who discovered this negative particle","Answer":"electron"},{"Category":"EPONYMS","Question":"From the disciple who betrayed Jesus, it's one who betrays a friend for some reward","Answer":"a Judas"},{"Category":"RUSSIAN LITERATURE","Question":"By 1890 this author & playwright had written hundreds of short stories, including \"The Steppe\"","Answer":"Chekhov"},{"Category":"CINEMA OF \"BLOOD\"","Question":"Leonardo DiCaprio's African jewel smuggler gains a conscience in this film","Answer":"Blood Diamond"},{"Category":"SURVIVAL AT SEA","Question":"Capsized off Georges Bank, Ernie Hazard survived 2 days in his underwear in this ocean","Answer":"Atlantic Ocean"},{"Category":"PARTS OF THE WHOLE","Question":"Cheek strap, snaffle rein","Answer":"horse tack"},{"Category":"PARENT & CHILD NOBEL WINNERS","Question":"Ulf von Euler won in 1970; dad Hans von Euler-Chelpin won for his work on the role of enzymes in this process in sugar","Answer":"fermentation"},{"Category":"EPONYMS","Question":"This religious sect living primarily in Ohio & southeast Pennsylvania gets its name from a 17th century Swiss Mennonite bishop","Answer":"the Amish"},{"Category":"RUSSIAN LITERATURE","Question":"Wounded in World War I, Yuri Zhivago is nursed back to health by this woman who was to become his mistress","Answer":"Lara"},{"Category":"CINEMA OF \"BLOOD\"","Question":"Sylvester Stallone played Vietnam vet John Rambo in this 1982 film","Answer":"First Blood"},{"Category":"PARTS OF THE WHOLE","Question":"1 coiled shell, 1 foot","Answer":"a snail"},{"Category":"PARENT & CHILD NOBEL WINNERS","Question":"In 1915 William H, & William L. Bragg shared the prize for their analysis of the structure of crystals via this type of image","Answer":"x-ray"},{"Category":"EPONYMS","Question":"This screw with a cross-slotted head (& the needed screwdriver) was invented by a Portland man in 1936","Answer":"Phillips"},{"Category":"RUSSIAN LITERATURE","Question":"Lev Rubin in this Soviet dissident's \"The First Circle\" was based on 1960s Russian civil rights figure Lev Kopelev","Answer":"Solzhenitsyn"},{"Category":"CINEMA OF \"BLOOD\"","Question":"The Coen brothers debuted with this murderous Texas noir tale","Answer":"Blood Simple"},{"Category":"SURVIVAL AT SEA","Question":"This \"ancient mariner\" bird is the title of Deborah Scaling Kiley's \"True Story Of A Woman's Survival At Sea\"","Answer":"an albatross"},{"Category":"PARTS OF THE WHOLE","Question":"Mercury bulb, scale","Answer":"a thermometer"},{"Category":"PARENT & CHILD NOBEL WINNERS","Question":"Last name of father & son Niels & Aage, who both won the Nobel Prize in Physics; Aage was born the year his dad won","Answer":"Bohr"},{"Category":"EPONYMS","Question":"The name of this Trojan prince who was killed by Achilles is now used as a verb meaning to bully","Answer":"Hector"},{"Category":"RUSSIAN LITERATURE","Question":"This \"Taras Bulba\" author wrote his masterpiece \"Dead Souls\" while living in Rome","Answer":"Gogol"},{"Category":"CINEMA OF \"BLOOD\"","Question":"Movie in which Jean-Claude Van Damme wins a secret martial arts tournament","Answer":"Bloodsport"},{"Category":"PARTS OF THE WHOLE","Question":"Balk line spot, center pocket","Answer":"a pool table"},{"Category":"PARENT & CHILD NOBEL WINNERS","Question":"Arthur Kornberg won for showing how DNA duplicates in bacteria; son Roger's work was on the conversion of DNA into this","Answer":"RNA"},{"Category":"EPONYMS","Question":"Inventor & shirtmaker S.L. Cluett's first name gives us this process for minimizing fabric shrinkage","Answer":"Sanforizing"},{"Category":"AMERICAN POLITICIANS","Question":"Frank Sinatra came out of retirement to sing their praises: \"they're both unique... the Quaker & the Greek\"","Answer":"Richard Nixon & Spiro Agnew"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"In 1429, she was given control of troops in France","Answer":"Joan of Arc"},{"Category":"RUSSELING","Question":"\"Stargate\" star who's Goldie Hawn's longtime companion","Answer":"Kurt Russell"},{"Category":"IT'S \"BIG\"","Question":"Sasquatch","Answer":"Bigfoot"},{"Category":"KANSAS CITIES","Question":"The Menninger Clinic founded in this capital owns a collection of Sigmund Freud's papers","Answer":"Topeka"},{"Category":"MILITARY TELEVISION","Question":"Bad guys should stay out of harm's way (that's Cmdr. Harmon Rabb's way) on this military-legal series","Answer":"JAG"},{"Category":"THEM'S FIGHTIN' WORDS","Question":"To prepare for war, \"dig up\" this ax; when you've made peace, you bury it again","Answer":"the hatchet"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"Using photos he had taken the month before, Clyde Tombaugh discovered this planet February 18, 1930","Answer":"Pluto"},{"Category":"IT'S \"BIG\"","Question":"It's found in the Parliament Tower of Westminster Palace","Answer":"Big Ben"},{"Category":"KANSAS CITIES","Question":"In the 1960s this largest Kansas city became the world's largest producer of general aviation aircraft","Answer":"Wichita"},{"Category":"THEM'S FIGHTIN' WORDS","Question":"To fight with the fists, \"put up\" these noblemen","Answer":"your dukes"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"In February 1984 he announced his resignation as Prime Minister of Canada","Answer":"Trudeau"},{"Category":"RUSSELING","Question":"On Nov. 7, 1959 he grabbed 35 rebounds in his first showdown with Wilt Chamberlain","Answer":"Bill Russell"},{"Category":"IT'S \"BIG\"","Question":"A 2000 Martin Lawrence film","Answer":"Big Momma's House"},{"Category":"KANSAS CITIES","Question":"As you might expect, Ulysses is the seat of this \"Presidential\" county","Answer":"Grant"},{"Category":"MILITARY TELEVISION","Question":"This future star of \"The Love Boat\" earned his sea legs playing \"Happy\" Haines on \"McHale's Navy\"","Answer":"Gavin McLeod"},{"Category":"THEM'S FIGHTIN' WORDS","Question":"\"Colorful\" verb for what's been done when you've been soundly thrashed","Answer":"tanned"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"Every president since Taft has been an honorary president of this organization founded in the U.S. in Feb. 1910","Answer":"the Boy Scouts"},{"Category":"IT'S \"BIG\"","Question":"This cosmology theory's name came from Fred Hoyle's joke about it","Answer":"Big Bang"},{"Category":"KANSAS CITIES","Question":"This college town has been called the \"Little Apple\"","Answer":"Manhattan"},{"Category":"MILITARY TELEVISION","Question":"On a '50s series, this German Shepherd & his master, Rusty, were adopted by cavalry soldiers at Fort Apache","Answer":"Rin Tin Tin"},{"Category":"THEM'S FIGHTIN' WORDS","Question":"Shopkeepers aren't meeting when \"introducing the shoemaker to the tailor\" -- you've just done this to someone's rear","Answer":"kicked it"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"In a 1778 treaty, the U.S. and France granted each other this commerce \"status\"","Answer":"most favored nation"},{"Category":"RUSSELING","Question":"Republican John McCain and this Wisconsin Democrat co-sponsored a campaign finance reform bill","Answer":"Russ Feingold"},{"Category":"IT'S \"BIG\"","Question":"Empire Toys' trikes for tykes","Answer":"Big Wheels"},{"Category":"MILITARY TELEVISION","Question":"This oldest of the Wayans Brothers co-starred with Yaphet Kotto on the 1983 drama series \"For Love and Honor\"","Answer":"Keenan Ivory Wayans"},{"Category":"THEM'S FIGHTIN' WORDS","Question":"\"Rock The Casbah\" is the biggest hit by this rock group","Answer":"The Clash"},{"Category":"LITERARY ALLUSIONS","Question":"This object from Arthurian & Christian legend has come to mean the object of any difficult quest","Answer":"the Holy Grail"},{"Category":"CLIMBING","Question":"Alpinism is European climbing; Andinismo refersto climbing on this continent","Answer":"South America"},{"Category":"JUST PLANE GEOMETRY","Question":"In the 3rd century B.C., this \"Father of geometry\" taught at the Museum, an institute in Alexandria, Egypt","Answer":"Euclid"},{"Category":"THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR","Question":"\"Mister Roberts\", \"She Wore a Yellow Ribbon\", \"Stagecoach\"","Answer":"Ford"},{"Category":"SAINTS","Question":"In the 7th century Isidore was bishop of this city, not barber of it","Answer":"Seville"},{"Category":"IT ENDS WITH \"US\"","Question":"Mildew, mold or a mushroom","Answer":"fungus"},{"Category":"LITERARY ALLUSIONS","Question":"A type of nonsexual love is named for this Greek philosopher who discussed it in his \"Symposium\"","Answer":"platonic"},{"Category":"JUST PLANE GEOMETRY","Question":"A straight angle has this many degrees","Answer":"180"},{"Category":"THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR","Question":"\"The Milagro Beanfield War\", \"Quiz Show\", \"The Legend of Bagger Vance\"","Answer":"Robert Redford"},{"Category":"SAINTS","Question":"Saint Augustine's mom, she's also a saint, as well as an L.A. boulevard that Sheryl Crow sang about","Answer":"Santa Monica"},{"Category":"IT ENDS WITH \"US\"","Question":"It's a summary or outline given to college students that covers the course of study","Answer":"syllabus"},{"Category":"LITERARY ALLUSIONS","Question":"This term for an idyllic place can be checked out in the James Hilton work \"Lost Horizon\"","Answer":"Shangri-La"},{"Category":"CLIMBING","Question":"In \"Vertical Limit\" Robin Tunney is menaced by this high-altitude condition of fluid leaking into the lungs","Answer":"pulmonary edema"},{"Category":"JUST PLANE GEOMETRY","Question":"The sum of the squares of the lengths of the legs of a right triangle is equal to the square of the length of this","Answer":"the hypotenuse"},{"Category":"THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR","Question":"\"Hobson's Choice\", \"Oliver Twist\", \"Lawrence of Arabia\"","Answer":"David Lean"},{"Category":"SAINTS","Question":"In 1918 padre Pio, who reportedly could levitate, became the first priest in centuries to receive these \"wounds\"","Answer":"stigmata"},{"Category":"LITERARY ALLUSIONS","Question":"Jonathan Swift created Lilliputians; this author created Munchkins","Answer":"Baum"},{"Category":"JUST PLANE GEOMETRY","Question":"The word geometry means to \"measure\" this","Answer":"the world, the earth"},{"Category":"THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR","Question":"\"Z\", \"State of Siege\", \"Missing\"","Answer":"Costa-Gavras"},{"Category":"SAINTS","Question":"During his reign St. Pius X revised this Latin version of the Bible","Answer":"St. Jerome's or the Vulgate"},{"Category":"IT ENDS WITH \"US\"","Question":"Bridges over this strait connect Asia to Europe","Answer":"Bosphorus"},{"Category":"LITERARY ALLUSIONS","Question":"\"The shot heard round the world\" was first heard in this man's \"Concord Hymn\"","Answer":"Ralph Waldo Emerson"},{"Category":"CLIMBING","Question":"Also meaning to stop an action, in climbing it means to secure another person with a rope","Answer":"to belay"},{"Category":"JUST PLANE GEOMETRY","Question":"To make this figure, put a looped string around 2 tacks, place a pencil tight against the string & draw","Answer":"an ellipse"},{"Category":"THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR","Question":"\"Woman with a Past\", \"The Peacemaker\", \"Deep Impact\"","Answer":"Mimi Leder"},{"Category":"SAINTS","Question":"Saint Fursey's visions were recorded by this venerable saint","Answer":"Bede"},{"Category":"IT ENDS WITH \"US\"","Question":"He killed the minotaur","Answer":"Theseus"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL LANDMARKS","Question":"Its roof has been variously described as sails, clam shells & a huddle of nuns in a high wind","Answer":"the Sydney Opera House"},{"Category":"FDR","Question":"Referring to the attack on Pearl Harbor, FDR called December 7, 1941 \"A date which will\" do this","Answer":"\"Live in Infamy\""},{"Category":"CNN","Question":"Named for its Brooklyn-born host, this \"live\" interview show debuted on CNN in June 1985","Answer":"\"Larry King Live\""},{"Category":"LSU","Question":"In terms of enrollment LSU's largest campus is in this capital city","Answer":"Baton Rouge"},{"Category":"KFC","Question":"The company would have been called Indiana Fried Chicken if it were named for the birthplace of this founder","Answer":"Col. Harland Sanders"},{"Category":"TBA","Question":"White smoke rising from the Vatican announces the election of a new one of these","Answer":"Pope"},{"Category":"SRO","Question":"The stage show seen here has brought this dance to cheering audiences","Answer":"Tango"},{"Category":"FDR","Question":"FDR gave the first of these talks March 12, 1933 from the White House diplomatic reception room","Answer":"Fireside Chats"},{"Category":"CNN","Question":"He & Robert Novak have worked together since 1963 & now co-anchor a CNN discussion program","Answer":"Rowland Evans"},{"Category":"LSU","Question":"9 years after leaving LSU she won an Oscar for \"The Three Faces of Eve\"","Answer":"Joanne Woodward"},{"Category":"KFC","Question":"The formula using this many herbs & spices is locked in a safe in Louisville","Answer":"11"},{"Category":"TBA","Question":"It's the animal name of the device I'm using here TO ANNOUNCE THE CLUE","Answer":"Bullhorn"},{"Category":"SRO","Question":"A song in this Disney musical asks, \"How long must this go on?\" ---4 years & counting","Answer":"Beauty And The Beast"},{"Category":"FDR","Question":"While attending this school, FDR was editor of its newspaper, The Crimson","Answer":"Harvard"},{"Category":"CNN","Question":"It's the territory where the ceremony seen here took place on the night of June 30 - July 1, 1997","Answer":"Hong Kong"},{"Category":"LSU","Question":"This basketball star nicknamed \"Pistol Pete\" went to LSU where his dad \"Press\" was coach","Answer":"Pete Maravich"},{"Category":"KFC","Question":"General Tao was smiling in 1987 when KFC became the first U.S. fast-food chain in this country","Answer":"China"},{"Category":"TBA","Question":"When the national votes are tallied, the 43rd one of these will be announced November 7, 2000","Answer":"President of the United States"},{"Category":"SRO","Question":"3-letter word that's the title of Yasmina Reza's hit play about an all-white painting","Answer":"Art"},{"Category":"FDR","Question":"FDR was born & is now buried in this town on the Hudson River","Answer":"Hyde Park"},{"Category":"CNN","Question":"In 1997 CNN became the first U.S. news organization since 1969 with a permanent bureau in this country","Answer":"Cuba"},{"Category":"LSU","Question":"This civil \"War is Hell\" general was president of the seminary & military academy that became LSU","Answer":"William Tecumseh Sherman"},{"Category":"KFC","Question":"The conglomerate built on this soda decided everybody needs a little KFC & bought it in 1986","Answer":"Pepsi Cola"},{"Category":"TBA","Question":"Warnings of these \"floods\" are announced by the N.W.S. when large amounts of rain fall in a short amount of time","Answer":"Flash flood"},{"Category":"SRO","Question":"This musical opened its run in 1980 at the Winter Garden, 8 blocks from the title thoroughfare","Answer":"42nd Street"},{"Category":"FDR","Question":"During this 1932 campaign, FDR relied on a trusted group of advisers dubbed this --- pretty smart","Answer":"Brain Trust"},{"Category":"CNN","Question":"Anchored by Lou Dobbs, it was TV's first nightly business newscast","Answer":"\"Moneyline\""},{"Category":"LSU","Question":"\"All The King's Men\" know this first poet laureate of the U.S. was editor of LSU's Southern Review","Answer":"Robert Penn Warren"},{"Category":"KFC","Question":"KFC introduced this menu item by building a 20,000-lb. one, unveiled with dancing carrots & peas","Answer":"Chicken pot pie"},{"Category":"TBA","Question":"A teary-eyed person, or the announcer of the latest village news","Answer":"Crier"},{"Category":"SRO","Question":"Tony-winning Tony who drew big crowds with his epic play \"Angels In America\"","Answer":"Tony Kushner"},{"Category":"THE USA","Question":"The Green Mountains of Vermont & the White Mountains of New Hampshire are part of this mountain system","Answer":"Appalachians"},{"Category":"THE CIA","Question":"The CIA's main rival for much of its existence was this Soviet counterpart","Answer":"KGB"},{"Category":"THE ICU","Question":"A myocardial infarction, better known as this, is a common reason for ICU admission","Answer":"Heart attack"},{"Category":"THE \"A\" \"B\" \"C\"s","Question":"In a 1976 Playboy interview, Jimmy Carter said he'd committed this in his heart many times","Answer":"Adultery"},{"Category":"THE CAT","Question":"Most felines have 30 of these (including the canines)","Answer":"Teeth"},{"Category":"THE USA","Question":"The discovery of the Comstock Lode in 1859 attracted miners & prospectors to this state","Answer":"Nevada"},{"Category":"THE CIA","Question":"Advanced CIA methods have included use of this high altitude aircraft; one was shot down May 1, 1960","Answer":"U-2"},{"Category":"THE ICU","Question":"3-letter abbreviation for the ICU machine seen here","Answer":"EKG"},{"Category":"THE \"A\" \"B\" \"C\"s","Question":"Ring in & tell me this correct name for a young swan","Answer":"Cygnet"},{"Category":"THE CAT","Question":"When a lioness & one of these mate, they produce a leopon","Answer":"Leopard"},{"Category":"THE USA","Question":"The name of this New Mexico city where the first atomic bomb was exploded is Spanish for \"big cottonwood\"","Answer":"Alamogordo"},{"Category":"THE NBA","Question":"(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): \"(Hi, I'm Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) The first and last of my 1,815 NBA games were both against this team known as the \"Bad Boys\" of the league\"","Answer":"Detroit Pistons"},{"Category":"THE CIA","Question":"He's the only CIA head who went on to become president","Answer":"George Herbert Walker Bush"},{"Category":"THE ICU","Question":"It comes from the Greek meaning \"deep sleep\", but it's deeper than that","Answer":"Coma"},{"Category":"THE \"A\" \"B\" \"C\"s","Question":"They're the 2 words describing lenses that curve outward or inward","Answer":"Concave & convex"},{"Category":"THE CAT","Question":"In Chinese lore this big cat, not the lion, was king of the beasts","Answer":"Tiger"},{"Category":"THE USA","Question":"At an altitude of about 10,200 feet, this Colorado city is the highest incorporated city in the USA","Answer":"Leadville"},{"Category":"THE NBA","Question":"For 9 straight seasons, ending in '96, this Utah Jazz player led the NBA in average assists per game","Answer":"John Stockton"},{"Category":"THE CIA","Question":"Much of the intelligence evaluation & planning is done at the CIA's HQ in this Virginia locale","Answer":"Langley"},{"Category":"THE ICU","Question":"A neonatal ICU may contain several isolettes, a type of this chamber","Answer":"Incubator"},{"Category":"THE \"A\" \"B\" \"C\"s","Question":"From 1672 to 1858 this city was the headquarters of the British East India Company","Answer":"Bombay"},{"Category":"THE CAT","Question":"Like MGM's Leo the Lion, if you can do this you're considered one of the \"big cats\"","Answer":"Roar"},{"Category":"THE USA","Question":"This river forms most of the boundary between Georgia & South Carolina","Answer":"Savannah River"},{"Category":"THE NBA","Question":"Located in the \"Rose City\", this team's home court is appropriately called the Rose Garden","Answer":"Portland Trail Blazers"},{"Category":"THE CIA","Question":"Founded in 1947, the CIA grew out of WWII's OSS, which stood for this","Answer":"Office of Strategic Services"},{"Category":"THE ICU","Question":"Intensive care is also called this \"care\", like the condition patients may be in","Answer":"Critical"},{"Category":"THE \"A\" \"B\" \"C\"s","Question":"The name of this German publisher has become synonymous with a guidebook","Answer":"Karl Baedeker"},{"Category":"THE CAT","Question":"The name of this striped color pattern may come from a market in Baghdad famous for 2-tone silk","Answer":"Tabby"},{"Category":"PEOPLE","Question":"He made the cover of Life magazine 3 times in February & March of 1962, & again in October 1998","Answer":"John Glenn"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"Chapter 13 of this classic novel is called \"Another View of Hester\"","Answer":"The Scarlet Letter"},{"Category":"LET THE GAMES BEGIN","Question":"A total of 22 means you've gone \"bust\" in this card game","Answer":"blackjack"},{"Category":"THAT'S WHAT I LIKE ABOUT THE SOUTH","Question":"The American Heritage Dictionary calls this pronoun the most famous feature of Southern dialects","Answer":"y'all"},{"Category":"INTO THE \"WOOD\"s","Question":"Knothead & Splinter are the nephew & niece of this cartoon bird produced by Walter Lantz","Answer":"Woody Woodpecker"},{"Category":"BRANDO","Question":"\"Family\" man Don Vito Corleone","Answer":"The Godfather"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"He published the first 4 of his fairy tales in an 1835 pamphlet; \"The Tinder Box\" was among them","Answer":"Hans Christian Andersen"},{"Category":"LET THE GAMES BEGIN","Question":"It's the most expensive property in the U.S. version of Monopoly","Answer":"Boardwalk"},{"Category":"THAT'S WHAT I LIKE ABOUT THE SOUTH","Question":"A state capital since 1849, it showed Southern hospitality in 2005 as its population grew by 50% after Katrina","Answer":"Baton Rouge"},{"Category":"INTO THE \"WOOD\"s","Question":"1969 rock festival site","Answer":"Woodstock"},{"Category":"BRANDO","Question":"Terry Malloy, who could've been a contender","Answer":"On the Waterfront"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"Nicodemus Frapp is a narrow-minded evangelist in \"Tono-Bungay\", a 1909 novel by this author of \"The Time Machine\"","Answer":"H.G. Wells"},{"Category":"LET THE GAMES BEGIN","Question":"On a basic playing board in this matching game, the numbers range from B-1 to O-75","Answer":"bingo"},{"Category":"THAT'S WHAT I LIKE ABOUT THE SOUTH","Question":"The Mississippi's oldest operating steamboat is this type of Southern lady \"of Louisville\"","Answer":"the Belle"},{"Category":"INTO THE \"WOOD\"s","Question":"A heavyset rodent common in northern North America","Answer":"a woodchuck"},{"Category":"BRANDO","Question":"Blanche's brother-in-law Stanley","Answer":"A Streetcar Named Desire"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"This author of \"The Good Earth\" based the heroine of her 1938 novel \"This Proud Heart\" on herself","Answer":"Pearl Buck"},{"Category":"LET THE GAMES BEGIN","Question":"\"Acey Deucey\" is a variation of this board game that was introduced to Europe by the Arabs","Answer":"backgammon"},{"Category":"THAT'S WHAT I LIKE ABOUT THE SOUTH","Question":"The name of a popular Southern liquor brand, it's also the state game bird of Alabama","Answer":"Wild Turkey"},{"Category":"INTO THE \"WOOD\"s","Question":"On an orchestral score, the music for this instrument group is at the top","Answer":"woodwinds"},{"Category":"BRANDO","Question":"Col. Kurtz, who lives in the heart of darkness","Answer":"Apocalypse Now"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"In Wonderland, Alice comes across a large one of these with a snooty caterpillar atop it","Answer":"a mushroom"},{"Category":"THAT'S WHAT I LIKE ABOUT THE SOUTH","Question":"Scenic traces include one along Lake Pontchartrain & a 500-mile one from Nashville to this city","Answer":"Natchez"},{"Category":"BRANDO","Question":"Johnny, leader of the Black Rebels","Answer":"The Wild One"},{"Category":"NEWS ON THE MARCH","Question":"On March 10, 1876 he spoke by telephone to Thomas Watson","Answer":"Alexander Graham Bell"},{"Category":"MUSIC/TELEVISION","Question":"Phil Collins, Ted Nugent & The Fat Boys hit the Sunshine State on this '80s cop show","Answer":"Miami Vice"},{"Category":"TREES & SHRUBS","Question":"A 1912 gift from Japan, the Yoshino species of this tree is found in great abundance by the Jefferson Memorial","Answer":"cherry trees"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME FOOD & DRINK","Question":"A hilarious bee product","Answer":"funny honey"},{"Category":"BRAND-O","Question":"Cryst & Krispo were potential names for this brand of shortening","Answer":"Crisco"},{"Category":"NEWS ON THE MARCH","Question":"Nationalists from this Commonwealth attacked the U.S. Capitol March 1, 1954, injuring 5 representatives","Answer":"Puerto Rico"},{"Category":"MUSIC/TELEVISION","Question":"Legendary singer Eartha Kitt was just purr-fect as this \"Batman\" villainess","Answer":"Catwoman"},{"Category":"TREES & SHRUBS","Question":"In 1963 Louisiana chose this \"bald\" tree native to the swamps & wetlands as its state tree","Answer":"the cypress"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME FOOD & DRINK","Question":"A thin pancake with a Concord fruit filling","Answer":"a grape crêpe"},{"Category":"LARCENY DELL'ARTE","Question":"This Spaniard's portrait of the Duke of Wellington was stolen from the U.K. in 1961","Answer":"Goya"},{"Category":"BRAND-O","Question":"George Blaisdell invented this lighter in 1932","Answer":"the Zippo"},{"Category":"NEWS ON THE MARCH","Question":"On March 29, 2004 Latvia & 6 other ex-Communist nations joined this organization","Answer":"NATO"},{"Category":"MUSIC/TELEVISION","Question":"This country star became a sitcom grandma at the end of her first season on the WB","Answer":"Reba McEntire"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME FOOD & DRINK","Question":"A malt beverage like O'Doul's with little or no alcohol","Answer":"near beer"},{"Category":"BRAND-O","Question":"Fido knows that Robert Hunsicker created this dog food brand","Answer":"Alpo"},{"Category":"NEWS ON THE MARCH","Question":"On March 10, 1629 this king dissolved Parliament, leading to his eventual downfall & demise","Answer":"Charles I"},{"Category":"MUSIC/TELEVISION","Question":"Going from Salt-N-Pepa to Dr. Pepa, the musician was in the house counseling Janice Dickinson on this VH1 reality show","Answer":"The Surreal Life"},{"Category":"TREES & SHRUBS","Question":"This shrub produces clusters appropriately called catkins said to resemble kittens climbing up the twig","Answer":"a pussy willow"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME FOOD & DRINK","Question":"An acrid-tasting deep-fried cake full of corn or crab","Answer":"a bitter fritter"},{"Category":"LARCENY DELL'ARTE","Question":"NYC's largest art theft happened in 1988 & saw the loss of 2 of this Renaissance friar's masterpieces","Answer":"Fra Angelico"},{"Category":"BRAND-O","Question":"Models of this car brand include the Metro & the Storm","Answer":"Geo"},{"Category":"NEWS ON THE MARCH","Question":"In March 1967 Robert Kennedy came up with a nifty Vietnam peace plan, but this Secretary of State rejected it","Answer":"Dean Rusk"},{"Category":"MUSIC/TELEVISION","Question":"Hey, now! Elvis Costello sold Hank Kingsley a lemon of a sports car on this HBO comedy","Answer":"The Larry Sanders Show"},{"Category":"TREES & SHRUBS","Question":"This shrub whose name is from Greek for \"rose tree\" is among the many plants growing on Himalayan slopes","Answer":"the rhododendron"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME FOOD & DRINK","Question":"An ever so tiny piece of the hepatic organ","Answer":"a liver sliver"},{"Category":"BRAND-O","Question":"You'll go really fast in this swimwear brand worn by Olympic gold medalists","Answer":"Speedo"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY THEATER","Question":"This play ends with 1 character asking, \"Well? Shall we go?\"; the other replies, \"Yes, let's go\", but they do not move","Answer":"Waiting for Godot"},{"Category":"THE CONTINENTS","Question":"This continent is the largest in area","Answer":"Asia"},{"Category":"THE SUMMER OLYMPICS","Question":"You might have to get as high as 20 feet off the ground to win a medal in this \"vaulting\" Olympic event","Answer":"the pole vault"},{"Category":"OUT OF THIS WORLD","Question":"The gravitational pull of this object is the main force holding the solar system together","Answer":"the sun"},{"Category":"YOUR NEW CLASS SCHEDULE","Question":"History: Study up on this ship that anchored in Plymouth Harbor on Dec. 26, 1620","Answer":"the Mayflower"},{"Category":"AMERICANA","Question":"On July 8, 1776 it was rung to proclaim the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence","Answer":"the Liberty Bell"},{"Category":"NOT A VERB","Question":"Capable, succeed, accomplish","Answer":"capable"},{"Category":"THE CONTINENTS","Question":"Early explorers called parts of this continent Vinland","Answer":"North America"},{"Category":"THE SUMMER OLYMPICS","Question":"At 26.2 miles, it's the longest running event in the Summer Olympics","Answer":"the marathon"},{"Category":"OUT OF THIS WORLD","Question":"Galileo was the first person to see the rings around this planet","Answer":"Saturn"},{"Category":"YOUR NEW CLASS SCHEDULE","Question":"Home ec.: Make this breakfast dish of battered & fried bread, called pain perdu in France","Answer":"French toast"},{"Category":"AMERICANA","Question":"Suffragettes were women who wanted the right to do this (& got to with the 19th Amendement)","Answer":"vote"},{"Category":"NOT A VERB","Question":"Paint, brush, easel","Answer":"easel"},{"Category":"THE CONTINENTS","Question":"This continent has a lot of marsupials, like the native wombat","Answer":"Australia"},{"Category":"THE SUMMER OLYMPICS","Question":"In the Olympic 400-meter relay final, this many runners compete together as a team","Answer":"4"},{"Category":"OUT OF THIS WORLD","Question":"Not the first but this second planet is the hottest, because its atmosphere causes a severe greenhouse effect","Answer":"Venus"},{"Category":"YOUR NEW CLASS SCHEDULE","Question":"Spanish: You'll have to use your cabeza, this body part, to pass the class","Answer":"your head"},{"Category":"AMERICANA","Question":"Check out exotic marine life at one of these, like the National one in Baltimore","Answer":"an aquarium"},{"Category":"NOT A VERB","Question":"Wind, wander, wonderful","Answer":"wonderful"},{"Category":"THE CONTINENTS","Question":"This continent has the longest mountain chain","Answer":"South America"},{"Category":"THE SUMMER OLYMPICS","Question":"Throwing events include this one, the hurling of a spearlike shaft","Answer":"the javelin"},{"Category":"OUT OF THIS WORLD","Question":"It was last seen in the skies in 1986 & won't return until 2061","Answer":"Halley's Comet"},{"Category":"AMERICANA","Question":"Tulsa's newspaper is called The World; Boston's is named for this object that depicts the world","Answer":"a globe"},{"Category":"NOT A VERB","Question":"Salt, pepper, sage","Answer":"sage"},{"Category":"THE CONTINENTS","Question":"In 1957 countries on this continent signed a treaty creating an economic community, or common market","Answer":"Europe"},{"Category":"THE SUMMER OLYMPICS","Question":"In 2004 the USA's Bryan Clay, with 8,820 points, took the silver in this 10-event contest","Answer":"the decathlon"},{"Category":"YOUR NEW CLASS SCHEDULE","Question":"Science: Discover animal anatomy, starting with Ursidae, this animal family","Answer":"the bear family"},{"Category":"AMERICANA","Question":"The name of this Texas city is Spanish for \"yellow\"","Answer":"Amarillo"},{"Category":"NOT A VERB","Question":"Candor, center, canter","Answer":"candor"},{"Category":"CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS","Question":"There's no truth to the story that she had to pawn her jewels to finance Columbus' first voyage","Answer":"Queen Isabella"},{"Category":"MOVIE MUSIC","Question":"5-letter word for a group that sings exalting music, like the Bulgarian women's one heard in \"Brother Bear\"","Answer":"choir"},{"Category":"LITERATURE FOR KIDS","Question":"\"We looked! Then we saw him step in on the mat! We looked! And we saw him!\" This famous cat","Answer":"the Cat in the Hat"},{"Category":"ANNUAL EVENTS","Question":"Several different islands choose their own kings & queens as part of this state's Aloha festivals","Answer":"Hawaii"},{"Category":"ART","Question":"Ceramics is the art of making objects, even dreidels, out of this material","Answer":"clay"},{"Category":"WHERE WORDS COME FROM","Question":"Chinese or Malay: This tomato condiment that's put on French fries","Answer":"ketchup"},{"Category":"CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS","Question":"This flagship of Columbus' first voyage was chartered from Juan de la Cosa & was his largest ship","Answer":"the Santa Maria"},{"Category":"MOVIE MUSIC","Question":"Caetano Veloso & Mr. Loco are among artists on the soundtrack of this Jack Black wrestling movie","Answer":"Nacho Libre"},{"Category":"LITERATURE FOR KIDS","Question":"In a fairy tale by this Danish author, the Snow Queen takes little Kay away in her sleigh to her icy palace","Answer":"Hans Christian Andersen"},{"Category":"ANNUAL EVENTS","Question":"Stand clear of the seed-spitting contest at the Hope, Arkansas festival for these huge picnic fruits","Answer":"watermelons"},{"Category":"ART","Question":"Someone tearing the L.A. Times into strips may be practicing this art form with a hyphenated French name","Answer":"papier-mâché"},{"Category":"WHERE WORDS COME FROM","Question":"Latin: This device you open when it's precipitating","Answer":"an umbrella"},{"Category":"CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS","Question":"Christopher Columbus was born in this Italian seaport where his father was a merchant & wool weaver","Answer":"Genoa"},{"Category":"MOVIE MUSIC","Question":"Julie Andrews sings \"A Spoonful Of Sugar\" in this movie","Answer":"Mary Poppins"},{"Category":"LITERATURE FOR KIDS","Question":"In \"Little Women\", Margaret March is better known by this nickname","Answer":"\"Meg\""},{"Category":"ANNUAL EVENTS","Question":"Dancers clomp around in wooden shoes at the Holland, Michigan festival honoring this flower","Answer":"the tulip"},{"Category":"ART","Question":"The name of this type of paint that contains egg yolks almost sounds like a Japanese dish, but don't eat it","Answer":"tempera"},{"Category":"CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS","Question":"On Oct. 12, 1492 Columbus reached the New World & landed at an island he called this, Spanish for \"holy savior\"","Answer":"San Salvador"},{"Category":"MOVIE MUSIC","Question":"In \"Raise Your Voice\", Hilary Duff sings this Handel oratorio about the Savior","Answer":"Messiah"},{"Category":"LITERATURE FOR KIDS","Question":"This loving relative who takes care of Tom Sawyer was inspired by Mark Twain's own mother","Answer":"Aunt Polly"},{"Category":"ANNUAL EVENTS","Question":"Stockton, Calif. doesn't have a festival for Britney Spears, but it does have one for these green spears","Answer":"asparagus"},{"Category":"CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS","Question":"One of the only 2 current U.S. territories visited by Columbus, who reached both in 1493","Answer":"Puerto Rico"},{"Category":"MOVIE MUSIC","Question":"She sings \"Cry\" & \"Only Hope\" on the soundtrack of her movie \"A Walk to Remember\"","Answer":"Mandy Moore"},{"Category":"LITERATURE FOR KIDS","Question":"This author who wrote about \"The Princess Who Could Not Laugh\" made us smile with \"Winnie-the-Pooh\"","Answer":"A.A. Milne"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTS","Question":"He's the only U.S. president who never lived in the District of Columbia","Answer":"George Washington"},{"Category":"4-LETTER CAPITALS","Question":"It's been said that \"All roads lead to\" this \"Eternal City\"","Answer":"Rome"},{"Category":"THE WOK OF FAME","Question":"To eat Chinese food like a native, use 2 of these 10 1/2-inch wooden implements","Answer":"Chopsticks"},{"Category":"BETTER KNOWN AS...","Question":"WWII radio propagandist Iva D'Aquino","Answer":"\"Tokyo Rose\""},{"Category":"\"CAL\" STATE","Question":"One Big Mac has 560 of these","Answer":"Calories"},{"Category":"DUKE, DUKE","Question":"Jazz at Lincoln Center is putting on over 400 events in 1999 in honor of his 100th birthday","Answer":"Duke Ellington"},{"Category":"GOOSE...MOTHER GOOSE","Question":"Assuming that they lost them all, total number of mittens lost by the kittens","Answer":"6"},{"Category":"4-LETTER CAPITALS","Question":"Just 12 degrees south of the Equator, this Peruvian capital's temperatures are moderated by the Humboldt Current","Answer":"Lima"},{"Category":"THE WOK OF FAME","Question":"The 4 main Chinese types of these strips of dried dough are soup, sauce, stir-fried & shallow-fried","Answer":"Noodles"},{"Category":"BETTER KNOWN AS...","Question":"Falsetto ukulele strummer Herbert Khaury","Answer":"Tiny Tim"},{"Category":"\"CAL\" STATE","Question":"For this lotion mentioned in a Coasters song, think pink","Answer":"Calamine lotion"},{"Category":"DUKE, DUKE","Question":"Louisiana politician David Duke was a former grand wizard in this organization","Answer":"Ku Klux Klan"},{"Category":"GOOSE...MOTHER GOOSE","Question":"Her rhyme winds up with her playing \"Pin the Tail on the Sheep\"","Answer":"Little Bo Peep"},{"Category":"4-LETTER CAPITALS","Question":"Akershus Castle, a tourist site in this capital, sits on a rocky peninsula overlooking a fjord","Answer":"Oslo"},{"Category":"THE WOK OF FAME","Question":"Some people may have adverse reactions to this Chinese food flavor enhancer that's also called \"Mei-Jing\"","Answer":"MSG"},{"Category":"BETTER KNOWN AS...","Question":"Astrologer & psychic Michel de Notredame","Answer":"Nostradamus"},{"Category":"\"CAL\" STATE","Question":"For smokers, it's a pipe with a curved stem & a large bowl made from a gourd","Answer":"Calabash"},{"Category":"DUKE, DUKE","Question":"This Brooklyn Dodger was named to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1980","Answer":"Duke Snider"},{"Category":"GOOSE...MOTHER GOOSE","Question":"Little boys are made of frogs & snails & these, eew...","Answer":"Puppy dog tails"},{"Category":"4-LETTER CAPITALS","Question":"This Latvian capital was founded in 1201 by German crusaders","Answer":"Riga"},{"Category":"THE WOK OF FAME","Question":"Reputedly an aphrodisiac, this expensive soup uses dorsal & pectoral portions of its namesake","Answer":"Shark fin soup"},{"Category":"BETTER KNOWN AS...","Question":"The New York Mets' William Hayward Wilson","Answer":"Mookie Wilson"},{"Category":"\"CAL\" STATE","Question":"Using one of these instruments, a doctor can see just how thick-headed you are:","Answer":"Calipers"},{"Category":"DUKE, DUKE","Question":"Famous U.S. group of museums endowed by the illegitimate son of the Duke of Northumberland","Answer":"Smithsonian"},{"Category":"GOOSE...MOTHER GOOSE","Question":"The pig that he stole was actually an animal-shaped, currant-filled pastry","Answer":"Tom"},{"Category":"4-LETTER CAPITALS","Question":"In 1990 it became the capital of a unified Yemen","Answer":"Sana"},{"Category":"THE WOK OF FAME","Question":"Meaning \"heart's delight\", it's a variety of snacks like fried dumplings & steamed buns","Answer":"Dim sum"},{"Category":"BETTER KNOWN AS...","Question":"TV pitchman Jim Varney","Answer":"Ernest P. Worrell"},{"Category":"\"CAL\" STATE","Question":"Ca is calcium; Cf is this element","Answer":"Californium"},{"Category":"DUKE, DUKE","Question":"It was Duke-Duke once again with the April 1999 TV movie reunion of this 1960s series","Answer":"The Patty Duke Show"},{"Category":"GOOSE...MOTHER GOOSE","Question":"\"A man of words and not of\" these \"is like a garden full of weeds\"","Answer":"Deeds"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"This striped mammal reportedly can fire 6 shots of its foul spray before having to \"resupply\"","Answer":"Skunk"},{"Category":"FURNITURE","Question":"In Asia this hollow-stemmed plant is grown in a form to prebend it for use in furniture","Answer":"Bamboo"},{"Category":"HOMETOWNS","Question":"Ingrid Bergman","Answer":"Stockholm"},{"Category":"KILLER MUSICALS","Question":"A stray bullet ends the life of Eponine in this epic musical (don't \"Mis\" it!)","Answer":"\"Les Miserables\""},{"Category":"Y1K","Question":"Finished around 1000 A.D., \"The Pillow Book\" of Sei Shonagon is one of this country's literary masterpieces","Answer":"Japan"},{"Category":"\"PIN\" ME","Question":"A child holds this toy by the stick & lets the wind do the spinning","Answer":"Pinwheel"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"Some members of the genus Aedes of this insect transmit yellow fever","Answer":"Mosquito"},{"Category":"FURNITURE","Question":"A removable section of a tabletop; when it's hinged, it's a \"drop\"","Answer":"Leaf"},{"Category":"HOMETOWNS","Question":"Niels Bohr","Answer":"Copenhagen"},{"Category":"KILLER MUSICALS","Question":"This \"demon barber\" had his victims baked into pies (no one could accuse him of good taste)","Answer":"\"Sweeney Todd\""},{"Category":"Y1K","Question":"Circa 1000 Polynesian migrants reach New Zealand where they settle & become this ethnic group","Answer":"Maoris"},{"Category":"\"PIN\" ME","Question":"Someone who steps up to the plate for a teammate","Answer":"Pinch hitter"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"The Jacobson's organ at the roof of this legless reptile's mouth is used with its tongue to detect odors","Answer":"Snake"},{"Category":"FURNITURE","Question":"Lacquer & tortoise shell were featured in this style of the 1920s","Answer":"Art Deco"},{"Category":"HOMETOWNS","Question":"Jose Marti","Answer":"Havana"},{"Category":"KILLER MUSICALS","Question":"Sting starred as the vile Macheath in a 1989 revival of this Weill musical","Answer":"\"The Threepenny Opera\""},{"Category":"Y1K","Question":"By a vote of its parliament, the Althing, this island country adopts Christianity","Answer":"Iceland"},{"Category":"\"PIN\" ME","Question":"This type of frijole may end up refried","Answer":"Pinto bean"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"This innermost & larger of Mars' 2 moons orbits the planet every 7.65 hours","Answer":"Phobos"},{"Category":"FURNITURE","Question":"Jean-Pierre Rampal can tell you it's the term for the shallow channels cut into a column","Answer":"Fluting"},{"Category":"HOMETOWNS","Question":"Daphne DuMaurier","Answer":"London"},{"Category":"KILLER MUSICALS","Question":"Billy Bigelow kills himself after a botched hold-up in this Rodgers & Hammerstein classic","Answer":"\"Carousel\""},{"Category":"Y1K","Question":"In retaliation for Viking raids, this \"Unready\" king of England attacks Norse areas of the Isle of Man","Answer":"Ethelred"},{"Category":"\"PIN\" ME","Question":"Among dog breeds, this word follows miniature & Doberman","Answer":"Pinscher"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"A magnetic field is measured in units called gauss or this after a real \"coil\" guy","Answer":"Nikola Tesla"},{"Category":"FURNITURE","Question":"He designed furniture for Federal Hall in New York as well as the basic layout of Washington, D.C.","Answer":"Pierre L'Enfant"},{"Category":"HOMETOWNS","Question":"Jorge Luis Borges","Answer":"Buenos Aires"},{"Category":"KILLER MUSICALS","Question":"\"Chronicle of A Death Foretold\", which begins with a murder, is based on a novel by this Colombian author","Answer":"Gabriel Garcia Marquez"},{"Category":"Y1K","Question":"With the crowning of King Boleslaw, this central European nation is recognized as an independent state","Answer":"Poland"},{"Category":"\"PIN\" ME","Question":"Gilbert & Sullivan's naval vessel","Answer":"H.M.S. Pinafore"},{"Category":"AMERICAN AUTHORS","Question":"His bestselling first novel, published in 1846, was set in Polynesia","Answer":"Herman Melville"},{"Category":"PHYSICAL SCIENCE","Question":"A rectifier is an electrical device used to convert alternating current to this","Answer":"direct current"},{"Category":"GIRLS IN SONG","Question":"\"Went to a dance lookin' for romance, saw\" this girl, \"so I thought I'd take a chance\"","Answer":"Barbara Ann"},{"Category":"SEE THE USA","Question":"The science museum in this Virginia capital called its 1987 Science Circus \"The Greatest Earth on Show\"","Answer":"Richmond, Virginia"},{"Category":"ANIMAL GROUPS","Question":"A group of vipers, even if the snakes don't live in a bird's dwelling","Answer":"a nest"},{"Category":"WEAPONS","Question":"From the Germanic \"hache\", it's a small ax","Answer":"a hatchet"},{"Category":"THIS IS JEOPARDY!","Question":"With a cash total of $172,800, he's Jeopardy!'s biggest winner ever","Answer":"Chuck Forrest"},{"Category":"PHYSICAL SCIENCE","Question":"On Earth, it's the major force responsible for the weight of a body","Answer":"gravity"},{"Category":"GIRLS IN SONG","Question":"In Ritchie Valens' day, this song about a girl was more popular than its flip side, \"La Bamba\"","Answer":"Donna"},{"Category":"SEE THE USA","Question":"This is 1 of NYC's longest streets, which you'll find out when you give your regards to it","Answer":"Broadway"},{"Category":"ANIMAL GROUPS","Question":"Kangaroos, monkeys & Boy Scouts all come in these groups","Answer":"troops"},{"Category":"WEAPONS","Question":"U.S. land-based long-range nuclear missile that shares name with type of Revolutionary War fighter","Answer":"a Minuteman"},{"Category":"PHYSICAL SCIENCE","Question":"At 15 on the modified Mohs' scale, this substance still has the highest hardness number","Answer":"a diamond"},{"Category":"GIRLS IN SONG","Question":"According to Rodgers & Hart, \"The most beautiful girl in the world isn't\" either of these 2 stars","Answer":"Garbo & Dietrich"},{"Category":"SEE THE USA","Question":"This city's voodoo tours can take you to voodoo rituals & voodo queen Marie Laveau's tomb on Basin St.","Answer":"New Orleans"},{"Category":"ANIMAL GROUPS","Question":"Though not noted for their musical skills, a group of gorillas is called this","Answer":"a band"},{"Category":"WEAPONS","Question":"One might be fired \"out of the blue\"--from a crossbow","Answer":"a bolt"},{"Category":"THIS IS JEOPARDY!","Question":"On this late night host's list of 10 Things Communists Are No Damn Good At, #1 was \"Guessing Final Jeopardy\"","Answer":"David Letterman"},{"Category":"PHYSICAL SCIENCE","Question":"Abbreviated \"P\", this element comes in red, white, & black forms","Answer":"phosphorus"},{"Category":"GIRLS IN SONG","Question":"In 1964 The Bachelors told this girl, \"I'm in heaven when I see you smile\"","Answer":"Diane"},{"Category":"SEE THE USA","Question":"It was almost named \"Texas Under 6 Flags\", but someone said \"Texas ain't never been under nothin'!\"","Answer":"Six Flags Over Texas"},{"Category":"THIS IS JEOPARDY!","Question":"In 1984, he made the music video \"I Lost On Jeopardy\"","Answer":"\"Weird Al\" Yankovic"},{"Category":"GIRLS IN SONG","Question":"According to Frankie Laine, \"If ever the devil was born without a pair of horns it was\" this woman","Answer":"you, Jezebel, it was you"},{"Category":"SEE THE USA","Question":"You can \"Go Home Again\" to see this author's boyhood home in Asheville, North Carolina","Answer":"Thomas Wolfe"},{"Category":"THIS IS JEOPARDY!","Question":"On the original version, this was the highest dollar value on the Double Jeopardy! board","Answer":"$100 "},{"Category":"HORS D'OEUVRES","Question":"From Latin for \"undigested food\", crudites refers to these","Answer":"raw vegetables"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"Peregrine White, the 1st child born in New England of English parents, was born on this ship","Answer":"the Mayflower"},{"Category":"THE HUSBAND MARRIED","Question":"Helen Menken, Mary Philips, Mayo Methot & Lauren Bacall","Answer":"Humphrey Bogart"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN","Question":"Shakespearean play featuring Falstaff & some \"happy homemakers\"","Answer":"The Merry Wives of Windsor"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH \"W\"","Question":"To wrench painfully, like your mom might threaten to do to your neck","Answer":"wring"},{"Category":"CZECH, PLEASE","Question":"In Czech, it's \"Praha\", & it's over 1000 years old","Answer":"Prague"},{"Category":"HORS D'OEUVRES","Question":"Chicken livers & water chestnuts wrapped in bacon; fortune cookies to follow","Answer":"rumaki"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"Year in which Franklin Roosevelt was elected for an unprecedented 3rd term as president","Answer":"1940"},{"Category":"THE HUSBAND MARRIED","Question":"Virginia Cherrill, Barbara Hutton, Betsy Drake, Dyan Cannon & Barbara Harris","Answer":"Cary Grant"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN","Question":"Name shared by Brutus' wife & the longest female role in \"The Merchant of Venice\"","Answer":"Portia"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH \"W\"","Question":"Both the first & last emperors of modern Germany bore this name","Answer":"Wilhelm"},{"Category":"CZECH, PLEASE","Question":"His mother, Olga, was once ranked 2nd in Czechoslovakia in women's singles tennis","Answer":"Ivan Lendl"},{"Category":"HORS D'OEUVRES","Question":"Ideally, this type of small appetizer served on toast or crackers should be small enough to eat in 1 bite","Answer":"canapé"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"Before he was Canada's P.M., William Lyon Mackenzie King lived in this famous house with Jane Addams","Answer":"Hull House"},{"Category":"THE HUSBAND MARRIED","Question":"He married Colleen Dewhurst twice & Trish Van Devere once","Answer":"George C. Scott"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN","Question":"The daughter of Polonius","Answer":"Ophelia"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH \"W\"","Question":"The cicada killer is a large predatory variety of this insect","Answer":"a wasp"},{"Category":"CZECH, PLEASE","Question":"For poetry that eschews all \"dogmas & dictates\", Jaroslav Seifert won this in 1984","Answer":"the Nobel Prize"},{"Category":"HORS D'OEUVRES","Question":"This chic Middle-Eastern dip is made primarily from chickpeas & served with pita bread","Answer":"hummus"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"In 1962, this country became a constitutional monarchy under King Hassan II","Answer":"Morocco"},{"Category":"THE HUSBAND MARRIED","Question":"Joan Blondell & June Allyson","Answer":"Dick Powell"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN","Question":"Comedy which features the wedding of Hippolyta, the queen of the Amazons","Answer":"A Midsummer Night's Dream"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH \"W\"","Question":"It found no evidence of a conspiracy involving Oswald & Ruby","Answer":"the Warren Commission"},{"Category":"CZECH, PLEASE","Question":"Treaty of friendship, cooperations, & mutual assistance that Czechoslovakia signed in 1955","Answer":"the Warsaw Pact"},{"Category":"HORS D'OEUVRES","Question":"Hors d'oeuvres is French for \"outside of\" this, which is usually when they're served","Answer":"work"},{"Category":"HISTORY","Question":"The 1st prime minister of independent Kenya","Answer":"Jomo Kenyatta"},{"Category":"THE HUSBAND MARRIED","Question":"Mary Todhunter Clark & Margaretta \"Happy\" Murphy","Answer":"Nelson Rockefeller"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN","Question":"In the 1st act, before he's king, this title character woos the newly-widowed Lady Anne","Answer":"Richard III"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH \"W\"","Question":"The eve of May Day, on which witches were believed to rendezvous","Answer":"Walpurgisnacht"},{"Category":"CZECH, PLEASE","Question":"Maryam d'Abo played a Czech cellist in this 1987 film","Answer":"The Living Daylights"},{"Category":"SOUTH AMERICA","Question":"These are the only 2 independent countries in South America named for a famous person","Answer":"Colombia & Bolivia"},{"Category":"EXPLORERS","Question":"In 1918 Roald Amundsen was attacked by one of these large white animals","Answer":"Polar bear"},{"Category":"NOVEL QUOTES","Question":"\"Never laugh at live dragons\", warned this author in \"The Hobbit\" -- good advice","Answer":"J.R.R. Tolkien"},{"Category":"THE ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS","Question":"Russell Simmons & Rick Rubin founded Def Jam, the '80s' premier record label for this type of music","Answer":"Rap"},{"Category":"FLOPS","Question":"Ford, '57, flop, 'nuf said","Answer":"Edsel"},{"Category":"\"PU\"","Question":"It's the time of life when a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of....sex","Answer":"Puberty"},{"Category":"RICH & FAMOUS","Question":"In 1968 this future presidential candidate's stock in E.D.S. made him a billionaire","Answer":"Ross Perot"},{"Category":"EXPLORERS","Question":"In 1848 Johannes Rebmann became the first European to see & describe \"the snows\" of this African mountain","Answer":"Kilimanjaro"},{"Category":"NOVEL QUOTES","Question":"The novel that gave us the famous phrase \"Tous pour un, un pour tous\"","Answer":"The Three Musketeers"},{"Category":"THE ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS","Question":"In 1994 Pearl Jam complained to the Justice Dept. that this company held a monopoly","Answer":"Ticketmaster"},{"Category":"FLOPS","Question":"This former NFL linebacker's show \"Lawless\" was sacked in March 1997 after one airing","Answer":"Brian Bosworth"},{"Category":"\"PU\"","Question":"Oscar De La Hoya or Evander Holyfield","Answer":"Pugilist"},{"Category":"RICH & FAMOUS","Question":"This billionaire fashion designer introduced Polo jeans in 1996","Answer":"Ralph Lauren"},{"Category":"EXPLORERS","Question":"Meriwether Lewis fed her ground rattlesnake rattle to speed up her labor & the birth of her child","Answer":"Sacajawea"},{"Category":"NOVEL QUOTES","Question":"Its less famous second line is \"It was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness\"","Answer":"A Tale Of Two Cities"},{"Category":"THE ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS","Question":"Legendary promoter who ran the Fillmore West in the Bay Area & the Fillmore East in NYC","Answer":"Bill Graham"},{"Category":"FLOPS","Question":"With teams including the Florida Blazers, this football league lasted for 1 1/2 seasons in '74-'75","Answer":"WFL"},{"Category":"\"PU\"","Question":"It's another name for the cougar or mountain lion","Answer":"Puma"},{"Category":"RICH & FAMOUS","Question":"A 1994 book details the \"way\" he became \"the world's greatest investor\"","Answer":"Warren Buffett"},{"Category":"EXPLORERS","Question":"Louis Antoine de Bougainville arrived at this island in 1768 & natives gave him fowls, fruit & naked women","Answer":"Tahiti"},{"Category":"NOVEL QUOTES","Question":"\"Great men can't be ruled\", she wrote in \"The Fountainhead\"","Answer":"Ayn Rand"},{"Category":"THE ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS","Question":"Stanley Durwood of AMC pioneered these cinemas, putting his first in a shopping mall in 1963","Answer":"Multiplexes"},{"Category":"FLOPS","Question":"Roger Ebert called this 1980 Michael Cimino film \"Painful & unpleasant to look at\"","Answer":"Heaven's Gate"},{"Category":"\"PU\"","Question":"It means downright rotten","Answer":"Putrid"},{"Category":"RICH & FAMOUS","Question":"The William who runs this chewing gum company is the grandson of the William who founded it","Answer":"Wrigley"},{"Category":"EXPLORERS","Question":"His family friend Tyrker found vines & grapes in the new land, so he called the area Vinland","Answer":"Leif Ericson"},{"Category":"NOVEL QUOTES","Question":"\"...They ought to find a way of being inoculated against love\" is a line from his \"Anna Karenina\"","Answer":"Leo Tolstoy"},{"Category":"THE ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS","Question":"When you buy a Sunset book, a Tom Petty CD or People magazine, you're supporting this conglomerate","Answer":"Time Warner"},{"Category":"FLOPS","Question":"\"La Traviata\", his modern-dress opera version of \"La Dame Aux Camelias\", flopped in its 1853 premiere","Answer":"Giuseppe Verdi"},{"Category":"\"PU\"","Question":"The third of these wars wiped Carthage off the map, though it was later rebuilt","Answer":"The Punic Wars"},{"Category":"RICH & FAMOUS","Question":"Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen owns this Portland sports team","Answer":"Portland Trail Blazers"},{"Category":"\"DOUBLE\" JEOPARDY","Question":"Grammatical error committed by the Rolling Stones when they sang, \"I Can't Get No Satisfaction\"","Answer":"Double negative"},{"Category":"MUSEUM HOPPING","Question":"\"Ain't No Mountain High Enough\" to keep music fans from visiting this record co.'s Detroit museum","Answer":"Motown"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"The new 23,500-seat U.S. Tennis Open Stadium is named for this star who died February 6, 1993","Answer":"Arthur Ashe"},{"Category":"GIANTS OF SCIENCE","Question":"You'll find this Frenchman's name on almost all milk cartons","Answer":"Louis Pasteur"},{"Category":"BEFORE THEY WERE POPES","Question":"Alexander VI was formerly a high-living nobleman of this family & the father of Cesare & Lucrezia","Answer":"Borgia"},{"Category":"POOR & FAMOUS","Question":"He drank up the money he got for songs like \"Oh! Susanna\" & died with 38c in his pocket","Answer":"Stephen Foster"},{"Category":"\"DOUBLE\" JEOPARDY","Question":"(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): Action seen here: (Curly Howard) - \"Hey you, this is no time to play games - ewww!\"","Answer":"Double take"},{"Category":"MUSEUM HOPPING","Question":"MoMA Mia! It houses such masterpieces as \"Starry Night\" & Cezanne's \"Bather\"","Answer":"Museum of Modern Art"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"Except for 1995, the NHL scoring title has gone to either Wayne Gretzky or this Penguins star the past 16 years","Answer":"Mario Lemieux"},{"Category":"GIANTS OF SCIENCE","Question":"By then living in the U.S., he was offered the presidency of Israel in 1952","Answer":"Albert Einstein"},{"Category":"BEFORE THEY WERE POPES","Question":"Giovanni Ganganelli was educated by this teaching society; as Clement XIV, he suppressed it","Answer":"Jesuits"},{"Category":"POOR & FAMOUS","Question":"Despite help from Engels in the 1850s, he & his family often subsisted on bread & potatoes","Answer":"Karl Marx"},{"Category":"\"DOUBLE\" JEOPARDY","Question":"In this form of jumping rope, 2 people twirl 2 jump ropes in the opposite direction simultaneously","Answer":"Double Dutch"},{"Category":"MUSEUM HOPPING","Question":"This British museum received its present name in 1899, though many refer to it as the V & A","Answer":"Victoria & Albert"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"On Oct. 19, 1924 Grantland Rice wrote of this team's backfield \"The Four Horsemen Rode Again\"","Answer":"Notre Dame"},{"Category":"GIANTS OF SCIENCE","Question":"In 1993 he made a \"brief\" appearance as himself on an episode of \"Star Trek: The Next Generation\"","Answer":"Stephen Hawking"},{"Category":"BEFORE THEY WERE POPES","Question":"This pope who called the Second Vatican Council was a quiet church conformist until his 1958 election","Answer":"Pope John XXIII"},{"Category":"POOR & FAMOUS","Question":"He spent years in poverty after selling his sewing machine invention to corset maker William Thomas","Answer":"Elias Howe"},{"Category":"\"DOUBLE\" JEOPARDY","Question":"In \"1984\" George Orwell coined this term for the acceptance of 2 contradictory ideas at the same time","Answer":"Doublethink"},{"Category":"MUSEUM HOPPING","Question":"Before going \"Out Of Africa\", you might visit the museum devoted to this author near Nairobi","Answer":"Isak Dinesen"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): \"(Hi, I'm Mike Piazza) I was the NL's '93 Rookie Of The Year. In '68 this Cincinnati Reds player became the 1st catcher to win the award\"","Answer":"Johnny Bench"},{"Category":"GIANTS OF SCIENCE","Question":"Good Lord! With absolute zero heirs at his death in 1907, this physicist's peerage became extinct","Answer":"Lord Kelvin"},{"Category":"BEFORE THEY WERE POPES","Question":"This Dutch Renaissance humanist was a pupil of Adrian VI, the only Dutch pope","Answer":"Erasmus"},{"Category":"POOR & FAMOUS","Question":"This Russian's 1866 novel \"The Gambler\" is based on his own ruinous passion for roulette","Answer":"Fyodor Dostoyevsky"},{"Category":"\"DOUBLE\" JEOPARDY","Question":"Line preceding \"Fire burn and cauldron bubble\"","Answer":"\"Double double, toil and trouble\" "},{"Category":"MUSEUM HOPPING","Question":"The Rosenbach Museum & Library in Philadelphia houses his original manuscript of \"Ulysses\"","Answer":"James Joyce"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"Earl Anthony rolled on to a record 41 titles in this sport, Mark Roth is second","Answer":"Bowling"},{"Category":"GIANTS OF SCIENCE","Question":"\"Father of the A-Bomb\" who recalled the Hindu line \"I am become death\" after the first atomic explosion","Answer":"J. Robert Oppenheimer"},{"Category":"BEFORE THEY WERE POPES","Question":"Pius XII previously held this Vatican office that, like its U.S. cabinet counterpart, requires travel","Answer":"Secretary of State"},{"Category":"POOR & FAMOUS","Question":"She fled her rich Assisi family to found an order of \"poor\" nuns","Answer":"Saint Clare"},{"Category":"BATTLES","Question":"Napoleon's plans to invade England were dashed by this October 21, 1805 battle","Answer":"Battle of Trafalgar"},{"Category":"STATE CAPITALS","Question":"A statue of King Kamehameha I stands guard outside the judiciary building in this capital city","Answer":"Honolulu"},{"Category":"CliffsNotes","Question":"Livestock successfully stage rebellion, pigs end up blowing it for everyone","Answer":"\"Animal Farm\""},{"Category":"SSSSSSSSNAKES!!!!!","Question":"The appendage seen here gives this variety of snake its name","Answer":"rattlesnake"},{"Category":"THE KIDS LOVE THAT ROCK & ROLL","Question":"A1, Take That & the Spice Girls are all musical acts from this country","Answer":"Great Britain"},{"Category":"ANYTHING BUT CHEESESTEAK","Question":"This hot dog condiment is basically chopped sweet pickles","Answer":"relish"},{"Category":"5-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Headgear for a king, or part of a tooth","Answer":"crown"},{"Category":"STATE CAPITALS","Question":"From 1701 to 1875 New Haven & this city were twin capitals of Connecticut; today it's the only one","Answer":"Hartford"},{"Category":"CliffsNotes","Question":"Title guy shipwrecks, ends up on 28-year island getaway, makes a friend, goes home","Answer":"\"Robinson Crusoe\""},{"Category":"SSSSSSSSNAKES!!!!!","Question":"Snakes are found naturally on every continent except this one","Answer":"Antarctica"},{"Category":"THE KIDS LOVE THAT ROCK & ROLL","Question":"Of King Ad Rock, Thugmuffin C, MCA or Mike D, the one who's not a member of the Beastie Boys","Answer":"Thugmuffin C"},{"Category":"ANYTHING BUT CHEESESTEAK","Question":"The \"Kid' seen here represents these snacks","Answer":"Twinkies"},{"Category":"5-LETTER WORDS","Question":"It \"goes before a fall\" & before \"Prejudice\" in a Jane Austen title","Answer":"pride"},{"Category":"STATE CAPITALS","Question":"The capitol building in this city was designed by Thomas Jefferson","Answer":"Richmond"},{"Category":"CliffsNotes","Question":"2 guys dream of owning a farm, one kills the boss' daughter-in-law, then his pal kills him","Answer":"\"Of Mice and Men\""},{"Category":"SSSSSSSSNAKES!!!!!","Question":"There are king & Asian species of this \"charming\" snake seen here","Answer":"cobra"},{"Category":"THE KIDS LOVE THAT ROCK & ROLL","Question":"In 1998 Will Smith was \"Gettin'\" to the No. 1 spot on the charts with this song","Answer":"\"Gettin' Jiggy Wit It\""},{"Category":"ANYTHING BUT CHEESESTEAK","Question":"Chicken chunks & chopped veggies in a rich sauce topped with a pastry crust are baked in this \"pie\"","Answer":"chicken pot pie"},{"Category":"5-LETTER WORDS","Question":"It's the zodiac sign symbolized by a ram","Answer":"Aries"},{"Category":"STATE CAPITALS","Question":"The French called a land formation La Petite Roche, thus giving this capital its name","Answer":"Little Rock"},{"Category":"CliffsNotes","Question":"Frenchman swipes some bread, gets 19 years, gets out, gets pursued by a cop who dies","Answer":"\"Les Miserables\""},{"Category":"SSSSSSSSNAKES!!!!!","Question":"This highly venomous snake of the eastern U.S. has red & black bands separated by yellow ones","Answer":"coral snake"},{"Category":"THE KIDS LOVE THAT ROCK & ROLL","Question":"That \"Fly\" band Sugar Ray is led by this heartthrob lead singer","Answer":"Mark McGrath"},{"Category":"ANYTHING BUT CHEESESTEAK","Question":"Part of a British breakfast, this jam is made from bitter Seville oranges, including the rinds","Answer":"marmalade"},{"Category":"5-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Soup's on! & we need this long-handled spoon or scoop to serve it","Answer":"ladle"},{"Category":"STATE CAPITALS","Question":"This state capital is in the Green Mountains along the Winooski River","Answer":"Montpelier"},{"Category":"CliffsNotes","Question":"Con man checks into mental hospital to avoid prison farm, meets nasty nurse, doesn't check out","Answer":"\"One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest\""},{"Category":"SSSSSSSSNAKES!!!!!","Question":"The name of this deadly mottled brown snake of the tropics is from the French for \"lance head\"","Answer":"fer-de-lance"},{"Category":"THE KIDS LOVE THAT ROCK & ROLL","Question":"Known for '80s hits like \"The Reflex\" & \"Hungry Like the Wolf\", this band charted in the '90s with \"Come Undone\"","Answer":"Duran Duran"},{"Category":"ANYTHING BUT CHEESESTEAK","Question":"The French have Catherine de Medici to thank for introducing this sprouting Italian veggie to them","Answer":"broccoli"},{"Category":"5-LETTER WORDS","Question":"It can be an object from the past, or a personal item associated with a saint","Answer":"relic"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTS","Question":"He was the only U.S. president to die in the 18th century","Answer":"George Washington"},{"Category":"BROADWAY TEENS","Question":"[clue missing because of technical glitch]","Answer":"Anne Frank"},{"Category":"YOUTH IN ASIA","Question":"Like voters in the USA, young women seeking to compete in the Miss Thailand contest must be at least this age","Answer":"18"},{"Category":"SCIENCE GUYS","Question":"Not even a wheelchair & voice synthesizer can stop him from unlocking the secrets of the universe","Answer":"Stephen Hawking"},{"Category":"CORPORATE SPORTS VENUES","Question":"Chicago's United Center & Salt Lake City's Delta Center are named for this type of business","Answer":"airlines"},{"Category":"ANIMAL RHYME TIME","Question":"An informal talk about flying mammals","Answer":"bat chat"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTS","Question":"This former general was the first Republican to serve 2 full terms as president","Answer":"Ulysses S. Grant"},{"Category":"BROADWAY TEENS","Question":"Brooke Shields & Lucy Lawless played Rizzo in the '90s revival of this rockin' high school musical","Answer":"Grease"},{"Category":"YOUTH IN ASIA","Question":"The 100-member Asian Youth Orchestra recently played to rave reviews in this South Korean capital","Answer":"Seoul"},{"Category":"SCIENCE GUYS","Question":"In 1610 this Italian made his biggest discovery: the 4 largest moons of Jupiter","Answer":"Galileo"},{"Category":"CORPORATE SPORTS VENUES","Question":"This Disney-owned baseball team plays at Anaheim's Edison International Field","Answer":"Anaheim Angels"},{"Category":"ANIMAL RHYME TIME","Question":"Small vessel for shipping a nanny or a billy","Answer":"goat boat"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTS","Question":"This Mexican War hero & winning 1848 candidate had never voted for president before","Answer":"Zachary Taylor"},{"Category":"BROADWAY TEENS","Question":"R&B sensation Stephanie Mills was a teenager when she eased on down the road in this role in \"The Wiz\"","Answer":"Dorothy"},{"Category":"YOUTH IN ASIA","Question":"Young actors like Rani Mukherjee perform in movies in \"Bollywood\" in this populous Asian country","Answer":"India"},{"Category":"SCIENCE GUYS","Question":"This \"Father of Genetics\" is the subject of the biography \"The Monk in the Garden\"","Answer":"Gregor Mendel"},{"Category":"CORPORATE SPORTS VENUES","Question":"This team that won a championship in 2001 plays in PSINet Stadiun","Answer":"Baltimore Ravens"},{"Category":"ANIMAL RHYME TIME","Question":"A fake small horse","Answer":"phony pony"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTS","Question":"In 1950 he threatened a music critic who had unkind words for daughter Margaret's singing","Answer":"Harry S. Truman"},{"Category":"BROADWAY TEENS","Question":"The Jets & the Sharks are teenage gangs in this 1957 musical that features the song \"Tonight\"","Answer":"West Side Story"},{"Category":"YOUTH IN ASIA","Question":"With songs like \"Fly Away\", rock star Cui Jian is one of the leading pop musicians from this Asian country","Answer":"China"},{"Category":"SCIENCE GUYS","Question":"At the Pantheon in Paris in 1851, he demonstrated the Earth's rotation using his famous pendulum","Answer":"Michel Foucault"},{"Category":"CORPORATE SPORTS VENUES","Question":"Now that this city's Civic Arena is the Mellon Arena, its citizens can be full of Mellon pride","Answer":"Pittsburgh"},{"Category":"ANIMAL RHYME TIME","Question":"The $1.99 lamb as opposed to the $19.99 one","Answer":"cheap sheep"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTS","Question":"His 1791 marriage to Rachel Robards was invalid, so they had to do it all over again on January 17, 1794","Answer":"Andrew Jackson"},{"Category":"BROADWAY TEENS","Question":"Zaneeta Shinn, a character in this musical, is the teenage daughter of the mayor of River City","Answer":"The Music Man"},{"Category":"YOUTH IN ASIA","Question":"With a 6-wicket victory over Nepal, Bangladesh recently retained the Asian youth championship in this sport","Answer":"cricket"},{"Category":"SCIENCE GUYS","Question":"He was doing research on influenza when he accidentally discovered penicillin","Answer":"Alexander Fleming"},{"Category":"CORPORATE SPORTS VENUES","Question":"3-letter corporate name that's on the Indianapolis venue seen here","Answer":"RCA Dome"},{"Category":"ANIMAL RHYME TIME","Question":"An 18-wheeler used to get your porkers to market","Answer":"pig rig"},{"Category":"SOUTH AMERICA","Question":"One of 2 landlocked countries in South America","Answer":"Bolivia or Paraguay"},{"Category":"THE OLD WEST","Question":"This lieutenant colonel recruited some of his Rough Riders at William Menger's hotel in San Antonio","Answer":"Theodore Roosevelt"},{"Category":"THE 1970 TV SEASON","Question":"The prime time spellcaster wasn't Sabrina, but Samantha in this series","Answer":"Bewitched"},{"Category":"TOUGH STUFF","Question":"It includes the postcentral gyrus, the precentral gyrus, the parietal lobe & the occipital lobe","Answer":"Brain/skull"},{"Category":"INSECTS","Question":"The May beetle is also called this, perhaps when it shows up a few weeks late","Answer":"Junebug"},{"Category":"NO. 32","Question":"The Los Angeles Lakers retired his No. 32 jersey","Answer":"Earvin \"Magic\" Johnson"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"G\"","Question":"Disgruntled Disney dwarf (6)","Answer":"Grumpy"},{"Category":"THE OLD WEST","Question":"In Old West talk, \"fit\" was the past tense of this","Answer":"Fight"},{"Category":"TOUGH STUFF","Question":"Alphabetically, he's Santa's first reindeer","Answer":"Blitzen"},{"Category":"INSECTS","Question":"The katydid is also called the long-horned (meaning long-antennaed) one of these","Answer":"Grasshopper"},{"Category":"NO. 32","Question":"It begins \"Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven\"","Answer":"32nd Psalm"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"G\"","Question":"Thank You, in Tampico (7)","Answer":"Gracias"},{"Category":"THE OLD WEST","Question":"This hat maker traveled west, saw a need & returned in 1865 to make his famous hat in Philadelphia","Answer":"John Stetson"},{"Category":"TOUGH STUFF","Question":"The Span. abbrev. for one of these is ovni (objecto volador no identificado)","Answer":"UFO"},{"Category":"INSECTS","Question":"Its shape allows it to hide among twigs","Answer":"Walking stick"},{"Category":"NO. 32","Question":"Before a crowd of almost 70,000, this team won Super Bowl XXXII January 25, 1998","Answer":"the Denver Broncos"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"G\"","Question":"A source of rumors, or of Riesling (9)","Answer":"Grapevine"},{"Category":"THE OLD WEST","Question":"He tried to help the town of Dolores, N.M. in 1900 by using static electricity to extract gold out of gravel","Answer":"Thomas Edison"},{"Category":"TOUGH STUFF","Question":"Over 14 times the mass of the Earth, this planet is seventh from the sun","Answer":"Uranus"},{"Category":"INSECTS","Question":"This fly that you might find \"in distress\" resembles a dragonfly but folds its wings back at rest","Answer":"Damselfly"},{"Category":"NO. 32","Question":"On May 11, 1858 this \"North Star\" state became U.S. state No. 32","Answer":"Minnesota"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"G\"","Question":"You throw it down, or run it (8)","Answer":"Gauntlet"},{"Category":"THE OLD WEST","Question":"Ogden, now this state's sixth-largest city, was named for an Old West fur trapper","Answer":"Utah"},{"Category":"TOUGH STUFF","Question":"A patron of wisdom & good fortune, the Hindu god Ganesha bears the head of this animal","Answer":"Elephant"},{"Category":"INSECTS","Question":"Because of its colors the butterfly seen here is named after this beast (orange & black colors)","Answer":"Tiger butterfly"},{"Category":"NO. 32","Question":"The 32nd Academy Award for Best Picture went to this 1959 epic","Answer":"Ben-Hur"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"G\"","Question":"\"Cheesy\" Dutch city (5)","Answer":"Gouda"},{"Category":"EXPLORERS","Question":"On July 4, 1803 Thomas Jefferson supplied this pair with a general letter of credit to use on their trip","Answer":"Lewis & Clark"},{"Category":"STOCK SYMBOLS","Question":"We'll never tire of telling you its symbol is GR, not B.F.","Answer":"Goodrich"},{"Category":"IN THE GOOD OLD SUMER TIME","Question":"Mythic Sumerian hero Utnapishtim built a big boat & survived this catastrophe","Answer":"The flood"},{"Category":"BRITISH BANDS & SINGERS","Question":"1997's \"Calling All Stations\" was their first album since Phil Collins left the group","Answer":"Genesis"},{"Category":"THEY REST IN NEBRASKA","Question":"Grover Cleveland Alexander was inducted into this sport's Hall of Fame in 1938 & interred in Nebraska in 1950","Answer":"Baseball"},{"Category":"\"AD\"JECTIVES","Question":"It refers to the behavior of teenagers, or of immature adults","Answer":"Adolescent"},{"Category":"EXPLORERS","Question":"Speke stopped speaking to Burton after their trip to find the source of this river","Answer":"Nile"},{"Category":"STOCK SYMBOLS","Question":"The annual report of this company, PRD, is as pretty as an instant picture","Answer":"Polaroid"},{"Category":"IN THE GOOD OLD SUMER TIME","Question":"Hammurabi was famous for his, but Ur-Nammu enforced one of these centuries earlier","Answer":"Code of law"},{"Category":"BRITISH BANDS & SINGERS","Question":"In 1990 Roger Waters of this group gave a performance of \"The Wall\" at the former site of the Berlin Wall","Answer":"Pink Floyd"},{"Category":"THEY REST IN NEBRASKA","Question":"Many \"Our Fathers\" must have been said when he died May 15, 1948 & was interred in Boys Town","Answer":"Father Flanagan"},{"Category":"\"AD\"JECTIVES","Question":"Fatty, like some \"tissue\"","Answer":"Adipose"},{"Category":"EXPLORERS","Question":"A book by Thomas James, who searched for the Northwest Passage, inspired this Coleridge poem","Answer":"\"The Rime of the Ancient Mariner\""},{"Category":"STOCK SYMBOLS","Question":"Add \"YBOY\" to this 3-letter symbol to get the full name of a big media company","Answer":"PLA"},{"Category":"IN THE GOOD OLD SUMER TIME","Question":"Sumerians scratched this writing system into stone & wax in addition to clay tablets","Answer":"Cuneiform"},{"Category":"BRITISH BANDS & SINGERS","Question":"In 1998 this group seen here reunited for a VH1 special & a concert tour (\"I'll Tumble 4 Ya\")","Answer":"Culture Club"},{"Category":"THEY REST IN NEBRASKA","Question":"Though he starred in \"Oklahoma!\" this husband of Sheila is buried in Nebraska","Answer":"Gordon MacRae"},{"Category":"\"AD\"JECTIVES","Question":"It means \"sufficient or good enough\" & can imply \"but just barely\"","Answer":"Adequate"},{"Category":"EXPLORERS","Question":"Hillary said this man left some offerings to the gods of Chomolungma atop Everest in 1953","Answer":"Tenzing Norgay"},{"Category":"STOCK SYMBOLS","Question":"In the mall you may fall into this store, GPS","Answer":"The Gap"},{"Category":"IN THE GOOD OLD SUMER TIME","Question":"These Sumerian pyramids were topped by temples","Answer":"Ziggurats"},{"Category":"BRITISH BANDS & SINGERS","Question":"In 1995 this founder of Cream & Derek & the Dominos was named an Officer of the British Empire","Answer":"Eric Clapton"},{"Category":"THEY REST IN NEBRASKA","Question":"Long-time Nebraska senator George Norris, who helped create this project, the TVA, is buried in McCook","Answer":"Tennessee Valley Authority"},{"Category":"\"AD\"JECTIVES","Question":"Unfavorable, like some circumstances, or the last name of Anthony in a 1933 novel","Answer":"Adverse"},{"Category":"EXPLORERS","Question":"In 1828 Rene Caille reached this remote African city, \"an object of curiosity\" to Europeans","Answer":"Timbuktu"},{"Category":"STOCK SYMBOLS","Question":"You don't need a Visa to visit this bank's stock symbol, CMB","Answer":"Chase Manhattan Bank"},{"Category":"BRITISH BANDS & SINGERS","Question":"(Hi, I'm Graham Nash) As a member of this group in the 1960s, I co-wrote their hits \"Carrie-Anne\" & \"Stop, Stop, Stop\"","Answer":"The Hollies"},{"Category":"\"AD\"JECTIVES","Question":"Latin term for a type of argument based on emotion or on another person's character","Answer":"Ad hominem"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"Today meaning a self-employed person, this term derives from medieval knights who sold their skills","Answer":"Freelancer"},{"Category":"ANCIENT TIMES","Question":"The ancient Ban Chiang poetry of Thailand resembles that of this country's neolithic Yang-Shao period","Answer":"China"},{"Category":"SPORTS EVOLUTION","Question":"In the 1750s the original golf course here had 11 holes & you played each of them twice","Answer":"St. Andrews"},{"Category":"A BUG'S LIFE","Question":"Known as Wandermeisen in German, these conspicuously mobile ants move about in long, orderly columns","Answer":"army ants"},{"Category":"ASTRONOMY ADD A LETTER","Question":"Add this letter to Earth & you get a scarcity","Answer":"D"},{"Category":"RICHARD","Question":"One man who had this name discovered Lake Tanganyika; the other played Becket & Trotsky on film","Answer":"Richard Burton"},{"Category":"THE SECOND...","Question":"...son born to Barbara Bush","Answer":"Jeb"},{"Category":"ANCIENT TIMES","Question":"Ancient Greeks believed that wine was a gift from this god, the Greek equivalent of Bacchus","Answer":"Dionysus"},{"Category":"A BUG'S LIFE","Question":"The chigoe is a sand-dwelling variety of this insect","Answer":"a flea"},{"Category":"ASTRONOMY ADD A LETTER","Question":"Add this letter to Mars & you get a fen","Answer":"H"},{"Category":"RICHARD","Question":"In 1886 Richard Sears began selling pocket watches & in 1887 hired this man as his watch repairman","Answer":"Roebuck"},{"Category":"THE SECOND...","Question":"...franchise to win the Super Bowl","Answer":"New York Jets"},{"Category":"ANCIENT TIMES","Question":"Because of his work there, you could call the astronomer Hipparchus \"the colossus of\" this island","Answer":"Rhodes"},{"Category":"SPORTS EVOLUTION","Question":"By the time the British discovered this sport in India around 1860, it used a ball, no longer a goat's or enemy's head","Answer":"polo"},{"Category":"A BUG'S LIFE","Question":"The field & house types of this insect are sold as laboratory subjects, frog food & bait","Answer":"crickets"},{"Category":"ASTRONOMY ADD A LETTER","Question":"Add this letter to Saturn's moon Titan & you get a Renaissance guy who liked to paint Venus","Answer":"I"},{"Category":"RICHARD","Question":"Either of the 2 parents of Richard the Lion-Hearted","Answer":"Henry II & Eleanor of Aquitaine"},{"Category":"THE SECOND...","Question":"...U.S. manned space program","Answer":"the Gemini program"},{"Category":"ANCIENT TIMES","Question":"Horrified by the carnage of war, Asoka, a 3rd century B.C. ruler in India, embraced this peaceful religion","Answer":"Buddhism"},{"Category":"A BUG'S LIFE","Question":"This garden pest controller is the state insect of Delaware & Massachusetts","Answer":"ladybug"},{"Category":"ASTRONOMY ADD A LETTER","Question":"Add this letter to Jupiter's moon Io & you get an acronym that's a ground-floor stock offer for regular guys","Answer":"P"},{"Category":"RICHARD","Question":"He shot the famous photo of Nastassja Kinski & the serpent","Answer":"Richard Avedon"},{"Category":"THE SECOND...","Question":"...to become Secretary of Homeland Security","Answer":"Michael Chertoff"},{"Category":"ANCIENT TIMES","Question":"Hetepheres was the mother of this Great Pyramid king; when her tomb was found, Mummy's mummy was missing","Answer":"Cheops"},{"Category":"SPORTS EVOLUTION","Question":"The 18th century Broughton rules were intended to lessen the brutality of this sport","Answer":"boxing"},{"Category":"A BUG'S LIFE","Question":"Used by scientists to clean flesh off bones being prepared for research, dermestids are a type of this insect","Answer":"a beetle"},{"Category":"ASTRONOMY ADD A LETTER","Question":"Add this letter to star & get something harsh or grim","Answer":"K"},{"Category":"RICHARD","Question":"He was actually in prison when he wrote, \"Stone walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars a cage\"","Answer":"Richard Lovelace"},{"Category":"THE SECOND...","Question":"...Sherlock Holmes novel published","Answer":"The Sign of Four"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTS","Question":"His second inaugural address began, \"At this last presidential inauguration of the twentieth century...\"","Answer":"Bill Clinton"},{"Category":"\"DON'T\" YOU KNOW THIS SONG?","Question":"Buenos Aires held back a sniffle when this Madonna hit went to No. 8 in 1997","Answer":"\"Don't Cry For Me Argentina\""},{"Category":"TITLES FROM SHAKESPEARE","Question":"Beware Thornton Wilder's \"The Ides of March\" & this play where you'll find the phrase","Answer":"Julius Caesar"},{"Category":"FOR THE FASHIONISTA","Question":"Style.com stated that your spring 2006 wardrobe must include a baby-doll dress in the style of this decade","Answer":"the '60s"},{"Category":"FRANCE","Question":"Liberation & Le Petit Journal are leading ones of these in France","Answer":"newspapers"},{"Category":"4-LETTER FRIENDS","Question":"You were a fool to move that bishop! This 4-letter term in 3 moves","Answer":"mate"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTS","Question":"Subpoenaed for documents in Burr's treason trial, he cited executive privilege; didn't work","Answer":"Thomas Jefferson"},{"Category":"\"DON'T\" YOU KNOW THIS SONG?","Question":"It was Elvis' third No. 1 hit of 1956","Answer":"\"Don't Be Cruel\""},{"Category":"TITLES FROM SHAKESPEARE","Question":"Faulkner's \"The Sound and the Fury\" as well as Steinbeck's \"The Moon Is Down\" come from this play","Answer":"Macbeth"},{"Category":"FOR THE FASHIONISTA","Question":"Of Elie Saab, Elie Saturn or Elie Subaru, the one who designed the gown Halle Berry wore when she won her Oscar","Answer":"Elie Saab"},{"Category":"FRANCE","Question":"With its team led by Zinedine Zidane, France won this prestigious contest in July 1998","Answer":"the World Cup"},{"Category":"4-LETTER FRIENDS","Question":"In \"Jaws\", it's what Roy Scheider threw overboard to lure the shark","Answer":"chum"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTS","Question":"His will gave a total of $110,000 to grandchildren Alexander & Melanie Eisenhower & Christopher Cox","Answer":"Nixon"},{"Category":"\"DON'T\" YOU KNOW THIS SONG?","Question":"No doubt you know this \"Tragic Kingdom\" tune was No. 1 for 16 weeks on the airplay chart in 1996 & '97","Answer":"\"Don't Speak\""},{"Category":"TITLES FROM SHAKESPEARE","Question":"Aldous Huxley's \"Brave New World\" comes from a speech of Miranda's in this play","Answer":"The Tempest"},{"Category":"FOR THE FASHIONISTA","Question":"The sex-symbol look of films like \"La Dolce Vita\" has long insired Domenico Dolce & this partner","Answer":"Gabana"},{"Category":"FRANCE","Question":"In 1992, 200 years after it was written, 40% of the French found it excessively bloody & 25% wanted it changed","Answer":"the French National Anthem"},{"Category":"4-LETTER FRIENDS","Question":"The first name of actress Sheedy, pronounced differently","Answer":"ally"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTS","Question":"In November 1910 he was elected governor of New Jersey","Answer":"Wilson"},{"Category":"\"DON'T\" YOU KNOW THIS SONG?","Question":"Elton John saw the light of the Top 5 with this song twice, in 1974 & 1992","Answer":"\"Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me\""},{"Category":"TITLES FROM SHAKESPEARE","Question":"This long-running Agatha Christie drama references the play-within-a-play in \"Hamlet\"","Answer":"The Mousetrap"},{"Category":"FOR THE FASHIONISTA","Question":"Launched by her brother in the '90s, a fragrance called Blonde was inspired by this Italian designer's long blonde hair","Answer":"Donnatella Versace"},{"Category":"FRANCE","Question":"Just south of Champagne is this other potent potable-named region, a former duchy","Answer":"Burgundy"},{"Category":"4-LETTER FRIENDS","Question":"A nobleman, or to look intently","Answer":"peer"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTS","Question":"On June 28, 1919 he married Elizabeth Wallace","Answer":"Harry Truman"},{"Category":"\"DON'T\" YOU KNOW THIS SONG?","Question":"If you've given up, stop! & tell us this Tom Petty song that won the Best Special Effects MTV Music Video Award in '85","Answer":"\"Don't Come Around Here No More\""},{"Category":"TITLES FROM SHAKESPEARE","Question":"Peter Straub & Danielle Steel both came \"Full Circle\", spoken by Edmund in this Shakespearean tragedy","Answer":"King Lear"},{"Category":"FOR THE FASHIONISTA","Question":"Flowing fabric defines this fashion house founded by Tanya Sarne; its name is a synonym for \"phantom\"","Answer":"Ghost"},{"Category":"FRANCE","Question":"\"Jet\" over to this largest Paris place, site of the guillotine during the French Revolution","Answer":"the Place de la Concorde"},{"Category":"4-LETTER FRIENDS","Question":"The sport of rowing","Answer":"crew"},{"Category":"FAMOUS OBJECTS","Question":"Shah Jahan, Ranjit Singh & Queen Victoria all possessed a famous one whose name means \"mountain of light\"","Answer":"a diamond"},{"Category":"SLIM VOLUMES","Question":"This doctor's \"Diet Revolution\" promised weight loss with a high-protein/low-carb diet (pass the steaki)","Answer":"Dr. Atkins"},{"Category":"STATE OF THE UNION","Question":"This union state's 6th regiment was nicknamed the Minutemen; its 20th was the Harvard regiment","Answer":"Massachusetts"},{"Category":"GOING TOO \"FUR\"","Question":"These electronic toys were a must-have item during the Christmas season of 1998","Answer":"the Furby"},{"Category":"IT MIGHT SURPRISE YOU","Question":"The actual quote from this star of gangster films was \"you dirty yellow-bellied rat!\"","Answer":"Jimmy Cagney"},{"Category":"JONATHAN SWIFTIES","Question":"\"He was a bold man that first ate\" this bivalve mollusk","Answer":"an oyster"},{"Category":"COMIC STRIPS","Question":"Aaugh! This comic strip character was torn between a summer camp flame named Peggy Jean & the little red-haired girl","Answer":"Charlie Brown"},{"Category":"SLIM VOLUMES","Question":"Recent diet books: \"The Paleo Diet\" & \"Neanderthin: Eat Like\" one of these \"to achieve a lean, strong, healthy body\"","Answer":"a Caveman"},{"Category":"STATE OF THE UNION","Question":"The westernmost states to stay loyal to the union were California & this one that had just been admitted in 1859","Answer":"Oregon"},{"Category":"GOING TOO \"FUR\"","Question":"Rolled up, like a flag or a boat's sails","Answer":"furled"},{"Category":"IT MIGHT SURPRISE YOU","Question":"Despite the opportunity, this November 1965 event in NYC did not result in a mini baby boom 9 months later","Answer":"a blackout"},{"Category":"JONATHAN SWIFTIES","Question":"\"Every man desires to live long, but no man would be\" this","Answer":"old"},{"Category":"COMIC STRIPS","Question":"Ack! In 2010 Ms. Guisewite said her \"creative biological clock\" was ticking & ended this strip after 34 years","Answer":"Cathy"},{"Category":"SLIM VOLUMES","Question":"You may want to enter this, a diet book & program by Barry Sears, who clarified with \"Mastering\" it","Answer":"The Zone"},{"Category":"STATE OF THE UNION","Question":"Turnabout is fair play--it seceded from a confederate state & joined the union in June 1863","Answer":"West Virginia"},{"Category":"GOING TOO \"FUR\"","Question":"To provide & install housewares to a dwelling","Answer":"furnish"},{"Category":"JONATHAN SWIFTIES","Question":"\"Proper words in proper places make the true definition of\" this--it's elementary, according to Strunk & White","Answer":"style"},{"Category":"COMIC STRIPS","Question":"This Scott Adams title guy with a gravity-defying tie accidentally invented a death ray that interested North Korea","Answer":"Dilbert"},{"Category":"SLIM VOLUMES","Question":"This chef followed up his \"Now Eat This!\" cookbook with \"Now Eat This! Diet\"","Answer":"DiSpirito"},{"Category":"STATE OF THE UNION","Question":"A senator from this state said, \"having been the first...to enter the union\", it would be \"the last to abandon it\"","Answer":"Delaware"},{"Category":"GOING TOO \"FUR\"","Question":"A smelter, for example","Answer":"a furnace"},{"Category":"IT MIGHT SURPRISE YOU","Question":"This exhaustive reference work first published in 1768 is not British: it has been American-owned for over 100 years","Answer":"the Encyclopedia Britannica"},{"Category":"JONATHAN SWIFTIES","Question":"These, made by parliament, \"are like cobwebs, which may catch small flies, but let wasps and hornets break through\"","Answer":"laws"},{"Category":"COMIC STRIPS","Question":"Duke has been Gov. of American Samoa, GM of the Redskins & a lobbyist for the NRA in this comic strip","Answer":"Doonesbury"},{"Category":"STATE OF THE UNION","Question":"It stayed in the union, but the confederacy also admitted it in 1861; it was in a \"compromising\" position, after all","Answer":"Missouri"},{"Category":"JONATHAN SWIFTIES","Question":"\"A flea / hath smaller fleas that on him prey; / and these have smaller still to bite 'em; / and so proceed\" this endless way","Answer":"ad infinitum"},{"Category":"COMIC STRIPS","Question":"On December 8, 1980 Berkeley Breathed began his magnum opus with the debut of this strip","Answer":"Bloom County"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTURE","Question":"The caldarium, the tepidarium & the frigidarium were chambers in these, where olden Romans refreshed themselves","Answer":"the baths"},{"Category":"SOUNDS LIKE A CAPITAL CITY","Question":"To cause to undergo combustion","Answer":"burn"},{"Category":"MOTORCYCLE MAKERS","Question":"Time to get high on this hyphenated maker's hog, specifically the Fat Bob, which gets a fat 53 mpg on the highway","Answer":"Harley-Davidson"},{"Category":"MISSING LINKS","Question":"Guilt by ____ Football","Answer":"association"},{"Category":"PLATE TECTONICS","Question":"Formed by plate tectonics, these mid-ocean uplifts are actually underwater mountain chains","Answer":"ridges"},{"Category":"COMICS STRIP","Question":"This Monty Python stalwart went the full monty in \"A Fish Called Wanda\"","Answer":"Cleese"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTURE","Question":"Virginia's Shirley plantation has a \"hanging\" one of these that climbs 3 stories without any visible means of support","Answer":"a staircase"},{"Category":"SOUNDS LIKE A CAPITAL CITY","Question":"A light yellow-brown; perfect color for an envelope, I say","Answer":"manila"},{"Category":"MOTORCYCLE MAKERS","Question":"Baseball's Ichiro must be aware that this maker's B-King is the \"rowdy alter ego\" to its Hayabusa","Answer":"Suzuki"},{"Category":"MISSING LINKS","Question":"A good ____ Havoc","Answer":"cry"},{"Category":"PLATE TECTONICS","Question":"In 2006 scientists argued that the westward trend of continents was due partly to these shifts in sea levels caused by the moon","Answer":"the tides"},{"Category":"COMICS STRIP","Question":"In \"Get Him to the Greek\", this Brit took a trip in the buff in a toy car","Answer":"Russell Brand"},{"Category":"SOUNDS LIKE A CAPITAL CITY","Question":"You'll find one on any shoe","Answer":"sole"},{"Category":"MOTORCYCLE MAKERS","Question":"\"Let the good times roll\" with this company's supersport cycle, the Ninja ZX-14","Answer":"Kawasaki"},{"Category":"MISSING LINKS","Question":"Mobile ____ Economics","Answer":"home"},{"Category":"COMICS STRIP","Question":"Borat, played by this British comic, had a naked tussle with his portly Kazakh TV producer","Answer":"Cohen"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTURE","Question":"This type of window that opens by means of a crank rhymes with a lower story of a building","Answer":"casement"},{"Category":"SOUNDS LIKE A CAPITAL CITY","Question":"Almost half of north Americans have this kind of blood","Answer":"Type A"},{"Category":"MISSING LINKS","Question":"Curry ____ Keg","Answer":"powder"},{"Category":"COMICS STRIP","Question":"Jason Segel's real-life split was the basis of his naked break-up with this 2008 title movie gal","Answer":"Sarah Marshall"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTURE","Question":"After WWI he became director of the Grand Ducal art school in Weimar; in 1925 he moved the school to Dessau","Answer":"Walter Gropius"},{"Category":"SOUNDS LIKE A CAPITAL CITY","Question":"Is old-time ballplayer Yogi able to?","Answer":"Canberra"},{"Category":"MISSING LINKS","Question":"Near ____ South Dakota pageant","Answer":"miss"},{"Category":"COMICS STRIP","Question":"Ken Jeong bared all as crime lord Mr. Chow in this 2009 Vegas comedy","Answer":"The Hangover"},{"Category":"RULERS IN HISTORY","Question":"Born in 1672 & named for a saint, in 1703 he founded a city whose name represents both of them","Answer":"Peter the Great"},{"Category":"EDGAR AWARD WINNERS","Question":"He won in 1955 for his novel \"The Long Goodbye\"","Answer":"Raymond Chandler"},{"Category":"MOVIE TAG LINES","Question":"This film gave us \"The holiest event of our time. Perfect for their return\" (& Tom Hanks')","Answer":"Angels and Demons"},{"Category":"PITCHING HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE WOO","Question":"A pet for my pet! This can spray its odoriferous musk accurately up to 12 feet; worry not! It'll stamp its feet to warn thee first","Answer":"a skunk"},{"Category":"ASTRONOMY","Question":"A crossing of the celestial equator by the sun, it happens twice a year","Answer":"an equinox"},{"Category":"SPELL CHECK HELL","Question":"Confound it! Spell check just changed chancre into this 14th c. author of some \"Tales\"","Answer":"Chaucer"},{"Category":"GETTING TICKED OFF","Question":"When this Bible guy came down from the mountain & saw his people dancing before the golden calf, boy, was he upset!","Answer":"Moses"},{"Category":"EDGAR AWARD WINNERS","Question":"\"The Spy Who Came in from the Cold\" got him the Edgar","Answer":"John le Carré"},{"Category":"MOVIE TAG LINES","Question":"This 2009 comedy proclaimed, \"Some guys just can't handle Vegas\"","Answer":"The Hangover"},{"Category":"PITCHING HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE WOO","Question":"Drink (or eat) deep, my dear, for I have brought deep-fried this drink, \"the real thing\", from the state fair of Texas","Answer":"Coke"},{"Category":"ASTRONOMY","Question":"These long distance travelers may be dirty ice balls or icy dirt balls","Answer":"comets"},{"Category":"SPELL CHECK HELL","Question":"Spell check keeps trying to change Antietam into this long-snouted insectivore that comes in giant & 3 other species","Answer":"an anteater"},{"Category":"GETTING TICKED OFF","Question":"He gave his kids by Cleopatra much of the land once ruled by Alexander the Great; his co-rulers & rivals were not pleased","Answer":"Mark Antony"},{"Category":"EDGAR AWARD WINNERS","Question":"He won for his novel \"The Day of the Jackal\" & the short story \"There Are No Snakes in Ireland\"","Answer":"Forsyth"},{"Category":"MOVIE TAG LINES","Question":"\"Lather. Rinse. Save the world\" advertised this Adam Sandler comedy","Answer":"You Don't Mess with the Zohan"},{"Category":"PITCHING HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE WOO","Question":"From this author's \"The Jungle\" I shall read lines like \"On the killing beds you were apt to be covered with blood\"","Answer":"Upton Sinclair"},{"Category":"ASTRONOMY","Question":"Undetected murky stuff in the universe presumed to exist because of its gravitational effects","Answer":"dark matter"},{"Category":"SPELL CHECK HELL","Question":"Tried to put in the first name of Colts quarterback Manning & it turned him into this hallucinogenic cactus","Answer":"peyote"},{"Category":"GETTING TICKED OFF","Question":"In 2005 this ex-diplomat wasn't so diplomatic, saying, \"I believe Karl Rove should be fired\" for outing his CIA wife, Valerie Plame","Answer":"Wilson"},{"Category":"EDGAR AWARD WINNERS","Question":"Writing about the world of horse racing, he's won for \"Forfeit\" & \"Come to Grief\"","Answer":"Dick Francis"},{"Category":"MOVIE TAG LINES","Question":"This WWII film from 2008 had the tag \"Many saw evil. They dared to stop it\"","Answer":"Valkyrie"},{"Category":"PITCHING HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE WOO","Question":"Tonight we sup on this animal's jowls, used to flavor stews as a southern delicacy; it's a motorcycle term, too, my love","Answer":"a hog"},{"Category":"SPELL CHECK HELL","Question":"Ay, caramba! Spell check changed the last name of a 16th c. conquistador into this, an old-fashioned girdle","Answer":"a corset"},{"Category":"GETTING TICKED OFF","Question":"Jealous of this Prussian chancellor's fame, Wilhelm II sank him by forcing his resignation in 1890","Answer":"Bismarck"},{"Category":"EDGAR AWARD WINNERS","Question":"He won in the Best Fact Crime category for such works as \"Helter Skelter\" & \"Till Death Us Do Part\"","Answer":"Bugliosi"},{"Category":"MOVIE TAG LINES","Question":"1982 film that showed \"A world inside a computer where man has never been. Never before now\"","Answer":"Tron"},{"Category":"PITCHING HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE WOO","Question":"Indeed, I should've told you I had this \"kissing disease\" whose incubation period is 30-40 days; hey, where ya goi","Answer":"mononucleosis"},{"Category":"SPELL CHECK HELL","Question":"I want to call my girl \"dollpuss\", not this suggested alternative meaning large portions of sour cream","Answer":"dollops"},{"Category":"GETTING TICKED OFF","Question":"In \"The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson\", this author wrote, \"When angry, count four; when very angry, swear\"","Answer":"Mark Twain"},{"Category":"NO. 1 QUESTIONS","Question":"In a 1971 No. 1 hit the Bee Gees wanted to know \"How can you mend\" one of these","Answer":"a broken heart"},{"Category":"FLY ME, BUT NOT TO THE MOON","Question":"You are now free to move about the country on this company's New Mexico One aircraft","Answer":"Southwest"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL RHYME TIME","Question":"An automobile for any former Russian emperor","Answer":"a Czar car"},{"Category":"SHAMANISM ON YOU","Question":"Yikes! Among these indigenous Australians, a person is thought to become a shaman after an initiatory death","Answer":"the Aborigines"},{"Category":"GETTING TICKED ON","Question":"A brown tick named for this pet has the rare ability to complete its life cycle indoors","Answer":"dog"},{"Category":"NO. 1 QUESTIONS","Question":"In a 1995 No. 1, Bryan Adams wanted to know if you'd ever really done this","Answer":"loved a woman"},{"Category":"FLY ME, BUT NOT TO THE MOON","Question":"In April 2008 it was announced that Northwest & this Atlanta-based airline would merge","Answer":"Delta"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL RHYME TIME","Question":"A tiny New Zealander, or a tiny New Zealand bird","Answer":"a peewee Kiwi"},{"Category":"SHAMANISM ON YOU","Question":"In the traditional religion of this Asian peninsula, male shamans are called Paksu","Answer":"the Korean Peninsula"},{"Category":"GETTING TICKED ON","Question":"The chipping type of this common seed-eating little bird is a popular host for ticks","Answer":"a sparrow"},{"Category":"NO. 1 QUESTIONS","Question":"In this 1960 hit, Elvis wondered if you're \"sorry we drifted apart\"","Answer":"\"Are You Lonesome Tonight?\""},{"Category":"FLY ME, BUT NOT TO THE MOON","Question":"On Dec. 19, 2008 this \"colorful\" airline became the official one for the Red Sox, though its main hub is in (gasp!) N.Y.","Answer":"JetBlue"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL RHYME TIME","Question":"Hotel foyer where British policemen like to gather","Answer":"the Bobby lobby"},{"Category":"SHAMANISM ON YOU","Question":"18th c. groups led by shamans fought over the Yenisey River in this 5 million-sq.-mi. area of North-Central Russia","Answer":"Siberia"},{"Category":"GETTING TICKED ON","Question":"The tick species Ixodes dammini has as its favorite hosts white-footed mice & white-tailed these","Answer":"deer"},{"Category":"NO. 1 QUESTIONS","Question":"1984 No. 1 for Tina Turner about the thrill of boy meeting girl","Answer":"\"What's Love Got To Do With It\""},{"Category":"FLY ME, BUT NOT TO THE MOON","Question":"Logically, this Spanish airline's first flight, in 1927, was between Barcelona & Madrid","Answer":"Iberia"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL RHYME TIME","Question":"The forehead of a German mrs.","Answer":"a Frau brow"},{"Category":"SHAMANISM ON YOU","Question":"The Warao Indians of South America believe this noisy shamanic gourd instrument has healing properties","Answer":"a rattle"},{"Category":"NO. 1 QUESTIONS","Question":"In 1961 the Shirelles noted that \"Tonight the light of love is in your eyes\" but wanted to know this","Answer":"Will you still love me tomorrow?"},{"Category":"FLY ME, BUT NOT TO THE MOON","Question":"Hong Kong's home carrier, in 2006 it celebrated its 60th anniversary","Answer":"Cathay Pacific"},{"Category":"INTERNATIONAL RHYME TIME","Question":"Japanese kimono sash for a small, spiny-finned fish","Answer":"an obi goby"},{"Category":"SHAMANISM ON YOU","Question":"Shamans on this Southeast Asian peninsula, also called the Kra Peninsula, use quartz crystals for healing","Answer":"the Malay Peninsula"},{"Category":"AWARDS & HONORS","Question":"A trophy named for this author is awarded to anyone who breaks the record for sailing a yacht around the world","Answer":"Jules Verne"},{"Category":"EDS","Question":"Shooting down 22 planes in 1918, Eddie Rickenbacker was the USA's No. 1 flying ace in this war","Answer":"World War I"},{"Category":"YOU SHOULD KNOW THIS STUFF","Question":"The Lord's Prayer says, \"And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from\" this","Answer":"evil"},{"Category":"GEORGIAN ON MY MIND","Question":"This \"Pretty Woman\" was born in Smyrna, Georgia on Oct. 28, 1967","Answer":"Julia Roberts"},{"Category":"SCIENCE","Question":"These electromagnetic rays used to take pictures of your insides were originally known as Roentgen rays","Answer":"X-rays"},{"Category":"TRADING SPACES","Question":"4-letter synonym for \"trade\"; the Rose Bowl has a meet where it's done","Answer":"swap"},{"Category":"HAVE A CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST","Question":"G'Day Mate! Room service hopped in with kangaroo-tail soup, your breakfast from this continent","Answer":"Australia"},{"Category":"EDS","Question":"He hosted a phenomenally successful prime-time variety show for 24 years","Answer":"Ed Sullivan"},{"Category":"YOU SHOULD KNOW THIS STUFF","Question":"In the '30s she starred in \"The Little Princess\", \"The Little Colonel\" & \"Little Miss Marker\"","Answer":"Shirley Temple"},{"Category":"GEORGIAN ON MY MIND","Question":"Dinah Shore, Sally Field & Loni Anderson were longtime loves of this hunk from Waycross","Answer":"Burt Reynolds"},{"Category":"SCIENCE","Question":"This German-born American physicist won the 1921 Nobel Prize for Physics","Answer":"Albert Einstein"},{"Category":"TRADING SPACES","Question":"This Illinois city's Board of Trade deals in futures, so less than 5% of what's traded there gets delivered","Answer":"Chicago"},{"Category":"EDS","Question":"He earned an Oscar nomination for his supporting role in \"The Hours\"","Answer":"Ed Harris"},{"Category":"YOU SHOULD KNOW THIS STUFF","Question":"Bird similes include \"Spry as a spring chicken\" & \"Proud as\" one of these","Answer":"peacock"},{"Category":"GEORGIAN ON MY MIND","Question":"This fiery actress from Conyers starred in \"Miss Firecracker\", \"Raising Arizona\" & \"Broadcast News\"","Answer":"Holly Hunter"},{"Category":"SCIENCE","Question":"When combined with oxygen, this lightest chemical element makes water","Answer":"hydrogen"},{"Category":"TRADING SPACES","Question":"Dealers seal transactions with a handshake in the 47th Street \"district\" for these gems","Answer":"diamonds"},{"Category":"EDS","Question":"In order to marry a twice-divorced American woman, King Edward VIII of this country abdicated the throne in 1936","Answer":"England"},{"Category":"YOU SHOULD KNOW THIS STUFF","Question":"If a Maori showed you a tiki, you'd be looking at one of these","Answer":"statue"},{"Category":"GEORGIAN ON MY MIND","Question":"Born in Athens, Georgia, she starred in \"9 1/2 Weeks\" & played Eminem's mom in \"8 Mile\"","Answer":"Kim Basinger"},{"Category":"SCIENCE","Question":"Also a term for someone from Warsaw, it's one of the 2 strongest points in a magnetic field","Answer":"Pole"},{"Category":"TRADING SPACES","Question":"Muriel Siebert was the first woman to hold a seat on this Wall Street body founded in 1792","Answer":"the New York Stock Exchange"},{"Category":"EDS","Question":"In 1994 Johnny Depp played this wacky director of such classic films as \"Plan 9 from Outer Space\" & \"Necromania\"","Answer":"Ed Wood"},{"Category":"YOU SHOULD KNOW THIS STUFF","Question":"Non-potent potable for which your first set of teeth is named","Answer":"milk teeth"},{"Category":"SCIENCE","Question":"The symbol of this radioactive element is Pu & it sounds like it's named after Mickey Mouse's dog","Answer":"plutonium"},{"Category":"TRADING SPACES","Question":"You must take tea before bargaining for a rug at Istanbul's \"Grand\" one of these trading spaces","Answer":"bazaar"},{"Category":"BOOKS & AUTHORS","Question":"Margaret Mitchell began this book, \"Scarlett O'Hara was not beautiful, but men seldom realized it...\"","Answer":"\"Gone with the Wind\""},{"Category":"OSCAR NIGHT 2003","Question":"With 6 Academy Awards total, this adapted musical was the big winner on Oscar Night 2003","Answer":"Chicago"},{"Category":"ART & ARTISTS","Question":"Upon completing the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in 1512, he wrote to his father, \"The pope is well satisfied\"","Answer":"Michelangelo"},{"Category":"FIRST NAME'S THE SAME","Question":"Giuliani, Valentino, the Red-Nosed Reindeer","Answer":"Rudolph"},{"Category":"STATE: THE OBVIOUS","Question":"At last count, this state had about 2 1/2 times as many cars as Texas or New York","Answer":"California"},{"Category":"OH MY GOD! YOU'VE GOT 3 \"I\"s","Question":"After the taping, what say we cool off with a frozen banana one of these","Answer":"daiquiri"},{"Category":"BOOKS & AUTHORS","Question":"In 1990 he reissued \"The Stand\" with nearly 500 more pages than the original","Answer":"Stephen King"},{"Category":"OSCAR NIGHT 2003","Question":"This Best Actress Winner said that Russell Crowe told her not to cry...but she did anyway","Answer":"Nicole Kidman"},{"Category":"ART & ARTISTS","Question":"This pop artist's studio was known as \"The Factory\"","Answer":"Andy Warhol"},{"Category":"FIRST NAME'S THE SAME","Question":"Ashcroft, Belushi, Barleycorn","Answer":"John"},{"Category":"STATE: THE OBVIOUS","Question":"Florida's in the southeast corner of the 48 contiguous states; this state is in the northwest corner","Answer":"Washington"},{"Category":"OH MY GOD! YOU'VE GOT 3 \"I\"s","Question":"Type of doctor who's most likely to give a patient a lollipop","Answer":"pediatrician"},{"Category":"BOOKS & AUTHORS","Question":"President Reagan called this man's first novel \"The Hunt for Red October\" the \"perfect yarn\"","Answer":"Tom Clancy"},{"Category":"OSCAR NIGHT 2003","Question":"Seen here, the Chub Chubs won the Oscar in this category","Answer":"Animated Short"},{"Category":"ART & ARTISTS","Question":"In 1963 this \"Christina's World\" artist became the first painter to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom","Answer":"Andrew Wyeth"},{"Category":"FIRST NAME'S THE SAME","Question":"Lewis, Tarkanian, Springer","Answer":"Jerry"},{"Category":"STATE: THE OBVIOUS","Question":"The Mississippi River begins at Lake Itasca in this \"M\" state (not Mississippi)","Answer":"Minnesota"},{"Category":"OH MY GOD! YOU'VE GOT 3 \"I\"s","Question":"(Sofia of the Clue Crew in Oahu, Hawaii) I'm overlooking this Oahu beach that attracts about 65,000 visitors a day","Answer":"Waikiki"},{"Category":"BOOKS & AUTHORS","Question":"This 1939 Steinbeck classic featured a lot of Joads including Ma, Pa & Tom","Answer":"\"The Grapes of Wrath\""},{"Category":"OSCAR NIGHT 2003","Question":"For \"Talk to Her\", he became the first man in over 30 years to win with a screenplay in a foreign language","Answer":"Pedro Almodovar"},{"Category":"ART & ARTISTS","Question":"He painted \"Tahitian Women\" shortly after arriving on that island in 1891","Answer":"Paul Gauguin"},{"Category":"FIRST NAME'S THE SAME","Question":"Henson, Morrison, Lehrer","Answer":"Jim"},{"Category":"STATE: THE OBVIOUS","Question":"It's the state whose shape is seen here","Answer":"Nevada"},{"Category":"OH MY GOD! YOU'VE GOT 3 \"I\"s","Question":"Sports Illustrated's 1997 Swimsuit Issue (the Tyra Banks cover) featured \"Nothing but\" these","Answer":"Bikinis"},{"Category":"OSCAR NIGHT 2003","Question":"Chris Cooper won his Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his work in this film seen here","Answer":"Adaptation"},{"Category":"ART & ARTISTS","Question":"On September 29, 1910, this painter known for his seascapes died in his studio in Prouts Neck, Maine","Answer":"Winslow Homer"},{"Category":"FIRST NAME'S THE SAME","Question":"Hamilton, Calder, Haig","Answer":"Alexander"},{"Category":"STATE: THE OBVIOUS","Question":"This state's name includes the name of the country that was the top destination for U.S. tourists in 2001","Answer":"New Mexico"},{"Category":"OH MY GOD! YOU'VE GOT 3 \"I\"s","Question":"Fran Lebowitz called this type of pasta with clam sauce \"mankind's crowning achievement\"","Answer":"linguini"},{"Category":"TRANSPORTATION","Question":"On December 11, 1967 it was removed from the British registry & turned over to the city of Long Beach, California","Answer":"the Queen Mary"},{"Category":"PUNJAB","Question":"Since 1947, the historic region of Punjab has been divided between these 2 countries","Answer":"India & Pakistan"},{"Category":"FICTIONAL BOOKS","Question":"This character on \"Seinfeld\" thought of \"a coffee table book about coffee tables\" that turned into a coffee table","Answer":"Kramer"},{"Category":"WHAT'S YOUR BEEF?","Question":"Beef chili is also called \"chili con\" this, Spanish for \"meat\"","Answer":"carne"},{"Category":"GAMES PEOPLE PLAY","Question":"You don't have to buy a vowel, but you do begin this word game by drawing a gallows","Answer":"hangman"},{"Category":"INVENTORS & INVENTIONS","Question":"In the 1920s, Frank Whittle, who grew up making model airplanes, designed the first working engine of this type","Answer":"a jet engine"},{"Category":"\"IP\" SO FACTO","Question":"Landing or Gaza","Answer":"a strip"},{"Category":"PUNJAB","Question":"As part of his Easternmost conquests, this Greek's armies occupied the Punjab around 327 B.C.","Answer":"Alexander the Great"},{"Category":"FICTIONAL BOOKS","Question":"On this show, \"The Itchy & Scratchy Movie\" was novelized by Norman Mailer","Answer":"The Simpsons"},{"Category":"WHAT'S YOUR BEEF?","Question":"\"Joy of Cooking\" gives a recipe for this beef dish but cautions that eating raw meat can be hazardous to your health","Answer":"steak tartare"},{"Category":"GAMES PEOPLE PLAY","Question":"In 2007 he became the first man since Bill Tilden to win the U.S. Open 4 years in a row","Answer":"Federer"},{"Category":"INVENTORS & INVENTIONS","Question":"Alexander Wood & Charles Pravaz are credited with developing this device in 1853 first used to inject morphine","Answer":"asyringe"},{"Category":"\"IP\" SO FACTO","Question":"Idle talk about the private affairs of others","Answer":"gossip"},{"Category":"PUNJAB","Question":"In the 1840s this European power fought 2 costly wars over the Punjab before annexing the region outright","Answer":"the English"},{"Category":"FICTIONAL BOOKS","Question":"A man is searching for the novel \"Knickerless Nickleby\" in the bookstore skit on this British Show","Answer":"Monty Python"},{"Category":"WHAT'S YOUR BEEF?","Question":"Corned beef is cured in brine; this other deli meat is seasoned brisket that's been cured, smoked & cooked","Answer":"pastrami"},{"Category":"GAMES PEOPLE PLAY","Question":"The first important U.S. tournament in this board game took place in New York City in 1857","Answer":"chess"},{"Category":"INVENTORS & INVENTIONS","Question":"After Carrier came up with this in 1902, my 20 babes waving palm fronds idea went out the window","Answer":"air conditioning"},{"Category":"\"IP\" SO FACTO","Question":"A bon mot","Answer":"a quip"},{"Category":"PUNJAB","Question":"In this Kipling work, the title orphan's father was a sergeant in an Irish regiment in the Punjab","Answer":"Kim"},{"Category":"FICTIONAL BOOKS","Question":"This doctor from the original \"Star Trek\" series wrote \"Comparative Alien Physiology\"","Answer":"McCoy"},{"Category":"WHAT'S YOUR BEEF?","Question":"Part of the name of this expensive boneless cut means \"dainty\" in French","Answer":"filet mignon"},{"Category":"GAMES PEOPLE PLAY","Question":"Jordan & Bird hit \"nothing but net\" playing this shot-for-shot basketball game in 1990s TV ads for McDonald's","Answer":"HORSE"},{"Category":"INVENTORS & INVENTIONS","Question":"After steamboat success, he was urged to work on submarine-launched torpedoes by Pres. Jefferson","Answer":"Robert Fulton"},{"Category":"\"IP\" SO FACTO","Question":"Mating rituals, perhaps for Miles Standish?","Answer":"courtship"},{"Category":"PUNJAB","Question":"Predominant in the Punjab, this religion has origins in both Hinduism & Islam","Answer":"Sikhism"},{"Category":"FICTIONAL BOOKS","Question":"Jose Chung speaks to FBI agents before writing \"From Outer Space\" about an alien abduction on this show","Answer":"The X-Files"},{"Category":"WHAT'S YOUR BEEF?","Question":"It's the French name for boeuf braised in red wine, usually garnished with mushrooms & white onions","Answer":"bœuf bourguignon"},{"Category":"GAMES PEOPLE PLAY","Question":"From before 3000 B.C., the game Senet of these people used a board & pieces to depict an afterlife journey","Answer":"the Egyptians"},{"Category":"INVENTORS & INVENTIONS","Question":"In 1868, 9 years after developing the railway sleeping car, he introduced the first railway car for dining","Answer":"Pullman"},{"Category":"\"PUN\" JAB","Question":"Colons & commas & hyphens, oh my!","Answer":"punctuation"},{"Category":"WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT","Question":"Around 46 B.C, Julius Caesar offended his countrymen by dedicating a statue to her","Answer":"Cleopatra"},{"Category":"OSCARDS WILD","Question":"We liked her, we really liked her when this actress won for \"Places in the Heart\" in 1985","Answer":"Sally Field"},{"Category":"ART","Question":"Georges Rouault liked to include some tragic ones of these in his works; Red Skelton specialized in them","Answer":"clowns"},{"Category":"THEATRE AROUND THE WORLD","Question":"The musical \"Les Mis\" didn't debut on Broadway but in this city, its setting","Answer":"Paris"},{"Category":"\"PUN\" JAB","Question":"Furry Phil's Pennsylvania place for fanciful February forecasting","Answer":"Punxsutawney"},{"Category":"WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT","Question":"As an example to her Russian subjects, she & her son Paul had themselves inoculated against smallpox in 1768","Answer":"Catherine"},{"Category":"OSCARDS WILD","Question":"In 1992, proving he could keep up with the younger crowd, he did one-armed pushups accepting his \"City Slickers\" Oscar","Answer":"Jack Palance"},{"Category":"ART","Question":"A Gerrit Dou work is sometimes known as \"The Mother of\" this painter with whom Dou studied in 17th century Leiden","Answer":"Rembrandt"},{"Category":"THEATRE AROUND THE WORLD","Question":"He directed a landmark Chinese production of his play \"Death of a Salesman\" at the People's Art Theatre in Beijing","Answer":"Arthur Miller"},{"Category":"WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT","Question":"In 1616 she & her husband John Rolfe traveled to England to help raise funds for the Virginia colonists","Answer":"Pocahontas"},{"Category":"OSCARDS WILD","Question":"He's the \"SNL\" guy (& you're not) who opened the 1988 show with, \"Good evening Hollywood phonies\"; he never hosted again","Answer":"Chevy Chase"},{"Category":"ART","Question":"19th c. painter Thomas Cole lived in Catskill, N.Y. on this river, whose \"School\" he helped found","Answer":"the Hudson River"},{"Category":"THEATRE AROUND THE WORLD","Question":"A Dutch TV reality show picked the muscular \"swinger\" for the European run of this Disney musical","Answer":"Tarzan"},{"Category":"\"PUN\" JAB","Question":"William Gibson pioneered this sci-fi genre of characters in a dark, futuristic world dominated by computers","Answer":"cyberpunk"},{"Category":"WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT","Question":"In November 1988 she was elected Prime Minister of Pakistan, becoming the first woman to head a modern Islamic nation","Answer":"Bhutto"},{"Category":"OSCARDS WILD","Question":"Disney sued the Academy for \"unflattering\" use of this character after a 1989 duet with her & Rob Lowe","Answer":"Snow White"},{"Category":"ART","Question":"A note formerly on the back of \"Figure de fantasie\" by this Rococo painter says it was done in one hour","Answer":"Fragonard"},{"Category":"THEATRE AROUND THE WORLD","Question":"There's a \"method\" behind his founding of the Moscow Art Theatre with Nemirovich-Danchenko","Answer":"Stanislavski"},{"Category":"\"PUN\" JAB","Question":"From the Latin for \"mark for deletion\", it's to erase something from official records","Answer":"expunge"},{"Category":"WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT","Question":"To further the ambitions of her brother, her father, Pope Alexander VI, arranged several marriages for her","Answer":"Lucrezia Borgia"},{"Category":"OSCARDS WILD","Question":"This \"American Beauty\" nominee nearly had a pregnant pause at the 2000 show; she was due with her 4th at any moment","Answer":"Annette Bening"},{"Category":"ART","Question":"This Venetian, said his pupil Palma Giovane, \"used his fingers more than his brush\" to finish his lush works","Answer":"Titian"},{"Category":"THEATRE AROUND THE WORLD","Question":"If you get to put \"RSC\" on your resume, you were part of this British troupe","Answer":"the Royal Shakespeare Company"},{"Category":"STRUCTURES","Question":"When completed, it stretched for 73 1/2 miles from Bowness to Wallsend","Answer":"Hadrian's Wall"},{"Category":"\"FOR\" WORDS","Question":"In a common saying, it's what some people can't see for the trees","Answer":"the forest"},{"Category":"TRAVEL & TOURISM","Question":"You can visit this sport's hall of fame on PGA Blvd. in Pinehurst, North Carolina","Answer":"golf"},{"Category":"COUNTRY & WESTERN MUSIC","Question":"In Cole Porter's song, these words follow \"can't look at hobbles and I can't stand fences\"","Answer":"don't fence me in"},{"Category":"MEDICINE","Question":"Device that's implanted to control irregular heart beats","Answer":"a pacemaker"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"Ray Walston was the Martian while the \"my\" in \"My Favorite Martian\" referred to him","Answer":"Bill Bixby"},{"Category":"SKUNKS","Question":"With a favorable wind, skunks can do this for up to about 23 feet","Answer":"spray"},{"Category":"\"FOR\" WORDS","Question":"A college team might have to do this for games played with ineligible team members","Answer":"forfeit"},{"Category":"TRAVEL & TOURISM","Question":"Except when it's on tour, the most important King Tut collection is housed in this city","Answer":"Cairo"},{"Category":"COUNTRY & WESTERN MUSIC","Question":"Hey, good looki","Answer":"Hank Williams"},{"Category":"MEDICINE","Question":"The term \"strep\", as in strep throat, is short for this type of bacteria","Answer":"Streptococcus"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"Before playing the principal at \"The Bronx Zoo\", he played the city editor of the L.A. Tribune","Answer":"Ed Asner"},{"Category":"SKUNKS","Question":"The skunk lends its name to this foul-smelling \"vegetable\" found in swamps","Answer":"skunk cabbage"},{"Category":"\"FOR\" WORDS","Question":"Jewelers as well as surgeons use this tool for grasping & holding","Answer":"forceps"},{"Category":"TRAVEL & TOURISM","Question":"Type of place you'd be visiting if you were in Wind Cave, Lassen or Zion","Answer":"a national park"},{"Category":"COUNTRY & WESTERN MUSIC","Question":"In \"Red River Valley\", cowboys sing, \"come and\" do this \"if you love me\"","Answer":"sit by my side"},{"Category":"MEDICINE","Question":"He was a world authority on the gall wasp in the '20s before turning to sex research","Answer":"Kinsey"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"In 1977 her own show aired on CBS just before \"Maude\"; now she's a \"Golden Girl\" with Bea Arthur","Answer":"Betty White"},{"Category":"SKUNKS","Question":"Name of zee skunk in zee popular Warner Brothers cartoons","Answer":"Pepé Le Pew"},{"Category":"\"FOR\" WORDS","Question":"Usually it's the last thing you're served in a Chinese restaurant","Answer":"a fortune cookie"},{"Category":"TRAVEL & TOURISM","Question":"1 of 2 famous Danish breweries you can tour in Copenhagen","Answer":"Tuborg"},{"Category":"MEDICINE","Question":"For an upper GI you drink this; for a lower GI... well, we won't talk about that","Answer":"barium"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"The pilot of this show, set in North Carolina, played as part of \"The Danny Thomas Show\" in 1960","Answer":"The Andy Griffith Show"},{"Category":"\"FOR\" WORDS","Question":"This word on the label signifies that vitamins have been added to milk","Answer":"fortified"},{"Category":"TRAVEL & TOURISM","Question":"You can spend the night in a Victorian style railroad car at the Choo Choo Hilton in this city","Answer":"Chattanooga"},{"Category":"MEDICINE","Question":"To test for this, the eyeball is anesthetized & a pressure gauge is placed on the front of the eye","Answer":"glaucoma"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"He was a regular on Danny Kaye's, Carol Burnett's & Tim Conway's variety shows","Answer":"Harvey Korman"},{"Category":"SKUNKS","Question":"Skunks are the major carriers of this disease in the continental U.S.","Answer":"rabies"},{"Category":"U.S. STATES","Question":"The 2 states that border no other states","Answer":"Alaska & Hawaii"},{"Category":"ENGLISH LIT","Question":"In 1772 James Boswell told this author he intended to write his biography","Answer":"Doctor Samuel Johnson"},{"Category":"TECHNOLOGY","Question":"Count Rumford, who died in 1814, invented the drip version of this","Answer":"the coffee maker"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY MARRIAGES","Question":"Carrie Leigh hopped out of this man's mansion & married an antique dealer, quick as a bunny","Answer":"Hugh Hefner"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"Heavy casualties at Shiloh led to calls for his firing, but Lincoln said, \"I can't spare this man; he fights\"","Answer":"Grant"},{"Category":"PERFUME","Question":"Late designer whose perfumes are sold by the numbers: No. 5. No. 19 & No. 22","Answer":"Chanel"},{"Category":"U.S. STATES","Question":"Of Colorado, New Mexico or Arizona, the state where the Rio Grande begins","Answer":"Colorado"},{"Category":"ENGLISH LIT","Question":"The Baconian theory expounds this","Answer":"that Francis Bacon wrote Shakespeare's plays"},{"Category":"TECHNOLOGY","Question":"Eli Whitney's nephew invented a crusher used to grind up rock for surfacing these","Answer":"roads"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY MARRIAGES","Question":"This \"Bewitch\"ing actress was the 3rd wife of Oscar winner Gig Young","Answer":"Elizabeth Montgomery"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"This battle was Lee's last major offensive","Answer":"Gettysburg"},{"Category":"PERFUME","Question":"Mimosa, mayflower & musk mingle in this, Yves St. Laurent's \"capital\" perfume","Answer":"Paris"},{"Category":"U.S. STATES","Question":"Besides X,Y & Z, 2 of the 3 consonants that don't begin a state's name","Answer":"J & Q"},{"Category":"ENGLISH LIT","Question":"Among his historical novels are \"I, Claudius\" & \"Claudius the God\"","Answer":"Robert Graves"},{"Category":"TECHNOLOGY","Question":"A fault in the rotation speed of this device produces a sound called a \"wow\"","Answer":"a turntable"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY MARRIAGES","Question":"Drama coach Uta Hagen was his 1st wife & singer Rosemary Clooney his 3rd","Answer":"José Ferrer"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"Northerners who sought advantage in the post-war South were said to tote their belongings in these","Answer":"carpetbags"},{"Category":"PERFUME","Question":"Though it has the same name, Benetton's perfume wasn't named for this controversial Sean Penn film","Answer":"Colors"},{"Category":"U.S. STATES","Question":"The last major land battle of the Revolutionary War took place in this state","Answer":"Virginia"},{"Category":"ENGLISH LIT","Question":"Since the beadle named his waifs alphabetically, this character came between Swubble & Unwin","Answer":"Twist"},{"Category":"TECHNOLOGY","Question":"The \"D\" in radar stands for this","Answer":"detection"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY MARRIAGES","Question":"Of the original stars of \"Mission: Impossible\", the 2 who were married to each other","Answer":"Bain &Landau"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"In Sherman's famous \"march to the sea\", this seaport city was his goal","Answer":"Savannah, Georgia"},{"Category":"PERFUME","Question":"The 2 perfumes mentioned in Matthew 2:11","Answer":"frankincense & myrrh"},{"Category":"U.S. STATES","Question":"This state got its nickname, \"Badger State\", from the 1820s miners who dug into its hillsides","Answer":"Wisconsin"},{"Category":"ENGLISH LIT","Question":"In an Oliver Goldsmith work, Dr. Primrose is the vicar of this parish","Answer":"Wakefield"},{"Category":"TECHNOLOGY","Question":"Name given to the simplest electron tubes, as they have just 2 main parts, a plate & an emitter","Answer":"a diode"},{"Category":"THE CIVIL WAR","Question":"1 of the 3 men whom Lincoln defeated in the 1860 presidential election","Answer":"Breckenridge"},{"Category":"PERFUME","Question":"Bulgaria is the chief producer of this perfume oil obtained by passing steam thru rose petals","Answer":"attar"},{"Category":"THE SPACE RACE","Question":"Sputnik was the Soviet's 1st satellite, while this was ours","Answer":"Explorer"},{"Category":"SOCIOLOGY","Question":"This term for a rural white southerner was originally applied to sunburned agricultural workers","Answer":"a redneck"},{"Category":"RADIO PERSONALITIES","Question":"The fans of this radio personality call themselves dittoheads to signify that they agree with his opinion","Answer":"Rush Limbaugh"},{"Category":"HEADQUARTERS","Question":"Surprisingly, in the 1990s, this retailer moved its HQ from its tall tower in Chicago to a lowrise in the suburbs","Answer":"Sears Roebuck"},{"Category":"BERMUDA SHORTS","Question":"Bermuda's almost due east of this state's Cape Hatteras","Answer":"North Carolina"},{"Category":"MILLIONS OF REASONS","Question":"Metallic distinction of a CD that's sold 1 million copies","Answer":"platinum"},{"Category":"SOUNDS LIKE A RAPPER","Question":"This type of \"domain\" could lose you your house if the government needs your land, yo","Answer":"eminent"},{"Category":"SOCIOLOGY","Question":"Robert & Helen Lynd based their \"Middletown\" studies on Muncie in this state","Answer":"Indiana"},{"Category":"HEADQUARTERS","Question":"Since 1988 J.C. Penney has been firmly planted in Plano in this state","Answer":"Texas"},{"Category":"BERMUDA SHORTS","Question":"The cahow, or Bermuda petrel, a type of this, breeds only in Bermuda","Answer":"a bird"},{"Category":"MILLIONS OF REASONS","Question":"Of 2 million, 20 million or 200 million, the length in years of one trip around the galaxy's center by our sun","Answer":"200 million"},{"Category":"SOUNDS LIKE A RAPPER","Question":"\"It's\" one of these \"that blows nobody any good\"","Answer":"an ill wind"},{"Category":"SOCIOLOGY","Question":"The sum of the customs & beliefs that distinguish one group from another; the hippies formed a \"counter\" one","Answer":"a culture"},{"Category":"RADIO PERSONALITIES","Question":"She's from Brooklyn, has a Ph.D. in physiology & is Deryk's mom","Answer":"Dr. Laura"},{"Category":"HEADQUARTERS","Question":"First the \"E\"s were sold, then its Houston HQ building was auctioned off in December 2003 for $55.5 million","Answer":"Enron"},{"Category":"BERMUDA SHORTS","Question":"Bermuda uses this basic unit of currency","Answer":"the dollar"},{"Category":"MILLIONS OF REASONS","Question":"Like Chico in \"Animal Crackers\", who got paid more for not performing, she got millions from Virgin not to sing","Answer":"Mariah Carey"},{"Category":"SOUNDS LIKE A RAPPER","Question":"It's wack but ESPN dropped the downhill racing style of this type of bicycle from its X Games in 2004","Answer":"BMX"},{"Category":"SOCIOLOGY","Question":"10,000 years ago all societies were these, named from the way they collected animals, fruit, etc. for food","Answer":"hunter-gatherers"},{"Category":"RADIO PERSONALITIES","Question":"This \"idol\" worshipper replaced Casey Kasem as host of \"American Top 40\"","Answer":"Ryan Seacrest"},{"Category":"HEADQUARTERS","Question":"The Ford Motor Company has long been headquartered in this city that adjoins Detroit","Answer":"Dearborn"},{"Category":"BERMUDA SHORTS","Question":"The first settlement in 1609 resulted from this event, maybe the one depicted in the first scene of \"The Tempest\"","Answer":"a shipwreck"},{"Category":"MILLIONS OF REASONS","Question":"It was the \"grateful\" title of philanthropist Percy Ross' syndicated radio show & newspaper column","Answer":"Thanks a Million"},{"Category":"SOUNDS LIKE A RAPPER","Question":"Lack of movement in traffic--especially at an intersection or in politics","Answer":"gridlock"},{"Category":"SOCIOLOGY","Question":"Someone who hates humanity; Moliere's Alceste turned into a title one","Answer":"a misanthrope"},{"Category":"RADIO PERSONALITIES","Question":"Tavis Smiley launched this network's first national show to originate from Los Angeles","Answer":"NPR"},{"Category":"HEADQUARTERS","Question":"Where on earth is Earthlink headquartered? In this city, same as Coca-Cola","Answer":"Atlanta"},{"Category":"BERMUDA SHORTS","Question":"Alexander or Linda could help you with the name of this capital","Answer":"Hamilton"},{"Category":"MILLIONS OF REASONS","Question":"\"What Are You Doing After the Orgy?\" is a book by this man who played a millionaire on \"Gilligan's Island\"","Answer":"Jim Backus"},{"Category":"SOUNDS LIKE A RAPPER","Question":"Completed in 1955, this bridge crosses the Hudson near Nyack","Answer":"the Tappan Zee"},{"Category":"THE FABULOUS '50s","Question":"In 1953 Eisenhower proposed to the U.N. a plan of \"Atoms for\" this","Answer":"Peace"},{"Category":"SNOWBOARDING","Question":"Snowboarding is often featured in ads for this Pepsico soda with a lofty name","Answer":"Mountain Dew"},{"Category":"TOM WOLFE","Question":"It was Wolfe who first predicted that the 1970s \"Will come to be known as\" this \"decade\"","Answer":"the Me Decade"},{"Category":"MED. ABBREV.","Question":"2 of the 3 illnesses for which a DPT vaccination provides immunity","Answer":"diphtheria and pertussis"},{"Category":"THOSE CRAZY GUGGENHEIMS","Question":"Benjamin Guggenheim made sure to dress in his evening clothes before going down with this ship in 1912","Answer":"the Titanic"},{"Category":"\"E\" CHANNEL","Question":"This South American country does not border Brazil","Answer":"Ecuador"},{"Category":"SNOWBOARDING","Question":"An off-balance rider is said to be \"rolling down\" these, from the flailing motion of the arms","Answer":"windows"},{"Category":"TOM WOLFE","Question":"In a piece of stock car racing, Wolfe introduced to written English this 3-word phrase for a solid Southern male","Answer":"a good old boy"},{"Category":"MED. ABBREV.","Question":"HRT is this kind of therapy; the use of it by menopausal women has recently been questioned","Answer":"hormone replacement therapy"},{"Category":"THOSE CRAZY GUGGENHEIMS","Question":"Patriarch Meyer moved from Switzerland to the U.S. in 1847 & set up shop in this Pennsylvania city","Answer":"Philadelphia"},{"Category":"\"E\" CHANNEL","Question":"Before going bankrupt in 1989, this airline tried selling $12 plane tickets between Boston & New York","Answer":"Eastern"},{"Category":"THE FABULOUS '50s","Question":"A 1954 code trying to stop juvenile delinquency said \"horror\" or \"terror\" could not be used in titles of these","Answer":"comics"},{"Category":"TOM WOLFE","Question":"\"The Right Stuff\" tells of how this man broke the sound barrier with 2 broken ribs from a drunken horseback ride","Answer":"Chuck Yeager"},{"Category":"MED. ABBREV.","Question":"CTS, carpal tunnel syndrome, can be an RSI, this kind of injury","Answer":"repetitive stress injury"},{"Category":"THOSE CRAZY GUGGENHEIMS","Question":"For Daniel, it was all mine, mine, mine; tin in Bolivia & this in Alaska","Answer":"gold"},{"Category":"\"E\" CHANNEL","Question":"Alexander Pope once cracked, \"The vulgar boil, the learned roast\" one of these, maybe for breakfast","Answer":"an egg"},{"Category":"THE FABULOUS '50s","Question":"In early 1951 TV viewers were riveted watching the Kefauver committee's look into this in America","Answer":"organized crime"},{"Category":"SNOWBOARDING","Question":"Like skateboarders, snowboarders perform in a U-shaped structure called this","Answer":"a half-pipe"},{"Category":"TOM WOLFE","Question":"Wolfe coined the term \"radical\" this in a story on a party for the Black Panthers thrown by Leonard Bernstein","Answer":"chic"},{"Category":"MED. ABBREV.","Question":"I.D. stands for this specialty that focuses on illnesses like viral hepatitis","Answer":"infectious disease"},{"Category":"THOSE CRAZY GUGGENHEIMS","Question":"In the 2000 film \"Pollock\", Amy Madigan played this art patron","Answer":"Peggy Guggenheim"},{"Category":"\"E\" CHANNEL","Question":"In 1974 Spokane's Cannon Island was the site of this, which featured an environmental theme","Answer":"an expo"},{"Category":"THE FABULOUS '50s","Question":"The accuracy of the Quartz clock was surpassed in 1955 by one using this element, Cs","Answer":"Cesium"},{"Category":"SNOWBOARDING","Question":"Stances include regular, goofy foot & this one that angles the toes of both feet in opposite directions","Answer":"duck foot"},{"Category":"TOM WOLFE","Question":"It's Wolfe's 1968 book about Ken Kesey & friends' cross-country journey","Answer":"The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test"},{"Category":"MED. ABBREV.","Question":"A CAT scan is computerized axial this kind of imaging","Answer":"tomography"},{"Category":"THOSE CRAZY GUGGENHEIMS","Question":"The Guggenheim Foundation is the assignee of the patents of this rocket pioneer; it had financed him in the 1940s","Answer":"Robert Goddard"},{"Category":"\"E\" CHANNEL","Question":"Philosophy branch that studies the nature & foundations of knowledge","Answer":"epistemology"},{"Category":"AWARD-WINNING AUTHORS","Question":"The only Oscar winner also to win a Nobel Prize, this European won a 1938 Oscar for adapting his own play","Answer":"George Bernard Shaw"},{"Category":"WORLD CAPITALS","Question":"\"The Rome of the North\" is how famed sculptor Rodin described this Czech capital","Answer":"Prague"},{"Category":"APOLLO 11","Question":"Some 1 million spectators surrounded this space center to watch the lift-off","Answer":"Cape Kennedy"},{"Category":"STORYTELLERS","Question":"\"Call him\" the narrator of \"Moby Dick\"","Answer":"Ishmael"},{"Category":"MR. MOVIES","Question":"In 1962, \"Mr. Hobbs Took\" this","Answer":"A Vacation"},{"Category":"MEATS","Question":"This cut is a pig's hind leg above the hock","Answer":"ham"},{"Category":"ANCIENT VIP's","Question":"Books about him were written by Plato & Xenophon, both students of his","Answer":"Socrates"},{"Category":"WORLD CAPITALS","Question":"Foreign embassies are located in Jiddah, some 500 miles from this country's capital, Riyadh","Answer":"Saudi Arabia"},{"Category":"APOLLO 11","Question":"\"Peaceful\" site on the moon where the lunar module touched down","Answer":"the Sea of Tranquility"},{"Category":"STORYTELLERS","Question":"ABC radio commentator who tells \"The Rest of the Story\"","Answer":"Paul Harvey"},{"Category":"MR. MOVIES","Question":"Though Diane Keaton never found the title character in this 1977 film, she found someone really nuts","Answer":"Looking for Mr. Goodbar"},{"Category":"MEATS","Question":"A long-standing tradition in France, hippophagy is the consumption of this","Answer":"horse"},{"Category":"ANCIENT VIP's","Question":"This Hebrew king taxed his people into rebellion, which may not have been too wise","Answer":"Solomon"},{"Category":"WORLD CAPITALS","Question":"\"From the halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli\" refers to the capitals of these two countries","Answer":"Mexico & Libya"},{"Category":"APOLLO 11","Question":"Astronomic name for the booster rocket used to power the launch","Answer":"Saturn"},{"Category":"STORYTELLERS","Question":"Some sources say it was Carnegie Hall; others say it was the '67 Newport Festival where he first sang \"Alice's Restaurant\"","Answer":"Arlo Guthrie"},{"Category":"MR. MOVIES","Question":"Of James Cagney, Henry Fonda or Jack Lemmon, the one who won an Oscar for \"Mr. Roberts\"","Answer":"Jack Lemmon"},{"Category":"MEATS","Question":"These gastropods are sometimes fed aromatic herbs to give them a special savor","Answer":"snail"},{"Category":"ANCIENT VIP's","Question":"The period during which he ruled is often referred to as \"The Golden Age of Athens\"","Answer":"Pericles"},{"Category":"WORLD CAPITALS","Question":"Founded in 1496 by Columbus's brother, this Dominican capitol is the oldest European city in the new world","Answer":"Santo Domingo"},{"Category":"APOLLO 11","Question":"The three crew members of Apollo 11","Answer":"Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins"},{"Category":"STORYTELLERS","Question":"In addition to her \"Fairie Tale Theatre\", she now has \"Tall Tales and Legends\" playing on cable","Answer":"Shelly Duvall"},{"Category":"MR. MOVIES","Question":"Of this 1939 film, the \"New York Times\" said \"More fun even than the Senate itself!\"","Answer":"Mr. Smith Goes to Washington"},{"Category":"MEATS","Question":"One of the largest edible fish, these huge flatfish can measure over 5 X 10 feet and can exceed 700 pounds","Answer":"halibut"},{"Category":"ANCIENT VIP's","Question":"Uncle of Caligula and stepfather of Nero, this Roman emperor was poisoned by his wife, Nero's mother","Answer":"Claudius"},{"Category":"WORLD CAPITALS","Question":"Construction of this planned Asian capital began in 1912; the government was moved there in 1931","Answer":"New Delhi, India"},{"Category":"APOLLO 11","Question":"While the lunar lander was code-named \"Eagle\", the command module was code-named this","Answer":"Columbia"},{"Category":"STORYTELLERS","Question":"He wrote two collections of modern fables, several fairytales, and \"My World and Welcome to It\"","Answer":"James Thurber"},{"Category":"MR. MOVIES","Question":"\"Mr. Pennypacker\", \"Mr. Scoutmaster\", and \"Mr. Belvedere\" are some of his title characters","Answer":"Clifton Webb"},{"Category":"MEATS","Question":"Used to cure many meats including bacon, its the creosote and formaldehyde in this that help preserve things","Answer":"smoke"},{"Category":"ANCIENT VIP's","Question":"In the 6th century B.C., he conquered Babylon and made Persia the greatest empire in the world","Answer":"Cyrus the Great"},{"Category":"PHYSICS","Question":"A shotgun's powerful recoil is an example of his third law of motion","Answer":"Isaac Newton"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS","Question":"General whose Presidential campaign song was written by Irving Berlin","Answer":"Dwight Eisenhower"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH \"P\"","Question":"The word \"pram\" is short for this","Answer":"parambulator"},{"Category":"POETIC TERMS","Question":"The sonnet originated in this country with such poets as Guitoni D'Arretzo","Answer":"Italy"},{"Category":"NEPAL","Question":"It consists of two red triangles outlined in blue with white symbols of the sun and the moon","Answer":"the flag of Nepal"},{"Category":"GREAT DAMES","Question":"In 1952, she sprang her \"Mousetrap\"","Answer":"Agatha Christie"},{"Category":"PHYSICS","Question":"The term horsepower came about when James Watt compared work done by a horse to work done by this","Answer":"steam engine"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS","Question":"All elected Presidents who are members of this party died in office","Answer":"Whig"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH \"P\"","Question":"Movie that featured the following music","Answer":"Picnic"},{"Category":"POETIC TERMS","Question":"These funny five-line verses often end with the name of a place; or, a place in Ireland","Answer":"Limerick"},{"Category":"NEPAL","Question":"At Lumbini, you can visit the birthplace of this \"Enlightened One\"","Answer":"Buddha"},{"Category":"GREAT DAMES","Question":"She played \"Hamlet\" at the age of 73 and a Vulcan high priestess in \"Star Trek III\"","Answer":"Dame Judith Anderson"},{"Category":"PHYSICS","Question":"If it were not for the retarding influence of this, raindrops would attain bullet-like speeds","Answer":"the atmosphere"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS","Question":"This Iowan was the first President born west of the Mississippi","Answer":"Herbert Hoover"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH \"P\"","Question":"This extinct early man is known from fossils found at Chukutien","Answer":"Peking Man "},{"Category":"POETIC TERMS","Question":"A deliberate violation of the rules of rhyming or grammar, not a little piece of paper from the DMV","Answer":"poetic license"},{"Category":"NEPAL","Question":"This Sherpa who went to the top of the world with Edmund Hillary died in 1986 at the age of 72","Answer":"Tenzing Norgay"},{"Category":"GREAT DAMES","Question":"She helped her husband survive an attempted assassination & was Nureyev's partner for over fifteen years","Answer":"Dame Margot Fonteyn"},{"Category":"PHYSICS","Question":"Pulling the cloth off a table without disturbing the dishes is the principle of this","Answer":"inertia"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS","Question":"The last President to sport a moustache or beard while in office","Answer":"William Howard Taft"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH \"P\"","Question":"As being of great price purchased with all she had, Hester Prynne named her child this","Answer":"Pearl"},{"Category":"POETIC TERMS","Question":"16th century poet who perfected in \"The Faerie Queene\" the stanza named for him","Answer":"Edmund Spenser"},{"Category":"NEPAL","Question":"\"Wooden temple\", the meaning of this city's name, refers to the 400-year old one in its central square","Answer":"Katmandu"},{"Category":"GREAT DAMES","Question":"She starred as Cleopatra and Olivier's Juliet, long before booking \"A Passage to India\"","Answer":"Dame Peggy Ashcroft"},{"Category":"PHYSICS","Question":"Term for the speed of a body in a specified direction","Answer":"velocity"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS","Question":"The \"54º40' or Fight\" fever over Oregon helped elect this president, the only one ever to be speaker of the U.S. House","Answer":"James K. Polk"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH \"P\"","Question":"The small cogwheel that engages a larger cogwheel","Answer":"pinion"},{"Category":"POETIC TERMS","Question":"It's an echoic term for words like hiss that imitate an actual sound","Answer":"onomatopeia"},{"Category":"NEPAL","Question":"Told to jump from 600 feet, these tough Nepalese soldiers, not knowing they'd get chutes, said 300 feet was easier","Answer":"Gurkhas"},{"Category":"GREAT DAMES","Question":"This Maori diva from New Zealand sang with Nelson Riddle and at Prince Charles's wedding","Answer":"Kiri Te Kanawa"},{"Category":"THE BIBLE","Question":"The first verse of this book says, \"There was a man in the land of Uz that feared God and eschewed evil\"","Answer":"Job"},{"Category":"AH, SWEET MYTHTERY","Question":"Telemachus was this long lost traveler's faithful son","Answer":"Odysseus"},{"Category":"HIP-HOP & RAP","Question":"Yo, this notorious rapper's second posthumous No. 1 hit single was 1997's \"Mo Money Mo Problems\"","Answer":"Notorious B.I.G."},{"Category":"SEXPERTISE","Question":"Stevie Winwood, Stevie Nicks, Stevie Wonder","Answer":"Stevie Nicks"},{"Category":"THOSE AMAZING ANIMALS","Question":"Newly born calves of this \"colorful\" mammal can measure 28 feet in length & weigh up to 3 tons","Answer":"the blue whale"},{"Category":"A FASHIONABLE CATEGORY","Question":"Romance is a perfume from this designer whom you might call a major \"polo\" player","Answer":"Ralph Lauren"},{"Category":"2-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Before the grand jury, Bill Clinton said, \"It depends on...your definition of\" this word","Answer":"\"is\""},{"Category":"AH, SWEET MYTHTERY","Question":"Of a dryad, a naiad or an oread, she's the water nymph","Answer":"a naiad"},{"Category":"HIP-HOP & RAP","Question":"This huge hit by Jay-Z samples a song from the musical \"Annie\"","Answer":"\"Hard Knock Life\""},{"Category":"SEXPERTISE","Question":"Robin Leach, Robin Givens, Robin Cook","Answer":"Robin Givens"},{"Category":"THOSE AMAZING ANIMALS","Question":"No longer used in Thailand to haul teak from the jungle, these animals are being trained to paint","Answer":"an elephant"},{"Category":"A FASHIONABLE CATEGORY","Question":"Wallace might know this term for a metal eyelet mainly used on belts but also seen on hems & cuffs","Answer":"a grommet"},{"Category":"2-LETTER WORDS","Question":"\"Ut\" used to be used for the first or key note of the musical scale; this has replaced it","Answer":"do"},{"Category":"AH, SWEET MYTHTERY","Question":"Hard-partyin' half-man, half-goat creatures of Greek mythology","Answer":"a satyr"},{"Category":"HIP-HOP & RAP","Question":"This \"King of Crunk\" is not to be confused with Lil' Wayne","Answer":"Lil Jon"},{"Category":"SEXPERTISE","Question":"Pat Leahy, Pat Buchanan, Pat Nixon","Answer":"Pat Nixon"},{"Category":"THOSE AMAZING ANIMALS","Question":"High in Omega-3 fatty acids, oils from these creatures have been shown to reduce high levels of triglycerides","Answer":"fish"},{"Category":"A FASHIONABLE CATEGORY","Question":"The length of these ladylike accessories is denoted by buttons; 16-button ones are formal length","Answer":"gloves"},{"Category":"2-LETTER WORDS","Question":"An Italian river, or the red Teletubby","Answer":"Po"},{"Category":"AH, SWEET MYTHTERY","Question":"The Myrmidons were this great hero's brutal cohorts in the Trojan War","Answer":"Achilles"},{"Category":"HIP-HOP & RAP","Question":"A TV show on E! chronicles the \"Father Hood\" of this rap star","Answer":"Snoop Dogg"},{"Category":"SEXPERTISE","Question":"Kim Campbell, Kim Philby, Kim Jong Il","Answer":"Kim Campbell"},{"Category":"THOSE AMAZING ANIMALS","Question":"Because hippo teeth are made of this, they won't yellow & were once a popular source for false teeth","Answer":"ivory"},{"Category":"A FASHIONABLE CATEGORY","Question":"Feline name for the full-body stocking made popular by Diana Rigg on \"The Avengers\"","Answer":"a catsuit"},{"Category":"2-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Don't have a cow, man, it's just the 12th letter of the Greek alphabet","Answer":"mu"},{"Category":"AH, SWEET MYTHTERY","Question":"This mythological sculptor tragically fell in love with a beautiful statue he had carved","Answer":"Pygmalion"},{"Category":"HIP-HOP & RAP","Question":"Group that includes members Krayzie Bone, Layzie Bone & Wish Bone","Answer":"Bone Thugs-n-Harmony"},{"Category":"SEXPERTISE","Question":"P.D. James, G.K. Chesterton, A.A. Milne","Answer":"P.D. James"},{"Category":"THOSE AMAZING ANIMALS","Question":"This clam named for a sharp instrument can burrow almost as fast as you can shovel","Answer":"a razor clam"},{"Category":"A FASHIONABLE CATEGORY","Question":"In the 1800s, it was fashionable to wear a cap named for this woman who stabbed Jean-Paul Marat","Answer":"Charlotte Corday"},{"Category":"2-LETTER WORDS","Question":"In British slang this word alone means thank you; 2 together means good-bye","Answer":"ta"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY WORLD LEADERS","Question":"Like mom like son: sadly, her son Rajiv was also assassinated","Answer":"Indira Gandhi"},{"Category":"WESTERNS","Question":"This singer's films include the westerns \"Flaming Star\", \"Charro!\" & \"Love Me Tender\"","Answer":"Elvis Presley"},{"Category":"ART","Question":"This Chinese dynasty that reigned from 1368 to 1644 was known for beautiful vases","Answer":"Ming"},{"Category":"COMPUTER TERMS","Question":"It can mean any computer used by an individual, or an IBM-type machine as opposed to a Mac","Answer":"a P.C."},{"Category":"WORLD UP!","Question":"In May 1988, after 8 years of fighting there, the Soviet army began withdrawing from this country","Answer":"Afghanistan"},{"Category":"IT HAD TO \"BU\"","Question":"Any dry red table wine may be called this even if it doesn't come from the French region of the same name","Answer":"Burgundy"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY WORLD LEADERS","Question":"In 1958 he launched his Great Leap Forward program; it was a great disaster","Answer":"Mao"},{"Category":"WESTERNS","Question":"It's the type of transport in the title of John Wayne's 1939 breakout film","Answer":"a stagecoach"},{"Category":"ART","Question":"Dante Gabriel Rossetti wanted to take art back to \"pre-\" this Renaissance master born in 1483","Answer":"Raphael"},{"Category":"COMPUTER TERMS","Question":"You can't have too much RAM, which stands for this","Answer":"random-access memory"},{"Category":"WORLD UP!","Question":"This island that gained independence from Denmark in 1944 is below the Arctic Circle","Answer":"Iceland"},{"Category":"IT HAD TO \"BU\"","Question":"In 1403 Venice established the first maritime quarantine station to prevent this deadly disease","Answer":"the bubonic plague"},{"Category":"WESTERNS","Question":"He won his first Oscar for directing \"Unforgiven\"","Answer":"Clint Eastwood"},{"Category":"ART","Question":"We're not joshing--in 1769 this portrait painter got knighted","Answer":"Reynolds"},{"Category":"COMPUTER TERMS","Question":"This unit equals about 1,000 megabytes, or about half a million pages of text","Answer":"a gigabyte"},{"Category":"IT HAD TO \"BU\"","Question":"Government ones of these include of Indian Affairs & of the Census","Answer":"Bureaus"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY WORLD LEADERS","Question":"Wearing the hat of Chancellor for over 15 years, he was Germany's longest-serving leader since Bismarck","Answer":"Helmut Kohl"},{"Category":"WESTERNS","Question":"This Dustin Hoffman title character was also known as Jack Crabb & the Soda Pop Kid","Answer":"Little Big Man"},{"Category":"ART","Question":"Roger Fry of the Met coined this term for the works of artists like Cezanne & Gauguin","Answer":"Postimpressionist"},{"Category":"COMPUTER TERMS","Question":"In the acronym BIOS, these 2 words come between \"basic\" & \"system\"","Answer":"input & output"},{"Category":"WORLD UP!","Question":"Russia's longest border is not with China but with this \"stan\"","Answer":"Kazakhstan"},{"Category":"IT HAD TO \"BU\"","Question":"Established in 1881, The Wharton School at the U. of Pennsylvania was the world's first collegiate school of this","Answer":"business"},{"Category":"ART","Question":"\"The Regatta at Argenteuil\" shows this Frenchman's love of water subjects, like lilies","Answer":"Monet"},{"Category":"WORLD UP!","Question":"In 1980 Luis Garcia Meza took power in this landlocked S. Amer. country that's had more than 180 coups in its history","Answer":"Bolivia"},{"Category":"IT HAD TO \"BU\"","Question":"From the Greek for \"herdsman\", it means pastoral or idyllic","Answer":"bucolic"},{"Category":"THE BILLBOARD HOT 100","Question":"A song by this artist hit No. 1 in 1999, making her at age 52 the oldest female to have a Billboard No. 1 single","Answer":"Cher"},{"Category":"BOTANY","Question":"The flowers of this lawn weed, Taraxacum oficinale, are sometimes used to make wine","Answer":"dandelions"},{"Category":"FLY COUNTRIES","Question":"Iberia Airlines","Answer":"Spain"},{"Category":"FUN WITH BALLET","Question":"In \"La Boutique Fantasque\", dolls come to life & perform this high-kicking, skirt-swooshing dance","Answer":"Can-can"},{"Category":"LETTER MEN","Question":"At his death in 1971, there were more than 1,600 department stores bearing his name","Answer":"J.C. Penney"},{"Category":"ONE-WORD RHYMES","Question":"An important person, perhaps with an elaborate toupee","Answer":"bigwig"},{"Category":"BOTANY","Question":"The common species of this prairie flower, Helianthus annuus, can reach a height of 15 feet","Answer":"sunflower"},{"Category":"FLY COUNTRIES","Question":"Aer Lingus","Answer":"Ireland"},{"Category":"FUN WITH BALLET","Question":"Every \"Psycho\" knows that Matthew Bourne's ballet \"Deadly Serious\" is an homage to this film director","Answer":"Alfred Hitchcock"},{"Category":"LETTER MEN","Question":"He's the taller of the two gentlemen in the photo seen here","Answer":"P.T. Barnum"},{"Category":"ONE-WORD RHYMES","Question":"I've come to the ashram so this person can show me the unreality of material things -- oops, I scratched his Mercedes","Answer":"guru"},{"Category":"BOTANY","Question":"About 3/4 of U.S. plantings of this palm fruit are of the Deglet Noor, a semidry variety","Answer":"dates"},{"Category":"FLY COUNTRIES","Question":"Olympic Airlines","Answer":"Greece"},{"Category":"FUN WITH BALLET","Question":"The Roanoke Ballet's dancers raced around with logos on their unitards in a ballet named for this auto assoc.","Answer":"NASCAR"},{"Category":"LETTER MEN","Question":"In 1930 he directed his first talkie, \"Abraham Lincoln\", starring Walter Huston","Answer":"D.W. Griffith"},{"Category":"ONE-WORD RHYMES","Question":"Nicole Kidman is one; so was Lucille Ball & Vincent Van Gogh","Answer":"redhead"},{"Category":"BOTANY","Question":"Reproducing by means of spores, the only tree with no flowers, fruits or seeds is called the tree type of this","Answer":"fern"},{"Category":"FLY COUNTRIES","Question":"Belavia (Its first terminal was in Minsk)","Answer":"Belarus"},{"Category":"FUN WITH BALLET","Question":"The music of film composer Alex North drives the ballet based on this play about Stanley Kowalski","Answer":"\"A Streetcar Named Desire\""},{"Category":"LETTER MEN","Question":"He designed the building for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame","Answer":"I.M. Pei"},{"Category":"ONE-WORD RHYMES","Question":"In Manhattan, going from Central Park to Chelsea is heading this way","Answer":"downtown"},{"Category":"BOTANY","Question":"Prized for its oil, this evergreen shrub of the American southwest is also known as the goat nut","Answer":"Jojoba"},{"Category":"FLY COUNTRIES","Question":"Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatshappij (you might know it by its abbreviation)","Answer":"The Netherlands"},{"Category":"FUN WITH BALLET","Question":"Dizzy Gillespie's music is also featured in it, but the ballet \"For 'Bird' - With Love\" is a tribute to him","Answer":"Charlie Parker"},{"Category":"LETTER MEN","Question":"A visit to the Marabar Caves is a turning point in his novel \"A Passage to India\"","Answer":"E.M. Forster"},{"Category":"ONE-WORD RHYMES","Question":"This term for empty words or nonsense was originally a trick to gain applause","Answer":"claptrap"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Genesis calls it \"the salt sea\" perhaps because its salinity reaches 4 times that of ocean water","Answer":"the Dead Sea"},{"Category":"WHO'S YOUR MOMMY?","Question":"Liza Minnelli","Answer":"Judy Garland"},{"Category":"AROUND WASHINGTON, D.C.","Question":"You might see Bob Woodward during your walking tour of this publication's building on 15th Street N.W.","Answer":"the Washington Post"},{"Category":"GRAPES","Question":"Ths underwear maker's logo contains fig leaves, an apple & different types of grapes","Answer":"Fruit of the Loom"},{"Category":"OF \"RATH\"","Question":"It's an adjective meaning really, really angry","Answer":"wrathful"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL GEOGRAPHY","Question":"This mount \"as altogether on a smoke, because the Lord descended upon it in fire\"","Answer":"Sinai"},{"Category":"WHO'S YOUR MOMMY?","Question":"Kate Hudson","Answer":"Goldie Hawn"},{"Category":"AROUND WASHINGTON, D.C.","Question":"The Peacock room at the Freer Gallery shows the fun-loving side of this artist known for that dour depiction of mama","Answer":"Whistler"},{"Category":"NAME THE POET","Question":"\"Do not go gentle into that good night, old age should burn and rave at close of day\"","Answer":"Dylan Thomas"},{"Category":"GRAPES","Question":"A wine known as Lacrima Christi, or \"tears of Christ\" is made from grapes grown on the slopes of this Italian volcano","Answer":"Vesuvius"},{"Category":"OF \"RATH\"","Question":"On election night 2000, this newsman spouted lines like \"Bush will be madder than a rained-on rooster\"","Answer":"Dan Rather"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Lying at the foot of the mount of olives, this garden was the site where Jesus was betrayed & arrested","Answer":"Gethsemane"},{"Category":"WHO'S YOUR MOMMY?","Question":"Gwyneth Paltrow","Answer":"Blythe Danner"},{"Category":"AROUND WASHINGTON, D.C.","Question":"The museum that's now the Smithsonian's Arts & Industries Bldg. was the site of this man's 1881 inaugural ball","Answer":"Garfield"},{"Category":"NAME THE POET","Question":"\"I hear American singing, the varied carols I hear\"","Answer":"Walt Whitman"},{"Category":"GRAPES","Question":"In an Aesop fable, this animal decides the grapes he can't reach must therefore be sour","Answer":"a fox"},{"Category":"OF \"RATH\"","Question":"For many, this Johannesburg-born actor will forever be the definitive Sherlock Holmes","Answer":"Basil Rathbone"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL GEOGRAPHY","Question":"In Ezekiel this capital of Egypt is called Noph, & the Lord promises to \"destroy the idols\" there (he didn't mean Elvis)","Answer":"Memphis"},{"Category":"WHO'S YOUR MOMMY?","Question":"Melanie Griffith","Answer":"Tippi Hedren"},{"Category":"AROUND WASHINGTON, D.C.","Question":"It was once known as \"Presidents Park\" but perhaps this name for it looks better on a \"Marquis\"","Answer":"Lafayette Park"},{"Category":"NAME THE POET","Question":"\"So long as men can breathe or eyes can see, so long lives this, and this gives life to thee\"","Answer":"Shakespeare"},{"Category":"GRAPES","Question":"In 1962 this man organized migrant grape pickers into what became known as the United Farm Workers","Answer":"Cesar Chavez"},{"Category":"OF \"RATH\"","Question":"Persian religious leader AKA Zoroaster","Answer":"Zarathustra"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL GEOGRAPHY","Question":"In the Song of Solomon, a bride refers to herself as \"the rose of\" this plain between Joppa & Mount Carmel","Answer":"Sharon"},{"Category":"WHO'S YOUR MOMMY?","Question":"Mariska Hargitay","Answer":"Jayne Mansfield"},{"Category":"AROUND WASHINGTON, D.C.","Question":"This Frenchman who planned D.C. had such a \"terrible\" temperament that he was dismissed in 1792","Answer":"Pierre L'Enfant"},{"Category":"NAME THE POET","Question":"\"Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul and sings the tune without the words\"","Answer":"Emily Dickinson"},{"Category":"GRAPES","Question":"A popular grape used in making raisins is this variety that shares its name with the capital of Oman","Answer":"Muscat"},{"Category":"OF \"RATH\"","Question":"Basement beerhall in Bavaria","Answer":"rathskeller"},{"Category":"ORGANIZATIONS","Question":"The C.A.P., or Common Agricultural Policy, accounts for almost half the budget of this 25-nation organization","Answer":"the European Union"},{"Category":"\"N\"ATIONS OF THE WORLD","Question":"Make a trek to Utrecht & you'll find yourself in this country","Answer":"Netherlands"},{"Category":"ALL GOD'S CRITTERS","Question":"Widely hunted for their hides, the American, Cuban & Nile species of this reptile are now in danger","Answer":"Crocodile"},{"Category":"ESOTERIC KNOWLEDGE","Question":"The Houses of Lancaster & York used different colored types of these flowers as their symbols","Answer":"Roses"},{"Category":"MOVIE DEBUTS","Question":"She debuted in a bit part as Woody Allen's date in \"Annie Hall\" 2 years before \"Alien\" made her a star","Answer":"Sigourney Weaver"},{"Category":"CONVENTIONS","Question":"On \"Saturday Night Live\", William Shatner told attendees at this type of convention, \"Get a life!\"","Answer":"Star Trek"},{"Category":"PROVERBS","Question":"It \"makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise\"","Answer":"\"Early to bed and early to rise\""},{"Category":"\"N\"ATIONS OF THE WORLD","Question":"On the first Monday in June, this Kiwi country celebrates the Queen's birthday, the queen being Elizabeth","Answer":"New Zealand"},{"Category":"ALL GOD'S CRITTERS","Question":"Because it dips its food in water, it has the scientific name Lotor, which means \"washer\"","Answer":"Raccoon"},{"Category":"ESOTERIC KNOWLEDGE","Question":"He was thick-skulled, heavy-browed, about 5 feet tall & lived in Germany about 80,000 years ago","Answer":"Neanderthal Man"},{"Category":"MOVIE DEBUTS","Question":"This half-sister of country singer Wynonna first hit the big screen in the 1992 comedy \"Kuffs\"","Answer":"Ashley Judd"},{"Category":"CONVENTIONS","Question":"New England Federalists convened in Hartford in 1814 to denounce this war","Answer":"War of 1812"},{"Category":"PROVERBS","Question":"In \"The Wizard of Oz\", Dorothy clicks her heels & repeats this before she's whisked back to Kansas","Answer":"\"There's no place like home\""},{"Category":"\"N\"ATIONS OF THE WORLD","Question":"There are thousands of temples & shrines in this country's Katmandu Valley","Answer":"Nepal"},{"Category":"ALL GOD'S CRITTERS","Question":"Males of this duck-billed mammal have poison spurs on each hind foot that can kill small animals","Answer":"Platypus"},{"Category":"ESOTERIC KNOWLEDGE","Question":"The number of different hexagrams in the I Ching, or the number of squares on a checkerboard","Answer":"64"},{"Category":"MOVIE DEBUTS","Question":"At 13 this actress with a weekday in her name starred in the 1956 classic \"Rock, Rock, Rock!\"","Answer":"Tuesday Weld"},{"Category":"CONVENTIONS","Question":"In the film \"Chasing Amy\", boy meets girl at a convention for artists & fans of these","Answer":"Comic books"},{"Category":"PROVERBS","Question":"It \"seldom knocks twice\", so make the most of it","Answer":"Opportunity"},{"Category":"\"N\"ATIONS OF THE WORLD","Question":"Homeland of Edvards Munch & Grieg","Answer":"Norway"},{"Category":"ALL GOD'S CRITTERS","Question":"The barn species of this bird is sometimes called monkey-faced due to its simian features","Answer":"Owl"},{"Category":"ESOTERIC KNOWLEDGE","Question":"When his friend became Pope in 1623, he thought he'd be allowed to discuss his heliocentric theory","Answer":"Galileo"},{"Category":"MOVIE DEBUTS","Question":"The Al Pacino legal drama \"...And Justice for All\" marked the screen debut of this actor, later TV's \"Coach\"","Answer":"Craig T. Nelson"},{"Category":"CONVENTIONS","Question":"(Hi, I'm Paula Poundstone) I heard stories of Bob Dole in a towel at the 1996 Republican Convention in this California city","Answer":"San Diego"},{"Category":"PROVERBS","Question":"\"Better the foot slip than\" this body part","Answer":"Tongue/lip"},{"Category":"\"N\"ATIONS OF THE WORLD","Question":"It became fully independent of South Africa March 21, 1990","Answer":"Namibia"},{"Category":"ALL GOD'S CRITTERS","Question":"The \"great\" species of this slender predatory fish seen here has been called the \"Tiger of the Sea\"","Answer":"Barracuda"},{"Category":"ESOTERIC KNOWLEDGE","Question":"Native Americans grew these together with corn & at harvest time combined them into \"M'sickquatash\"","Answer":"Lima beans"},{"Category":"MOVIE DEBUTS","Question":"This son of Colleen Dewhurst & George C. Scott debuted in the 1988 film \"Five Corners\"","Answer":"Campbell Scott"},{"Category":"CONVENTIONS","Question":"The Annapolis Convention of 1786 did nothing but suggest holding this convention in Philadelphia","Answer":"Constitutional Convention"},{"Category":"PROVERBS","Question":"\"Manus manum lavat\" is the Latin equivalent of this proverb","Answer":"\"One hand washes the other\""},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"British commander Sir Edward Pakenham was killed in this battle fought 2 weeks after the War of 1812","Answer":"Battle of New Orleans"},{"Category":"THE BIG APPLE","Question":"Sheep Meadow & the Turtle Pond can be found in this 843-acre public playground","Answer":"Central Park"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"The ball used in this sport is about 11 inches long & about 7 inches wide at the center","Answer":"Football"},{"Category":"LITERARY OPENINGS","Question":"\"Every Who down in Who-ville liked Christmas a lot...\"","Answer":"How the Grinch Stole Christmas!"},{"Category":"HEY, \"U\"!","Question":"It precedes label, suit & Jack","Answer":"Union"},{"Category":"PASS THE CHEESE, PLEASE","Question":"It's also called Chester cheese, & some people think it's the cat's meow","Answer":"Cheshire cheese"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"To reach eastern markets in the 1800s, Texas drovers brought their cattle to Kansas via this trail","Answer":"the Chisholm Trail"},{"Category":"THE BIG APPLE","Question":"One World Trade Center is the tallest building in the city; this is the second tallest","Answer":"Two World Trade Center"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"On Sept. 23, 1926 this heavyweight boxing champ lost his title to Gene Tunney in a decision","Answer":"Jack Dempsey"},{"Category":"LITERARY OPENINGS","Question":"\"True!-Nervous-very, very dreadfully nervous I had been and am; but why will you say that I am mad?\"","Answer":"\"The Tell-Tale Heart\""},{"Category":"HEY, \"U\"!","Question":"It may be a mischievous scamp, or a \"sea\" creature","Answer":"Urchin"},{"Category":"PASS THE CHEESE, PLEASE","Question":"Parmesan is named for Parma, & this other grated cheese is named for Italy's capital","Answer":"Romano"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"On November 14, 1889, the New York World called her trip, \"The Longest Journey Known to Mankind\"","Answer":"Nellie Bly"},{"Category":"THE BIG APPLE","Question":"A mast to moor dirigibles was added to this skyscraper, but only one ever moored successfully","Answer":"Empire State Building"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"Named for a U.S. doubles champ, this cup is presented to the winner of a 16-team men's tennis tourney","Answer":"Davis Cup"},{"Category":"LITERARY OPENINGS","Question":"\"It was a pleasure to burn.\"","Answer":"\"Fahrenheit 451\""},{"Category":"HEY, \"U\"!","Question":"In legend, this mythical beast could purify poisoned water with its single horn","Answer":"Unicorn"},{"Category":"PASS THE CHEESE, PLEASE","Question":"The \"baby\" type of this Dutch cheese, that's similar to Edam, is usually encased in red wax","Answer":"Gouda"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"On Mar. 27, 1964 this largest Alaska city was hit by an 8.4 earthquake","Answer":"Anchorage"},{"Category":"THE BIG APPLE","Question":"He was inaugurated for his second time as mayor of New York City January 1, 1998","Answer":"Rudolph Giuliani"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"(Hi, I'm Greg Gumbel) During his 26-year career Sparky Anderson managed the Cincinnati Reds to 4 NL titles & this team to 1 AL championship","Answer":"Detroit Tigers"},{"Category":"LITERARY OPENINGS","Question":"\"All happy families are alike but an unhappy family is unhappy after its own fashion.\"","Answer":"\"Anna Karenina\""},{"Category":"HEY, \"U\"!","Question":"An entrepreneur who's launching a new enterprise, or a funeral director","Answer":"Undertaker"},{"Category":"PASS THE CHEESE, PLEASE","Question":"This most famous Greek cheese is sometimes described as \"pickled\" because it's cured in brine","Answer":"Feta"},{"Category":"AMERICAN HISTORY","Question":"In 1787 Arthur St. Clair became the first governor of this vast territory north of the Ohio River","Answer":"Northwest Territory"},{"Category":"THE BIG APPLE","Question":"\"Give My Regards to\" this Broadway legend whose statue in Times Square is seen here:","Answer":"George M. Cohan"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"In 1973 Ron Turcotte rode this horse to the first Triple Crown victory in 25 years","Answer":"Secretariat"},{"Category":"LITERARY OPENINGS","Question":"\"My mother died. Today, or maybe it was yesterday.\"","Answer":"\"The Stranger\""},{"Category":"HEY, \"U\"!","Question":"This citrus fruit from Jamaica is named for its lack of physical beauty","Answer":"Ugli fruit"},{"Category":"PASS THE CHEESE, PLEASE","Question":"Samsoe is a Swiss-style cow's milk cheese named for an island in this Scandinavian country","Answer":"Denmark"},{"Category":"MACBETH","Question":"Macbeth says to this character, \"Thy bones are marrowless, thy blood is cold\"","Answer":"Banquo's ghost"},{"Category":"AMERICANA","Question":"On December 19 the people of this U.S. state celebrate Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop's birthday","Answer":"Hawaii"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"In 1967 this New York Jets quarterback became the first pro to pass for more than 4,000 yards in a season","Answer":"Joe Namath"},{"Category":"GRAINS & STAPLES","Question":"The name of this food, not a true grain, comes from the Dutch meaning \"beech wheat\"","Answer":"buckwheat"},{"Category":"HISTORIC WOMEN","Question":"On April 5, 1614, in Jamestown, she married John Rolfe","Answer":"Pocahontas"},{"Category":"ORGANIZATIONS","Question":"Since 1908 this group has distributed over 26 million Bibles to hotels & other institutions","Answer":"Gideon"},{"Category":"PROVERBS","Question":"It's the 4-letter word that \"makes the world go round\"","Answer":"love"},{"Category":"AMERICANA","Question":"In 1986 this New York capital celebrated the 300th anniversary of its charter as a city","Answer":"Albany"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"Founded in 1897, it's the world's oldest annual marathon","Answer":"the Boston Marathon"},{"Category":"GRAINS & STAPLES","Question":"The rolled form of this grain cooks in about 5 minutes; the steel-cut takes much longer","Answer":"oats"},{"Category":"HISTORIC WOMEN","Question":"Anna Ivanovna, empress of Russia from 1730 to 1740, was the niece of this great ruler","Answer":"Peter the Great"},{"Category":"ORGANIZATIONS","Question":"It's what the R stands for in AARP","Answer":"retired"},{"Category":"PROVERBS","Question":"There's \"no time like\" this","Answer":"the present"},{"Category":"AMERICANA","Question":"This U.S. first lady once taught dance in Grand Rapids","Answer":"Betty Ford"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"In 1991, after 12 seasons at the Salt Palace, this NBA team moved its home games to the Delta Center","Answer":"the Utah Jazz"},{"Category":"GRAINS & STAPLES","Question":"Basmati, an aromatic type of this grain, is grown in India","Answer":"rice"},{"Category":"HISTORIC WOMEN","Question":"After 5 years in office, she resigned as Israeli prime minister in 1974","Answer":"Golda Meir"},{"Category":"ORGANIZATIONS","Question":"Not surprisingly, this organization, founded in 1884, maintains one of the world's finest reference libraries on dogs","Answer":"the American Kennel Club"},{"Category":"PROVERBS","Question":"It's the type of pot that \"never boils\"","Answer":"a watched pot"},{"Category":"AMERICANA","Question":"Lancaster, which has the largest stockyards east of Chicago, was this state's capital from 1799 to 1812","Answer":"Pennsylvania"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"In 1992 Viktor Petrenko won the world championship in this sport","Answer":"ice skating"},{"Category":"GRAINS & STAPLES","Question":"Millet seed, an important food for North Africans, is most often fed to these pets in the U.S.","Answer":"birds"},{"Category":"HISTORIC WOMEN","Question":"The proceeds from some of her souvenir hatchets helped fund a home for wives of alcoholics","Answer":"Carrie Nation"},{"Category":"ORGANIZATIONS","Question":"Members of this volunteer crime-fighting organization are famous for wearing red berets","Answer":"the Guardian Angels"},{"Category":"PROVERBS","Question":"It \"comes not alone\" & \"makes waste\"","Answer":"haste"},{"Category":"AMERICANA","Question":"This Connecticut city famous for its university is nicknamed \"Elm City\" because it once had many elm-lined streets","Answer":"New Haven"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"During his 1955-1966 career, this Dodger pitcher averaged 9.28 strikeouts per 9 innings","Answer":"Koufax"},{"Category":"GRAINS & STAPLES","Question":"The pot type of this grain retains more of the bran than the pearl type","Answer":"barley"},{"Category":"HISTORIC WOMEN","Question":"In 1813 this mistress of the late Lord Nelson was imprisoned for debt","Answer":"Lady Hamilton"},{"Category":"ORGANIZATIONS","Question":"During Egypt's suspension from this group, 1979-1989, its headquarters was located in Tunisia","Answer":"the Arab League"},{"Category":"PROVERBS","Question":"\"Every\" one of these \"fits not every foot\"","Answer":"a shoe"},{"Category":"GEOGRAPHY","Question":"A smaller canal connecting to this river brings fresh water to the Suez Canal","Answer":"the Nile"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"This author of \"The Time Machine\" coined the phrase \"the war that will end war\"","Answer":"H.G. Wells"},{"Category":"1938","Question":"On December 10 he announced he'd leave his Hyde Park estate & its papers & books to the U.S. government","Answer":"FDR"},{"Category":"MUSICAL THEATRE","Question":"Barbra Streisand introduced the song \"People\" in this musical","Answer":"Funny Girl"},{"Category":"GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Many things in Hong Kong are named for this queen, including the mountain peak on Hong Kong island","Answer":"Victoria"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"This author gave us the line \"I'll make him an offer he can't refuse\"","Answer":"Puzo"},{"Category":"1938","Question":"By accepting his membership dues, the League of Nations recognized him as emperor of Ethiopia","Answer":"Haile Selassie"},{"Category":"MUSICAL THEATRE","Question":"In 1994 Brooke Shields made her Broadway debut as Betty Rizzo in this musical","Answer":"Grease"},{"Category":"GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Lake Avernus in Campania in this country was believed by the ancients to be the entrance to Hades","Answer":"Italy"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY DESIGN","Question":"The U.S. pavilion at Montreal's Expo 67 was covered by one of these","Answer":"a geodesic dome"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"This \"Return of the Native\" author's first novel, \"Desperate Remedies\", was published in 1871","Answer":"Thomas Hardy"},{"Category":"1938","Question":"17 acres surrounding her cottage were transferred to the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust","Answer":"Anne Hathaway"},{"Category":"MUSICAL THEATRE","Question":"1992's \"Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh!\" was inspired by the comic songs of this man","Answer":"Allan Sherman"},{"Category":"MIDDLE INITIAL C.","Question":"This father of Andrew Wyeth illustrated more than 20 juvenile classics, including \"Treasure Island\"","Answer":"N.C. Wyeth"},{"Category":"GEOGRAPHY","Question":"The western portion of the Baltic island of Usedom belongs to Germany; the eastern, to this country","Answer":"Poland"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY DESIGN","Question":"Lighter than steel, this metal is also associated with the modernist style of the '20s & '30s","Answer":"aluminum"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"This Dr. Dolittle creator studied civil engineering at M.I.T.","Answer":"Hugh Lofting"},{"Category":"1938","Question":"Returning from Ireland to NYC in August, this aviator was given a parade down…er, up Broadway","Answer":"\"Wrong Way\" Corrigan"},{"Category":"MIDDLE INITIAL C.","Question":"Born in South Carolina in 1782, he was known as a \"war hawk\" because he supported the War of 1812","Answer":"John C. Calhoun"},{"Category":"GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Boothia Peninsula in this country is the former location of the north magnetic pole","Answer":"Canada"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY DESIGN","Question":"The firm of Piano & Rogers is famous for this high-tech Paris landmark built 1971-77","Answer":"the Pompidou Centre"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"1 of only 3 authors to win 2 Pulitzer Prizes for Fiction","Answer":"Faulkner, Tarkington & John Updike"},{"Category":"1938","Question":"On April 27, 1938 Countess Geraldine Apponyi of Hungary married King Zog of this country","Answer":"Albania"},{"Category":"MUSICAL THEATRE","Question":"\"Cabaret\" was based partly on this 1951 play by John Van Druten","Answer":"I Am a Camera"},{"Category":"MIDDLE INITIAL C.","Question":"When the parents of this \"pathfinder\" ran off together, his mother was still legally married to another man","Answer":"John C. Fremont"},{"Category":"NOTORIOUS","Question":"Oscar Collazo, serving a life sentence for his assassination attempt on this president, was released in 1979","Answer":"Harry Truman"},{"Category":"BUSINESS & INDUSTRY","Question":"In January 1970 Boeing introduced this first wide-bodied jumbo jet; it could seat up to 452 passengers","Answer":"747"},{"Category":"HOW NOVEL","Question":"Gregory Maguire's novel \"Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister\" is a revision of this fairy tale","Answer":"\"Cinderella\""},{"Category":"CLASSIC NICHOLSON MOVIE LINES","Question":"1975: \"I must be crazy to be in a looney bin like this\"","Answer":"One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"},{"Category":"\"H\" CITIES","Question":"This city's Atomic Bomb Dome, a structure left unrebuilt after WWII, has become a symbol of the peace movement","Answer":"Hiroshima"},{"Category":"HERBS & SPICES","Question":"This pizza herb was virtually unknown to Americans until WWII soldiers came home & raved about it","Answer":"oregano"},{"Category":"____ OF THE ____","Question":"A Baskin-Robbins program, or an expression meaning \"popular for right now\"","Answer":"flavor of the month"},{"Category":"BUSINESS & INDUSTRY","Question":"BUD is the New York Stock Exchange symbol for this brewing company","Answer":"Anheuser-Busch"},{"Category":"HOW NOVEL","Question":"He not only appeared on the cover of some 350 romance novels, he's written ones like \"Rogue\" & \"Mysterious\"","Answer":"Fabio"},{"Category":"CLASSIC NICHOLSON MOVIE LINES","Question":"1980: \"He-e-e-e-re's Johnny!\"","Answer":"The Shining"},{"Category":"\"H\" CITIES","Question":"The racing schooner Bluenose, depicted on Canada's 10-cent coin, has a replica in this Nova Scotian port","Answer":"Halifax"},{"Category":"HERBS & SPICES","Question":"A popular soft drink \"ale\" is flavored with this spice whose name is from the Sanskrit for \"horn root\"","Answer":"ginger"},{"Category":"____ OF THE ____","Question":"In response to this Irish greeting, you can say, \"And the rest of the day to yourself\"","Answer":"top of the morning"},{"Category":"BUSINESS & INDUSTRY","Question":"This Dallas-based electronics firm started out as Geophysical Service, an oil exploration company","Answer":"Texas Instruments"},{"Category":"HOW NOVEL","Question":"Agatha Christie mystery in which an heiress is murdered on an Egyptian cruise","Answer":"\"Death on the Nile\""},{"Category":"CLASSIC NICHOLSON MOVIE LINES","Question":"1992: \"You can't handle the truth!\"","Answer":"A Few Good Men"},{"Category":"\"H\" CITIES","Question":"Crossed by numerous canals, it's said that this German port has more bridges than Amsterdam & Venice combined","Answer":"Hamburg"},{"Category":"HERBS & SPICES","Question":"The dried pods of a certain climbing orchid provide this flavoring","Answer":"vanilla"},{"Category":"____ OF THE ____","Question":"Quoting \"Titanic\", in 1998 Oscar-winning James Cameron exulted, \"I'm\" this","Answer":"king of the world"},{"Category":"BUSINESS & INDUSTRY","Question":"For over 75 years, Wrigley made only these 3 gums","Answer":"Spearmint, Doublemint & Juicy Fruit"},{"Category":"HOW NOVEL","Question":"Title that completes the line \"Shoot all the bluejays you want, if you can hit 'em, but remember it's a sin...\"","Answer":"\"To Kill A Mockingbird\""},{"Category":"CLASSIC NICHOLSON MOVIE LINES","Question":"1974: \"What makes you certain that your husband is, um, involved with someone?\"","Answer":"Chinatown"},{"Category":"\"H\" CITIES","Question":"This capital was founded by Sweden's King Gustav I Vasa in 1550","Answer":"Helsinki, Finland"},{"Category":"HERBS & SPICES","Question":"In medieval Europe this poultry stuffing herb of the genus Salvia was thought to stimulate the mind","Answer":"sage"},{"Category":"____ OF THE ____","Question":"To make a favorable judgment when you're uncertain is to give someone this","Answer":"benefit of the doubt"},{"Category":"BUSINESS & INDUSTRY","Question":"In 1973 this then Memphis-based hotel chain opened its own university in Mississippi to train personnel","Answer":"Holiday Inn"},{"Category":"HOW NOVEL","Question":"This Ayn Rand novel tells the story of architect Howard Roark & Dominique Francon, the woman he loves","Answer":"\"The Fountainhead\""},{"Category":"CLASSIC NICHOLSON MOVIE LINES","Question":"1994: \"Just marking my territory\"","Answer":"Wolf"},{"Category":"\"H\" CITIES","Question":"It served as a dynastic capital in the 1800s & continued as the royal capital of Vietnam until 1945","Answer":"Hue"},{"Category":"HERBS & SPICES","Question":"This spice that is sold in 2 varieties, Ceylon & Cassia, was once used in love potions","Answer":"cinnamon"},{"Category":"____ OF THE ____","Question":"In 1961 British critic Martin Esslin used this phrase to describe the plays of Beckett & Ionesco","Answer":"theatre of the absurd"},{"Category":"NORSE MYTHOLOGY","Question":"The Einheriar were the dead warriors the Valkyries picked up & brought back to this hall where they were revived","Answer":"Valhalla"},{"Category":"AGRICULTURE","Question":"In 1981 the U.S. government, with 560 million lbs. of this dairy food in storage, released 30 million lbs. to the needy","Answer":"cheese"},{"Category":"18th CENTURY AMERICANS","Question":"In 1775 he & a group of axmen cleared & marked the Wilderness Road for the Transylvania Company","Answer":"Daniel Boone"},{"Category":"MATH TERMS","Question":"5th, 50th & 500th are this type of number, as opposed to cardinal","Answer":"ordinal"},{"Category":"\"P.B.\"","Question":"In New Orleans a hero sandwich is called this","Answer":"po boy"},{"Category":"JAY","Question":"He drafted the constitution of New York state & was appointed chief justice of the state in 1777","Answer":"John Jay"},{"Category":"NORSE MYTHOLOGY","Question":"Roskva, the farmer's daughter, was always under the hammer as a personal assistant to this god","Answer":"Thor"},{"Category":"AGRICULTURE","Question":"Generally, a steer is a castrated bull used for food; this shorter word refers to one used as a draft animal","Answer":"ox"},{"Category":"18th CENTURY AMERICANS","Question":"In the 1770s, this pamphleteer wrote \"African Slavery in America\", an article condemning slavery","Answer":"Thomas Paine"},{"Category":"MATH TERMS","Question":"A theorem includes this series of steps, starting with a given & ending with a justified conclusion","Answer":"proof"},{"Category":"\"P.B.\"","Question":"It's the state flower of Delaware (not Georgia)","Answer":"peach blossom"},{"Category":"JAY","Question":"He's the \"Picture Perfect\" actor seen here","Answer":"Jay Mohr"},{"Category":"NORSE MYTHOLOGY","Question":"A never-ending supply of this better-than-beer drink was made by Heidrum, oddly a goat, not a bee","Answer":"mead"},{"Category":"AGRICULTURE","Question":"Spain, Italy & Greece are the leading producers of this liquid from the fruit of Olea europaea","Answer":"olive oil"},{"Category":"18th CENTURY AMERICANS","Question":"In \"The Federalist\" No. 51, this future president put forth an argument for the separation of powers","Answer":"James Madison"},{"Category":"MATH TERMS","Question":"(Cheryl of the Clue Crew standing in front of a chalkboard) From the Latin for \"to turn upside down\", the function g is described as this of the function f","Answer":"inverse"},{"Category":"\"P.B.\"","Question":"You can use this utensil to apply a glaze to breads & sweets before or after baking","Answer":"pastry brush"},{"Category":"JAY","Question":"It's the magical group heard here [\"This Magic Moment\"]","Answer":"Jay and the Americans"},{"Category":"NORSE MYTHOLOGY","Question":"Odin learned the secrets of these alphabetic symbols while hanging for 9 days on Yggdrasil, the world tree","Answer":"runes"},{"Category":"AGRICULTURE","Question":"The type of irrigation seen here, it was used in Israel to make the desert bloom","Answer":"drip irrigation"},{"Category":"18th CENTURY AMERICANS","Question":"This Pennsylvanian's son William served as royal governor of New Jersey & remained loyal to the crown","Answer":"Ben Franklin"},{"Category":"MATH TERMS","Question":"The term surd refers to irrational numbers like this number's square root, 1.7320508...","Answer":"3"},{"Category":"\"P.B.\"","Question":"Anna Pavlova or Dame Margot Fonteyn, for example","Answer":"prima ballerina"},{"Category":"JAY","Question":"This child actor played Dennis the Menace on TV in the early '60s","Answer":"Jay North"},{"Category":"NORSE MYTHOLOGY","Question":"Norse myth is big on trees; the first man & woman -- Ask & Embla -- were created out of these 2 species","Answer":"ash & elm"},{"Category":"AGRICULTURE","Question":"What do you do to wheat to get flour? The answer is the name of this grain","Answer":"millet"},{"Category":"18th CENTURY AMERICANS","Question":"Mary Hays received this pseudonym for aiding her husband & other soldiers during the Battle of Monmouth","Answer":"Molly Pitcher"},{"Category":"MATH TERMS","Question":"A function's domain is the set of possible values of x; this is the set of possible values of y","Answer":"range"},{"Category":"\"P.B.\"","Question":"This Latin term used for some legal services means \"for the good\"","Answer":"pro bono"},{"Category":"JAY","Question":"Born on the Six Nations Indian Reservation in Ontario, he played Tonto to Clayton Moore's Lone Ranger","Answer":"Jay Silverheels"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"In September 1941 this author christened the warship Atlanta, also known as \"The Mighty A\"","Answer":"Margaret Mitchell"},{"Category":"ANNUAL EVENTS","Question":"Dating back at least 100 years, \"drowning the shamrock\", or going drinking, is a tradition on this holiday","Answer":"St. Patrick's Day"},{"Category":"SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN","Question":"In 1998 the magazine told of efforts to liquify this \"cleanest of fossil fuels\" for use in cars","Answer":"natural gas"},{"Category":"CLASSIC DISNEY FILMS","Question":"This film about a flying elephant inspired a ride at Disneyland","Answer":"Dumbo"},{"Category":"NAME THE SHAKESPEARE PLAY","Question":"\"Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears\"","Answer":"Julius Caesar"},{"Category":"MILITARY UNITS","Question":"Oliver Stone won an Oscar for his story about one of these title units in which he served in Vietnam","Answer":"a platoon"},{"Category":"THAT OLD \"BLACK\" MAGIC","Question":"It's the casino game in which you'd hear someone say \"Hit me\"","Answer":"blackjack"},{"Category":"ANNUAL EVENTS","Question":"Secretary of State William H. Seward is honored on the last Monday in March in this state","Answer":"Alaska"},{"Category":"SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN","Question":"SA's website's \"Ask the Experts\" column answers key questions like \"Why does bruised fruit turn\" this color","Answer":"brown"},{"Category":"CLASSIC DISNEY FILMS","Question":"Chim-Chim Cheree! This film featuring chimney sweeps swept up 13 Oscar nominations","Answer":"Mary Poppins"},{"Category":"NAME THE SHAKESPEARE PLAY","Question":"\"Good-night, good-night! Parting is such sweet sorrow that I shall say good-night till it be morrow\"","Answer":"Romeo and Juliet"},{"Category":"MILITARY UNITS","Question":"From the medieval Latin for \"army\", it's a large fleet like the one Admiral Howard faced in 1588","Answer":"an armada"},{"Category":"ANNUAL EVENTS","Question":"Called the greatest 2 minutes in sports, it takes place on the first Saturday in May","Answer":"the Kentucky Derby"},{"Category":"SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN","Question":"Magazine contributor Steven Chu won a Nobel Prize for slowing atoms with these light beams","Answer":"lasers"},{"Category":"CLASSIC DISNEY FILMS","Question":"This 1961 film was the first to feature a magical substance called Flubber","Answer":"The Absent-Minded Professor"},{"Category":"NAME THE SHAKESPEARE PLAY","Question":"\"Eye of newt and toe of frog, wool of bat and tongue of dog\"","Answer":"Macbeth"},{"Category":"MILITARY UNITS","Question":"3 brigades under 1 headquarters, or a math function","Answer":"a division"},{"Category":"THAT OLD \"BLACK\" MAGIC","Question":"The Green Hornet's car, or Anna Sewell's horse","Answer":"Black Beauty"},{"Category":"ANNUAL EVENTS","Question":"An ancient symbol of abundance, the cornucopia is often attached to this American holiday","Answer":"Thanksgiving"},{"Category":"SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN","Question":"A steamy 1998 issue reports on sexual attraction in the orange sulphur species of this colorful insect","Answer":"butterflies"},{"Category":"CLASSIC DISNEY FILMS","Question":"Much of the music for this 1959 film, including the song \"Once Upon A Dream\" was adapted from an 1890 ballet","Answer":"Sleeping Beauty"},{"Category":"NAME THE SHAKESPEARE PLAY","Question":"\"Neither a borrower nor a lender be\"","Answer":"Hamlet"},{"Category":"MILITARY UNITS","Question":"A group of cavalry, whether A, B, or \"F\"","Answer":"a troop"},{"Category":"THAT OLD \"BLACK\" MAGIC","Question":"Early in his career, Burt Reynolds played Quint Asper, one of these on \"Gunsmoke\"","Answer":"Blacksmith"},{"Category":"ANNUAL EVENTS","Question":"This city's Mississippi River Art Fair is held in the Mark Twain Historic District","Answer":"Hannibal, Missouri"},{"Category":"SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN","Question":"To physicists, SOHO isn't a neighborhood but an observatory orbiting this body","Answer":"the sun"},{"Category":"CLASSIC DISNEY FILMS","Question":"Among the babes in \"Babes in Toyland\" are Ann Jillian as Bo Peep & this Mouseketeer as Mary Contrary","Answer":"Annette Funicello"},{"Category":"NAME THE SHAKESPEARE PLAY","Question":"\"The quality of mercy is not strained, it droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven upon the place beneath\"","Answer":"The Merchant of Venice"},{"Category":"MILITARY UNITS","Question":"Mod or not, it's usually 10 infantrymen headed by a staff sergeant","Answer":"a squad"},{"Category":"THAT OLD \"BLACK\" MAGIC","Question":"Yo-ho, yo-ho! His real name was believed to be Edward Teach","Answer":"Blackbeard"},{"Category":"LET'S VISIT AUSTRIA","Question":"Preferring to go where the rain turns to snow, he wintered in Schruns while writing \"The Sun Also Rises\"","Answer":"Ernest Hemingway"},{"Category":"CREATION STORIES","Question":"Scholars link Egyptian creation myths to the sun apparently fertilizing this river's slime","Answer":"the Nile"},{"Category":"TURNING 40 IN '98","Question":"This pitcher's \"Orel\" history continued in '98 with a new team, the Giants","Answer":"Orel Hershiser"},{"Category":"HERBS & SPICES","Question":"Though derived from the same plant as opium, these seeds are non-narcotic","Answer":"poppyseeds"},{"Category":"PIANO KEYS","Question":"It's the only letter in \"piano\" that corresponds to a piano key","Answer":"A"},{"Category":"SPOOKS","Question":"This spy came a long way from her origins as the daughter of a Dutch hatter","Answer":"Mata Hari"},{"Category":"LET'S VISIT AUSTRIA","Question":"Capital of Tyrol, it has hosted 2 Winter Olympics","Answer":"Innsbruck"},{"Category":"CREATION STORIES","Question":"According to the King James Version, God's first words quoted in the book of Genesis","Answer":"\"Let there be light\""},{"Category":"TURNING 40 IN '98","Question":"In 1998 she turned 40 & played a 40-year-old in \"How Stella Got Her Groove Back\"","Answer":"Angela Bassett"},{"Category":"HERBS & SPICES","Question":"The scientific name of this herb is Mentha piperita","Answer":"peppermint"},{"Category":"PIANO KEYS","Question":"Of the 2 types of piano keys in a Paul McCartney-Stevie Wonder hit, it's what G-flat is","Answer":"ebony"},{"Category":"SPOOKS","Question":"Teddy Roosevelt's grandson, CIA man Kermit, kept the Shah of this country on his throne in 1953","Answer":"Iran"},{"Category":"LET'S VISIT AUSTRIA","Question":"This English king was held prisoner in 1193 in a castle above Durnstein, Austria","Answer":"Richard the Lionhearted"},{"Category":"CREATION STORIES","Question":"In some Native American myths, this animal helps a deity create the world, with no help from the Acme Co.","Answer":"a coyote"},{"Category":"HERBS & SPICES","Question":"This aromatic leaf, used to flavor meat, soups & stews, comes from a laurel tree","Answer":"a bay leaf"},{"Category":"PIANO KEYS","Question":"A 6-string guitar has 2 strings tuned to this note, each corresponding to a piano key","Answer":"E"},{"Category":"SPOOKS","Question":"Cuban refugee Antonio Prohias drew this MAD Magazine comic strip for 29 years","Answer":"Spy vs. Spy"},{"Category":"CREATION STORIES","Question":"Africa's Fulani people, who are cattle herders, say everything came from a drop of this","Answer":"milk"},{"Category":"TURNING 40 IN '98","Question":"A short called \"Frankenweenie\" helped launch the career of this \"Edward Scissorhands\" director","Answer":"Tim Burton"},{"Category":"HERBS & SPICES","Question":"During the Middle Ages, merchants who adulterated this expensive yellow spice were burnt at the stake","Answer":"saffron"},{"Category":"PIANO KEYS","Question":"They're adjacent on the keyboard as well as in an abbreviation for a popular format of recorded music","Answer":"C & D"},{"Category":"SPOOKS","Question":"Spy Richard Sorge warned this Russian leader of Germany's WWII invasion but was ignored","Answer":"Josef Stalin"},{"Category":"CREATION STORIES","Question":"To the ancient Greeks, it was a void from which Nyx & Erebus emerged; in English it's a disordered mess","Answer":"chaos"},{"Category":"TURNING 40 IN '98","Question":"Damon, Marlon & Kim's big brother, he turned 40 on June 8","Answer":"Keenan Ivory Wayans"},{"Category":"HERBS & SPICES","Question":"Referring to their shape, these fragrant buds take their name from the Latin word for \"nail\"","Answer":"cloves"},{"Category":"PIANO KEYS","Question":"It's the key the French call \"Le do du milieu du piano\"","Answer":"middle C"},{"Category":"SPOOKS","Question":"In the early '70s East German spy Gunter Guillaume infiltrated the office of this West German chancellor","Answer":"Willy Brandt"},{"Category":"BEFORE THEY WERE FIRST LADIES","Question":"Her daughter Julie says this future first lady was offered a movie contract in the 1930s when she was a USC student","Answer":"Mrs. Nixon"},{"Category":"PRIMETIME TV REUNIONS","Question":"1983: \"Still the Beaver\"","Answer":"Leave it to Beaver"},{"Category":"MYSPACE.MAN","Question":"He became a licensed pilot on his 16th birthday long before his one small step on the Sea on Tranquility","Answer":"Armstrong"},{"Category":"POET'S GLOSSARY","Question":"Japanese style / Always syllable counting / This type of poem","Answer":"haiku"},{"Category":"CONTAINERS","Question":"A sink, or the area drained by a single river system","Answer":"a basin"},{"Category":"FROM THE GREEK","Question":"This synonym for \"drugstore\" comes from the Greek for \"druggist's work\"","Answer":"pharmacy"},{"Category":"PRIMETIME TV REUNIONS","Question":"2000: \"Mary and Rhoda\"","Answer":"The Mary Tyler Moore Show"},{"Category":"MYSPACE.MAN","Question":"He elected to join the Mercury program in 1959; 15 years later, he'd be elected to join the Senate","Answer":"Glenn"},{"Category":"CONTAINERS","Question":"Port wines are separated into 2 types based on these 2 possible places where they do most of their aging","Answer":"barrels & bottles"},{"Category":"FROM THE GREEK","Question":"The name of this solid figure used to disperse light into a spectrum is from the Greek for \"something sawed\"","Answer":"a prism"},{"Category":"BEFORE THEY WERE FIRST LADIES","Question":"As a young wife in the 1950s, she managed the accounts for the family agricultural business","Answer":"Mrs. Carter"},{"Category":"PRIMETIME TV REUNIONS","Question":"2004: \"Return to Southfork\"","Answer":"Dallas"},{"Category":"MYSPACE.MAN","Question":"On April 12, 1961, he took his 5 1/4-ton Vostok 1 for a spin at 9:07 A.M. Moscow time; he had it back by 10:55","Answer":"Gagarin"},{"Category":"POET'S GLOSSARY","Question":"This basic metrical unit of poetry sounds like a body part","Answer":"a foot"},{"Category":"CONTAINERS","Question":"\"Amorous\" name of a 2-handled wine vessel or sporting trophy","Answer":"loving cup"},{"Category":"FROM THE GREEK","Question":"When food is swallowed, it goes down this tube, the Greek word for \"gullet\"","Answer":"the esophagus"},{"Category":"BEFORE THEY WERE FIRST LADIES","Question":"Bloomer was the maiden name of this first lady who blossomed as a fashion model in pre-WWII NYC","Answer":"Betty Ford"},{"Category":"PRIMETIME TV REUNIONS","Question":"1987: \"Return to Dodge\"","Answer":"Gunsmoke"},{"Category":"MYSPACE.MAN","Question":"With the return of Apollo 13, this commander had completed over 715 hours of space travel","Answer":"Lovell"},{"Category":"POET'S GLOSSARY","Question":"The \"heroic\" variety of this pair of rhyming lines is written in iambic pentameter","Answer":"a couplet"},{"Category":"CONTAINERS","Question":"The American Heritage Dict.'s 1st pronunciation for this word rhymes it with \"lace\"; another with, with \"bras\"","Answer":"vase"},{"Category":"FROM THE GREEK","Question":"From the Greek for \"primary\", these are made of amino acids","Answer":"proteins"},{"Category":"BEFORE THEY WERE FIRST LADIES","Question":"She was president (Natl. Pres. of the Girl Scouts, that is) in the 1920s while her husband was merely Secy. of Commerce","Answer":"Hoover"},{"Category":"PRIMETIME TV REUNIONS","Question":"1997: \"Back to the Cul-de-sac\"","Answer":"Knots Landing"},{"Category":"MYSPACE.MAN","Question":"Freedom 7's pilot in 1961, he also commanded Apollo 14, the 1st mission to land on the Moon & not on the lunar seas","Answer":"Shepard"},{"Category":"POET'S GLOSSARY","Question":"From the Latin for \"stopping place\", it's 2 or more lines of poetry that form a division within a poem","Answer":"a stanza"},{"Category":"CONTAINERS","Question":"It's what's normally carried in a metal pail called a scuttle","Answer":"coal"},{"Category":"& NOW THE \"END\" IS NEAR","Question":"Poe knows this swinging lever regulates the speed of a clock mechanism","Answer":"pendulum"},{"Category":"& SO I FACE THE FINAL CURTAIN","Question":"This musical dreamed \"The Impossible Dream\", playing 2,328 performances before closing in 1971","Answer":"Man of La Mancha"},{"Category":"I BIT OFF MORE THAN I COULD CHEW","Question":"Richard Lefevre could eat only 1 1/2 gallons of this \"bowl of red\" Stagg product in 10 minutes","Answer":"chili"},{"Category":"I'VE TRAVELED EACH & EVERY HIGHWAY","Question":"This highway that Bob Dylan \"Revisited\" begins in Thunder Bay, Ontario","Answer":"Highway 61"},{"Category":"THE RECORD SHOWS I TOOK THE BLOWS","Question":"Before becoming a world leader, this Frenchman was wounded 3 times in WWI & was captured at Verdun in 1916","Answer":"de Gaulle"},{"Category":"I DID IT NORWAY","Question":"On the scenic Lofoten Islands, you can stay in Rorbuer, cottages traditionally used by those in this profession","Answer":"fishing"},{"Category":"& NOW THE \"END\" IS NEAR","Question":"The opposite of diminuendo is this music term, a gradual increase in loudness","Answer":"crescendo"},{"Category":"& SO I FACE THE FINAL CURTAIN","Question":"This musical about 18 dancers trying out for 8 spots in a Broadway show ended its original 15-year Broadway run in April 1990","Answer":"A Chorus Line"},{"Category":"I BIT OFF MORE THAN I COULD CHEW","Question":"Oleg Zhornitskiy turned this sandwich spread into a meal by gulping down 4 32-ounce bowls in 8 minutes","Answer":"mayonnaise"},{"Category":"THE RECORD SHOWS I TOOK THE BLOWS","Question":"This ex-NATO commander & presidential candidate was wounded in Vietnam","Answer":"Clark"},{"Category":"I DID IT NORWAY","Question":"The city of Alta, well above the Arctic Circle, has renamed itself the Nordlysbyen Alta, after this display","Answer":"the northern lights"},{"Category":"& NOW THE \"END\" IS NEAR","Question":"This type of gland secretes substances directly into the bloodstream","Answer":"endocrine"},{"Category":"& SO I FACE THE FINAL CURTAIN","Question":"This Lerner & Loewe musical had its \"loverly\" farewell in 1962, after 2,717 shows","Answer":"My Fair Lady"},{"Category":"I BIT OFF MORE THAN I COULD CHEW","Question":"Cookie Jarvis gave 10 minutes of lip service to 6 2/3 pounds of this pasta, from the Italian for \"tongue\"","Answer":"linguini"},{"Category":"I'VE TRAVELED EACH & EVERY HIGHWAY","Question":"Part of U.S. 40 follows the route of this early 19th century road that began in Maryland","Answer":"the Cumberland Road"},{"Category":"THE RECORD SHOWS I TOOK THE BLOWS","Question":"In 1775 his leg was severely wounded in an assault on Quebec & he was promoted to brig. gen.; 5 years later, he'd be in disgrace","Answer":"Benedict Arnold"},{"Category":"I DID IT NORWAY","Question":"Winter sports lovers benefit from the 2-billion-kroner upgrade of this 1994 Olympic city","Answer":"Lillehammer"},{"Category":"& NOW THE \"END\" IS NEAR","Question":"If I said a clue about a stripper had really nice pair of facts, it'd be an example of this 2-word French term","Answer":"a double entendre"},{"Category":"& SO I FACE THE FINAL CURTAIN","Question":"With more than 7,400 performances, this musical became a \"Memory\" after its Sept. 10, 2000 finale","Answer":"Cats"},{"Category":"I BIT OFF MORE THAN I COULD CHEW","Question":"In 9 minutes, Sonya Thomas dined on 11 pounds of this cheesy dessert from a Brooklyn restaurant","Answer":"cheesecake"},{"Category":"I'VE TRAVELED EACH & EVERY HIGHWAY","Question":"The 42 bridges of the Overseas Highway link many of this state's islands to the mainland","Answer":"Florida"},{"Category":"I DID IT NORWAY","Question":"Norwegian poet Arne Garborg pushed for a literary language based on this \"old\" one of sagas & eddas","Answer":"Old Norse"},{"Category":"& NOW THE \"END\" IS NEAR","Question":"Shakespeare's Puck: If we have\" done this, \"think but this, and all is mended\"","Answer":"offended"},{"Category":"& SO I FACE THE FINAL CURTAIN","Question":"It was nice to see this musical \"Looking Swell\" & \"Still Goin' Strong\", but after 2,844 shows, it bowed out in 1970","Answer":"Hello, Dolly!"},{"Category":"I BIT OFF MORE THAN I COULD CHEW","Question":"Jim Reeves was top-\"seeded\" after he chomped 13 pounds of this gourd in 15 minutes","Answer":"watermelon"},{"Category":"I'VE TRAVELED EACH & EVERY HIGHWAY","Question":"Domine Quo Vadis Church stands on this road, where tradition says Peter asked Jesus, \"Lord, where are you going?\"","Answer":"the Appian Way"},{"Category":"I DID IT NORWAY","Question":"A summer festival at Vinstra honors this Ibsen & Grieg character based on folklore","Answer":"Peer Gynt"},{"Category":"FICTIONAL CHARACTERS","Question":"He first appeared in Kipling's 1892 story \"In the Rukh\" as an adult who now & then refers to his very odd childhood","Answer":"Mowgli"},{"Category":"DOUGH","Question":"Chile uses this basic unit of currency","Answer":"a peso"},{"Category":"CHEESE","Question":"Christopher Lee, later of \"Lord of the Rings\", sucked blood in 1968's he \"Has Risen from the Grave\"","Answer":"Dracula"},{"Category":"THE UPPER CRUST","Question":"Athina Roussel, granddaughter of this Greek tycoon, inherited billions when she turned 18 in 2003","Answer":"Onassis"},{"Category":"\"DEEP\" DISH","Question":"You can cook the Thanksgiving turkey this way so the outside is crispy & the inside juicy (just beware of splattered oil)","Answer":"deep fry"},{"Category":"WE WANT PISA!","Question":"The Italian city of Pisa is located at the mouth of the Arno River, where it flows into this body of water","Answer":"the Mediterranean Sea"},{"Category":"FLOWER","Question":"Seeing the English Gardens at Mottisfont Abbey made Martha Stewart laugh at her own efforts to grow these","Answer":"roses"},{"Category":"DOUGH","Question":"No peeking! This building is portrayed on the back of the $20 bill","Answer":"the White House"},{"Category":"CHEESE","Question":"Sonny Chiba, star of such memorable films as \"The Bushido Blade\", appeared in \"Volume One\" of this Tarantino epic","Answer":"Kill Bill"},{"Category":"\"DEEP\" DISH","Question":"This region of the U.S. includes Mississippi & Alabama","Answer":"the Deep South"},{"Category":"WE WANT PISA!","Question":"In Italian it's known as \"La Torre Pendente\"","Answer":"the Leaning Tower"},{"Category":"DOUGH","Question":"Italy has issued Euro coins with part of this painter's \"Birth of Venus\" on the reverse","Answer":"Botticelli"},{"Category":"CHEESE","Question":"\"To Kiss in Shadows\" & \"Stealing Heaven\" won 2003 Rita Awards for this type of novel","Answer":"romance"},{"Category":"THE UPPER CRUST","Question":"Ulysses Grant's granddaughter Julia married a prince from this country & had to flee its revolution in 1917","Answer":"Russia"},{"Category":"WE WANT PISA!","Question":"At the head of his own militia, this medieval author of \"The Prince\" helped conquer Pisa for Florence in 1509","Answer":"Machiavelli"},{"Category":"FLOWER","Question":"Bergamot is also called the \"balm\" of these creatures to which it's highly attractive","Answer":"bees"},{"Category":"DOUGH","Question":"Cherry blossoms are featured on the back of the coin worth 100 of these","Answer":"Yen"},{"Category":"CHEESE","Question":"This 2004 Fox show featured the line \"I'm going to Waikiki to get a bikini wax... want to meet me after your shift's over?\"","Answer":"North Shore"},{"Category":"THE UPPER CRUST","Question":"Oralando Montagu is making a lot of \"bread\" selling this lunch item (he's descended from the Earl who invented it)","Answer":"a sandwich"},{"Category":"\"DEEP\" DISH","Question":"Oprah's first selection for her book club, in 1996, was this book by Jacquelyn Mitchard about a kidnapping","Answer":"The Deep End of the Ocean"},{"Category":"WE WANT PISA!","Question":"Born in Pisa in the 16th century, he studied the laws of falling bodies & the motions of projectiles","Answer":"Galileo"},{"Category":"FLOWER","Question":"A 1971 New Jersey law made the common meadow type of this, not the African type, the state flower","Answer":"a violet"},{"Category":"DOUGH","Question":"The name of this unit of currency used in Libya is from the Latin for \"ten\"","Answer":"Dinar"},{"Category":"CHEESE","Question":"A song from \"Dirty Dancing\" says, \"Now I've had\" this; \"Yes, I swear it's the truth and I owe it all to you\"","Answer":"\"The Time Of My Life\""},{"Category":"\"DEEP\" DISH","Question":"People on bed rest are at risk for a serious blood clot in the legs known as DVT, short for this","Answer":"deep vein thrombosis"},{"Category":"WE WANT PISA!","Question":"This island off the Italian coast where Napoleon was first exiled was controlled for many years by Pisa","Answer":"Elba"},{"Category":"THE 20th CENTURY","Question":"On Feb. 11, 1993 this Florida prosecutor was nominated Attorney General of the U.S.","Answer":"Janet Reno"},{"Category":"ALBUMS","Question":"In 1997 Celine Dion's \"My Heart Will Go On\" appeared on her album \"Let's Talk About Love\" & on this soundtrack","Answer":"Titanic"},{"Category":"FOREIGN TRAVEL","Question":"In estimating the time to recover from this, figure one day for every hour of the time change","Answer":"jet lag"},{"Category":"THEIR ALMA MATERS","Question":"Sir Isaac Newton","Answer":"Cambridge"},{"Category":"HOUSES OF WORSHIP","Question":"The last British sovereign buried at this church was George II in 1760; since then, they've been buried at Windsor","Answer":"Westminster Abbey"},{"Category":"COMPUTER JARGON","Question":"P2P means this type of file sharing, like Kazaa or Limewire","Answer":"peer-to-peer"},{"Category":"THE 20th CENTURY","Question":"In 1940, at age 5, Tenzin Gyatso was enthroned as the 14th one of these spiritual leaders","Answer":"Dalai Lama"},{"Category":"ALBUMS","Question":"'N Sync's \"No Strings Attached\" was the No. 1 album of 2000; this Santana album was No. 2","Answer":"Supernatural"},{"Category":"FOREIGN TRAVEL","Question":"Though its slangy name suggests it goes behind, wear this in front to guard your valuables against theft","Answer":"a fanny pack"},{"Category":"THEIR ALMA MATERS","Question":"JFK (John Fitzgerald Kennedy)","Answer":"Harvard"},{"Category":"HOUSES OF WORSHIP","Question":"The world's largest mosque is Shah Faisal Mosque near this Pakistani capital; it can hold 100,000 worshippers","Answer":"Islamabad"},{"Category":"COMPUTER JARGON","Question":"\"Treeware\" is this; it comes with software programs","Answer":"an instruction manual"},{"Category":"THE 20th CENTURY","Question":"This term, German for \"lightning war,\" was used to describe the rapid capture of Poland by Germany in 1939","Answer":"blitzkrieg"},{"Category":"ALBUMS","Question":"\"The Diary of\" this songstress included \"Diary\", a haunting duet with Tony! Toni! Tone!","Answer":"Alicia Keys"},{"Category":"FOREIGN TRAVEL","Question":"Jamaica's Rock House Hotel advertises four-poster beds with this protective material over them","Answer":"a mosquito net"},{"Category":"THEIR ALMA MATERS","Question":"JFK (John Forbes Kerry)","Answer":"Yale"},{"Category":"HOUSES OF WORSHIP","Question":"The Episcopal Church at 193 Salem Street in Boston has been holding services continually since December 29, 1723","Answer":"The Old North Church"},{"Category":"COMPUTER JARGON","Question":"Common fiery name for a nasty or insulting email or newsgroup message","Answer":"a flame"},{"Category":"THE 20th CENTURY","Question":"On Feb. 20, 1962 the destroyer USS Noa found him floating in the Atlantic after a journey of 75,679 miles","Answer":"John Glenn"},{"Category":"ALBUMS","Question":"Their 1999 CD \"Californication\" reunited guitarist John Frusciante with the group","Answer":"The Red Hot Chili Peppers"},{"Category":"FOREIGN TRAVEL","Question":"In part to prevent child abductions, the State Dept. now requires that minors appear in person to get this","Answer":"a passport"},{"Category":"THEIR ALMA MATERS","Question":"Radio's Garrison Keillor","Answer":"The University of Minnesota"},{"Category":"HOUSES OF WORSHIP","Question":"The seat of New York's Roman Catholic Archdiocese, it's a great example of Gothic Revival architecture","Answer":"St. Patrick's Cathedral"},{"Category":"COMPUTER JARGON","Question":"\"Egosurfing\" means searching the net for this","Answer":"your own name"},{"Category":"THE 20th CENTURY","Question":"In 1974 the military overthrew this African leader who claimed to be descended from Solomon & the Queen of Sheba","Answer":"Haile Selassie"},{"Category":"ALBUMS","Question":"\"All I Have\" with LL Cool J was a last-minute addition to this Jennifer Lopez CD","Answer":"This Is Me... Then"},{"Category":"FOREIGN TRAVEL","Question":"On entering the U.K., if you have anything to declare (besides \"They talk funny here\"), see one of these officers","Answer":"customs"},{"Category":"THEIR ALMA MATERS","Question":"Author Ralph Ellison","Answer":"Tuskegee"},{"Category":"HOUSES OF WORSHIP","Question":"The Church of this in Jerusalem is said to be built over the site where Jesus was entombed after his crucifixion","Answer":"Holy Sepulchre"},{"Category":"COMPUTER JARGON","Question":"\"VoIP\" means this type of \"Internet protocol\" to make phone calls over the web","Answer":"voice"},{"Category":"BRITISH NOVEL CHARACTERS","Question":"W.E. Henley, the amputee who wrote the brave poem \"Invictus\", inspired this character in an 1883 book","Answer":"Long John Silver"},{"Category":"MEN OF MUSIC","Question":"100,000 people of this city turned out for the 1849 funeral of beloved bandleader Johann Strauss Sr.","Answer":"Vienna"},{"Category":"BIOPIC-NIC","Question":"1970 George C. Scott as this general","Answer":"Patton"},{"Category":"NICE TO MEAT YOU","Question":"We give thanks that toms, the males of these birds, can reach 70 lbs.","Answer":"turkeys"},{"Category":"MIDDLE \"C\"","Question":"Define-A-Lash from Maybelline is a line of this","Answer":"mascara"},{"Category":"WAR","Question":"Of all the USA's wars, this one claimed the most American lives","Answer":"the Civil War"},{"Category":"GAMES","Question":"An explorer lends his name to this call & response swimming pool game","Answer":"Marco Polo"},{"Category":"MEN OF MUSIC","Question":"\"King of the Waltz\" Johann Strauss Jr. wrote in other dance forms too, like the \"Tritsch-Tratsch\" this","Answer":"the polka"},{"Category":"BIOPIC-NIC","Question":"1983: Meryl Streep as this nuclear power technician","Answer":"Silkwood"},{"Category":"NICE TO MEAT YOU","Question":"This meat comes before \"fried steak\" in a dish popular in the South","Answer":"chicken"},{"Category":"MIDDLE \"C\"","Question":"Traditionally at graduation, this student with the highest grades makes a speech","Answer":"valedictorian"},{"Category":"WAR","Question":"It was known as \"the war to end all wars\"","Answer":"World War I"},{"Category":"GAMES","Question":"In other words, this summer camp game could be called \"Seize Your Enemy's Banner\"","Answer":"Capture the Flag"},{"Category":"MEN OF MUSIC","Question":"In 1908 Oscar Strauss turned this playwright's \"Arms and the Man\" into the operetta \"The Chocolate Soldier\"","Answer":"Shaw"},{"Category":"BIOPIC-NIC","Question":"1992: Jack Nicholson as this labor leader","Answer":"Jimmy Hoffa"},{"Category":"NICE TO MEAT YOU","Question":"USDA grades of this \"other white meat\" are 1, 2, 3, 4 & utility; mmm... utility this","Answer":"pork"},{"Category":"MIDDLE \"C\"","Question":"In 1923, John Deere launched it's Model D, the first of these to bear the Deere name","Answer":"a tractor"},{"Category":"WAR","Question":"During this 1967 war, Israeli troops under Moshe Dayan came within a stone's throw of Damascus, Syria","Answer":"the Six-Days War"},{"Category":"GAMES","Question":"They'll treat you like a \"king\" in Petal, Mississippi, home to the International Hall of Fame for this board game","Answer":"checkers"},{"Category":"MEN OF MUSIC","Question":"Richard Strauss used double basses for Jokanaan's beheading in the opera about this princess","Answer":"Salomé"},{"Category":"BIOPIC-NIC","Question":"2001: Will Smith as this poet/pugilist","Answer":"Muhammad Ali"},{"Category":"NICE TO MEAT YOU","Question":"Be vewy quiet; the most common small game animal is this, which is mostly white meat & can be grilled, fried or roasted","Answer":"rabbit"},{"Category":"MIDDLE \"C\"","Question":"It means of or pertaining to the sense of smell","Answer":"olfactory"},{"Category":"WAR","Question":"\"Operation Rolling Thunder\" was the 1965 U.S. bombing campaign designed in part to stop men & supplies coming south on this road","Answer":"the Ho Chi Minh Trail"},{"Category":"GAMES","Question":"This lawn game was once called Pall Mall, from Italian words meaning \"ball\" & \"mallet\"","Answer":"croquet"},{"Category":"MEN OF MUSIC","Question":"Horn virtuoso Franz Strauss was consulted by Wagner in devising this hero's horn call","Answer":"Siegfried"},{"Category":"BIOPIC-NIC","Question":"2004: Liam Neeson as this behavioral researcher","Answer":"Kinsey"},{"Category":"NICE TO MEAT YOU","Question":"A western N.Y. city knows cuts of this humped cattle family member are lower in fat & cholesterol than most cuts of beef","Answer":"buffalo"},{"Category":"MIDDLE \"C\"","Question":"For a nice chianti, visit this wine-making region of Italy that's famous for it","Answer":"Tuscany"},{"Category":"WAR","Question":"During this war, Major George Armistead wanted \"a flag so large the British will have no difficulty seeing it\"","Answer":"the War of 1812"},{"Category":"GAMES","Question":"In terms of the use of fingers, it's the game in which 0 beats 2, 2 beats 5 & 5 beats 0","Answer":"Rock, Paper, Scissors"},{"Category":"TV THEME LYRICS","Question":"\"It's time to play the music, it's time to light the lights\"","Answer":"The Muppet Show"},{"Category":"DEATH BY...","Question":"Hanging, December 30, 2006 in Baghdad","Answer":"Saddam Hussein"},{"Category":"PARTS OF THE WHOLE","Question":"Thermostat control, egg tray, crisper","Answer":"refrigerator"},{"Category":"TITLE WAVE","Question":"Jon Krakauer: \"Into ____ Air\"","Answer":"Thin"},{"Category":"ANIMAL TERMS","Question":"This expression meaning to crease a page in a book for later reference dates back to 1659","Answer":"dog-ear"},{"Category":"TV THEME LYRICS","Question":"\"It's like you're always stuck in second gear, well it hasn't been your day, your week, your month, or even your year\"","Answer":"Friends"},{"Category":"DEATH BY...","Question":"Air crash of his MiG fighter plane while on a training mission near Moscow, March 27, 1968","Answer":"Yuri Gagarin"},{"Category":"PARTS OF THE WHOLE","Question":"Grip, shaft, a head made of stainless steel, titanium, carbon graphite...","Answer":"golf club"},{"Category":"TITLE WAVE","Question":"Malcolm Gladwell: \"The ____ Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference\"","Answer":"Tipping"},{"Category":"ANIMAL TERMS","Question":"If you've been beaten 72-0 in football, you've gotten this, from the name of a smelly critter, Mephitis mephitis","Answer":"skunked"},{"Category":"TV THEME LYRICS","Question":"\"Believe it or not, I'm walking on air, never thought I could feel so free\"","Answer":"Greatest American Hero"},{"Category":"DEATH BY...","Question":"An overdose of barbiturates, August 5, 1962, at her L.A. home","Answer":"Marilyn Monroe"},{"Category":"PARTS OF THE WHOLE","Question":"Reservoir, filter basket, carafe","Answer":"a coffee maker"},{"Category":"TITLE WAVE","Question":"Kate Jacobs: \"The ____ Night Knitting Club\"","Answer":"Friday"},{"Category":"ANIMAL TERMS","Question":"To \"go whole\" this animal means to indulge completely","Answer":"hog"},{"Category":"TV THEME LYRICS","Question":"\"I don't know who you think you are but before the night is through, I wanna do bad things with you\"","Answer":"True Blood"},{"Category":"DEATH BY...","Question":"Firing squad, at the Utah State Prison, January 17, 1977","Answer":"Gary Gilmore"},{"Category":"PARTS OF THE WHOLE","Question":"Eyepiece, declination setting scale, azimuth fine adjustment","Answer":"a telescope"},{"Category":"TITLE WAVE","Question":"Jane Austen & Ben Winters: \"Sense and Sensibility and ____ ____\"","Answer":"Sea Monsters"},{"Category":"ANIMAL TERMS","Question":"This \"scaly\" alliterative term originally referred to men who flirted in tea rooms","Answer":"lounge lizards"},{"Category":"TV THEME LYRICS","Question":"\"Movin' movin' movi","Answer":"Rawhide"},{"Category":"DEATH BY...","Question":"Possible dropping of a tortoise on his head by an eagle, in 456 B.C.","Answer":"Aeschylus"},{"Category":"PARTS OF THE WHOLE","Question":"Mars light, tower ladder, water pressure gauge, hydrant intake","Answer":"a fire truck"},{"Category":"TITLE WAVE","Question":"Sara Gruen: \"Water for ____\"","Answer":"Elephants"},{"Category":"ANIMAL TERMS","Question":"Teens who frequent shopping centers are called these, the title of a Kevin Smith film","Answer":"mall rats"},{"Category":"THE OLD TESTAMENT","Question":"In the Book of Job, this name means \"accuser\", & that was his role in God's court","Answer":"Satan"},{"Category":"INVENTIVE MINDS","Question":"This peanut guy devised some 118 byproducts for the sweet potato","Answer":"George Washington Carver"},{"Category":"THAT'S WHERE IT'S AT, MAN!","Question":"It's borders are the Atlantic Ocean to the south & west & Spain to the north & east","Answer":"Portugal"},{"Category":"MOTTOES","Question":"This international sports competition's motto is \"Faster, higher, stronger\"","Answer":"the Olympics"},{"Category":"NOT A POPE","Question":"Urban VII, Julius II, Irving III","Answer":"Irving III"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH A PRONOUN","Question":"The laying on of hands is a key part of the practice of \"faith\" this","Answer":"healing"},{"Category":"INVENTIVE MINDS","Question":"Around 1930 William Lear invented one of these for the car, marketed under tha name Motorola","Answer":"a radio"},{"Category":"THAT'S WHERE IT'S AT, MAN!","Question":"India to the north, east & west & Burma to the southeast","Answer":"Bangladesh"},{"Category":"MOTTOES","Question":"You've got security with \"My word is my bond\", the motto of this London financial institution","Answer":"the London Stock Exchange"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH A PRONOUN","Question":"In this job, at a wedding, you'll be called upon to ask, \"Friend of the bride or groom?\"","Answer":"usher"},{"Category":"INVENTIVE MINDS","Question":"He's on the 4th floor in the Inventors Hall of Fame for his \"improvement in hoisting apparatus\"","Answer":"Otis"},{"Category":"THAT'S WHERE IT'S AT, MAN!","Question":"Colombia to the north, Peru to the west, Paraguay to the south & the Atlantic Ocean to the east","Answer":"Brazil"},{"Category":"MOTTOES","Question":"\"All power to the people\" was the motto of this African-American political organization of the 1960s","Answer":"the Black Panthers"},{"Category":"NOT A POPE","Question":"Romanus I, Julius I, Caesar III","Answer":"Caesar III"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH A PRONOUN","Question":"One who interlaces cloth, or an African bird that interlaces grass to make its elaborate nest","Answer":"a weaver"},{"Category":"INVENTIVE MINDS","Question":"In 1948, Rene Bussoz sold the USA's first Aqua Lung, invented by this Frenchman","Answer":"Cousteau"},{"Category":"THAT'S WHERE IT'S AT, MAN!","Question":"Syria to the north & east, Israel to the south & the Mediterranean Sea to the west","Answer":"Lebanon"},{"Category":"MOTTOES","Question":"\"Honi soit qui mal y pense\" (Evil to him who evil thinks) is the motto of this British Chivalric order","Answer":"Order of the Garter"},{"Category":"NOT A POPE","Question":"Stephen IX, John XXIV, Clement VIII","Answer":"John XXIV"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH A PRONOUN","Question":"It can mean transparently thin, or perfectly vertical, like a cliff","Answer":"sheer"},{"Category":"INVENTIVE MINDS","Question":"30 years after inventing an instant camera, he invented Polavision, instant movies","Answer":"Edwin Land"},{"Category":"THAT'S WHERE IT'S AT, MAN!","Question":"Thailand to the west, Laos to the north & Vietnam to the east","Answer":"Cambodia"},{"Category":"MOTTOES","Question":"Strangely, \"Blood & fire\" is the motto of this Christian charitable organization","Answer":"the Salvation Army"},{"Category":"NOT A POPE","Question":"Dominicus I, Honorius I, Innocent I","Answer":"Dominicus I"},{"Category":"STARTS WITH A PRONOUN","Question":"It's a printed-out schedule or outline of one's travel plans","Answer":"an itinerary"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"\"Tai-Pan\" was a \"Novel of Hong Kong\" by James Clavell, & this was his 1975 \"Novel of Japan\"","Answer":"Shogun"},{"Category":"WHO PLAYED 'EM","Question":"2003 & 2004: The bride who's trying to kill Bill","Answer":"Uma Thurman"},{"Category":"CONGRESSIONAL MISDEMEANORS","Question":"In 1954 this Wisconsin senator ws condemned for insulting other senators & obstructing investigations","Answer":"McCarthy"},{"Category":"I READ THE NEWS TODAY","Question":"This \"Post\" is one of Israel's largest English-language daily newspapers","Answer":"Jerusalem"},{"Category":"OH, \"BOY\"","Question":"It was founded by Baden-Powell in 1907","Answer":"the Boy Scouts"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"In Pierre Boulle's \"Planet of the Apes\", Zira & Cornelius are this species of ape","Answer":"chimpanzees"},{"Category":"WHO PLAYED 'EM","Question":"2004: Monster hunter Dr. Gabriel Van Helsing","Answer":"Jackman"},{"Category":"CONGRESSIONAL MISDEMEANORS","Question":"This former house speaker was reprimanded in 1997 for misuse of tax-exempt funds & submitting false informaiton","Answer":"Newt Gingrich"},{"Category":"I READ THE NEWS TODAY","Question":"Political theorist Nikolai Bukharin edited this \"truthful\" Soviet newspaper from 1917 to 1929","Answer":"Pravda"},{"Category":"OH, \"BOY\"","Question":"In this 2002 film, single guy Hugh Grant's life is changed by a 12-year old","Answer":"About a Boy"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"Milan Kundera's \"Immortality\" read in this, its original language, may be unbearably light reading","Answer":"Czech"},{"Category":"WHO PLAYED 'EM","Question":"2004: Cady Heron, who loves & hates the \"Mean Girls\" at her high school","Answer":"Lohan"},{"Category":"CONGRESSIONAL MISDEMEANORS","Question":"In 1811 Senator Thomas Pickering was censured for reading aloud from secret documents about this purchase","Answer":"Louisiana"},{"Category":"OH, \"BOY\"","Question":"Viiolinist-turned-boxer Joe Bonaparte dies in a car crash at the end of this tragic Odets play","Answer":"Golden Boy"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"Goethe called him Faust; Marlowe dubbed him this","Answer":"Dr. Faustus"},{"Category":"WHO PLAYED 'EM","Question":"2004: Sirius Black, the prisioner of Azkaban","Answer":"Gary Oldman"},{"Category":"CONGRESSIONAL MISDEMEANORS","Question":"In 1921 Congress censured Rep. Thomas Blanton for inserting \"obscene matter\" into this publication","Answer":"the Congressional Record"},{"Category":"I READ THE NEWS TODAY","Question":"At the time JFK was shot, Jack Ruby was placing some ads in this \"morning\" publication","Answer":"the Dallas Morning News"},{"Category":"OH, \"BOY\"","Question":"This law states that at a constant temp., the volume of a gas in inversely proportional to the pressure","Answer":"Boyle's"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"Completes the title of Eldridge Cleaver's 1968 memoir \"Soul on...\"","Answer":"Ice"},{"Category":"WHO PLAYED 'EM","Question":"1999 & 2002: Mini-Me","Answer":"Verne Troyer"},{"Category":"CONGRESSIONAL MISDEMEANORS","Question":"Senator Benjamin Tappan was censured in 1844 for leaking information about the annexation of this to the Union","Answer":"Texas"},{"Category":"I READ THE NEWS TODAY","Question":"Florida's highest circulation newspaper is this Gulf Coast city's Times, with about 350,000 daily copies sold","Answer":"St. Petersburg"},{"Category":"OH, \"BOY\"","Question":"The Marine Corps' \"Black Sheep\" squadron was commanded this famed major","Answer":"Pappy Boyington"},{"Category":"MUSICAL THEATER","Question":"In Act II of this musical, an election victory is announced \"on the balcony of the Casa Rosada\"","Answer":"Evita"},{"Category":"WORLD CITIES","Question":"From Bei Hai Park in this city, pass the Great Hall of the People, bear left, & then it's straight on to Mao's mausoleum","Answer":"Beijing"},{"Category":"SHOTS HEARD AROUND THE WORLD","Question":"His \"called shot\" home run off Charlie Root in the 1932 World Series is baseball legend","Answer":"Babe Ruth"},{"Category":"MODES OF TRANSPORT","Question":"3 types of these are rescue trucks, pumpers & ladder trucks","Answer":"fire trucks"},{"Category":"TIME TO GET SIMON-IZED","Question":"His autobiography was called \"I Don't Mean To Be Rude, But...\"","Answer":"Simon Cowell"},{"Category":"ON THE STAGE","Question":"Title of a Jonathan Larson musical, or what the East Village residents in it have trouble coming up with","Answer":"Rent"},{"Category":"ON THE \"WAR\"PATH","Question":"Pop art poster boy who was famous much longer than 15 minutes","Answer":"Andy Warhol"},{"Category":"WORLD CITIES","Question":"This Sudanese capital lies on a narrow piece of land bounded by the White & Blue Nile Rivers","Answer":"Khartoum"},{"Category":"SHOTS HEARD AROUND THE WORLD","Question":"Maybe...Yes, sir! Nailing an 11-foot putt on 17 helped seal the 1986 Masters for this Golden Bear","Answer":"Jack Nicklaus"},{"Category":"MODES OF TRANSPORT","Question":"The Triton was the first one of these to travel around the world underwater","Answer":"asubmarine"},{"Category":"TIME TO GET SIMON-IZED","Question":"He was \"Feelin' Groovy\" as an Illinois senator from 1985 to 1997","Answer":"Paul Simon"},{"Category":"ON THE STAGE","Question":"On Skid Row, love blooms for Seymour while Audrey II has a feeding frenzy in this play","Answer":"Little Shop of Horrors"},{"Category":"ON THE \"WAR\"PATH","Question":"Homeothermic, like mammals","Answer":"warm-blooded"},{"Category":"WORLD CITIES","Question":"The Tsarina's Stone is the oldest monument in this city that was made Finland's capital by Russian insistence","Answer":"Helsinki"},{"Category":"SHOTS HEARD AROUND THE WORLD","Question":"His prestidigitation (or in this case a \"Jr. Skyhook\") won Game 4 of the 1987 NBA Finals for the Lakers","Answer":"Magic Johnson"},{"Category":"MODES OF TRANSPORT","Question":"These ships were nicknamed \"blubber ships\"","Answer":"whaling ships"},{"Category":"TIME TO GET SIMON-IZED","Question":"In an 1852 novel, he's the plantation owner & slave master","Answer":"Simon Legree"},{"Category":"ON THE STAGE","Question":"Their first commission was \"Thespis\" for London's Gaiety Theatre in 1871","Answer":"Gilbert & Sullivan"},{"Category":"ON THE \"WAR\"PATH","Question":"In Super Bowl XXXIV, this Rams QB passed for a record 414 yards, beating Joe Montana's record by 57 yards","Answer":"Kurt Warner"},{"Category":"WORLD CITIES","Question":"This Caribbean island's capital, Fort-de-France, lies about 15 miles southeast of Mt. Pelee volcano","Answer":"Martinique"},{"Category":"SHOTS HEARD AROUND THE WORLD","Question":"In 1994 this 45-year-old won the title with a 1-2 punch that sent Michael Moorer to Horizontal Land","Answer":"George Foreman"},{"Category":"MODES OF TRANSPORT","Question":"This nickname for early cars pointed out that they were not pulled by equines","Answer":"horseless carriages"},{"Category":"TIME TO GET SIMON-IZED","Question":"This playwright won a Pulitzer in 1991 with \"Lost in Yonkers\"","Answer":"Neil Simon"},{"Category":"ON THE STAGE","Question":"This playwright hit the right note with \"Amadeus\" & then horsed around with \"Equus\"","Answer":"Peter Shaffer"},{"Category":"ON THE \"WAR\"PATH","Question":"The 14th Chief Justice of the United States","Answer":"Earl Warren"},{"Category":"WORLD CITIES","Question":"Construction began on this German city's Gothic cathedral near the Rhine in 1248 & lasted 632 years","Answer":"Cologne"},{"Category":"SHOTS HEARD AROUND THE WORLD","Question":"In 1999 she wasn't shirtless in Seattle but rather in Pasadena after her kick won the Women's World Cup for the U.S.","Answer":"Brandi Chastain"},{"Category":"MODES OF TRANSPORT","Question":"He named the first Bell X-1 rocket plane for his wife, Glennis","Answer":"Chuck Yeager"},{"Category":"TIME TO GET SIMON-IZED","Question":"He was the head of Vienna's Jewish Documentation Center from 1961 to 2003","Answer":"Simon Wiesenthal"},{"Category":"ON THE STAGE","Question":"All the original B'way cast, except Diane Keaton, bared all in a group nude scene in this musical about hippies","Answer":"Hair"},{"Category":"ON THE \"WAR\"PATH","Question":"In response to NATO, Eastern European nations including Poland & the USSR signed this 1955 treaty","Answer":"the Warsaw Pact"},{"Category":"GENERAL SCIENCE","Question":"This alliterative event happened 14 billion years ago","Answer":"the Big Bang"},{"Category":"GET YOUR MOVIE FACTS STRAIGHT","Question":"Peter Fonda was in \"Ulee's Gold\"; \"Fool's Gold\" stars this daughter of Goldie Hawn","Answer":"Kate Hudson"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN PHRASES","Question":"In this play, Casca says Cicero's speech \"was Greek to me\"","Answer":"Julius Caesar"},{"Category":"A WHITE CATEGORY","Question":"The London district of Whitechapel is associated with this infamous killer","Answer":"Jack the Ripper"},{"Category":"MAMMALS","Question":"It makes sense that these proud & powerful mammals live in groups called prides","Answer":"lions"},{"Category":"\"T\" TIME","Question":"Lay-deez annnd gentlemen! To \"walk\" this slender item means to tread carefully","Answer":"tightrope"},{"Category":"GENERAL SCIENCE","Question":"A hydrate contains this compound weakly bound in its crystals","Answer":"water"},{"Category":"GET YOUR MOVIE FACTS STRAIGHT","Question":"\"First Blood\" was a Rambo movie; this 2007 film had Daniel Day-Lewis searching for oil","Answer":"There Will Be Blood"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN PHRASES","Question":"\"She speaks yet she says nothing\", pines one character for his unattainable love in this tragedy","Answer":"Romeo & Juliet"},{"Category":"A WHITE CATEGORY","Question":"The mass of a typical one of these stars is about 70% that of the sun","Answer":"white dwarf"},{"Category":"MAMMALS","Question":"Common in Dixie, a razorback is a wild one of these","Answer":"hog"},{"Category":"\"T\" TIME","Question":"Left pinky makes \"A\" & right index makes \"J\" in this activity","Answer":"typing"},{"Category":"GENERAL SCIENCE","Question":"Of the 3 main classes of rock, this one is further divided into plutonic & volcanic types","Answer":"igneous"},{"Category":"GET YOUR MOVIE FACTS STRAIGHT","Question":"Ian McKellen was Gandalf in \"LOTR\"; Ian McEwan wrote the novel on which this 2007 Keira Knightley film was based","Answer":"Atonement"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN PHRASES","Question":"It was actually Christopher Sly, not Kate, who says, \"I'll not budge an inch\" in this comedy","Answer":"The Taming of the Shrew"},{"Category":"MAMMALS","Question":"The name of this order of mammals comes from the Latin verb \"rodere\", meaning to gnaw","Answer":"rodent"},{"Category":"\"T\" TIME","Question":"A synonym for \"journey\", it's also an upper-crust nickname for a guy with Roman numeral III in his name","Answer":"trip"},{"Category":"GENERAL SCIENCE","Question":"The IRAS telescope, which revealed 5 new comets, made its observations in this part of the light spectrum","Answer":"infra-red"},{"Category":"GET YOUR MOVIE FACTS STRAIGHT","Question":"\"North Country\" starred Charlize Theron; \"No Country for Old Men\" featured this Spaniard as a relentless killer","Answer":"Javier Bardem"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN PHRASES","Question":"A wife tries to console her husband in this tragedy by telling him, \"What's done is done\"","Answer":"Macbeth"},{"Category":"A WHITE CATEGORY","Question":"This black & white dairy cow originated in an area of Holland","Answer":"Holstein"},{"Category":"MAMMALS","Question":"The giant species of this \"armor-plated\" animal has more teeth than any other land mammal","Answer":"armadillo"},{"Category":"GENERAL SCIENCE","Question":"This branch of medicine is devoted to the care & diseases of the elderly","Answer":"geriatrics"},{"Category":"GET YOUR MOVIE FACTS STRAIGHT","Question":"Everyone knows the \"Chronicles of Narnia\"; this 2008 film \"Chronicles\" the Grace family stumbling onto a world of fairies","Answer":"The Spiderwick Chronicles"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN PHRASES","Question":"In this comedy, Thurio says to Valentine, \"If you spend word for word with me, I shall make your wit bankrupt\"","Answer":"The Two Gentlemen of Verona"},{"Category":"A WHITE CATEGORY","Question":"Anne Catherick is all dressed up as the title character of this Wilkie Collins novel","Answer":"The Woman in White"},{"Category":"MAMMALS","Question":"The African & Sumatran species of this animal have 2 horns; the Indian & Javan species have one","Answer":"rhinoceros"},{"Category":"CHILDREN'S AUTHORS","Question":"In 1896 he said his mother had lost her childhood at 8; he \"knew a time would come when I also must give up the games\"","Answer":"J.M. Barrie"},{"Category":"U.S. PORT CITIES","Question":"Pull into this port city & you'll find Fort Sumter guarding its harbor","Answer":"Charleston"},{"Category":"HOLLYWOOD LEFTIES","Question":"Tom Cruise jumped up & down on this left-hander's couch","Answer":"Oprah Winfrey"},{"Category":"ARTS & CRAFTS","Question":"It's the oven or furnace in which pottery is fired","Answer":"a kiln"},{"Category":"QUOTATIONS","Question":"John Kenneth Galbraith said these \"are indispensable when you don't want to do anything\"--there's one in the boardroom at 2:30","Answer":"meetings"},{"Category":"HEY, \"BABY\"","Question":"Smallest form of a large piano","Answer":"a baby grand"},{"Category":"AFRICAN-AMERICANA","Question":"In 1964 Martin Luther King became the first African American named this magazine's \"Man of the Year\"","Answer":"Time"},{"Category":"U.S. PORT CITIES","Question":"Among the busiest ports with \"port\" in their names are Port Everglades in Florida & Port Arthur in this state","Answer":"Texas"},{"Category":"HOLLYWOOD LEFTIES","Question":"This left-handed honey socked it to 'em on \"Laugh-In\" in the 1960s & as Private Benjamin in the 1980s","Answer":"Goldie Hawn"},{"Category":"ARTS & CRAFTS","Question":"A mosaic needs this mortar between the pieces, just like in a tiled bathroom","Answer":"grout"},{"Category":"QUOTATIONS","Question":"Antoine de Rivarol said, \"What is not clear is not\" this language","Answer":"French"},{"Category":"AFRICAN-AMERICANA","Question":"Frederick Douglass said this political party was the ship & everything else was the ocean","Answer":"the Republican Party"},{"Category":"HOLLYWOOD LEFTIES","Question":"We gotta hand it to this left-handed actress for winning an Oscar for \"Erin Brockovich\"","Answer":"Julia Roberts"},{"Category":"ARTS & CRAFTS","Question":"In this craft, you may use corn husks for the core & raffia for the binder","Answer":"basket weaving"},{"Category":"QUOTATIONS","Question":"In a saying attributed to the Duke of Wellington, this battle \"was won on the playing fields of Eton\"","Answer":"Waterloo"},{"Category":"HEY, \"BABY\"","Question":"Nickname of Haiti's Jean-Claude Duvalier","Answer":"\"Baby Doc\""},{"Category":"AFRICAN-AMERICANA","Question":"This military man won the NAACP's Spingarn Medal for 1991","Answer":"Colin Powell"},{"Category":"U.S. PORT CITIES","Question":"By containers handled, Los Angeles is the busiest U.S. port; the second-busiest is in this city just a few miles south","Answer":"Long Beach"},{"Category":"HOLLYWOOD LEFTIES","Question":"The Brad jumped the Jen for this left-handed hottie","Answer":"Angelina Jolie"},{"Category":"QUOTATIONS","Question":"Jean-Luc Godard said, \"Photography is truth, and\" this \"is truth 24 times a second\"","Answer":"film"},{"Category":"HEY, \"BABY\"","Question":"This sticky figure of folklore gave its name to a Toni Morrison novel","Answer":"the tar baby"},{"Category":"AFRICAN-AMERICANA","Question":"This southern city's convention center is named for Ernest Morial, the city's first African-American mayor","Answer":"New Orleans"},{"Category":"U.S. PORT CITIES","Question":"Among the top 40 busiest ports in the U.S. are these Northeast & Northwest cities with the same name","Answer":"Portland"},{"Category":"HOLLYWOOD LEFTIES","Question":"This left-handed lady was positively \"Bewitching\" in a 2005 Nora Ephron film","Answer":"Nicole Kidman"},{"Category":"ARTS & CRAFTS","Question":"The name of this knotty craft comes from a word that means \"embroidered veil\"","Answer":"macramé"},{"Category":"QUOTATIONS","Question":"\"Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori\", wrote Horace, \"It is a sweet and seemly thing to die for\" this","Answer":"one's country"},{"Category":"AFRICAN-AMERICANA","Question":"Mari Evans adapted this Zora Neale Hurston work as a musical titled \"Eyes\"","Answer":"Their Eyes Were Watching God"},{"Category":"TV DRAMAS BY EPISODE","Question":"\"Custom K.I.T.T.\"","Answer":"Knight Rider"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTURE","Question":"A kite winder is the central of 3 winders that help make a 90-degree turn in a flight of these","Answer":"stairs"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL STATE THINGS","Question":"This state insect of Vermont is just as sweet as its state tree the sugar maple","Answer":"the honey bee"},{"Category":"MY NAME IS EARL WARREN","Question":"In Reynolds v. Sims I said that representation in legislatures must be based mostly on population: one man, one this","Answer":"vote"},{"Category":"I JUST LIKE SAYING THESE WORDS","Question":"As I reflect on the word \"genuflect\", I remember it means to bend this","Answer":"one's knee"},{"Category":"ROYAL BRITANNIA","Question":"In 1707 her title changed to Queen of Great Britain & Ireland (it used to be Queen of England, Scotland & Ireland)","Answer":"Queen Anne"},{"Category":"TV DRAMAS BY EPISODE","Question":"\"Angels in Chains\"","Answer":"Charlie's Angels"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTURE","Question":"This 6-letter part of a house is also called an eaves trough","Answer":"gutter"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL STATE THINGS","Question":"Who was that masked animal? Oklahoma's official state furbearer, that's who","Answer":"a raccoon"},{"Category":"MY NAME IS EARL WARREN","Question":"I am interred at this national cemetery","Answer":"Arlington"},{"Category":"I JUST LIKE SAYING THESE WORDS","Question":"Alfred E. Neuman could tell you that a fernticle is another name for one of these on the surface of the skin","Answer":"a freckle"},{"Category":"TV DRAMAS BY EPISODE","Question":"\"Warrior... Princess... Tramp\"","Answer":"Xena Warrior Princess"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTURE","Question":"The Coonley Estate & the Robie House are examples of this midwestern style created by Frank Lloyd Wright","Answer":"the Prairie Style"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL STATE THINGS","Question":"Hot-cha-cha! New Mexico's official state question is \"red or\" this?","Answer":"green"},{"Category":"MY NAME IS EARL WARREN","Question":"I was a 3-term governor of this state, 1943-1953","Answer":"California"},{"Category":"I JUST LIKE SAYING THESE WORDS","Question":"To lapidate someone is to execute him by this method","Answer":"stoning"},{"Category":"ROYAL BRITANNIA","Question":"He succeeded his mother & was succeeded in 1910 by his son George V","Answer":"Edward VII"},{"Category":"TV DRAMAS BY EPISODE","Question":"\"The Path to the Black Lodge\"","Answer":"Twin Peaks"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTURE","Question":"In the English bond style, these are laid in alternate courses of headers & stretchers","Answer":"bricks"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL STATE THINGS","Question":"Florida's state shell is the \"horse\" type of this (Wow! I can hear the ocean!)","Answer":"a conch"},{"Category":"MY NAME IS EARL WARREN","Question":"On June 23, 1969 I swore in this man as Chief Justice of the U.S.","Answer":"Warren Burger"},{"Category":"I JUST LIKE SAYING THESE WORDS","Question":"Used to mean a vulnerable weak point in an enemy's defenses, it means the lower abdomen","Answer":"underbelly"},{"Category":"TV DRAMAS BY EPISODE","Question":"\"I, Borg\"","Answer":"Star Trek: The Next Generation"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTURE","Question":"From 1617 to 1642 everyone was keeping up with this Jones, surveyor of works to the British Crown","Answer":"Inigo"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL STATE THINGS","Question":"Extinct? You bet. But this \"3-lobed\" arthropod has crawled into history as Wisconsin's state fossil","Answer":"trilobite"},{"Category":"MY NAME IS EARL WARREN","Question":"I ruled that public school segregation was unconstitutional in this landmark 1954 case","Answer":"Brown v. Board of Education"},{"Category":"I JUST LIKE SAYING THESE WORDS","Question":"Enjoy this $2000 quanswer--see, I'm one of these, a creator of new words","Answer":"neologist"},{"Category":"AMERICAN LITERATURE","Question":"An epigraph he used on one story says, \"our hearts though stout and brave, still, like muffled drums are beating\"","Answer":"Edgar Allan Poe"},{"Category":"SUPERHEROES","Question":"In a 2002 movie this hero got an upside-down kiss from Mary Jane","Answer":"Spider-Man"},{"Category":"KIDS IN BOOKS","Question":"Based on a real child, a kid named Christopher Robin hangs out with this literary bear","Answer":"Winnie the Pooh"},{"Category":"GUINNESS RECORDS","Question":"In February 1999 Maine residents built a 10-story one of these named Angus; he melted 15 weeks later","Answer":"snowman"},{"Category":"BRAND NAMES","Question":"It's the rhyming name of a brand of pretzels made by Frito-Lay","Answer":"Rold Gold"},{"Category":"THE 1990s","Question":"Pierce Brosnan played this superspy for the first time in \"GoldenEye\"","Answer":"James Bond"},{"Category":"A TRIP TO OUTER SPACE","Question":"The mission of the Apollo space program of the 1960s & '70s was to land men on this celestial body","Answer":"the moon"},{"Category":"SUPERHEROES","Question":"For a while the Hulk was gray, but now he's this color","Answer":"green"},{"Category":"KIDS IN BOOKS","Question":"This collie was the faithful friend of a kid named Joe in a book by British novelist Eric Knight","Answer":"Lassie"},{"Category":"GUINNESS RECORDS","Question":"9,360 graham crackers, 9,312 marshmallows & 4,128 chocolate bars went into one of these made at a campground","Answer":"s'more"},{"Category":"BRAND NAMES","Question":"Reynolds Guyer, inventor of Twister, also created the 4-inch foam ball later sold under this brand name","Answer":"Nerf ball"},{"Category":"THE 1990s","Question":"Jacques Chirac of the Rally for the Republic Party won a 7-year term as this country's president","Answer":"France"},{"Category":"A TRIP TO OUTER SPACE","Question":"This planet's famous rings were first seen by the Italian scientist Galileo in 1610","Answer":"Saturn"},{"Category":"SUPERHEROES","Question":"In a 1940 comic book Batman & this sidekick take an undying oath to fight crime & corruption","Answer":"Robin"},{"Category":"KIDS IN BOOKS","Question":"Mowgli is the human kid hanging out in the woods with wolves & tigers in this Rudyard Kipling \"Book\"","Answer":"\"The Jungle Book\""},{"Category":"GUINNESS RECORDS","Question":"He holds the record for all-time career earnings on the U.S. PGA circuit (over $26 million from 1996 to 2001)","Answer":"Tiger Woods"},{"Category":"BRAND NAMES","Question":"\"Share Moments, Share Life\" is a slogan of this brand of film & cameras","Answer":"Kodak"},{"Category":"THE 1990s","Question":"In 1997 the Marlins won the Major League, Mexico the Little League & LSU the college version of this event","Answer":"the World Series"},{"Category":"A TRIP TO OUTER SPACE","Question":"Kohoutek, Shoemaker-Levy & Halley's are all names for these astronomic objects","Answer":"comets"},{"Category":"SUPERHEROES","Question":"The dude seen here is the \"Silver\" one of this type of athletes","Answer":"surfers"},{"Category":"KIDS IN BOOKS","Question":"She's Beezus Quimby's pesky young sister","Answer":"Ramona"},{"Category":"GUINNESS RECORDS","Question":"The largest mammal is the blue type of this; it also has the largest offspring, with 4,400-6,600 pound newborns","Answer":"whale"},{"Category":"BRAND NAMES","Question":"This athletic brand is named for the Greek goddess of victory","Answer":"Nike"},{"Category":"THE 1990s","Question":"On 2 votes, the House of Representatives did this to President Clinton on Dec. 19, 1998","Answer":"impeached him"},{"Category":"A TRIP TO OUTER SPACE","Question":"Many beautiful images like the one seen here have been given to us by this famous space telescope","Answer":"Hubble Space Telescope"},{"Category":"SUPERHEROES","Question":"When Doug Funnie's in a tough spot, he wears his underwear on the outside & becomes this man","Answer":"Quailman"},{"Category":"KIDS IN BOOKS","Question":"\"The Sword in the Stone\" is a book about a kid who grows up to be this king","Answer":"King Arthur"},{"Category":"GUINNESS RECORDS","Question":"Siberia in this country has had the greatest range in temperatures -- from 98 degrees F. to -90 degrees F.","Answer":"Russia"},{"Category":"BRAND NAMES","Question":"The bird's nest logo of this chocolate brand comes from its founder's coat of arms","Answer":"Nestle"},{"Category":"THE 1990s","Question":"The Persian Gulf War of 1991 was fought mainly in Iraq & this oil-rich nation next door","Answer":"Kuwait"},{"Category":"A TRIP TO OUTER SPACE","Question":"Many astronomers believe the Great Andromeda spiral galaxy has one of these \"dark\" collapsed stars at its center","Answer":"black hole"},{"Category":"STATE CAPITALS","Question":"No beans about it, this capital is the largest city in New England","Answer":"Boston"},{"Category":"AROUND THE APARTMENT BUILDING","Question":"Around July your building's superintendent will be your hero when he fixes the A/C, short for this","Answer":"air conditioning"},{"Category":"TV STARS","Question":"Taylor Negron plays nanny to these twins on \"So Little Time\"","Answer":"the Olsen twins"},{"Category":"ELEMENT-ARY SCHOOL","Question":"One of the noble gases, it's the lightest of all gases after hydrogen","Answer":"helium"},{"Category":"ABRAHAM LINCOLN","Question":"It was an 11-year-old girl who first suggested that Lincoln do this to improve his appearance","Answer":"grow a beard"},{"Category":"ATTACK OF THE THESAURUS","Question":"Outsmart or outwit someone & you also out- this \"sly\" animal them","Answer":"fox"},{"Category":"STATE CAPITALS","Question":"This twin city is the capital of Minnesota","Answer":"St. Paul"},{"Category":"AROUND THE APARTMENT BUILDING","Question":"Be careful not to drop your key down this vertical passage in which the elevator moves up & down","Answer":"shaft"},{"Category":"TV STARS","Question":"Coming to TV in 2002, this star of an Oscar-nominated movie was once known as Johnny Quasar","Answer":"Jimmy Neutron"},{"Category":"ELEMENT-ARY SCHOOL","Question":"This element is essential for the clotting of blood, as well as healthy teeth & bones","Answer":"calcium"},{"Category":"ABRAHAM LINCOLN","Question":"This speech that Lincoln delivered on a battlefield in 1863 lasted only 2 minutes but its impact was huge","Answer":"the Gettysburg Address"},{"Category":"ATTACK OF THE THESAURUS","Question":"In kiddy lit Jack didn't kill the titan or the colossus, he killed this","Answer":"the giant"},{"Category":"STATE CAPITALS","Question":"It's nicknamed the \"Center of the Pineapple Industry\"","Answer":"Honolulu"},{"Category":"AROUND THE APARTMENT BUILDING","Question":"(Sofia of the Clue Crew) You can save lives & earn firemen's gratitude if you keep this in good working order","Answer":"smoke detector"},{"Category":"TV STARS","Question":"Putting the Goth in \"American Gothic\", this rocker & his family starred in a hit MTV reality show in 2002","Answer":"Ozzy Osbourne"},{"Category":"ELEMENT-ARY SCHOOL","Question":"Diamonds & graphite are both forms of this element","Answer":"carbon"},{"Category":"ABRAHAM LINCOLN","Question":"Illinois is the \"Land of Lincoln\", but the birthplace of Lincoln is this state just to the south","Answer":"Kentucky"},{"Category":"ATTACK OF THE THESAURUS","Question":"I cannot tell a prevarication: it has this 3-letter synonym","Answer":"lie"},{"Category":"STATE CAPITALS","Question":"A 150-foot-high battle monument in this New Jersey capital marks the site of a famous Revolutionary War battle","Answer":"Trenton"},{"Category":"AROUND THE APARTMENT BUILDING","Question":"These common, crawly apartment insects have German, brown-banded & American species","Answer":"cockroaches"},{"Category":"TV STARS","Question":"Inspired by Sydney, her character on \"Alias\", this actress enjoys kickboxing","Answer":"Jennifer Garner"},{"Category":"ELEMENT-ARY SCHOOL","Question":"Bananas are an excellent source of this element whose symbol is K","Answer":"potassium"},{"Category":"ABRAHAM LINCOLN","Question":"In April 1865 while attending a play at this man's theater, Lincoln was shot by John Wilkes Booth","Answer":"Ford's Theatre"},{"Category":"STATE CAPITALS","Question":"Every Memorial Day weekend, this city hosts its famous 500 auto race","Answer":"Indianapolis"},{"Category":"AROUND THE APARTMENT BUILDING","Question":"When painting a room, put this on as the first coat; it's spelled like a book that teaches reading","Answer":"primer"},{"Category":"TV STARS","Question":"In 2001 this actress, Borg babe Seven of Nine on \"Voyager\", joined the cast of \"Boston Public\"","Answer":"Jeri Ryan"},{"Category":"ELEMENT-ARY SCHOOL","Question":"This element, Na, combines with chlorine to form ordinary table salt","Answer":"sodium"},{"Category":"ABRAHAM LINCOLN","Question":"In the painting seen here, Lincoln is reading this historic document that led to the end of slavery","Answer":"the Emancipation Proclamation"},{"Category":"ON THE CALENDAR","Question":"In 1974, to save energy, it began in January instead of April & ended on October 27","Answer":"Daylight saving time"},{"Category":"IT COMES WITH THE TERRITORY","Question":"Tokelau, a territory of this country, is over 1,000 miles north of its Noeth Island","Answer":"New Zealand"},{"Category":"DISNEY VILLAINS","Question":"Jafar","Answer":"Aladdin"},{"Category":"A BUNCH OF \"GREAT\" LEADERS","Question":"His forces defeated the Persian Army under Darius III in 333 B.C.","Answer":"Alexander the Great"},{"Category":"PULL","Question":"You \"pull a few\" of these to get a favor done","Answer":"Strings"},{"Category":"SHIRLEY","Question":"This Oscar winner played the matriarch of the Partridge Family","Answer":"Shirley Jones"},{"Category":"YOU MUST BE JOKING","Question":"Steven Wright joked, \"I put instant coffee in\" this type of \"oven and nearly went back in time\"","Answer":"Microwave"},{"Category":"IT COMES WITH THE TERRITORY","Question":"In 1896 George Carmack, Skookum Jim & Tagish Charlie found gold in this territory","Answer":"Yukon Territory"},{"Category":"DISNEY VILLAINS","Question":"Ursula","Answer":"The Little Mermaid"},{"Category":"A BUNCH OF \"GREAT\" LEADERS","Question":"In the 18th century she founded a medical college & the first Russian school for girls","Answer":"Catherine the Great"},{"Category":"PULL","Question":"From the idea of breaking camp comes this phrase for moving on","Answer":"Pull up stakes"},{"Category":"SHIRLEY","Question":"She played Shirley Feeney on \"Laverne & Shirley\"","Answer":"Cindy Williams"},{"Category":"YOU MUST BE JOKING","Question":"It's the classic response to the request \"Call me a cab!\"","Answer":"\"OK, you're a cab!\""},{"Category":"IT COMES WITH THE TERRITORY","Question":"In 1858 the British established this type of colony on India's Andaman Islands","Answer":"Penal colony"},{"Category":"DISNEY VILLAINS","Question":"Scar","Answer":"The Lion King"},{"Category":"A BUNCH OF \"GREAT\" LEADERS","Question":"This 9th century king of Wessex repeatedly repelled the Danes with great success","Answer":"Alfred the Great"},{"Category":"PULL","Question":"Since the 8th century, it's what churchmen have pulled to ring their bells","Answer":"Ropes"},{"Category":"SHIRLEY","Question":"Shirley Manson is the lead singer of this \"trashy\" alternative band","Answer":"Garbage"},{"Category":"YOU MUST BE JOKING","Question":"When this gastropod in a shell rode on the turtle's back, it said, \"Whee!\"","Answer":"Snail"},{"Category":"IT COMES WITH THE TERRITORY","Question":"The price paid for these Caribbean islands in 1917 was $25 million, over 3 times what Alaska cost","Answer":"Virgin Islands"},{"Category":"DISNEY VILLAINS","Question":"Clayton","Answer":"Tarzan"},{"Category":"A BUNCH OF \"GREAT\" LEADERS","Question":"From 1682 to 1689 he shared the throne with his half-brother Ivan V","Answer":"Peter the Great"},{"Category":"PULL","Question":"Word on the 2 buttons that preceded this one: (Curly in a \"Three Stooges\" clip showing a button marked \"Pull\")","Answer":"Press"},{"Category":"SHIRLEY","Question":"The 1999 movie \"The Haunting\" was based on her novel \"The Haunting of Hill House\"","Answer":"Shirley Jackson"},{"Category":"YOU MUST BE JOKING","Question":"When singing \"The Star-Spangled Banner\", Pavarotti & Domingo could change the first line to this for Mr. Carreras","Answer":"Jose, can you see by the dawn's early light"},{"Category":"IT COMES WITH THE TERRITORY","Question":"Australia has an uninhabited territory named for this sea off its northeast coast","Answer":"Coral Sea"},{"Category":"DISNEY VILLAINS","Question":"Kaa & Shere Khan","Answer":"The Jungle Book"},{"Category":"A BUNCH OF \"GREAT\" LEADERS","Question":"During the Seven Years' War, this king gained great military prestige & land for Prussia","Answer":"Frederick the Great"},{"Category":"PULL","Question":"Ermal Fraze holds the 1963 patent for part of the \"tear strip opener\" better known to pop drinkers as this","Answer":"Pull tab"},{"Category":"SHIRLEY","Question":"\"Moonraker\" is one of the 3 James Bond movies that have featured her singing over the title sequence","Answer":"Shirley Bassey"},{"Category":"YOU MUST BE JOKING","Question":"Completes Groucho's \"One morning I shot an elephant in my pajamas...\"","Answer":"\"How he got in my pajamas, I'll never know!\""},{"Category":"FUN WITH OPERA","Question":"Pride! Envy! Gluttony! Lust! All that & more are dramatized in a 1933 opera named for this septet of vices","Answer":"\"The Seven Deadly Sins\""},{"Category":"AUDIO BOOKS","Question":"Julie Harris reads the diary this girl wrote while in hiding in WWII Amsterdam","Answer":"Anne Frank"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"He was \"X\"-static when the first \"X-Files\" episode he directed aired 1 day after the birth of his baby.","Answer":"David Duchovny"},{"Category":"CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY","Question":"While studying at Cambridge in the late 1960s, this prince showed a flair for acting in comedy revues","Answer":"Prince Charles"},{"Category":"LITERARY EPITAPHS","Question":"Beloved father of Cordelia, less beloved father of Goneril & Regan","Answer":"King Lear"},{"Category":"\"CAR\" PARK","Question":"Title of Oliver Goldsmith's title man \"of Wakefield\"","Answer":"The Vicar"},{"Category":"FUN WITH OPERA","Question":"Of a woman, an evil twin or a circus ape, what Sir Edgar's nephew turns out to be in \"Der Junge Lord\"","Answer":"A circus ape"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"This sitcom's last show of the '98-'99 season ended with the cast singing & dancing to \"Brotherhood of Man\"","Answer":"The Drew Carey Show"},{"Category":"CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY","Question":"This Tudor king founded Cambridge's Trinity College in 1546","Answer":"Henry VIII"},{"Category":"LITERARY EPITAPHS","Question":"\"Run\", \"Redux\", \"Rich\", finally \"At Rest\"","Answer":"Harry \"Rabbit\" Angstrom"},{"Category":"\"CAR\" PARK","Question":"He traveled the Yellow Brick Road","Answer":"Scarecrow"},{"Category":"FUN WITH OPERA","Question":"In \"Susannah\", a Bible-inspired opera, the elders are scandalized when they see the nude Susannah doing this outside","Answer":"Bathing in a creek"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"\"Matlock\" & \"Designing Women\" were both set in this state capital","Answer":"Atlanta"},{"Category":"CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY","Question":"The 2 parts of St. John's college are connected by a copy of this Venetian bridge","Answer":"Bridge of Sighs"},{"Category":"LITERARY EPITAPHS","Question":"Devoted salesman & husband to Linda. \"Attention must be paid.\"","Answer":"Willy Loman"},{"Category":"FUN WITH OPERA","Question":"Lord Lechery, Madam Wanton & Madam Bubble are all characters in the 1951 opera based on this John Bunyan work","Answer":"\"Pilgrim's Progress\""},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"\"Cosmetic\" name of the magazine that's the focus of \"Just Shoot Me\", or what its racier episodes may make you do","Answer":"Blush"},{"Category":"CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY","Question":"This author of \"Vanity Fair\" studied at Cambridge but left without a degree","Answer":"William Makepeace Thackeray"},{"Category":"LITERARY EPITAPHS","Question":"Fondly remembered by the boys of The Brookfield School. Goodbye...","Answer":"Mr. Chips"},{"Category":"\"CAR\" PARK","Question":"In this casino game the winner is the one whose hand totals closest to 9","Answer":"Baccarat"},{"Category":"FUN WITH OPERA","Question":"A singing sofa & a chorus of frogs are featured in \"L'Enfant et les Sortileges\" by this \"Bolero\" composer","Answer":"Maurice Ravel"},{"Category":"TELEVISION","Question":"Like Burton & Taylor, Billy Zane & Leonor Varela had a romance when they played these lovers (in a 1999 miniseries)","Answer":"Antony & Cleopatra"},{"Category":"CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY","Question":"This great Flemish artist's \"Adoration of the Magi\" adorns King's College chapel","Answer":"Peter Paul Rubens"},{"Category":"LITERARY EPITAPHS","Question":"Died on safari after a short happy life. Placed here by his wife","Answer":"Francis Macomber"},{"Category":"\"CAR\" PARK","Question":"It's a swine-like hoofed animal of the Western Hemisphere","Answer":"Peccary"},{"Category":"FAMOUS WEDDINGS","Question":"In 1998 a 61-year-old piece of this couple's wedding cake sold for $26,000 at Sotheby's","Answer":"The Duke of Windsor& Wallis Simpson"},{"Category":"NICKNAMES","Question":"\"The Father of Pennsylvania\"","Answer":"William Penn"},{"Category":"SONG LYRICS","Question":"Evita sang, \"Don't\" do this \"for me Argentina -- the truth is I never left you\"","Answer":"Cry"},{"Category":"TRANSPORTATION","Question":"In 1830 England's Manchester & Liverpool Railway became the 1st to have all trains powered by this","Answer":"Steam"},{"Category":"CITY FLAGS","Question":"This Spanish mission & a star are depicted on San Antonio's flag","Answer":"The Alamo"},{"Category":"FANTASTIC FILMS","Question":"Marty McFly traveled back to 1955 in a souped-up DeLorean in this 1985 film","Answer":"\"Back To The Future\""},{"Category":"\"TABLE\"S","Question":"Ping-Pong","Answer":"Table Tennis"},{"Category":"NICKNAMES","Question":"\"The King of Ragtime\"","Answer":"Scott Joplin"},{"Category":"SONG LYRICS","Question":"When he's \"Hoppin' down the bunny trail, hippity hoppin' Easter's on its way\"","Answer":"Peter Cottontail"},{"Category":"TRANSPORTATION","Question":"This light Russian sleigh is pulled by 3 horses","Answer":"Troika"},{"Category":"CITY FLAGS","Question":"The 4 stars appearing on this city's flag stand for Fort Dearborn, a fire & 2 World's Fairs","Answer":"Chicago"},{"Category":"FANTASTIC FILMS","Question":"This huge creature 1st waddled through Tokyo & its suburbs in 1956","Answer":"Godzilla"},{"Category":"\"TABLE\"S","Question":"A menu for the subject matter of a book usually placed before the text","Answer":"Table of Contents"},{"Category":"NICKNAMES","Question":"\"Schnozzola\"","Answer":"Jimmy Durante"},{"Category":"SONG LYRICS","Question":"The woman who \"cries the whole night long; he was my man but he done me wrong' \"","Answer":"Frankie"},{"Category":"TRANSPORTATION","Question":"The 1st of these high-speed German highways was opened between Cologne & Bonn in 1932","Answer":"Autobahn"},{"Category":"CITY FLAGS","Question":"The Y-shaped design on this city's flag represents the convergence of the Mississippi & Missouri rivers","Answer":"St. Louis"},{"Category":"FANTASTIC FILMS","Question":"Steve Martin is a scientist who falls in love with a brain -- hence this title","Answer":"\"The Man With Two Brains\""},{"Category":"\"TABLE\"S","Question":"Moving around a restaurant to hobnob & exchange gossip with friends & acquaintances","Answer":"Table Hopping"},{"Category":"NICKNAMES","Question":"\"The Handcuff King\"","Answer":"Harry Houdini"},{"Category":"SONG LYRICS","Question":"\"When I dream about the moonlight on\" this river, \"then I long for my Indiana home\"","Answer":"The Wabash"},{"Category":"TRANSPORTATION","Question":"Smaller than a junk, this Oriental boat usually has a cabin with a roof made of mats","Answer":"Sampan"},{"Category":"CITY FLAGS","Question":"A steamboat & a cotton plant appear on this Tennessee's city flag","Answer":"Memphis"},{"Category":"FANTASTIC FILMS","Question":"Means by which Jack the Ripper & H.G. Wells get to 1970s San Francisco in \"Time After Time\"","Answer":"Time Machine"},{"Category":"\"TABLE\"S","Question":"To reverse the situation & gain the upper hand","Answer":"Turn the Tables"},{"Category":"NICKNAMES","Question":"\"The Belle of Amherst\"","Answer":"Emily Dickinson"},{"Category":"SONG LYRICS","Question":"John Denver's 2-word description of West Virginia in the 1st line of \"Take Me Home, Country Roads\"","Answer":"Almost Heaven"},{"Category":"TRANSPORTATION","Question":"Surprisingly, the Cadillac Motor Car Co. was founded by & originally named for this man","Answer":"Henry Ford"},{"Category":"CITY FLAGS","Question":"Its flag features a pioneer family, a covered wagon & 2 sea gulls","Answer":"Salt Lake City"},{"Category":"FANTASTIC FILMS","Question":"Futuristic S. Kubrick film starring M. McDowell as Alex, a psychopathic gang leader","Answer":"\"A Clockwork Orange\""},{"Category":"\"TABLE\"S","Question":"If you can still walk while your buddy is falling down intoxicated, you have done this to him","Answer":"Drink him under the table"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA","Question":"He was our country's 1st blue-eyed president","Answer":"George Washington"},{"Category":"1984","Question":"After a lengthy hiatus, Garry Trudeau brought this strip back to 810 daily papers","Answer":"\"Doonesbury\""},{"Category":"AMERICAN PLAYS","Question":"\"I'm Not Rappaport\" takes place on a battered bench near the lake in this famous park","Answer":"Central Park"},{"Category":"MAGAZINES","Question":"It's published by Gruner & Jahr, not by mom & dad as its name implies","Answer":"Parents' Magazine"},{"Category":"MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS","Question":"A little larger than the violin, it's the alto or tenor of the family","Answer":"Viola"},{"Category":"CHAIRS","Question":"The French version of a day bed, the chaise longue, literallly means this","Answer":"Long Chair"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA","Question":"He won the presidency with help from a song called \"Grandfather's Hat Fits Ben\"","Answer":"Benjamin Harrison"},{"Category":"1984","Question":"This science fact & fiction writer published his 300th book which he called \"Opus 300\"","Answer":"Isaac Asimov"},{"Category":"AMERICAN PLAYS","Question":"The play in which Amanda says, \"I want you to stay fresh and pretty -- for gentleman callers.\"","Answer":"\"The Glass Menagerie\""},{"Category":"MAGAZINES","Question":"Final Frontier is \"The magazine of\" this kind of \"exploration\"","Answer":"Space"},{"Category":"MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS","Question":"Phil Collins once said, \"Whatever else I am, I'm\" one of these \"first\"","Answer":"A Drummer"},{"Category":"CHAIRS","Question":"A collapsible chair intended for outdoor use, especially aboard a ship","Answer":"Deck Chair"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA","Question":"One of Reagan's last official acts as president was writing a thank-you note to this world leader","Answer":"Margaret Thatcher"},{"Category":"1984","Question":"The Boston Symphony had to pay this actress $100,000 for canceling her contract due to her PLO support","Answer":"Vanessa Redgrave"},{"Category":"AMERICAN PLAYS","Question":"Lee Strasberg played the original peddler in this 1931 play which inspired \"Oklahoma!\"","Answer":"\"Green Grow The Lilacs\""},{"Category":"MAGAZINES","Question":"Comparing itself to People, this magazine says it reaches \"A better class of people\"","Answer":"Us"},{"Category":"MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS","Question":"You insert a roll into this instrument for it to tickle its own ivories","Answer":"Player Piano"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA","Question":"2 of the 7 men who were under 50 years old when they became president","Answer":"Cleveland, Garfield, Grant, JFK, Pierce, Polk & Teddy Roosevelt"},{"Category":"1984","Question":"98% of voters in Pakistan elected this leader killed 4 years later in a plane crash","Answer":"Zia Ul-Haq"},{"Category":"AMERICAN PLAYS","Question":"This playwright dedicated \"A Delicate Balance\" to J. Steinbeck with \"affection and admiration\"","Answer":"Edward Albee"},{"Category":"MAGAZINES","Question":"This magazine's \"Transition\" column features birth, marriage, divorce & death announcements","Answer":"Newsweek"},{"Category":"MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS","Question":"From the Greek \"psallein\", to pluck, we get this plucked type of zither that's mentioned in the Bible","Answer":"Psalterion"},{"Category":"CHAIRS","Question":"Also called a slat-back chair, this chair is named for an object you might climb","Answer":"Ladder-Back Chair"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA","Question":"1 of the 2 presidents who could have used the Pony Express while in office","Answer":"Buchanan & Lincoln"},{"Category":"1984","Question":"In December this founder of est announced that he was giving last of his weekend transformation sessions","Answer":"Werner Erhardt"},{"Category":"AMERICAN PLAYS","Question":"He revised his 1st play, \"Farther Off From Heaven\", & retitled it \"The Dark At The Top Of The Stairs\"","Answer":"William Inge"},{"Category":"MAGAZINES","Question":"This founder of Weight Watchers is a cosulting editor of Weight Watchers magazine","Answer":"Jean Nidetch"},{"Category":"MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS","Question":"For his set of pipes, the god Pan cut this into different lengths & strapped them in a row","Answer":"Reeds"},{"Category":"CHAIRS","Question":"He not only designed the Gateway Arch, he created furniture such as the sculptured \"Womb\" chair","Answer":"Eero Saarinen"},{"Category":"WORLD HISTORY","Question":"City that was the seat of government of the viceroyalty of New Spain","Answer":"Mexico City"},{"Category":"LITERARY ANIMALS","Question":"Cadpig was the smallest & prettiest of Pongo's 15 puppies in this 1956 Dodie Smith novel","Answer":"\"101 Dalmatians\""},{"Category":"NO. 3 SONGS","Question":"The Beatles sang that he \"doesn't have a point of view, knows not where he's going to\"","Answer":"\"Nowhere Man\""},{"Category":"HOTELS","Question":"Le Champollion is the gourmet restaurant of this city's Le Meridien Hotel, on an island in the Nile","Answer":"Cairo"},{"Category":"BERRIES","Question":"It's \"hound\"ed by its resemblance to the blueberry, but it has fewer seeds","Answer":"Huckleberry"},{"Category":"PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS","Question":"Just because you have this pervasive suspicion of others, doesn't mean they're not out to get you","Answer":"Paranoia"},{"Category":"THE SHORT VERSION","Question":"A translation of the Bible: KJV","Answer":"King James Version"},{"Category":"LITERARY ANIMALS","Question":"Cottontail & these 2 \"went down the lane to gather blackberries\" in \"The Tale of Peter Rabbit\"","Answer":"Flopsy & Mopsy"},{"Category":"NO. 3 SONGS","Question":"Her \"True Blue\" peaked at No. 3 just a few weeks after \"Papa Don't Preach\" topped the charts","Answer":"Madonna"},{"Category":"HOTELS","Question":"(Hi, I'm Brad Garrett of \"Everybody Loves Raymond\") I opened for Frank Sinatra at this Vegas hotel, now closed, where the Rat Pack held a \"summit\" in 1960","Answer":"Sands"},{"Category":"BERRIES","Question":"The berry of this unassuming shrub produces the oil commonly used to flavor gin","Answer":"Juniper/sloe"},{"Category":"PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS","Question":"Maybe Alfred Adler didn't think he was good enough when he identified & named this complex","Answer":"Inferiority complex"},{"Category":"THE SHORT VERSION","Question":"To a dog lover: ASPCA","Answer":"American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals"},{"Category":"LITERARY ANIMALS","Question":"This old grey donkey was Winnie-the-Pooh's friend who always saw things in a gloomy light","Answer":"Eeyore"},{"Category":"NO. 3 SONGS","Question":"Singer of the No. 3 hit heard here: (\"I Feel Good\")","Answer":"James Brown"},{"Category":"HOTELS","Question":"We'll tell you \"diplomatically\" that this L.A. hotel was the home of the Coconut Grove nightclub","Answer":"The Ambassador Hotel"},{"Category":"BERRIES","Question":"The tart, red cowberry is also called the \"mountain\" type of this berry, it is likewise used for sauce","Answer":"Cranberry"},{"Category":"PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS","Question":"This self-absorbed personality disorder is named for a mythical youth who loved his reflection","Answer":"Narcissism"},{"Category":"THE SHORT VERSION","Question":"A women's society: DAR","Answer":"Daughters of the American Revolution"},{"Category":"LITERARY ANIMALS","Question":"This brown bear in Kipling's \"The Jungle Book\" taught the wolf cubs the law of the jungle & was later Mowgli's teacher","Answer":"Baloo"},{"Category":"NO. 3 SONGS","Question":"In 1985 David Lee Roth reached No. 3 with \"California Girls\", 20 years after this group did the same","Answer":"The Beach Boys"},{"Category":"HOTELS","Question":"The most famous hotel of this Canadian city is seen here: (Chateau Frontenac)","Answer":"Quebec City"},{"Category":"BERRIES","Question":"A judge crossed California & Texas blackberries & created these which bear his name","Answer":"Loganberries"},{"Category":"PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS","Question":"Logorrhea, also called verbomania, is doing this excessively or uncontrollably","Answer":"Speaking/talking"},{"Category":"THE SHORT VERSION","Question":"A paranormal \"experience\": OBE","Answer":"Out-of-body experience"},{"Category":"LITERARY ANIMALS","Question":"Anna Sewell wrote her only novel about this title animal as a plea for the proper care of horses","Answer":"\"Black Beauty\""},{"Category":"NO. 3 SONGS","Question":"No. 3 Simon & Garfunkel hit that ends, \"And an island never cries\"","Answer":"\"I Am a Rock\""},{"Category":"HOTELS","Question":"He opened his own hotel in Paris in 1898 & soon started running the Carlton in London","Answer":"Cesar Ritz"},{"Category":"BERRIES","Question":"This small berry shares its name with a dried fruit once shipped from Corinth","Answer":"Currant"},{"Category":"PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS","Question":"Washers & hoarders are types of people with OCD, which stands for this","Answer":"Obsessive compulsive disorder"},{"Category":"THE SHORT VERSION","Question":"To an infantryman: APC","Answer":"Armored personnel carrier"},{"Category":"WORLD CITIES","Question":"About 1 out of every 10 Japanese people lives in this city's metropolitan area","Answer":"Tokyo"},{"Category":"CONTESTS","Question":"134-pound Hirofumi Nakajima holds the record of eating 24 1/2 of these in 12 minutes at the Nathan's July 4th contest","Answer":"Hot dogs"},{"Category":"THE ASSASSIN'S VICTIM","Question":"44 B.C.: Casca & company","Answer":"Julius Caesar"},{"Category":"CHARLIE CHAPLIN","Question":"A 1915 film named for Charlie's most famous character was called simply this (no \"Little\")","Answer":"Tramp"},{"Category":"GOLD RUSH","Question":"In 1880 Joseph Juneau & Richard T. Harris found gold in the Gastineau Channel of this U.S. territory","Answer":"Alaska"},{"Category":"MODERN \"TIME\"S","Question":"Eastern, Central, Mountain, Pacific","Answer":"Time zones"},{"Category":"WORLD CITIES","Question":"In 1973 a highway bridge opened connecting the European & Asian parts of this Turkish city","Answer":"Istanbul"},{"Category":"CONTESTS","Question":"This cruise ship favorite played on a 52-foot court is an event at the National Senior Games","Answer":"Shuffleboard"},{"Category":"THE ASSASSIN'S VICTIM","Question":"1881: Charles Guiteau","Answer":"James Garfield"},{"Category":"CHARLIE CHAPLIN","Question":"Chaplin went on stage at age 5 in this type of \"hall\", the British equivalent of Vaudeville","Answer":"Music Hall"},{"Category":"GOLD RUSH","Question":"The Black Hills Gold Rush of 1874 spilled over into territory claimed by this Native American tribe","Answer":"Sioux"},{"Category":"MODERN \"TIME\"S","Question":"It's the \"Fox\"y TV spinoff seen here:","Answer":"The Time of Your Life"},{"Category":"WORLD CITIES","Question":"It served as Australia's capital from 1901 to 1927","Answer":"Melbourne"},{"Category":"CONTESTS","Question":"Theta Tau at Purdue holds a contest for convoluted machines in the spirit of this cartoonist","Answer":"Rube Goldberg"},{"Category":"THE ASSASSIN'S VICTIM","Question":"1984: Beant Singh & Satwant Singh","Answer":"Indira Gandhi"},{"Category":"CHARLIE CHAPLIN","Question":"Nigel Bruce of Dr. Watson fame played an impresario in this \"glowing\" 1952 Chaplin film","Answer":"Limelight"},{"Category":"GOLD RUSH","Question":"Tourists now rush to this man's 1839 Adobe Fort in Sacramento, California","Answer":"John Sutter"},{"Category":"MODERN \"TIME\"S","Question":"It's the parent company of CNN","Answer":"Time Warner"},{"Category":"WORLD CITIES","Question":"This Cairo suburb, near the Pyramids, is home to most of Egypt's motion picture industry","Answer":"Giza"},{"Category":"CONTESTS","Question":"In 1999 'N Sync performed at the 17th annual pageant to crown Miss this","Answer":"Miss Teen USA"},{"Category":"THE ASSASSIN'S VICTIM","Question":"1901: Leon Czolgosz","Answer":"William McKinley"},{"Category":"CHARLIE CHAPLIN","Question":"The last of Chaplin's 4 teenage brides was Oona, this playwright's daughter","Answer":"Eugene O'Neill"},{"Category":"GOLD RUSH","Question":"An 1859 gold strike brought miners to Cherry Creek, the site of this future state capital","Answer":"Denver"},{"Category":"MODERN \"TIME\"S","Question":"To own a property jointly with others & use it in common but at different times","Answer":"Time-share"},{"Category":"WORLD CITIES","Question":"Recife is called \"The Venice of\" this South American country","Answer":"Brazil"},{"Category":"CONTESTS","Question":"At the 1999 Westminster Dog Show, CH Loteki Supernatural Being won this award for matching the breed standard","Answer":"Best in Show"},{"Category":"THE ASSASSIN'S VICTIM","Question":"1170: Reginald Fitzurse & 3 other knights","Answer":"Thomas Becket"},{"Category":"CHARLIE CHAPLIN","Question":"Charlie made 35 films in about a year at this Mack Sennett studio","Answer":"Keystone Studios"},{"Category":"GOLD RUSH","Question":"Forty-niners from this European country were called Keskydees, a corruption of an oft-used phrase","Answer":"France"},{"Category":"MODERN \"TIME\"S","Question":"Bob Dylan's 1964 hit song about the inevitable passing of the years","Answer":"\"The Times They Are a-Changin'\""},{"Category":"THE TONY AWARDS","Question":"(Hi, I'm Brian Dennehy) This man won a Tony for writing the Best Play of 1949 and I had the honor of presenting him with a Lifetime Achievement Tony in 1999","Answer":"Arthur Miller"},{"Category":"ENGLISH CLASS","Question":"When \"do not\" and \"should not\" are contracted, this mark of punctuation is used to show missing letters","Answer":"apostrophe"},{"Category":"I KNOW THAT SONG","Question":"\"Ding-Dong! The Witch is Dead!\" is a song from this famous movie","Answer":"The Wizard of Oz"},{"Category":"1999","Question":"In January 1999, 100 people in this job were sworn in as jurors at the president's impeachment trial","Answer":"U.S. senators"},{"Category":"BREAKFAST CEREALS","Question":"This \"fortunate\" cereal is \"magically delicious\"","Answer":"Lucky Charms"},{"Category":"A REALLY BIG CATEGORY","Question":"In 1934, a giant clam had yielded one of these gems with a diameter of 5 1/2 inches, weighing over 14 pounds","Answer":"pearl"},{"Category":"ENGLISH CLASS","Question":"This part of speech doesn't always end in \"ly\"; once, there & often are other examples","Answer":"adverb"},{"Category":"I KNOW THAT SONG","Question":"\"Whenever we go out, the people always shout, there goes\" this man","Answer":"John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt"},{"Category":"BREAKFAST CEREALS","Question":"This whole grain cereal from General Mills makes the rounds in frosted & honey nut as well as the original","Answer":"Cheerios"},{"Category":"HAT'S ALL, FOLKS","Question":"Proverbially, if you're crazy, you might be as \"mad as\" one of these makers of men's headwear","Answer":"hatter"},{"Category":"ENGLISH CLASS","Question":"Capt. Kirk's mission was \"to boldly go\" where no man had gone before, but he split one of these along the way","Answer":"an infinitive"},{"Category":"BREAKFAST CEREALS","Question":"Babe Ruth was one of the first athletes to endorse this \"Breakfast of Champions\"","Answer":"Wheaties"},{"Category":"A REALLY BIG CATEGORY","Question":"The Great Red Spot is a great big storm on this great big planet","Answer":"Jupiter"},{"Category":"ENGLISH CLASS","Question":"It's the indirect object of the sentence \"Carmen gave Jose a cookie\"","Answer":"Jose"},{"Category":"I KNOW THAT SONG","Question":"It's the title of the Christmas carol and the line that precedes \"sweetly singing o'er the plains\"","Answer":"\"Angels We Have Heard on High\""},{"Category":"BREAKFAST CEREALS","Question":"If you pour it just right, you'll have \"26 tasty little letters in every bowl\" of this Post cereal","Answer":"Alpha-bits"},{"Category":"A REALLY BIG CATEGORY","Question":"At 3 1/2 million square miles, this largest desert could just about cover the United States","Answer":"Sahara"},{"Category":"HAT'S ALL, FOLKS","Question":"The ever-popular Bowler hat is named for William Bowler, the man who created it in 1850 in this country","Answer":"England"},{"Category":"ENGLISH CLASS","Question":"It's the third person plural objective case pronoun","Answer":"them"},{"Category":"I KNOW THAT SONG","Question":"Glory, hallelujah! \"His truth is marching on\" in this patriotic hymn","Answer":"\"Battle Hymn of the Republic\""},{"Category":"1999","Question":"The native Inuit in this country got a new territory--Nunavut","Answer":"Canada"},{"Category":"BREAKFAST CEREALS","Question":"Watch \"dinosaur eggs\" hatch or hunt for \"treasure\" while warming your tummy with a bowl of this","Answer":"oatmeal"},{"Category":"A REALLY BIG CATEGORY","Question":"Until it met disaster in 1912, it was the largest & most luxurious passenger ship afloat","Answer":"Titanic"},{"Category":"FICTIONAL CHARACTERS","Question":"In \"Charlie and the Chocolate Factory\", he's the reclusive owner of the factory","Answer":"Willy Wonka"},{"Category":"BROADWAY","Question":"The musical \"Into the Woods\" is based on several fairy tales, including the one about this boy and his beanstalk","Answer":"Jack"},{"Category":"UP & ATOM","Question":"To study atoms you might use a scanning tunneling one of these","Answer":"microscope"},{"Category":"NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC \"B\"","Question":"This city that served as capital of a united Germany in 1871 became the capital of a reunited Germayny in 1990","Answer":"Berlin"},{"Category":"HISTORY OLDER THAN YOU","Question":"Julius Caesar became the leader of this empire in 45 B.C. but was killed just one year later","Answer":"Roman"},{"Category":"LANGUAGE QUESTIONS","Question":"If you're in Naples & don't know Italian, ask \"Parla inglese?\" which means this","Answer":"\"Do you speak English?\""},{"Category":"FICTIONAL CHARACTERS","Question":"He pretty much stopped treating people after his parrot Polynesia taught him how to talk to animals","Answer":"Dr. Dolittle"},{"Category":"BROADWAY","Question":"Inspired by classical myths, \"Metamorphosis\" tells of Orpheus, Alcyone & this king with the \"golden touch\"","Answer":"Midas"},{"Category":"UP & ATOM","Question":"In 1932 James Chadwick discovered these non-charged particles","Answer":"neutrons"},{"Category":"NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC \"B\"","Question":"The northern terminus of China's Grand Canal is located in this major city","Answer":"Beijing"},{"Category":"HISTORY OLDER THAN YOU","Question":"Around 1200 B.C. this Biblical man led his people to Canaan after their escape from slavery","Answer":"Moses"},{"Category":"LANGUAGE QUESTIONS","Question":"\"Donde está el baño?\" is Spanish for \"where is\" this, sometimes discreetly called \"the facilities\"","Answer":"bathroom"},{"Category":"FICTIONAL CHARACTERS","Question":"Robinson Crusoe gave this name to a native he saved from cannibals on a certain day of the week","Answer":"Friday"},{"Category":"BROADWAY","Question":"Characters in this musical include a teacup called Chip & a clock named Cogsworth","Answer":"Beauty and the Beast"},{"Category":"UP & ATOM","Question":"Rather than in fixed orbits, these particles travel in shells or layers around the nucleus","Answer":"electrons"},{"Category":"NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC \"B\"","Question":"This small western European country is known for quality carpets, cut diamonds & fine chocolates","Answer":"Belgium"},{"Category":"HISTORY OLDER THAN YOU","Question":"In 1347, this \"bubonic\" disease began in Europe; as many as one-third of the population would perish","Answer":"plague"},{"Category":"LANGUAGE QUESTIONS","Question":"If you see a cool t-shirt in a store in Poland, \"Kosztuje?\" is how you ask this","Answer":"\"How much does this cost?\""},{"Category":"BROADWAY","Question":"The Phantom of the Opera wears a partial one of these on his face, probably because a full one is hard to sing through","Answer":"mask"},{"Category":"UP & ATOM","Question":"When a nucleus is split, it's called fission; when 2 nuclei combine, it's called this","Answer":"fusion"},{"Category":"NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC \"B\"","Question":"The Vistula River flows north through Poland into this sea","Answer":"Baltic"},{"Category":"LANGUAGE QUESTIONS","Question":"In Latin, the \"5 W's\" are mostly Q's; quid means what, quare means why and quando means this","Answer":"when"},{"Category":"FICTIONAL CHARACTERS","Question":"In a 2001 tale by Alice Hoffman, Aquamarine is a beautiful & brokenhearted one of these creatures","Answer":"a mermaid"},{"Category":"BROADWAY","Question":"\"Thoroughly Modern Millie\" takes place during this \"roaring\" decade when flappers bobbed their hair","Answer":"1920s"},{"Category":"UP & ATOM","Question":"No matter what element they are in, they weigh the same & their total is an element's atomic number","Answer":"protons"},{"Category":"NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC \"B\"","Question":"At the finals in 1999, I asked about a bridge linking the European & Asian parts of Turkey across this strait","Answer":"Bosporus"},{"Category":"HISTORY OLDER THAN YOU","Question":"Around 336 B.C., this \"great\" king of Macedonia began building an empire from Africa to India","Answer":"Alexander"},{"Category":"ANIMALS","Question":"What the Germans call a Bambusbar, we generally call this","Answer":"a panda bear"},{"Category":"1933","Question":"On February 15 this president-elect survived an assassination attempt by Giuseppe Zangara","Answer":"Franklin D. Roosevelt"},{"Category":"RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN","Question":"To audition for this musical, Yul Brynner sang while sitting cross-legged on the floor","Answer":"\"The King And I\""},{"Category":"HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES","Question":"Autumn brings Choyo-No-Sekku or Chrysanthemum Day in this country","Answer":"Japan"},{"Category":"THE BODY HUMAN","Question":"Abbreviated TB, this disease is characterized by lesions in the lung tissue","Answer":"Tuberculosis"},{"Category":"CARDS & DICE","Question":"The winner of a game of War winds up with this many cards","Answer":"52"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL WORDS & PHRASES","Question":"\"Can the leopard change\" these? means \"it's impossible\"","Answer":"Its Spots"},{"Category":"1933","Question":"Federal judge John Woolsey lifted the ban on the importation & sale of this James Joyce book","Answer":"\"Ulysses\""},{"Category":"RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN","Question":"Their 1955 show, \"Pipe Dream\", about the people of Cannery Row, was based on this author's \"Sweet Thursday\"","Answer":"John Steinbeck"},{"Category":"HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES","Question":"On this date Denmark's Rebild Park holds the largest foreign celebration of American independence","Answer":"4-Jul"},{"Category":"THE BODY HUMAN","Question":"The human body contains many of these: some are hinge, some are saddle, some are pivot types","Answer":"Joints"},{"Category":"CARDS & DICE","Question":"Instead of pips, poker dice have 6 card values on them that run 9 through this","Answer":"Ace"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL WORDS & PHRASES","Question":"To \"pass over\" this river means to reach the promised land","Answer":"Jordan River"},{"Category":"1933","Question":"The Glass-Steagall Act of 1933 established this corporation that guarantees the savings of bank customers","Answer":"FDIC"},{"Category":"RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN","Question":"In 1994 this show about a carnival barker won 5 Tonys, including Best Musical Revival","Answer":"\"Carousel\""},{"Category":"HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES","Question":"National Freedom Day, February 1, celebrates the 13th Amendment, which abolished this","Answer":"Slavery"},{"Category":"THE BODY HUMAN","Question":"Blood leaves the heart from ventricles & enters the heart through these chambers","Answer":"Atria"},{"Category":"CARDS & DICE","Question":"It's a form of Authors for kids; playing it you may ask another player, \"Do you have any twos?\"","Answer":"Go Fish"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL WORDS & PHRASES","Question":"Unworthy or sinful people are known as a \"generation of\" these poisonous creatures","Answer":"Vipers"},{"Category":"1933","Question":"Known as the \"Little Flower\", he left the House of Representatives in 1933 & became mayor of NYC","Answer":"Fiorello LaGuardia"},{"Category":"RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN","Question":"For 15 years, 1946-1961, this show set in Indian Territory was Broadway's longest-running musical","Answer":"\"Oklahoma!\""},{"Category":"HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES","Question":"Ecuador & Venezuela observe the birth of this \"George Washington of South America\" each July 24","Answer":"Simon Bolivar"},{"Category":"THE BODY HUMAN","Question":"This vitamin produced when the skin is exposed to sunlight is toxic in excess","Answer":"Vitamin D"},{"Category":"CARDS & DICE","Question":"The 4 players in bridge are given these directional titles","Answer":"North, South, East & West"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL WORDS & PHRASES","Question":"Robert Heinlein used this phrase from Exodus 2:22 as the title of one of his novels","Answer":"\"Stranger In A Strange Land\""},{"Category":"1933","Question":"On March 23 this German parliament relinquished its power to Adolf Hitler","Answer":"Reichstag"},{"Category":"RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN","Question":"Characters in this musical include Mei Li, Linda Low & Sammy Fong","Answer":"\"Flower Drum Song\""},{"Category":"HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES","Question":"September 10 is St. George's Cay Day in this Central American country","Answer":"Belize"},{"Category":"THE BODY HUMAN","Question":"These corpuscles are named for their shape rather than for their color","Answer":"Platelets"},{"Category":"CARDS & DICE","Question":"It's the number of dice you toss on your first roll of Yahtzee","Answer":"5"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL WORDS & PHRASES","Question":"\"Pale Horse\" is a metaphor for the approach of this","Answer":"Death"},{"Category":"ROYALTY","Question":"This \"bonnie\" prince had a daughter by his mistress Clementina Walkinshaw","Answer":"\"Bonnie\" Prince Charlie"},{"Category":"FOOD","Question":"Some say these dried treats are tastier made from seeded grapes than from seedless ones","Answer":"Raisins"},{"Category":"BRITISH POETS & POETRY","Question":"Elizabeth Barrett mentioned this future husband in her poem \"Lady Geraldine's Courtship\" before they met","Answer":"Robert Browning"},{"Category":"BOXING MOVIES","Question":"Before starring on TV's \"Thunder In Paradise\", this \"Hulkster\" played Thunderlips in \"Rocky III\"","Answer":"Hulk Hogan"},{"Category":"NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD","Question":"You can see this North American country's highest volcano, Volcan Citlaltepetl, in Pico de Orizaba National Park","Answer":"Mexico"},{"Category":"BEGINS & ENDS WITH \"T\"","Question":"A male feline","Answer":"Tomcat"},{"Category":"ROYALTY","Question":"In 1949 he succeeded his grandfather Prince Louis II as ruler of Monaco","Answer":"Prince Rainier"},{"Category":"FOOD","Question":"Chop Suey, cioppini & vichyssoise were all invented in this country","Answer":"U.S.A."},{"Category":"BRITISH POETS & POETRY","Question":"Prince Albert sent his copy of \"Idylls Of The King\" to this poet & asked him to autograph it","Answer":"Alfred Lord Tennyson"},{"Category":"BOXING MOVIES","Question":"He played Elvis' trainer in \"Kid Galahad\" a \"Dirty Dozen\" years before he starred in \"Death Wish\"","Answer":"Charles Bronson"},{"Category":"NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD","Question":"This snowcapped mountain provides the backdrop for Kenya's Amboseli National Park","Answer":"Mt. Kilimanjaro"},{"Category":"BEGINS & ENDS WITH \"T\"","Question":"The name of this device used to stop bleeding may come from a French word for \"turn\"","Answer":"Tourniquet"},{"Category":"ROYALTY","Question":"In 1599, Albert, Archduke of Austria, married the Infanta of this country","Answer":"Spain"},{"Category":"FOOD","Question":"Juniper is used to smoke Germany's Westphalian form of this meat","Answer":"Ham"},{"Category":"BRITISH POETS & POETRY","Question":"Written in 1811, this lord's poem \"Farewell To Malta\" begins, \"Adieu, ye joys of La Valette!\"","Answer":"Lord Byron"},{"Category":"BOXING MOVIES","Question":"This platinum blonde was a real knockout as a prizefighter's scheming wife in the 1931 film \"Iron Man\"","Answer":"Jean Harlow"},{"Category":"NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD","Question":"One of this country's major recreational areas is Vitosha National Park near Sofia","Answer":"Bulgaria"},{"Category":"BEGINS & ENDS WITH \"T\"","Question":"One who plays hooky from school might find himself pursued by this type of officer","Answer":"Truant officer"},{"Category":"ROYALTY","Question":"This dreaded czar who died in 1584 was probably the most famous member of the Rurik dynasty","Answer":"Ivan The Terrible"},{"Category":"FOOD","Question":"Riz A L'Imperatrice is an elegant version of this homey dessert","Answer":"Rice Pudding"},{"Category":"BRITISH POETS & POETRY","Question":"In \"I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud\", Wordsworth wrote about \"A crowd, a host of golden\" ones","Answer":"daffodils"},{"Category":"BOXING MOVIES","Question":"Jack Palance starred in the TV version of this \"heavy\" Rod Serling drama; Anthony Quinn, in the film version","Answer":"\"Requiem For A Heavyweight\""},{"Category":"NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD","Question":"In Alberta the scenic Icefields Parkway connects Jasper National Park with this other one","Answer":"Banff"},{"Category":"BEGINS & ENDS WITH \"T\"","Question":"It's the period between sunset & dark when the sun is just below the horizon","Answer":"Twilight"},{"Category":"ROYALTY","Question":"After this emperor died in 14 A.D., his relatives, the Julio-Claudian dynasty, ruled until 68","Answer":"Augustus"},{"Category":"FOOD","Question":"The Bismarck type of this fish is made of fillets cured in vinegar, salt & onions","Answer":"Herring"},{"Category":"BRITISH POETS & POETRY","Question":"He called \"Prometheus Unbound\" \"The best thing I ever wrote\"","Answer":"Percy B. Shelley"},{"Category":"BOXING MOVIES","Question":"Based on Clifford Odets' play, this \"colorful\" 1939 film made William Holden a star","Answer":"Golden Boy"},{"Category":"NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD","Question":"Argentina & Brazil have national parks to preserve the wildlife & beauty of these extensive waterfalls","Answer":"Iguazu Falls"},{"Category":"BEGINS & ENDS WITH \"T\"","Question":"The Roman god Jupiter used this weather phenomenon as a weapon, by jove","Answer":"Thunderbolt"},{"Category":"FAMOUS TEACHERS","Question":"In 1967 this former teacher published a memoir entitled \"Center of the Storm\"","Answer":"John Scopes"},{"Category":"LET'S MESS WITH TEXAS","Question":"Educated at Phillips Academy, Yale & Harvard, this part-time Crawford resident was born in Connecticut in 1946","Answer":"George W. Bush"},{"Category":"\"R\"OCK MUSIC","Question":"Title adjective describing Dion's \"Sue\"","Answer":"Runaround"},{"Category":"FEMINISM","Question":"Elizabeth Cady Stanton's cousin Elizabeth Smith Miller first wore these trousers named for another woman","Answer":"bloomers"},{"Category":"KHOMEINI, KHAMENEI OR KHATAMI","Question":"Exiled from Iran in 1964","Answer":"Khomeini"},{"Category":"A FLY CATEGORY","Question":"To WWI British aviators, the Red Baron's group with its colorful planes was one of these, like Monty Python's","Answer":"a Flying Circus"},{"Category":"2-LETTER ABBREV.","Question":"Your DL is a form of this; it shows who you are & how old you are","Answer":"ID"},{"Category":"LET'S MESS WITH TEXAS","Question":"Since 1935 this agency that originated in the 1820s has operated as a branch of the Texas Dept. of Public Safety","Answer":"the Texas Rangers"},{"Category":"\"R\"OCK MUSIC","Question":"The subject of this 1973 Allman Brothers hit was \"tryin' to make a livin' and doin' the best I can\"","Answer":"\"Ramblin' Man\""},{"Category":"FEMINISM","Question":"Of 76, 86 or 96 cents, what U.S. women working full-time earn for every dollar their male counterparts make","Answer":"76 cents"},{"Category":"KHOMEINI, KHAMENEI OR KHATAMI","Question":"Died in 1989","Answer":"Khomeini"},{"Category":"A FLY CATEGORY","Question":"These BF Goodrich sneakers were said to make you \"run faster and jump higher\"","Answer":"PF Flyers"},{"Category":"2-LETTER ABBREV.","Question":"Randy Newman sang, \"Looks like another perfect day, I love\" this place","Answer":"L.A."},{"Category":"LET'S MESS WITH TEXAS","Question":"This state bird of Texas belongs to the family Mimidae","Answer":"the mockingbird"},{"Category":"\"R\"OCK MUSIC","Question":"UB40 sang that this makes me \"feel so fine, you keep me rocking all of the time\"","Answer":"Red Red Wine"},{"Category":"FEMINISM","Question":"Emmeline & Christabel Pankhurst were a mother-daughter team of these activists for the vote","Answer":"suffragettes"},{"Category":"KHOMEINI, KHAMENEI OR KHATAMI","Question":"Elected president in 1997","Answer":"Khatami"},{"Category":"A FLY CATEGORY","Question":"During World War II, a famous American volunteeer air corps in Asia was nicknamed this","Answer":"the Flying Tigers"},{"Category":"LET'S MESS WITH TEXAS","Question":"From 1846 to 1859 this ex-Tennessee governor was a U.S. senator from Texas","Answer":"Sam Houston"},{"Category":"\"R\"OCK MUSIC","Question":"This alternative rock band's \"Stand\" served as the theme song to the sitcom \"Get a Life\"","Answer":"R.E.M."},{"Category":"FEMINISM","Question":"The work of Laura X (no relation to Malcolm) led to March being designated this every year","Answer":"Women's History Month"},{"Category":"KHOMEINI, KHAMENEI OR KHATAMI","Question":"Supreme religious & political leader since 1990","Answer":"Khamenei"},{"Category":"A FLY CATEGORY","Question":"This rotating device attached to a shaft keeps an engine's speed steady","Answer":"a flywheel"},{"Category":"2-LETTER ABBREV.","Question":"Sadly, what Keats & Chopin died of","Answer":"TB"},{"Category":"LET'S MESS WITH TEXAS","Question":"Born in 1921, this Mission, Tex.-born senator served with Jack Kennedy, knew Jack Kennedy & hey! you're not Jack Kennedy!","Answer":"Lloyd Bentsen"},{"Category":"\"R\"OCK MUSIC","Question":"4 of this Swedish pop duo's first Top 40 hits reached No. 1, including \"It Must Have Been Love\"","Answer":"Roxette"},{"Category":"FEMINISM","Question":"The profession of Mary Prance in Henry James' 1886 \"The Bostonians\", it was about 1/5 female in Boston at the time","Answer":"a physician"},{"Category":"KHOMEINI, KHAMENEI OR KHATAMI","Question":"Published \"Fear of the Wave\" in 1993","Answer":"Khatami"},{"Category":"A FLY CATEGORY","Question":"Airborne nickname of 1920s Olympic gold medalist Paavo Nurmi","Answer":"the Flying Finn"},{"Category":"2-LETTER ABBREV.","Question":"It's the famous apparel company founded by surfboard maker Jim Jenks in 1972","Answer":"OP"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL LANGUAGES","Question":"In Kazakhstan: Kazakh & this","Answer":"Russian"},{"Category":"CHEKHOV, PLEASE","Question":"The title characters of this Chekhov play also have a brother named Andrey","Answer":"The Three Sisters"},{"Category":"METALLICA","Question":"To buy this precious metal, visit Taxco, Mexico; it's the city's best-known product","Answer":"silver"},{"Category":"MASTER OF PUPPETS","Question":"Named for its early 19th century creator, bunraku is the traditional puppet theater of this country","Answer":"Japan"},{"Category":"FOR WHOM THE \"BELL\" TOLLS","Question":"Your occupation if you're a carillonneur","Answer":"a bell ringer"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL LANGUAGES","Question":"In San Marino: this","Answer":"Italian"},{"Category":"CHEKHOV, PLEASE","Question":"Chekhov's grandfather was one of these who had purchased the freedom of his family for 3,500 rubles","Answer":"a serf"},{"Category":"METALLICA","Question":"In 1984 the album \"Ride the Lightning\" by Metallica achieved this status of 500,000 copies sold","Answer":"gold"},{"Category":"MASTER OF PUPPETS","Question":"This 2004 Matt Stone & Trey Parker film featured risque marionettes","Answer":"Team America"},{"Category":"FOR WHOM THE \"BELL\" TOLLS","Question":"It's an Italian city about 40 miles north of Milan, or about 9,000 miles east of Las Vegas","Answer":"Bellagio"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL LANGUAGES","Question":"In Togo: this","Answer":"French"},{"Category":"CHEKHOV, PLEASE","Question":"The plot shows Mme. Ranevsky is the owner of this title Chekhov plot","Answer":"The Cherry Orchard"},{"Category":"METALLICA","Question":"This metal was discovered in 1789; it took until 1896 to find out that it was radioactive","Answer":"uranium"},{"Category":"MASTER OF PUPPETS","Question":"Dr. Bunsen Honeydew & this lab assistant were on \"The Muppet Show\"","Answer":"Beaker"},{"Category":"FOR WHOM THE \"BELL\" TOLLS","Question":"Doing this, you'll hold pairs of small cymbals called zills","Answer":"belly dancing"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL LANGUAGES","Question":"In Sri Lanka: Sinhala & this","Answer":"Tamil"},{"Category":"CHEKHOV, PLEASE","Question":"An 1888 collection of Chekhov's stories won him the prize named for this writer & compatriot","Answer":"Pushkin"},{"Category":"METALLICA","Question":"A policeman could tell you the U.S. half dollar today is about 92% this metal","Answer":"copper"},{"Category":"MASTER OF PUPPETS","Question":"This evil puppet master from \"Pinocchio\" shared his name with a volcanic island near Sicily","Answer":"Stromboli"},{"Category":"FOR WHOM THE \"BELL\" TOLLS","Question":"Facial nerve paralysis on one side","Answer":"Bell's palsy"},{"Category":"OFFICIAL LANGUAGES","Question":"In Guinea-Bissau: this","Answer":"Portuguese"},{"Category":"CHEKHOV, PLEASE","Question":"He's known more formally as Ivan Voynitsky","Answer":"Uncle Vanya"},{"Category":"METALLICA","Question":"Among coinage metals, this one, atomic number 28, is only a fair conductor of electricity","Answer":"nickel"},{"Category":"MASTER OF PUPPETS","Question":"Set in a Washington bar, this satirical political TV show was populated by puppets from Sid & Marty Krofft","Answer":"D.C. Follies"},{"Category":"FOR WHOM THE \"BELL\" TOLLS","Question":"Nobel-winning creator of Herzog & Sammler","Answer":"Saul Bellow"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY AMERICANS","Question":"He was alive for the Wright Brothers' historic flight & was John Glenn's Senate colleague when Glenn returned to space","Answer":"Strom Thurmond"},{"Category":"AFRICANA","Question":"The southern part of Africa is often called \"Sub-\" this 3 1/2-million-square-mile area","Answer":"Sahara"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL CRIME BLOTTER","Question":"This woman is wanted in connection with stolen hair & the kidnapping of her boyfriend by Philistines","Answer":"Delilah"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTS","Question":"In 1805 Charles Bulfinch enlarged this city's Faneuil Hall","Answer":"Boston"},{"Category":"SELLERS","Question":"Founded in 1957, Dialamerica, Inc. is the USA's largest private company in this type of marketing","Answer":"Telemarketing"},{"Category":"THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED","Question":"August 16, 1977 in Memphis, Tennessee","Answer":"Elvis Presley"},{"Category":"\"LAP\" DANCE","Question":"It's the continuation of the suit coat's collar","Answer":"Lapel"},{"Category":"AFRICANA","Question":"The country's name is properly pronounced \"Luh-Soo-Too\", but is spelled this way","Answer":"L-E-S-O-T-H-O"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL CRIME BLOTTER","Question":"Wanted in the case of fruit missing from the forbidden tree, this animal is considered long & dangerous","Answer":"Snake/serpent"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTS","Question":"Canberra designer Walter Burley Griffin served as this American architect's assistant from 1901 to 1906","Answer":"Frank Lloyd Wright"},{"Category":"SELLERS","Question":"Harry Bogen is the dressmaker hero of the musical \"I Can Get It for You\" this way","Answer":"Wholesale"},{"Category":"THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED","Question":"December 8, 1980 in New York City","Answer":"John Lennon"},{"Category":"\"LAP\" DANCE","Question":"A region of northern Scandinavia or Russia","Answer":"Lapland"},{"Category":"AFRICANA","Question":"In 2000 Durban in this country hosted the 13th International AIDS Conference & the first held on the continent","Answer":"South Africa"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL CRIME BLOTTER","Question":"This Egyptian crime boss is wanted in connection with ordering the death of all male Jewish children","Answer":"Pharaoh"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTS","Question":"Richard Hunt, the first American to attend the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, designed this statue's stone-&-concrete pedestal","Answer":"Statue of Liberty"},{"Category":"SELLERS","Question":"[Hi, I'm Jeff Bezos, founder & CEO of Amazon.com] It's estimated that 60% of net shoppers flag an average of 7 sites with one of these, also used in products we sell","Answer":"Bookmarks"},{"Category":"THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED","Question":"September 18, 1970 in London","Answer":"Jimi Hendrix"},{"Category":"\"LAP\" DANCE","Question":"The type of filmmaking seen here","Answer":"Time-lapse photography"},{"Category":"AFRICANA","Question":"A lion subspecies shares its name with these nomadic people of Tanzania & Kenya","Answer":"Masai"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL CRIME BLOTTER","Question":"Wife of Ahab, this Baal worshiper & harlot was last seen in Jezreel","Answer":"Jezebel"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTS","Question":"Cass Gilbert designed this merchant's NYC skyscraper for 270,000,000 nickels or 135,000,000 dimes","Answer":"F.W. Woolworth"},{"Category":"SELLERS","Question":"In 1978 Campbell Soup bought this pickle producer famous for its stork symbol","Answer":"Vlasic Foods"},{"Category":"THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED","Question":"July 3, 1971 in Paris","Answer":"Jim Morrison"},{"Category":"\"LAP\" DANCE","Question":"Perry Farrell of Jane's Addiction & Porno for Pyros founded this mega-concert event","Answer":"Lollapalooza"},{"Category":"AFRICANA","Question":"Meaning \"guided one\", it was the title of the 1880s Sudanese leader whose forces defeated General Gordon","Answer":"The Mahdi"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL CRIME BLOTTER","Question":"Wanted for treason against King David, he's known to have killed his half-brother for raping Tamar","Answer":"Absalom"},{"Category":"ARCHITECTS","Question":"Albert Speer, who designed a stadium for this city, was convicted of war crimes in trials there","Answer":"Nuremberg"},{"Category":"SELLERS","Question":"Strangely, this \"colorful\" German company sells its classic travel alarm clocks only in black & white","Answer":"Braun"},{"Category":"THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED","Question":"August 9, 1995 in Forest Knolls, California","Answer":"Jerry Garcia"},{"Category":"\"LAP\" DANCE","Question":"Take your gemstones to this specialist to have them cut & polished","Answer":"Lapidary"},{"Category":"THE KOREAN WAR","Question":"The first division of this U.S. fighting force spearheaded the landing at Inchon","Answer":"Marines"},{"Category":"TUBE TEST","Question":"David Janssen had a 4-year \"run\" in this series; Tim Daly hopes for at least that in the remake","Answer":"The Fugitive"},{"Category":"HOLD THE MAYO CLINIC","Question":"The Mayo Clinic was started in Rochester in this state","Answer":"Minnesota"},{"Category":"TRAIN STATIONS","Question":"In the movie \"The Clock\", Judy Garland finds love in this \"stately\" NYC station","Answer":"Penn Station"},{"Category":"MEDIEVAL MUSIC","Question":"In 950 this instrument in Winchester Cathedral needed 70 men to work the bellows","Answer":"Organ"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Singer of \"My Cherie Amour\" whose secret identity is Diana Prince","Answer":"Stevie Wonder Woman"},{"Category":"THE KOREAN WAR","Question":"His reaction to the North's invasion was \"Dean, we've got to stop the blanks of blanks no matter what\"","Answer":"Harry S. Truman"},{"Category":"TUBE TEST","Question":"This spin-off spun off a show of its own, \"Checking In\", with Marla Gibbs continuing as Florence Johnston","Answer":"The Jeffersons"},{"Category":"HOLD THE MAYO CLINIC","Question":"In 1914 Mayo isolated the pure hormone thyroxin, made by this gland","Answer":"Thyroid gland"},{"Category":"TRAIN STATIONS","Question":"St. Petersburg's Finland Station is famous as the site of this leader's return to Russia in 1917","Answer":"Lenin"},{"Category":"MEDIEVAL MUSIC","Question":"The Minnesingers were this present-day country's counterpart of France's troubadours","Answer":"Germany"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Morticia gets a big wet one from Richard Dawson on this ooky game show","Answer":"The Addams Family Feud"},{"Category":"THE KOREAN WAR","Question":"In 1950 Gen. Walton Walker, the main U.S. field commander, was killed riding in this type of vehicle","Answer":"Jeep"},{"Category":"TUBE TEST","Question":"He provides the voice for Thurgood Stubbs on \"The P.J.s\"","Answer":"Eddie Murphy"},{"Category":"HOLD THE MAYO CLINIC","Question":"In 1950 Mayo doctors Edward Kendall & Philip Hench won the Nobel Prize for their work with this steroid","Answer":"Cortizone"},{"Category":"TRAIN STATIONS","Question":"This capital city's main train station is known as Bahnhof Zoo, & not just at rush hour","Answer":"Berlin"},{"Category":"MEDIEVAL MUSIC","Question":"Guido D'Arezzo established the series of lines now called this as the basis of musical notation","Answer":"Staff"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Star of \"The Exorcist\" who disappears from the Maryland woods in a scary 1999 film","Answer":"Linda Blair Witch Project"},{"Category":"THE KOREAN WAR","Question":"In bitter battles of 1951, Pork Chop was a hill & Heartbreak was one of these","Answer":"Ridge"},{"Category":"TUBE TEST","Question":"\"Happy Days\" was spun off from a segment on this \"Love\"ly comedy anthology show of the '70s","Answer":"Love, American Style"},{"Category":"HOLD THE MAYO CLINIC","Question":"The Mayo-Gibbon bypass machine assumes the functions of these 2 different organs","Answer":"Heart & lung"},{"Category":"TRAIN STATIONS","Question":"Sherlock Holmes often left London from this station that shares its name with a battle","Answer":"Waterloo Station"},{"Category":"MEDIEVAL MUSIC","Question":"From 590 to 604 this type of music would have gotten a Papal Choice Award","Answer":"Gregorian Chant"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Louisa May Alcott & relationship guru John Gray collaborated on this book sequel","Answer":"Little Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus"},{"Category":"THE KOREAN WAR","Question":"The sound of a Commie submachine gun as it \"belched\" out bullets gave it this nickname","Answer":"\"Burp Gun\""},{"Category":"TUBE TEST","Question":"We have to cop to the fact he created \"Police Story\"; \"The Blue Knight\" was based on one of his books","Answer":"Joseph Wambaugh"},{"Category":"HOLD THE MAYO CLINIC","Question":"In 1973 Mayo introduced to North America this scanner that uses a computer & X-rays","Answer":"CT scanner"},{"Category":"TRAIN STATIONS","Question":"A real depot inspired the symbol of this Wisconsin insurance company, seen here","Answer":"Wausau"},{"Category":"MEDIEVAL MUSIC","Question":"A 13th century hit tells us this \"is icumen in\"","Answer":"Summer"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Dystopian Anthony Burgess novel that's a New Zealand fish","Answer":"A Clockwork Orange Roughy"},{"Category":"CONTEMPORARY BRITISH AUTHORS","Question":"In May 1973 Sports Illustrated ran one of his short stories under the title \"A Day of Wine and Roses\"","Answer":"Dick Francis"},{"Category":"THE UNIVERSE","Question":"This planet's atmosphere is 99% nitrogen & oxygen","Answer":"Earth"},{"Category":"11-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Diaphanous or sheer, as in clothing, or flimsy & obvious, as in a lie","Answer":"Transparent"},{"Category":"FOOD FACTS","Question":"The name of this meat is from the Latin \"venatus\", hunt","Answer":"Venison"},{"Category":"BASEBALL","Question":"Though he's had 5 no-hitters & the most career strikeouts of any pitcher, he's never won the Cy Young Award","Answer":"Nolan Ryan"},{"Category":"MOVIE MUSICALS","Question":"As the master of ceremonies, this actor was the only one to reprise his stage role in 1972's \"Cabaret\"","Answer":"Joel Grey"},{"Category":"DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME","Question":"Elizabeth I reportedly whitened this with a mixture of eggshell, poppy seeds, borax & lead","Answer":"Her Complexion"},{"Category":"THE UNIVERSE","Question":"It wasn't until 1959 that the \"far side\" of this body was seen","Answer":"The Moon"},{"Category":"11-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Breathing in & out","Answer":"Respiration"},{"Category":"FOOD FACTS","Question":"Known botanically as \"citrullus lanatus\", this huge fruit grows on vines as long as 15 ft.","Answer":"Watermelon"},{"Category":"BASEBALL","Question":"The \"Black Sox\" team that threw the 1919 World Series lost to this Ohio team","Answer":"Cincinnati Reds"},{"Category":"MOVIE MUSICALS","Question":"Actor who sang \"If I Only Had The Nerve\" & \"If I Were King Of The Forest\" in \"The Wizard Of Oz\"","Answer":"Bert Lahr"},{"Category":"DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME","Question":"Houdini was famous for hanging upside-down wearing one of these restrictive overgarments","Answer":"Straitjacket"},{"Category":"THE UNIVERSE","Question":"William Herschel thought he saw these around Uranus in 1787; in 1977 they were really seen","Answer":"Rings"},{"Category":"11-LETTER WORDS","Question":"The scientific study of birds","Answer":"Ornithology"},{"Category":"FOOD FACTS","Question":"Veal cutlets dipped in bread crumbs & cheese, then fried & covered with tomato sauce","Answer":"Veal Parmigiana"},{"Category":"BASEBALL","Question":"In Los Angeles, the Dodgers have had only these 2 managers","Answer":"Walter Alston & Tommy Lasorda"},{"Category":"MOVIE MUSICALS","Question":"The only Ginger Rogers-Fred Astaire film for which these 2 brothers wrote songs was 1937's \"Shall We Dance\"","Answer":"George & Ira Gershwin"},{"Category":"DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME","Question":"You have to have permission to do this in a barrel since someone died doing it in 1951","Answer":"Going over Niagara Falls"},{"Category":"THE UNIVERSE","Question":"It's known for its prominences which are clouds, tubes & tongues of gasses","Answer":"The Sun"},{"Category":"11-LETTER WORDS","Question":"A fashion or fad maker","Answer":"Trendsetter"},{"Category":"FOOD FACTS","Question":"German sausage named for the crackling sound the skin of the sausage makes when bitten into","Answer":"Knockwurst"},{"Category":"BASEBALL","Question":"In 1961 owner Calvin Griffith moved this team to Minneapolis where it became the Minnesota Twins","Answer":"Washington Senators"},{"Category":"MOVIE MUSICALS","Question":"This actress who played Mary Stone on \"The Donna Reed Show\" was the only 1 to co-star in 3 Elvis films","Answer":"Shelly Fabares"},{"Category":"DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME","Question":"Icarus could have told you it's not a good idea to fly if your wings are held together with this","Answer":"Wax"},{"Category":"11-LETTER WORDS","Question":"British weight system based on a pound equal to 453.59 grams or 16 ounces","Answer":"Avoirdupois"},{"Category":"FOOD FACTS","Question":"The Atlantic variety of this popular fish is the largest of all flatfish","Answer":"Halibut"},{"Category":"BASEBALL","Question":"In 1972 owner Bob Short moved this team to Arlington, TX . where it became the Texas Rangers","Answer":"Washington Senators"},{"Category":"MOVIE MUSICALS","Question":"This Russian composer was portrayed by Jean-Pierre Aumont in 1947's \"Song Of Scheherazade\"","Answer":"Rimsky-Korsakov"},{"Category":"DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME","Question":"This late, great circus star once performed an act with 40 -- count 'em, 40 -- lions & tigers","Answer":"Clyde Beatty"},{"Category":"THE RENAISSANCE","Question":"The name of this musical form probably came from the Latin \"matricale\", meaning in the mother tongue","Answer":"Madrigal"},{"Category":"PEOPLE","Question":"She got into the advice business before her twin sister, Dear Abby","Answer":"Ann Landers"},{"Category":"PLANTS","Question":"Britannica defines it as \"any plant growing where it is not wanted\"","Answer":"Weed"},{"Category":"ORGANIZATIONS","Question":"In 1987 Molly Yard replaced Eleanor Smeal as president of this organization","Answer":"National Organization for Women"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"The U.S. borders these 3 oceans","Answer":"Arctic, Atlantic & Pacific"},{"Category":"LITERARY QUOTES","Question":"Terence, a Roman poet-playwright who lived in the second century B.C., said, \"Charity begins\" here","Answer":"At Home"},{"Category":"THE RENAISSANCE","Question":"The ruthless Cesare Borgia was the model for this book by Machiavelli","Answer":"\"The Prince\""},{"Category":"PEOPLE","Question":"Evicted from his Oregon ashram, he now lives in Bombay & is called \"Zorba The Buddha\"","Answer":"Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh"},{"Category":"PLANTS","Question":"A member of the sundew family, it requires about 10 days to fully digest an insect","Answer":"Venus Flytrap"},{"Category":"ORGANIZATIONS","Question":"Int'l club that \"promotes putting off until later those things that needn't be done today\"","Answer":"Procrastinator's Club"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"There's a national park on the island of St. John in this U.S. possession","Answer":"U.S. Virgin Islands"},{"Category":"LITERARY QUOTES","Question":"Robert Louis Stevenson said, \"Marriage is ..... a field of battle, and not a bed of\" these","Answer":"Roses"},{"Category":"THE RENAISSANCE","Question":"In his notebooks this Renaissance artist claimed, \"The Medici created and destroyed me\"","Answer":"Leonardo Da Vinci"},{"Category":"PEOPLE","Question":"Herbert Ross, who directed the film \"Steel Magnolias\", is married to this sister of Jackie Onassis","Answer":"Lee Radziwill"},{"Category":"PLANTS","Question":"Plant whose twigs are used for dowsing & whose leaves & bark are used to make an astringent","Answer":"Witch Hazel"},{"Category":"ORGANIZATIONS","Question":"One must be a member of this fraternal group in order to belong to the Shriners","Answer":"Masons"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"North Dakota has its Devils Lake & Wyoming its Devils one of these","Answer":"Devils Tower"},{"Category":"LITERARY QUOTES","Question":"In \"A Study in Scarlet\" this author called London \"that great cesspool\"","Answer":"Arthur Conan Doyle"},{"Category":"THE RENAISSANCE","Question":"Plays were either comedies, tragedies or these love tales about woodland goddesses & shepherds","Answer":"Pastorals"},{"Category":"PEOPLE","Question":"William J. McCarthy is president of this union","Answer":"Teamsters"},{"Category":"PLANTS","Question":"Name for a low, enclosed bed covered with glass or plastic for starting plants before the season","Answer":"Cold Frame"},{"Category":"ORGANIZATIONS","Question":"Arm of Al-Anon that's specifically for young people between the ages of 12 & 20","Answer":"Al-Ateen"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"The Raritan is the longest river wholly within this state","Answer":"New Jersey"},{"Category":"LITERARY QUOTES","Question":"Poet who wrote, \"The woods are lovely, dark & deep, but I have promises to keep...\"","Answer":"Robert Frost"},{"Category":"THE RENAISSANCE","Question":"Boccaccio work narrated by 3 men & 7 women fleeing the plague in Florence","Answer":"\"The Decameron\""},{"Category":"PEOPLE","Question":"This historian & former Librarian of Congress was teaching history at Harvard while studying law at Yale","Answer":"Daniel Boorstein"},{"Category":"PLANTS","Question":"This climbing tropical shrub was named for a French South Seas explorer","Answer":"Bouganvillea"},{"Category":"ORGANIZATIONS","Question":"Social welfare organization founded in the 19th century, whose bimonthly publication is \"The War Cry\"","Answer":"The Salvation Army"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHY","Question":"One of the largest of these shallow channels in the U.S. is the Bartholomew in N. Louisiana","Answer":"Bayou"},{"Category":"LITERARY QUOTES","Question":"\"Always do right.\" he wrote; \"This will gratify some people and astonish the rest\"","Answer":"Mark Twain"},{"Category":"COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD","Question":"The world's most populous democracy","Answer":"India"},{"Category":"EARTH","Question":"As well as trash & absorbent pet material, it can also mean the organic surface layer of the forest floor","Answer":"litter"},{"Category":"HEIR","Question":"Since 1301 this title has belonged to the heir apparent to the British throne","Answer":"the Prince of Wales"},{"Category":"FIRE!","Question":"Though the 1871 Chicago fire began in this family's barn, their house suffered only minor damages","Answer":"the O'Learys"},{"Category":"WAITER!","Question":"To get us started, a serving of this dish named for an oilman: oysters topped with spinach & then baked","Answer":"Oysters Rockefeller"},{"Category":"ANGELS","Question":"Arte Moreno bought the baseball team in 2003 & renamed it the Los Angeles Angels of this place","Answer":"Anaheim"},{"Category":"\"DEM\"-ONS","Question":"A formal reduction in rank, status or position","Answer":"demotion"},{"Category":"EARTH","Question":"Formed at the Earth's surface, basalt is the extrusive type of this \"Big 3\" type of rock","Answer":"igneous"},{"Category":"HEIR","Question":"Heirs want to stay on the good side of this, the person mainly charged with carrying out a will's provisions","Answer":"the executor"},{"Category":"FIRE!","Question":"The first successful print of this future partner of James Ives was of a fire in Manhattan","Answer":"Currier"},{"Category":"WAITER!","Question":"Waiter, we'd like 2 services of this chilled cream-potato-leek soup","Answer":"vichyssoise"},{"Category":"ANGELS","Question":"The address of Angel Stadium is on a street named for this singing cowboy","Answer":"Gene Autry"},{"Category":"\"DEM\"-ONS","Question":"The DM in Korea's DMZ","Answer":"demilitarized"},{"Category":"EARTH","Question":"Heat rising from within the Earth is mostly from this type of decay of elements like uranium & thorium","Answer":"radioactive decay"},{"Category":"HEIR","Question":"Peter Faneuil, who gave this city its hall, inherited his uncle's fortune after another nephew was cut off for marrying","Answer":"Boston"},{"Category":"FIRE!","Question":"Maria Theresa ordered this Italian opera house built after a fire destroyed the Royal Ducal Theatre in 1776","Answer":"La Scala"},{"Category":"WAITER!","Question":"To heat up my chilly bones, bring out a large bottle of this warmed & fermented rice drink from Japan","Answer":"sake"},{"Category":"ANGELS","Question":"\"Vlad's Pad\" at Angel Stadium is named for this right fielder & 2004 league MVP","Answer":"Vladimir Guerrero"},{"Category":"\"DEM\"-ONS","Question":"Cognitive deterioration, sometimes \"senile\"","Answer":"dementia"},{"Category":"EARTH","Question":"Immense boulders in random & odd places were some of the first evidence that these \"Ages\" happened","Answer":"Ice Ages"},{"Category":"HEIR","Question":"Charlene, sole heir of the late Alfred of this Dutch brewing giant, is worth $4.9 billion","Answer":"Heineken"},{"Category":"FIRE!","Question":"The Bank of America is around today because A.P. Giannini saved its currency from this city's 1906 fire","Answer":"San Francisco"},{"Category":"WAITER!","Question":"I'm in the mood for a little Italian: how 'bout an order of anitra all'aranci, this fowl cooked in orange sauce","Answer":"duck"},{"Category":"ANGELS","Question":"Sportswriters refer to the Angels as these appropriate circular items, like the one in the team's logo","Answer":"the Halos"},{"Category":"\"DEM\"-ONS","Question":"To object or voice opposition","Answer":"demur"},{"Category":"EARTH","Question":"1 of the 3 Cs in the geological-period mnemonic \"camels often sit down carefully--perhaps their joints creak...\"","Answer":"Cretaceous"},{"Category":"HEIR","Question":"If Richie Rich's father dies, his legacy is managed by one of these, from the Latin for \"guard\"","Answer":"a custodian"},{"Category":"FIRE!","Question":"After a 1624 fire Christian IV replanned this Northern European city & renamed it Christiania","Answer":"Oslo"},{"Category":"WAITER!","Question":"For dessert, bring me some of this apple-filled rolled pastry whose name is from the German for \"whirlpool\"","Answer":"strudel"},{"Category":"ANGELS","Question":"This Angel manager spent 13 years catching for the Dodgers","Answer":"Mike Scioscia"},{"Category":"\"DEM\"-ONS","Question":"The young women \"d'Avignon\" in the title of a painting by Picasso","Answer":"Demoiselles"},{"Category":"THAT'S MY BUSINESS","Question":"Meg Whitman heads up this Internet company where you can bid on items & sell them, too","Answer":"eBay"},{"Category":"U.S. CABINET DEPARTMENTS IN OTHER WORDS","Question":"Instruction","Answer":"Education"},{"Category":"BESTSELLERS","Question":"This author's \"The Secret Man\" detailed the history of his interactions with Deep Throat","Answer":"Bob Woodward"},{"Category":"THE \"L\" WORLD","Question":"Like Rome, this capital of Portugal is built on 7 hills","Answer":"Lisbon"},{"Category":"A VIOLENT CATEGORY","Question":"In hockey this shot is always taken with a full swinging stroke","Answer":"slap"},{"Category":"THAT'S MY BUSINESS","Question":"Henry's great-grandson William runs this car company which was started in 1903","Answer":"the Ford Motor Company"},{"Category":"U.S. CABINET DEPARTMENTS IN OTHER WORDS","Question":"Giving birth","Answer":"Labor"},{"Category":"BESTSELLERS","Question":"This writer got her bestselling groove back with \"The Interruption of Everything\"","Answer":"McMillan"},{"Category":"THE \"L\" WORLD","Question":"This beautiful lake in Banff National Park is named for a British princess","Answer":"Louise"},{"Category":"A VIOLENT CATEGORY","Question":"It means \"to strike with a whip\" & also follows \"whip\" in a word for an injury","Answer":"lash"},{"Category":"U.S. CABINET DEPARTMENTS IN OTHER WORDS","Question":"A person's condition or disposition","Answer":"State"},{"Category":"BESTSELLERS","Question":"As of Dec. 4, 2005 this pregnancy prep book had spent 247 weeks on the N.Y. Times Bestseller List","Answer":"What To Expect When You're Expecting"},{"Category":"THE \"L\" WORLD","Question":"This highest capital in the Andes was founded on the site of an earlier settlement in 1548","Answer":"La Paz"},{"Category":"A VIOLENT CATEGORY","Question":"As a noun it includes the cerebrum; as a verb it means \"to smash on the head\"","Answer":"brain"},{"Category":"THAT'S MY BUSINESS","Question":"With a \"familial\" English name, this Japanese maker of office equipment started out selling sewing machines","Answer":"Brother"},{"Category":"U.S. CABINET DEPARTMENTS IN OTHER WORDS","Question":"mc2","Answer":"Energy"},{"Category":"BESTSELLERS","Question":"This author's Dr. Kay Scarpetta returned to the scene of the crime with \"Trace\"","Answer":"Patricia Cornwell"},{"Category":"THE \"L\" WORLD","Question":"In 1994 this Norwegian town played host to the Winter Olympics","Answer":"Lillehammer"},{"Category":"A VIOLENT CATEGORY","Question":"To hit with a fist, or to herd cattle like a cowboy","Answer":"punch"},{"Category":"THAT'S MY BUSINESS","Question":"A brother of one of the rappers in Run-DMC, this entrepreneur runs Phat Farm","Answer":"Russell Simmons"},{"Category":"U.S. CABINET DEPARTMENTS IN OTHER WORDS","Question":"Ex-soldiers' financial arrangements","Answer":"Veterans' Affairs"},{"Category":"BESTSELLERS","Question":"This NPR guy make list with \"Me Talk Pretty One Day\"","Answer":"David Sedaris"},{"Category":"THE \"L\" WORLD","Question":"Fodor's Travel Guide to France calls this town \"the porcelain collector's mecca\"","Answer":"Limoges"},{"Category":"A VIOLENT CATEGORY","Question":"A suit of cards represented by a trefoil","Answer":"club"},{"Category":"AMERICAN WOMEN","Question":"She gave herself the third-person name \"Phantom\", the \"no-person\" she was from 19 months until she was almost 7","Answer":"Helen Keller"},{"Category":"LITERARY COLLABORATORS","Question":"These brothers first published their \"Fairy Tales\" in 1812 as \"Kinderund Hausmarchen\"","Answer":"the Brothers Grimm"},{"Category":"POUR ME A STIFF ONE","Question":"Nonpotent potable in common to a fuzzy navel & a screwdriver","Answer":"orange juice"},{"Category":"\"COURT\" BRIEFS","Question":"A stenographer employed to transcribe an official verbatim record of legal proceedings","Answer":"a court reporter"},{"Category":"TALK LIKE A BRIT","Question":"If you're right on queue for a movie in Piccadilly, you're in one of these","Answer":"a line"},{"Category":"'ALLO, GOVERNOR!","Question":"Al Smith, Mario Cuomo","Answer":"New York"},{"Category":"LITERARY COLLABORATORS","Question":"She & her tres cher ami Jean-Paul Sartre collaborated on the political & literary journal Modern Times","Answer":"Simone de Beauvoir"},{"Category":"POUR ME A STIFF ONE","Question":"Stolichanya, or stoli to its friends, is a brand of this","Answer":"vodka"},{"Category":"\"COURT\" BRIEFS","Question":"Marsupial term for a self-appointed tribunal that parodies existing principles of law","Answer":"a kangaroo court"},{"Category":"TALK LIKE A BRIT","Question":"Of stay in bed, hit someone on the head or rub till it's red, what you do if you cosh","Answer":"hit someone on the head"},{"Category":"'ALLO, GOVERNOR!","Question":"Calvin Coolidge, Michael Dukakis","Answer":"Massachusetts"},{"Category":"LITERARY COLLABORATORS","Question":"For \"The Autobiography of Malcolm X\", Malcolm collaborated with this author","Answer":"Alex Haley"},{"Category":"POUR ME A STIFF ONE","Question":"Invented in Cuba, a mojito is made with lime juice, club soda, sugar, ice, mint leaves & this kind of alcohol","Answer":"rum"},{"Category":"\"COURT\" BRIEFS","Question":"It's a special judicial assembly with power over the administration of estates & wills of deceased people","Answer":"probate court"},{"Category":"TALK LIKE A BRIT","Question":"On British TV's \"Top of the Pops\" this Booker T. & the MGs hit might be titled \"Spring Onions\"","Answer":"\"Green Onions\""},{"Category":"'ALLO, GOVERNOR!","Question":"Beauford Jester, John B. Connally, Jr.","Answer":"Texas"},{"Category":"LITERARY COLLABORATORS","Question":"Sidney Howard helped this author dramatize \"Dodsworth\"","Answer":"Sinclair Lewis"},{"Category":"POUR ME A STIFF ONE","Question":"This brand of liqueur made its debut in Dublin on November 26, 1974","Answer":"Bailey's"},{"Category":"\"COURT\" BRIEFS","Question":"AKA amicus curiae, it's someone not party to the litigation but who offers information pertinent to the case","Answer":"a friend of the court"},{"Category":"TALK LIKE A BRIT","Question":"If you're a British secret agent, you may have a license to kill, but you spell license this way","Answer":"L-I-C-E-N-C-E"},{"Category":"'ALLO, GOVERNOR!","Question":"Henry S. Thibodaux, P.B.S. Pinchback","Answer":"Louisiana"},{"Category":"LITERARY COLLABORATORS","Question":"George S Kaufman died in June 1961; this man, his frequent collaborator, in December of that year","Answer":"Moss Hart"},{"Category":"POUR ME A STIFF ONE","Question":"Mon Dieu! This French liqueur was originally made at the Abbey of Fecamp by the monks for which it is named","Answer":"Benedictine"},{"Category":"\"COURT\" BRIEFS","Question":"Law students try mock hypothetical legal cases in this kind of court","Answer":"moot court"},{"Category":"TALK LIKE A BRIT","Question":"If you can't get through to your friend in Brighton, you wouldn't say the telephone is busy, you'd say it's this","Answer":"engaged"},{"Category":"'ALLO, GOVERNOR!","Question":"Karl F. Rulvagg, Floyd Bjornsterne Olson, Jacob Aall Ottesen Preus","Answer":"Minnesota"},{"Category":"SCIENCE BRIEFS","Question":"It's a vital sign: BP","Answer":"blood pressure"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN WORDS","Question":"Polonius uses the word \"outbreak\" about Laertes' fiery mind, not this title character","Answer":"Hamlet"},{"Category":"THE \"CAPTAIN\"","Question":"This enigmatic seafarer in 1954's \"20,000 Leagues Under the Sea\" was portrayed by James Mason","Answer":"Captain Nemo"},{"Category":"TO NEIL","Question":"On board Gemini 8, he performed the first successful docking of 2 vehicles in space","Answer":"Neil Armstrong"},{"Category":"MUSCAT LOVE","Question":"Muscat is its capital city","Answer":"Oman"},{"Category":"SCIENCE BRIEFS","Question":"It's elemental: Zn","Answer":"zinc"},{"Category":"THE \"CAPTAIN\"","Question":"Hans Conried voiced this villain in a 1953 Disney classic","Answer":"Captain Hook"},{"Category":"TO NEIL","Question":"A star of D.W. Griffith's \"America\", Neil Hamilton played Commissioner Gordon on this TV show","Answer":"Batman"},{"Category":"MUSCAT LOVE","Question":"The 3 main forts in Muscat date from the 1580s when this small Iberian nation conquered & occupied it","Answer":"Portugal"},{"Category":"SCIENCE BRIEFS","Question":"For water, it's 0 degrees Celsius: F.P.","Answer":"freezing point"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN WORDS","Question":"From Latin for \"indecent\", this word in \"Love's Labour's Lost\" is the type of book banned by the Comstock Law","Answer":"obscene"},{"Category":"THE \"CAPTAIN\"","Question":"For his role as Manuel, Spencer Tracy won an Oscar for this 1937 fish story","Answer":"Captains Courageous"},{"Category":"TO NEIL","Question":"From 1979 to 1981, Neil Goldschmidt was Secretary of this department abbreviated D.O.T.","Answer":"the Department of Transportation"},{"Category":"MUSCAT LOVE","Question":"Completed in 2001, the \"Grand\" one of these in Muscat is the 1st in the country to be open to non-Muslims","Answer":"a mosque"},{"Category":"THE NAACP","Question":"This future Supreme Court justice won 29 of the 32 cases he argued before the court as a lawyer for the NAACP","Answer":"Thurgood Marshall"},{"Category":"SCIENCE BRIEFS","Question":"Used of radio waves: MHz","Answer":"megahertz"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN WORDS","Question":"This word in \"Henry VI Part 2\" meant blase & world-weary, not having to do with nephrite","Answer":"jaded"},{"Category":"THE \"CAPTAIN\"","Question":"Hooray for this Groucho Marx character from \"Animal Crackers\"","Answer":"Captain Spaulding"},{"Category":"TO NEIL","Question":"In the '50s, Neil H. McElroy was this man's Secretary of Defense","Answer":"President Eisenhower"},{"Category":"MUSCAT LOVE","Question":"Qaboos bin Said al Said rules from his palace in Muscat under this title that means \"ruler\" in Arabic","Answer":"sultan"},{"Category":"SCIENCE BRIEFS","Question":"When the stork won't come: IVF","Answer":"in vitro fertilization"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEAREAN WORDS","Question":"The word \"fashionable\" came into vogue with Ulysses' speech to Achilles in this play","Answer":"Troilus and Cressida"},{"Category":"THE \"CAPTAIN\"","Question":"Errol Flynn is a doctor who is forced to become a pirate in this 1935 action fest","Answer":"Captain Blood"},{"Category":"TO NEIL","Question":"In 1989, this \"bright\" Neil Sheehan work about the Vietnam War won the Pulitzer Prize for general nonfiction","Answer":"A Bright Shining Lie"},{"Category":"MUSCAT LOVE","Question":"A main strategic value of Muscat stems from its position at the entranceway to this 90,000 sq. mi. body of water","Answer":"the Persian Gulf"},{"Category":"BEATLES MUSIC","Question":"Chauffeur Alf Bicknell was the inspiration for this 1965 song","Answer":"\\\"Drive My Car\\\""},{"Category":"THE ENVIRONMENT","Question":"The Florida wild black type of this carnivore is down to about 3,000 animals & needs its habitat protected","Answer":"a bear"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY FACTS","Question":"In 2010 she got engaged to a choreographer she met on the set of \"Black Swan\"","Answer":"Natalie Portman"},{"Category":"LET'S HAVE ITALIAN TONIGHT!","Question":"About 635 violins still exist among the 1,100 instruments this 17th century man constructed","Answer":"Stradivarius"},{"Category":"SAME FIRST & LAST LETTER","Question":"This item on a bicycle lets drivers see cyclists at night","Answer":"taillight"},{"Category":"HOME FURNISHINGS","Question":"Four-poster is a type of this, sometimes with a canopy","Answer":"a bed"},{"Category":"FATHERS-IN-LAW","Question":"United Farm Workers president Arturo Rodriguez' father-in-law was this man who died in 1993","Answer":"César Chávez"},{"Category":"THE ENVIRONMENT","Question":"A New York Times article said this, falling in winter in the Adirondacks, may be more toxic for fish than its liquid counterpart","Answer":"acid snow"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY FACTS","Question":"Alice Cooper's Phoenix eatery has dishes named for ballplayers & is named this, like the Hall of Fame site","Answer":"Cooperstown"},{"Category":"LET'S HAVE ITALIAN TONIGHT!","Question":"Message for you, sir...! In 1897 he founded his wireless telegraph & signal company in London","Answer":"Marconi"},{"Category":"SAME FIRST & LAST LETTER","Question":"This 5-letter word can mean \"overweight\"","Answer":"plump"},{"Category":"FATHERS-IN-LAW","Question":"German emperor Frederick III's was this German-born British prince consort","Answer":"Prince Albert"},{"Category":"THE ENVIRONMENT","Question":"As you know from the movie \"Medicine Man\", the rain forests hold essential plants for treating this disease","Answer":"cancer"},{"Category":"LET'S HAVE ITALIAN TONIGHT!","Question":"This food network personality grew up in her film producer grandfather's restaurant, DDL Foodshow","Answer":"Giada De Laurentiis"},{"Category":"SAME FIRST & LAST LETTER","Question":"Like a horse","Answer":"equine"},{"Category":"HOME FURNISHINGS","Question":"A jardiniere is a decorative stand for holding these","Answer":"plants"},{"Category":"FATHERS-IN-LAW","Question":"Catherine Zeta-Jones' is this legendary actor","Answer":"Kirk Douglas"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY FACTS","Question":"Jake Gyllenhaal got his first driving lesson from this late movie star & auto racer","Answer":"Paul Newman"},{"Category":"LET'S HAVE ITALIAN TONIGHT!","Question":"This Italian-born man began his brief tenure as pope on August 26, 1978","Answer":"John Paul I"},{"Category":"SAME FIRST & LAST LETTER","Question":"The part of an atom's nucleus that fits the category","Answer":"a neutron"},{"Category":"FATHERS-IN-LAW","Question":"Jefferson Davis' was this U.S. president","Answer":"Zachary Taylor"},{"Category":"CELEBRITY FACTS","Question":"Angelina Jolie's uncle, Chip Taylor, wrote this song that says, \"you make my heart sing\"","Answer":"\"Wild Thing\""},{"Category":"LET'S HAVE ITALIAN TONIGHT!","Question":"In 2002 he wrote \"Baudolino\", a historial novel set in 12th century Europe; what an author ... author ... author","Answer":"Umberto Ecco"},{"Category":"SAME FIRST & LAST LETTER","Question":"Pertaining to the scientific use & study of very low temperatures","Answer":"cryogenic"},{"Category":"HOME FURNISHINGS","Question":"By definition, this type of china cabinet has a slightly projecting middle section","Answer":"breakfront"},{"Category":"FATHERS-IN-LAW","Question":"Daniel Day-Lewis' was this dramatist","Answer":"Arthur Miller"},{"Category":"CLASSICAL COMPOSERS","Question":"His \"Heroic\" Period, from about 1803 to 1812, produced his \"Eroica\" Symphony","Answer":"Beethoven"},{"Category":"THEY'RE ON CABLE","Question":"He plays novelist Hank Moody, a New Yorker transplanted to L.A., on \"Californication\"","Answer":"David Duchovny"},{"Category":"POETIC TITLE VERBS","Question":"\"_____ By Woods On A Snowy Evening\"","Answer":"Stopping"},{"Category":"IT'S A COUP D'ETAT","Question":"After his murder, the conspirators did not gain control, as power was passed on to the Second Triumvirate","Answer":"Julius Caesar"},{"Category":"COMPOUND WORDS","Question":"A student's may be 3-ring or spiral bound","Answer":"a notebook"},{"Category":"FATHER'S IN LAW","Question":"Father was quite the cutup in Prof. Charles Fried's class at this Massachusetts law school founded in 1817","Answer":"Harvard"},{"Category":"CLASSICAL COMPOSERS","Question":"One of Verdi's first masterpieces was this Shakespearean opera with an intense sleepwalking scene","Answer":"Macbeth"},{"Category":"THEY'RE ON CABLE","Question":"James Roday is Shawn Spencer, a police consultant who pretends to have otherworldly powers, on this comedic series","Answer":"Psych"},{"Category":"POETIC TITLE VERBS","Question":"\"I _____ Lonely As A Cloud\"","Answer":"Wandered"},{"Category":"IT'S A COUP D'ETAT","Question":"Carl Henrik Anckarsvard was the leader of the coup that overthrew King Gustav IV of this country","Answer":"Sweden"},{"Category":"COMPOUND WORDS","Question":"Common name for the patella","Answer":"the kneecap"},{"Category":"FATHER'S IN LAW","Question":"Father has rooms near the Court of Chancery in this state where half of Fortune 500 companies are incorporated","Answer":"Delaware"},{"Category":"CLASSICAL COMPOSERS","Question":"Charles Gounod's mother thought he might become a priest, & one of his best-known works is this setting of a Catholic prayer","Answer":"Ave Maria"},{"Category":"POETIC TITLE VERBS","Question":"\"She _____ In Beauty\"","Answer":"Walks"},{"Category":"IT'S A COUP D'ETAT","Question":"In 1921 Reza Pahlavi helped with a coup that eventually brought his son to power in this country","Answer":"Iran"},{"Category":"COMPOUND WORDS","Question":"It's often said, \"Build a better\" this \"and the world will beat a path to your door\"","Answer":"a mousetrap"},{"Category":"FATHER'S IN LAW","Question":"Coincidentally, today father's squash opponent was also his deponent, as father was taking this","Answer":"a deposition"},{"Category":"CLASSICAL COMPOSERS","Question":"He was 24 years older than his friend Mozart, but outlived him by almost 20 years","Answer":"Franz Joseph Haydn"},{"Category":"THEY'RE ON CABLE","Question":"The title pair of this TNT show is Boston detective Angie Harmon & medical examiner Sasha Alexander","Answer":"Rizzoli & Isles"},{"Category":"POETIC TITLE VERBS","Question":"\"To An Athlete _____ Young\"","Answer":"Dying"},{"Category":"IT'S A COUP D'ETAT","Question":"This S. American president was the leader of an unsuccessful coup in 1992 & was the target of a coup in 2002","Answer":"Hugo Chavez"},{"Category":"COMPOUND WORDS","Question":"Lunar term meaning mentally deranged or dreamily romantic","Answer":"moonstruck"},{"Category":"FATHER'S IN LAW","Question":"Father learned about the quaint problems of the poor at Chicago's \"Edwin F. Mandel\" this type of \"Clinic\"","Answer":"legal aid"},{"Category":"POETIC TITLE VERBS","Question":"\"On First _____ Into Chapman's Homer\"","Answer":"Looking"},{"Category":"IT'S A COUP D'ETAT","Question":"In Pakistan Nawaz Sharif tried to dismiss this military leader in 1999 but was overthrown by him instead","Answer":"Musharraf"},{"Category":"COMPOUND WORDS","Question":"It's the 9-letter name for a type of restaurant that specializes in steak & other meat on the bone","Answer":"chophouse"},{"Category":"FATHER'S IN LAW","Question":"As a non-partner who has a formal relationship with a firm, father is said to be \"of\" this to Bisbee, Pell & Bisbee","Answer":"Counsel"},{"Category":"BIOGRAPHERS","Question":"As many mourned, this minister wrote in a letter, \"Washington is gone! Millions are gasping to read ...about him\"","Answer":"Parson Weems"},{"Category":"THEY ALSO RAN","Question":"Born in Brooklyn in 1944, he was mayor of New York City from 1994 to 2002","Answer":"Rudy Giuliani"},{"Category":"ROCK & ROLL FRONTMEN","Question":"David Lee Roth, Sammy Hagar, David Lee Roth","Answer":"Van Halen"},{"Category":"MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS","Question":"In 2004 this Dutch airlines merged with Air France","Answer":"KLM"},{"Category":"RODENTS","Question":"Spaniards named these furry rodents for the Chincha Indians","Answer":"chinchilla"},{"Category":"\"F\"OOD","Question":"This, food cooked in a central pot on the table, is from the French for \"to melt\"","Answer":"fondue"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONES","Question":"A native of Copenhagen, or to stoop to do something","Answer":"dane/deign"},{"Category":"THEY ALSO RAN","Question":"He received a degree from NC State & pushed papers at his own Raleigh law firm","Answer":"John Edwards"},{"Category":"ROCK & ROLL FRONTMEN","Question":"Roger Daltrey","Answer":"The Who"},{"Category":"MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS","Question":"In 1999 Ford snatched up the auto unit of this company for 50 billion kronor","Answer":"Volvo"},{"Category":"RODENTS","Question":"Some of the quills of the Eurasian species can be 12 inches, equal to about half of its body length","Answer":"a porcupine"},{"Category":"\"F\"OOD","Question":"It's a Spanish baked custard coated with caramel","Answer":"flan"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONES","Question":"To take a quick look, or the top of a mountain","Answer":"peek/peak"},{"Category":"THEY ALSO RAN","Question":"Formerly a U.S. Secretary of Energy & U.N. Ambassador, he's now the Governor of New Mexico","Answer":"Richardson"},{"Category":"ROCK & ROLL FRONTMEN","Question":"Anthony Kiedis","Answer":"Red Hot Chili Peppers"},{"Category":"MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS","Question":"In an $80 billion deal these 2 oil companies joined forces in 1999 in the biggest merger up to that time","Answer":"Exxon & Mobil"},{"Category":"RODENTS","Question":"These rodents of the Plains received their name because they \"bark\" like canines","Answer":"prairie dogs"},{"Category":"\"F\"OOD","Question":"It's the Japanese name for certain species of puffer fish that contain lethal poison but can be eaten as a delicacy","Answer":"fugu"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONES","Question":"Antagonistic, or an inexpensive lodging place for young people abroad","Answer":"hostile/hostel"},{"Category":"THEY ALSO RAN","Question":"He played the CIA chief in \"No Way Out\" & represented Tennessee in the U.S. Senate","Answer":"Fred Thompson"},{"Category":"ROCK & ROLL FRONTMEN","Question":"Trent Reznor","Answer":"Nine Inch Nails"},{"Category":"MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS","Question":"In 2004 FedEx acquired this chain of stores, & you can copy me on that!","Answer":"Kinko's"},{"Category":"RODENTS","Question":"Contrary to popular belief, mass drownings by the Norway species of this rodent are not suicidal in nature","Answer":"lemmings"},{"Category":"\"F\"OOD","Question":"The name of these long, flat egg noodles means \"little ribbons\"","Answer":"fettuccine"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONES","Question":"It's a sausage, or the absolute least best","Answer":"wurst/worst"},{"Category":"THEY ALSO RAN","Question":"At age 31, he was Cleveland's mayor","Answer":"Dennis Kucinich"},{"Category":"ROCK & ROLL FRONTMEN","Question":"Adam Levine","Answer":"Maroon 5"},{"Category":"MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS","Question":"Despite opposition from the 2 founders' families, this company merged with Compaq in 2002","Answer":"Hewlett-Packard"},{"Category":"RODENTS","Question":"A S. Am. delicacy, this water-dwelling herbivore was declared a fish by the Vatican so it could be eaten during Lent","Answer":"a capybara"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONES","Question":"A dish, or a braid of hair","Answer":"plate/plait"},{"Category":"EARLY AMERICA","Question":"In 1610 the Spanish began building the Palace of the Governors in what is now this Southwest city","Answer":"Santa Fe"},{"Category":"ACTRESSES ON TV","Question":"On \"Fat Actress\", she poked fun at herself, playing a version of herself struggling with her weight","Answer":"Kirstie Alley"},{"Category":"SIGNS & SYMBOLS","Question":"The 2 symbols seen on pirate flags & bottles of poison","Answer":"skull & crossbones"},{"Category":"MARK TWAIN: BOOK LOVER","Question":"Writing about this author's \"The Deerslayer\", Twain called its pathos \"funny\" & \"its love-scenes odious\"","Answer":"Cooper"},{"Category":"ROGER!","Question":"In 1982 he co-anchored \"NBC Nightly News\" with Tom Brokaw, & you could say his name is...","Answer":"Roger Mudd"},{"Category":"4-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Pronounced one way, it's the top of the head; pronounced another, it's French chopped liver","Answer":"pâté or pate"},{"Category":"EARLY AMERICA","Question":"In 1701 this college was founded in Conn., in part to counter the perceived liberalism of Harvard","Answer":"Yale"},{"Category":"ROGER!","Question":"The \"Roger\" to Michael Moore's \"Me\", in 1990 this GM chairman handed over the job to Robert Stempel","Answer":"Smith"},{"Category":"EARLY AMERICA","Question":"The Molasses Act of 1733 placed high duties on molasses & this potent potable from non-English possessions","Answer":"rum"},{"Category":"ACTRESSES ON TV","Question":"She portrays real-life research medium Allison DuBois","Answer":"Arquette"},{"Category":"SIGNS & SYMBOLS","Question":"Baby, you're going to be a star, & we're going to put you next to this symbol on Turkey's flag","Answer":"a crescent"},{"Category":"MARK TWAIN: BOOK LOVER","Question":"One of Twain's favorite books was the \"Diary of\" this Englishman; Twain credited it as the model for his book \"1601\"","Answer":"Pepys"},{"Category":"ROGER!","Question":"I'll have a side of this 13th century English philosopher & creator of the \"Opus Majus\"","Answer":"Roger Bacon"},{"Category":"4-LETTER WORDS","Question":"It's short for one of the muscles, or a large open space on campus surrounded by buildings","Answer":"a quad"},{"Category":"EARLY AMERICA","Question":"His 1699 proposal for a permanent French trading post on the Detroit River didn't include a car dealership","Answer":"Cadillac"},{"Category":"ACTRESSES ON TV","Question":"On \"Brothers & Sisters\", she plays right-wing TV pundit Kitty Walker","Answer":"Calista Flockhart"},{"Category":"MARK TWAIN: BOOK LOVER","Question":"A copy of the New Testament in Arabic was given to Twain during the cruise that inspired this 1869 travel classic","Answer":"The Innocents Abroad"},{"Category":"ROGER!","Question":"He was to fly as lunar module pilot on the first manned Apollo mission but tragically never made it","Answer":"Roger Chaffee"},{"Category":"4-LETTER WORDS","Question":"From the Welsh, it's a steep, rugged rock, or a rough, broken projecting part of a rock","Answer":"a crag"},{"Category":"EARLY AMERICA","Question":"In the 1620s this Dutch company founded New Netherland in what later became N.Y., N.J., Delaware & Connecticut","Answer":"the Dutch West India Company"},{"Category":"ACTRESSES ON TV","Question":"Like her \"Grey's Anatomy\" character Izzie Stevens, she used to be a model","Answer":"Katherine Heigl"},{"Category":"SIGNS & SYMBOLS","Question":"At her swearing-in, Speaker Pelosi wore this color (also a longtime symbol of power) as a symbol of the Suffragettes","Answer":"purple"},{"Category":"MARK TWAIN: BOOK LOVER","Question":"\"The only poem I have ever carried about with me\", said Twain, was this classic, best enjoyed with \"a jug of wine\"","Answer":"the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam"},{"Category":"ROGER!","Question":"The fifth Chief Justice of the United States, he succeeded John Marshall in 1836","Answer":"Roger Taney"},{"Category":"4-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Used in linoleum & paints, linseed oil is made from the seeds of this plant","Answer":"flax"},{"Category":"CONSUMER PRODUCTS","Question":"This product was reintroduced in 1906 with trimethylxanthine as the sole remaining stimulant","Answer":"Coca-Cola"},{"Category":"WASHINGTON D.C.","Question":"What the \"D.C.\" stands for","Answer":"the District of Columbia"},{"Category":"COLORS","Question":"Color of a lucky \"letter day\"","Answer":"red"},{"Category":"A LA \"CART\"","Question":"While 2 of its wheels head toward produce, 1 goes to dairy, the other to checkout","Answer":"a shopping cart"},{"Category":"FOOD","Question":"Varieties include Chinese & Dijon","Answer":"mustard"},{"Category":"MOVIE TRIVIA","Question":"Turned down to be an \"Our Gang\" member, she became top box office star of 1935","Answer":"Shirley Temple"},{"Category":"WASHINGTON D.C.","Question":"The District's oldest neighborhood, it was named for a king","Answer":"Georgetown"},{"Category":"COLORS","Question":"Johnny Cash is known for wearing only this color on stage","Answer":"black"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"Tennis serve that touches net before dropping into proper court, it's replayed","Answer":"a let ball"},{"Category":"A LA \"CART\"","Question":"A sideways handspring","Answer":"a cartwheel"},{"Category":"FOOD","Question":"Type of food that comes in shapes of bow ties, elbows & wagon wheels","Answer":"pasta"},{"Category":"WASHINGTON D.C.","Question":"287 miles long, it flows past Washington & induces \"fever\" in ambitious politicians","Answer":"the Potomac River"},{"Category":"COLORS","Question":"Baby, sky, & steel","Answer":"blue"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"You win this when you pick the winners of 2 successive horse races","Answer":"the Daily Double"},{"Category":"A LA \"CART\"","Question":"You can load it in your 8-track","Answer":"acartridge"},{"Category":"FOOD","Question":"Also known as an alligator pear","Answer":"an avocado"},{"Category":"MOVIE TRIVIA","Question":"For the first time in '68, the Academy Awards were held in this auditorium, its current home","Answer":"the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion"},{"Category":"WASHINGTON D.C.","Question":"Though this mound rises only 8","Answer":"Capitol Hill"},{"Category":"COLORS","Question":"Broadway's nickname","Answer":"the Great White Way"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"What the letters in \"scuba\" stand for","Answer":"self-contained underwater breathing apparatus"},{"Category":"A LA \"CART\"","Question":"The 1st graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy to become president","Answer":"Jimmy Carter"},{"Category":"FOOD","Question":"California vegetable with a crown & a heart","Answer":"an artichoke"},{"Category":"MOVIE TRIVIA","Question":"In his best English Bronx accent he cried \"Yonder lies the castle of my father\"","Answer":"Tony Curtis"},{"Category":"WASHINGTON D.C.","Question":"Former Secretary of State for whom Washington, D.C. International Airport is named","Answer":"John Foster Dulles"},{"Category":"COLORS","Question":"The 3 colors that make up the dots on a color TV screen","Answer":"blue, green, and red"},{"Category":"SPORTS","Question":"On an official archery target, it's the color of the bull's eye","Answer":"yellow"},{"Category":"FOOD","Question":"The non-chocolate version are called \"blondies\"","Answer":"brownies"},{"Category":"EUROPE","Question":"Some 40% of this country's land has been reclaimed from the sea","Answer":"the Netherlands"},{"Category":"BIG BANDS","Question":"A wunnerful, wunnerful bandleader","Answer":"Lawrence Welk"},{"Category":"NOTORIOUS","Question":"White supremacy group depicted as heroes in film classic \"Birth of a Nation\"","Answer":"the Ku Klux Klan"},{"Category":"BIRDS","Question":"This red bird is the state bird of 7 states","Answer":"the cardinal"},{"Category":"BEES","Question":"Its name comes from the Middle English word \"bumblen\"","Answer":"a bumblebee"},{"Category":"POLITICS","Question":"Baby book author who ran for president in '68","Answer":"Dr. Spock"},{"Category":"EUROPE","Question":"Both in size & population, it's largest Scandinavian country","Answer":"Sweden"},{"Category":"BIG BANDS","Question":"In 1937 he was \"in the mood\" to start a band","Answer":"Glenn Miller"},{"Category":"NOTORIOUS","Question":"Name of FBI \"sting\" operation that sent 4 former Congressmen to prison in '83","Answer":"Abscam"},{"Category":"BIRDS","Question":"Depending on the species, a bird can have 940 to 25,000 of them","Answer":"feathers"},{"Category":"BEES","Question":"Common name of an apiculturist","Answer":"a beekeeper"},{"Category":"POLITICS","Question":"Nickname of late Washington Senator Henry Jackson","Answer":"Scoop Jackson"},{"Category":"EUROPE","Question":"19th century Sardinia took the lead in unifying this country","Answer":"Italy"},{"Category":"BIG BANDS","Question":"As famous for his marriages as his music; once wed Ava Gardner & Lana Turner","Answer":"Artie Shaw"},{"Category":"NOTORIOUS","Question":"32 inmates & 11 guards were killed in '71 uprising at this NY prison","Answer":"Attica"},{"Category":"BIRDS","Question":"All 16 species of the Hawaiian honeycreeper are on this list","Answer":"the endangered species list"},{"Category":"BEES","Question":"A large crowd of bees on the move","Answer":"a swarm"},{"Category":"POLITICS","Question":"U.S. ambassadors to this country have included Anne Armstrong & Joseph Kennedy","Answer":"Great Britain"},{"Category":"EUROPE","Question":"In '67 this last king of Greece went into exile","Answer":"Constantine"},{"Category":"BIG BANDS","Question":"Benny Goodman got good \"vibes\" from him","Answer":"Lionel Hampton"},{"Category":"NOTORIOUS","Question":"Despite his \"fortunate\" nickname, this gangster was deported to Italy in '46","Answer":"\"Lucky\" Luciano"},{"Category":"BEES","Question":"The 3 classes of a honeybee colony","Answer":"a drone, a queen, and a worker"},{"Category":"POLITICS","Question":"Florida Congressman who champions the senior citizen","Answer":"Claude Pepper"},{"Category":"EUROPE","Question":"Only predominanty Muslim country entirely in Europe","Answer":"Albania"},{"Category":"BIG BANDS","Question":"\"Royal\" bandleader whose first two names were Edward Kennedy","Answer":"Duke Ellington"},{"Category":"NOTORIOUS","Question":"He wrote the Howard Hughes \"autobiography\" that sent him to jail","Answer":"Clifford Irving"},{"Category":"POLITICS","Question":"Only 4 state governors serve terms this long","Answer":"two years"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTS","Question":"President elected to 2nd term with 523 electoral votes, the greatest number in any election","Answer":"Franklin D. Roosevelt"},{"Category":"VOLCANOES","Question":"About its eruption in 79 A.D., an observer wrote that \"broad sheets of fire and leaping flames blazed at several points\"","Answer":"Vesuvius"},{"Category":"ALSO SOMETHING YOU WEAR","Question":"A hard blow or punch","Answer":"a sock"},{"Category":"NOVELS BY CHAPTER TITLE","Question":"\"The Shoulder of Athos, the Baldric of Porthos, and the Handkerchief of Aramis\"","Answer":"The Three Musketeers"},{"Category":"A \"TON\" OF PEOPLE","Question":"In 2004 the most valuable guitar, this rocker's Stratocaster \"Blackie\", sold for $959,500 at auction","Answer":"Clapton"},{"Category":"KAN U SPEL BIZNESS?","Question":"Dessert topping (the part after \"Reddi\")","Answer":"W-I-P"},{"Category":"VOLCANOES","Question":"At least 57 people died as a result of this U.S. volcano's May 18, 1980 eruption","Answer":"Mount St. Helens"},{"Category":"ALSO SOMETHING YOU WEAR","Question":"To avoid or go around the edge of","Answer":"a skirt"},{"Category":"NOVELS BY CHAPTER TITLE","Question":"\"Four Thousand Leagues Under the Pacific\"","Answer":"20,000 Leagues Under the Sea"},{"Category":"A \"TON\" OF PEOPLE","Question":"In the 1991 remake of \"Father of the Bride\", she played the mother of the bride","Answer":"Diane Keaton"},{"Category":"KAN U SPEL BIZNESS?","Question":"Mr. Potato Head maker (the part after \"Play\")","Answer":"S-K-O-O-L"},{"Category":"VOLCANOES","Question":"This youngest surface volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii has distinctive lava formations like Pele's Hair","Answer":"Kilauea"},{"Category":"ALSO SOMETHING YOU WEAR","Question":"When followed by \"down\", it means to eat voraciously","Answer":"scarf"},{"Category":"NOVELS BY CHAPTER TITLE","Question":"\"Hester and Pearl\"","Answer":"The Scarlet Letter"},{"Category":"KAN U SPEL BIZNESS?","Question":"Drugstore with 4,700 outlets (the part before \"Aid\")","Answer":"R-I-T-E"},{"Category":"VOLCANOES","Question":"In 1908 members of Ernest Shackleton's expedition became the first to climb this continent's Mount Erebus","Answer":"Antarctica"},{"Category":"ALSO SOMETHING YOU WEAR","Question":"Hard, quick gasps for air","Answer":"pants"},{"Category":"NOVELS BY CHAPTER TITLE","Question":"\"Mr. Badger\"","Answer":"The Wind in the Willows"},{"Category":"A \"TON\" OF PEOPLE","Question":"After his death in 1974, his son Mercer took over his band","Answer":"Duke Ellington"},{"Category":"KAN U SPEL BIZNESS?","Question":"\"Kid tested, mother approved\" cereal","Answer":"K-I-X"},{"Category":"VOLCANOES","Question":"This lake lies in a caldera formed when Oregon's Mount Mazama volcano collapsed 7,000 years ago","Answer":"Crater Lake"},{"Category":"ALSO SOMETHING YOU WEAR","Question":"A policy seeking to reduce pollution is referred to as this & trade","Answer":"cap"},{"Category":"NOVELS BY CHAPTER TITLE","Question":"\"The Lotus Eaters\" & \"Circe\"","Answer":"Ulysses"},{"Category":"A \"TON\" OF PEOPLE","Question":"His \"Boyz N the Hood\" earned him the first-ever best director Oscar nomination for an African American","Answer":"John Singleton"},{"Category":"KAN U SPEL BIZNESS?","Question":"Amazing, phenomenal cleaner from SC Johnson","Answer":"F-A-N-T-A-S-T-I-K"},{"Category":"TOP OF THE LIST","Question":"U.S. News & World Report calls this New Haven school the best value college, even with tuition at over $38,000 a year","Answer":"Yale"},{"Category":"MAGIC","Question":"According to tradition, this prop used by magicians should be made of hazel wood cut at sunrise","Answer":"a wand"},{"Category":"OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALISTS BY SPORT","Question":"1976: Nadia Comaneci; 2008: Nastia Liukin (champions all-around)","Answer":"gymnastics"},{"Category":"COME TO OUR AIDE","Question":"Patrick Jephson, her aide in the 1990s, doesn't aid her reputation with his book \"Shadows of a Princess\"","Answer":"Princess Diana"},{"Category":"POEMS ON POETS","Question":"To hear about \"My Highland Lassie\" / My poor heart, it yearns / For he wrote 'em, I just quote 'em / He is...","Answer":"Burns"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"F\"","Question":"The Union Jack (4)","Answer":"flag"},{"Category":"TOP OF THE LIST","Question":"According to the Cat Fanciers' Assoc., the top breed of pedigreed cat is this feline with a Middle Eastern name","Answer":"Persian"},{"Category":"MAGIC","Question":"This duo first teamed up in 1975; one was a clown college graduate & juggler, the other, a silent magician","Answer":"Penn & Teller"},{"Category":"OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALISTS BY SPORT","Question":"1964: Joe Frazier; 1996: Wladimir Klitschko","Answer":"boxing"},{"Category":"COME TO OUR AIDE","Question":"Vladislav Surkov, a longtime aide to this former president, is known as the Kremlin's \"Gray Cardinal\"","Answer":"Putin"},{"Category":"POEMS ON POETS","Question":"\"The Lamb\" & \"The Fly\" are far from a mess / But this man's \"The Tyger\" / Gets all the good press","Answer":"Blake"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"F\"","Question":"Velour, velvet or tricot (6)","Answer":"fabric"},{"Category":"TOP OF THE LIST","Question":"Not only is Hartsfield-Jackson in Atlanta the world's busiest airport, this airline based there is the largest","Answer":"Delta"},{"Category":"MAGIC","Question":"This magician's feats include walking through the Great Wall of China","Answer":"David Copperfield"},{"Category":"OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALISTS BY SPORT","Question":"1924: Helen Wills; 2004: Justine Henin-Hardenne","Answer":"tennis"},{"Category":"POEMS ON POETS","Question":"Being called \"a gargoyle of a man\" / May have caused him to lose all hope / But his \"Rape of the Lock\" was good / He's...","Answer":"Pope"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"F\"","Question":"Long crack in a rock (7)","Answer":"fissure"},{"Category":"TOP OF THE LIST","Question":"Not surprisingly, this taste sensation is rocking as Ben & Jerry's top-selling ice cream flavor","Answer":"Cherry Garcia"},{"Category":"MAGIC","Question":"This 16-letter synonym for sleight of hand comes from the Latin for \"nimble finger\"","Answer":"prestidigitation"},{"Category":"OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALISTS BY SPORT","Question":"1904: Thomas Kiely, with 6,036 points; 2000: Erki Nool, with 8,641","Answer":"the decathlon"},{"Category":"COME TO OUR AIDE","Question":"In 1948 White House aide Lauchlin Currie told this committee he wasn't a Soviet spy; today we know he was","Answer":"the House Un-American Activities Committee"},{"Category":"POEMS ON POETS","Question":"\"A hundred naked maidens\" / Danced in his \"Faerie Queene\" / Give this Elizabethan credit / He sure could set a scene","Answer":"Spenser"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"F\"","Question":"Islamic legal opinion or directive (5)","Answer":"fatwa"},{"Category":"TOP OF THE LIST","Question":"In 2011 this Nissan model was Consumer Reports' top pick for family sedan","Answer":"the Altima"},{"Category":"MAGIC","Question":"In November 2000 this illusionist known for his street magic was encased in a block of ice for 63 hours in Times Square","Answer":"David Blaine"},{"Category":"OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALISTS BY SPORT","Question":"1896: Ellery Clark, 20' 10\"; 2000: Ivan Pedroso, 28' 3/4\"","Answer":"the long jump"},{"Category":"COME TO OUR AIDE","Question":"In 2009 an aide to the Defense Sec. was ensnared in the scandal over a couple who crashed this White House event","Answer":"the White House State Dinner"},{"Category":"POEMS ON POETS","Question":"This romantic poet was really not clairvoyant / In 1822 / He put \"Hellas\" into view / But we wish he was more buoyant","Answer":"Shelley"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"F\"","Question":"Smooth move in a bridge game (7)","Answer":"finesse"},{"Category":"U.S. CITIES","Question":"Of the top 10 cities in population within city limits, this one of 1.4 million is the only state capital","Answer":"Phoenix, Arizona"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS IN IOWA","Question":"He was at radio station WHO back in the 1930s & while president, went back to Des Moines","Answer":"Ronald Reagan"},{"Category":"THE GRIDIRON","Question":"[Hi, I'm Dick Butkus, Hall of Fame linebacker of the Chicago Bears] Before moving to Soldier Field in 1971, the Bears played its home games for 50 seasons in this Cubs park","Answer":"Wrigley Field"},{"Category":"THE HOLLYWOOD STOCK EXCHANGE","Question":"One of the hottest stocks of summer 2000 was for this nautical action film starring George Clooney","Answer":"The Perfect Storm"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL PAIRS","Question":"Created by God to rule the Earth in Genesis","Answer":"Adam & Eve"},{"Category":"ANIMAL PLANET","Question":"It's the double-talk name for the tropical food fish also known as the dolphinfish","Answer":"Mahi-mahi"},{"Category":"WHEREFORE \"ART\" THOU","Question":"One of these might be thrown in an English pub or shot from a blowgun in Peru","Answer":"Dart"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS IN IOWA","Question":"He dedicated the Rathbun Dam July 31, 1971","Answer":"Richard Nixon"},{"Category":"THE GRIDIRON","Question":"[Hi, I'm Champ Bailey, college football's top defensive player of 1998] The award for top defensive player in college football is named for Bronislaw Nagurski, whose nickname was this","Answer":"Bronco"},{"Category":"THE HOLLYWOOD STOCK EXCHANGE","Question":"With the release of \"Me, Myself, and Irene\", this actor's HSX stock shot up $125","Answer":"Jim Carrey"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL PAIRS","Question":"Jesus' Earthly parents","Answer":"Joseph & Mary"},{"Category":"ANIMAL PLANET","Question":"A bean with mottled markings shares its name with this equine","Answer":"Pinto"},{"Category":"WHEREFORE \"ART\" THOU","Question":"In a nursery rhyme, a queen makes some of these only to have them stolen by a knave","Answer":"Tarts"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS IN IOWA","Question":"Lincoln has a monument in Council Bluffs; this other president has a grave in West Branch","Answer":"Herbert Hoover"},{"Category":"THE GRIDIRON","Question":"[Hi, I'm Franco Harris, Hall of Fame running back of the Pittsburgh Steelers] In the 1972 playoff game against the Oakland Raiders, I caught a miraculous, game-winning pass that's been nicknamed this","Answer":"\"The Immaculate Reception\""},{"Category":"THE HOLLYWOOD STOCK EXCHANGE","Question":"Millions of HSX shares of this scary movie \"project\" were traded a full year before it was released","Answer":"The Blair Witch Project"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL PAIRS","Question":"\"Hairy\" couple from Judges 16","Answer":"Samson & Delilah"},{"Category":"ANIMAL PLANET","Question":"You'll have a leg up if you know this is the correct term for a baby hippo","Answer":"Calf"},{"Category":"WHEREFORE \"ART\" THOU","Question":"Grammatically speaking, the word \"the\" is definitely one of these","Answer":"Article"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS IN IOWA","Question":"In 1887 Cleveland attended this city's Corn Palace (or should we say Maize Palace)","Answer":"Sioux City"},{"Category":"THE GRIDIRON","Question":"[Hi, I'm Raghib Ismail of the Dallas Cowboys] While at this school, I was named MVP of the Orange Bowl on the first day of the '90s","Answer":"Notre Dame"},{"Category":"THE HOLLYWOOD STOCK EXCHANGE","Question":"\"RBRIDE\" was the HSX designation for this hot-performing stock & movie","Answer":"Runaway Bride"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL PAIRS","Question":"The sons of Rebekah","Answer":"Jacob & Esau"},{"Category":"ANIMAL PLANET","Question":"Ethiopian feline variety seen here","Answer":"Abyssinian"},{"Category":"WHEREFORE \"ART\" THOU","Question":"They can be a city's highways or a person's blood vessels","Answer":"Arteries"},{"Category":"PRESIDENTS IN IOWA","Question":"In 1975 Ford attended this, the subject of a 1945 Rodgers & Hammerstein film musical","Answer":"Iowa State Fair"},{"Category":"THE GRIDIRON","Question":"[Hi, I'm Shannon Sharpe of the Denver Broncos] In 1995 this Cowboys running back tied Jim Brown's record by scoring his 100th career TD in his 93rd NFL game","Answer":"Emmitt Smith"},{"Category":"THE HOLLYWOOD STOCK EXCHANGE","Question":"At $4,147 a share, this star of \"Firestarter\" is one of the highest-valued actresses listed on HSX","Answer":"Drew Barrymore"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL PAIRS","Question":"God & Jesus are called by these 2 Greek letters in Revelation","Answer":"Alpha & Omega"},{"Category":"ANIMAL PLANET","Question":"Useful in long-term avian study, it's the placing of metal identification tags on the legs of wild birds","Answer":"Banding"},{"Category":"WHEREFORE \"ART\" THOU","Question":"One of these might be flip, flow or pie","Answer":"Chart"},{"Category":"ENGLISH LITERATURE","Question":"A third, more sexually explicit version of this 1928 D.H. Lawrence novel was finally published in the U.S. in 1959","Answer":"\"Lady Chatterley's Lover\""},{"Category":"ANCIENT COINS","Question":"In 44 B.C. the senate of Rome wanted his head -- on all silver coins","Answer":"Julius Caesar"},{"Category":"AROUND THE WORLD","Question":"Completed in 1345, the Ponte Vecchio crosses over the Arno River in this European country","Answer":"Italy"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY NICKNAMES","Question":"\"Hef\"","Answer":"Hugh Hefner"},{"Category":"MY SUITE","Question":"He began composing \"The Nutcracker Suite\" in 1891","Answer":"Pyotr Tchaikovsky"},{"Category":"EMBRACEABLE \"U\"","Question":"In baseball one's behind home plate & one's behind each base","Answer":"Umpire"},{"Category":"ENGLISH LITERATURE","Question":"\"The Parson's Tale\", which deals at length with the 7 deadly sins, concludes this 14th century work","Answer":"\"The Canterbury Tales\""},{"Category":"ANCIENT COINS","Question":"The animal featured on the electrum coin of Lydia, it got the world's coinage off to a roaring success","Answer":"Lion"},{"Category":"AROUND THE WORLD","Question":"It's the largest Scottish city on the banks of the Firth of Forth","Answer":"Edinburgh"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY NICKNAMES","Question":"Aviation's \"Mysterious Billionaire\"","Answer":"Howard Hughes"},{"Category":"MY SUITE","Question":"\"Suite Bergamasque\" contains this composer's famous piece \"Clair De Lune\"","Answer":"Claude Debussy"},{"Category":"EMBRACEABLE \"U\"","Question":"It's bordered by Kenya to the east & Sudan to the north","Answer":"Uganda"},{"Category":"ENGLISH LITERATURE","Question":"Ian Fleming introduced James Bond in this 1953 novel, which became a 1967 film starring David Niven","Answer":"\"Casino Royale\""},{"Category":"ANCIENT COINS","Question":"Around 334 B.C. this Macedonian's stater became a world currency","Answer":"Alexander the Great"},{"Category":"AROUND THE WORLD","Question":"Granite pillars support the roof of this man's burial \"hall\" near \"The Gate of Heavenly Peace\"","Answer":"Mao Tse-tung"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY NICKNAMES","Question":"Georgia's \"Miss Lillian\"","Answer":"Lillian Carter"},{"Category":"MY SUITE","Question":"It's the title of the \"chasmic\" 1931 suite heard here","Answer":"\"Grand Canyon Suite\""},{"Category":"EMBRACEABLE \"U\"","Question":"It's the island instrument heard here","Answer":"Ukulele"},{"Category":"ENGLISH LITERATURE","Question":"This James Joyce work is a dream sequence in the minds of the Earwicker family","Answer":"\"Finnegans Wake\""},{"Category":"ANCIENT COINS","Question":"A Knossos coin of the 4th century B.C. had this creature on the front & a labyrinth on the reverse","Answer":"Minotaur"},{"Category":"AROUND THE WORLD","Question":"In 1995 the Pacific island of Kiribati shifted this \"line\", making it the first nation to see the morning sun each day","Answer":"International Date Line"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY NICKNAMES","Question":"Cinema's \"Man of A Thousand Faces\"","Answer":"Lon Chaney"},{"Category":"MY SUITE","Question":"Go \"trolling\" with this Edvard Grieg suite that shares its name with an Ibsen work","Answer":"\"Peer Gynt\""},{"Category":"EMBRACEABLE \"U\"","Question":"In a hit song by the Irish Rovers, these animals didn't make it onto Noah's Ark","Answer":"Unicorns"},{"Category":"ENGLISH LITERATURE","Question":"The title of this E.M. Forster novel refers to the house that belonged to Henry Wilcox' first wife","Answer":"\"Howards End\""},{"Category":"ANCIENT COINS","Question":"Smyrna, which claimed to be the birthplace of this poet, put him on a 2nd century B.C. coin","Answer":"Homer"},{"Category":"AROUND THE WORLD","Question":"It's the river that runs through Ludwigshafen & Mannheim","Answer":"Rhine"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY NICKNAMES","Question":"\"The People's Lawyer\" & 2000 Green Party presidential candidate","Answer":"Ralph Nader"},{"Category":"MY SUITE","Question":"\"Mars\" & \"Uranus\" are famous works within his 1916 suite \"The Planets\"","Answer":"Gustav Holst"},{"Category":"EMBRACEABLE \"U\"","Question":"This technique uses high-frequency waves & is often used to view fetuses","Answer":"Ultrasound"},{"Category":"NOTORIOUS","Question":"Using the aliases James Ryan & Harry Place, they boarded a steamer for Argentina in February 1901","Answer":"Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid"},{"Category":"MUSEUMS","Question":"This building in Philadelphia houses the inkstand used by the Declaration signers","Answer":"Independence Hall"},{"Category":"DON'T QUIT YOUR DAY JOB","Question":"He played outfield for the Birmingham Barons before returning to the Bulls","Answer":"Michael Jordan"},{"Category":"THE LAW","Question":"During the Civil War, Lincoln suspended this right not to be held in prison without court consent","Answer":"Habeas corpus"},{"Category":"REEL MOTHERS","Question":"Kathleen Turner is a psychopathic housewife on a killing spree in this 1994 John Waters comedy","Answer":"Serial Mom"},{"Category":"COMMON BONDS","Question":"Some chairs, A toy horse, The cradle when the wind blows","Answer":"Things that rock"},{"Category":"SOMETHING'S A \"FOOT\"","Question":"12 inches of hot dog","Answer":"Foot long"},{"Category":"MUSEUMS","Question":"The Whizstreet \"Up In Smoke\" Museum is a web site exhibiting the art of these colorful cigar items","Answer":"Cigar bands"},{"Category":"DON'T QUIT YOUR DAY JOB","Question":"This TV actor heard here is not really known for his singing: \"Picture yourself...in a boat...on a river...\"","Answer":"William Shatner"},{"Category":"THE LAW","Question":"From the Latin \"to refer\", it's the way by which laws proposed by a legislature are put to popular vote","Answer":"Referendum"},{"Category":"REEL MOTHERS","Question":"Billy Crystal is meant to kill Danny DeVito's mother according to DeVito's plan in this 1987 comedy","Answer":"Throw Momma From The Train"},{"Category":"COMMON BONDS","Question":"Thunder, Ol' Man River, White House Easter Eggs","Answer":"Things that are rolled"},{"Category":"SOMETHING'S A \"FOOT\"","Question":"To pick up a check","Answer":"Foot the bill"},{"Category":"MUSEUMS","Question":"Barry Goldwater donated his Kachina doll collection to the Heard Museum in this state capital","Answer":"Phoenix"},{"Category":"DON'T QUIT YOUR DAY JOB","Question":"This supermodel starred with William Baldwin in the film \"Fair Game\", which was fair game for critics","Answer":"Cindy Crawford"},{"Category":"THE LAW","Question":"The first of these \"colorful\" laws was enacted in 1619 to punish failure to attend church","Answer":"Blue laws"},{"Category":"REEL MOTHERS","Question":"Title of the 1981 biopic about the woman seen here: \"I wouldn't turn against you if it meant my life. You are my life.\"","Answer":"Mommie Dearest"},{"Category":"COMMON BONDS","Question":"Coconuts, Udders, Canaan","Answer":"Things that give milk"},{"Category":"SOMETHING'S A \"FOOT\"","Question":"It's a small trunk kept at the foot of a soldier's bunk","Answer":"Footlocker"},{"Category":"MUSEUMS","Question":"The Eisenhower Center in this Kansas town houses numerous mementos of the president's life & career","Answer":"Abilene"},{"Category":"DON'T QUIT YOUR DAY JOB","Question":"He quit as the Beatles' bass player to become a painter in 1961","Answer":"Stuart Sutcliffe"},{"Category":"THE LAW","Question":"Failure to pay a building contractor may result in his leaning on you with this type of lien","Answer":"Mechanic's lien"},{"Category":"REEL MOTHERS","Question":"According to the theme song, this cat \"is a bad mother\" -- shut your mouth","Answer":"Shaft"},{"Category":"COMMON BONDS","Question":"A beaten wrestler, A frat brother's girlfriend, A dead butterfly","Answer":"Things that are pinned"},{"Category":"SOMETHING'S A \"FOOT\"","Question":"In tennis, it happens when the server steps over the baseline before hitting the ball","Answer":"Foot fault"},{"Category":"MUSEUMS","Question":"A Brussels art & history museum has a giant statue from this Chilean island on exhibit","Answer":"Easter Island"},{"Category":"DON'T QUIT YOUR DAY JOB","Question":"He gave up his cushy European royalty job to become emperor of Mexico, & was executed there in 1867","Answer":"Maximillian"},{"Category":"THE LAW","Question":"Now a body of lawyers, it once referred to a rail separating spectators from courtroom proceedings","Answer":"Bar"},{"Category":"REEL MOTHERS","Question":"Bill Cosby, Raquel Welch & Harvey Keitel play this title trio in a movie about an ambulance service","Answer":"Mother, Jugs & Speed"},{"Category":"COMMON BONDS","Question":"Hair, Punch, A volleyball","Answer":"Things that are spiked"},{"Category":"SOMETHING'S A \"FOOT\"","Question":"A person near death is said to have one","Answer":"One foot in the grave"},{"Category":"HARRY GUYS","Question":"There's no doubt about it, he was born Harry, but we know him as \"Bing\"","Answer":"\"Bing\" Crosby"},{"Category":"WE'RE MALAYSIA-BOUND","Question":"This capital whose name means \"muddy estuary\" was named for the 2 rivers that wind through it","Answer":"Kuala Lumpur"},{"Category":"FETAL ATTRACTION","Question":"For the first 8 weeks after fertilization, an unborn child is called this, from the Greek for \"full\"","Answer":"Embryo"},{"Category":"TOP 40 BONUS","Question":"\"Proud Mary\"","Answer":"Creedence Clearwater Revival & Ike & Tina Turner"},{"Category":"FROM THE JAWS OF VICTORY","Question":"In the Aesop fable, he's so far ahead he takes a nap; what a loser!","Answer":"Hare"},{"Category":"POETS' RHYME TIME","Question":"Sylvia's tub times","Answer":"Plath's baths"},{"Category":"HARRY GUYS","Question":"Nickname of Robert E. Lee's dad","Answer":"\"Lighthorse\" Harry Lee"},{"Category":"WE'RE MALAYSIA-BOUND","Question":"Endau-Rompin Park is one of the last homes of the Sumatran species of this horned mammal","Answer":"Rhinoceros"},{"Category":"FETAL ATTRACTION","Question":"Named for the sac surrounding the fetus, this fluid cushions the fetus from injury","Answer":"Amniotic fluid"},{"Category":"TOP 40 BONUS","Question":"\"Live And Let Die\"","Answer":"Wings & Guns N' Roses"},{"Category":"FROM THE JAWS OF VICTORY","Question":"He was the Democratic presidential frontrunner in 1987 until his \"Monkey Business\" did him in","Answer":"Gary Hart"},{"Category":"POETS' RHYME TIME","Question":"Ezra's Afghans","Answer":"Pound's hounds"},{"Category":"HARRY GUYS","Question":"He's the Harry heard here: \"Dayyy....\"","Answer":"Harry Belafonte"},{"Category":"WE'RE MALAYSIA-BOUND","Question":"Of proton, electron or neutron, with \"Saga\", it's Malaysia's national car","Answer":"Proton"},{"Category":"FETAL ATTRACTION","Question":"Pre-natal process that created the images seen here:","Answer":"Ultrasound"},{"Category":"TOP 40 BONUS","Question":"\"California Girls\"","Answer":"The Beach Boys & David Lee Roth"},{"Category":"FROM THE JAWS OF VICTORY","Question":"By allowing rebel forces to escape after Gettysburg, this Union general may have prolonged the war 2 more years","Answer":"George Meade"},{"Category":"POETS' RHYME TIME","Question":"Alexander's expectations","Answer":"Pope's hopes"},{"Category":"HARRY GUYS","Question":"Watergate-era chief of staff, his initial \"H\" stood for Harry","Answer":"HR Haldeman"},{"Category":"WE'RE MALAYSIA-BOUND","Question":"The states of Sarawak & Sabah on this island make up about 6% of Malaysia's land area","Answer":"Borneo"},{"Category":"FETAL ATTRACTION","Question":"From the Greek for \"flat cake\", this uterine wall organ connects to the fetus via the umbilical cord","Answer":"Placenta"},{"Category":"TOP 40 BONUS","Question":"\"Blue Bayou\"","Answer":"Linda Ronstadt & Roy Orbison"},{"Category":"FROM THE JAWS OF VICTORY","Question":"She became Texas' governor in 1990 when her frontrunner opponent kept blundering in interviews","Answer":"Ann Richards"},{"Category":"POETS' RHYME TIME","Question":"William's anacondas","Answer":"Blake's snakes"},{"Category":"HARRY GUYS","Question":"This trumpet-playing band-leader helped Sinatra get started, & lost him to the Tommy Dorsey band","Answer":"Harry James"},{"Category":"WE'RE MALAYSIA-BOUND","Question":"Go \"strait\" to this port & visit St. Paul's Church where St. Francis Xavier's body was held until moved to India","Answer":"Malacca"},{"Category":"FETAL ATTRACTION","Question":"Even at birth the skull isn't fully fused, leaving these, also called \"soft spots\"","Answer":"Fontenelles"},{"Category":"TOP 40 BONUS","Question":"\"Soul Man\"","Answer":"The Blues Brothers & Sam & Dave"},{"Category":"FROM THE JAWS OF VICTORY","Question":"Heavy armor & heavy rains defeated the large French army as much as Henry V's men at this 1415 battle","Answer":"Agincourt"},{"Category":"POETS' RHYME TIME","Question":"Sir Philip's renal organs","Answer":"Sidney's kidneys"},{"Category":"ENGLISH LITERATURE","Question":"The 5th edition of this work, published in 1676, included a section on fly fishing by Charles Cotton","Answer":"The Compleat Angler"},{"Category":"HOW INSPIRATIONAL","Question":"When your prom date leaves the dance without you, recall the proverb, this \"heals all wounds\"","Answer":"time"},{"Category":"WHAT'S ON TV?","Question":"In 2007 Marie Osmond blamed allergies & L.A. air quality for her waltz into unconsciousness on this show","Answer":"Dancing with the Stars"},{"Category":"FOOD FACTS","Question":"Carob yields a sweet pulp that is roasted, ground, & used as a substitute for this flavoring","Answer":"chocolate"},{"Category":"CAPITAL IDEA","Question":"Long before it was a capital, this city on the Thames River was a communications center","Answer":"London"},{"Category":"THE TEENS","Question":"Sounds unlucky, but there were this many books in Lemony Snicket's \"Series of Unfortunate Events\"","Answer":"13"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"The name of this, also called a fireplug, is partly from a word for \"water\"","Answer":"a hydrant"},{"Category":"HOW INSPIRATIONAL","Question":"This saint of Assisi said, \"Where there is hatred, let me sow love... where there is despair, hope\"","Answer":"Francis"},{"Category":"WHAT'S ON TV?","Question":"Simon said \"Simply dreadful... appalling\" on this show that debuted on Fox in June '02","Answer":"American Idol"},{"Category":"FOOD FACTS","Question":"Bursting with beta carotene, the melon we call this is actually a type of muskmelon","Answer":"the cantaloupe"},{"Category":"CAPITAL IDEA","Question":"Though Kyoto remained the imperial capital, Tokugawa Ieyasu made this obscure village his capital","Answer":"Tokyo"},{"Category":"THE TEENS","Question":"Sonnets are rhymed poems with this many lines","Answer":"14"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"The name of this bread spread goes all the way back to bous, a Greek word for \"cow\"","Answer":"butter"},{"Category":"HOW INSPIRATIONAL","Question":"Thinking of his sins, poet Heinrich Heine said, \"Of course\" God will do this to \"me; that's his business\"","Answer":"forgive"},{"Category":"WHAT'S ON TV?","Question":"Justin Timberlake had a rough day on this MTV show: phony \"tax agents\" said he owed $900,000 & raided his house","Answer":"Punk'd"},{"Category":"FOOD FACTS","Question":"Cannellini is a white kidney bean, cannelloni is a type of this","Answer":"pasta"},{"Category":"CAPITAL IDEA","Question":"A small village sacked by Mongol as well as Afghan invaders, it later became the largest Persian city","Answer":"Tehran"},{"Category":"THE TEENS","Question":"Rack all your pins in bowling & 10 are set up; rack your balls in a game of 8-ball & this many are set up","Answer":"15"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"These sparkly fake gems are partly named for a river that flows through Germany","Answer":"rhinestones"},{"Category":"HOW INSPIRATIONAL","Question":"In 1903 Pope Pius X wrote, \"Where justice is lacking there can be no hope of\" this, pax in Latin","Answer":"peace"},{"Category":"WHAT'S ON TV?","Question":"We're still waiting for a \"Des Moines\" version of this CBS crime show to accompany the Vegas, Miami & N.Y. ones","Answer":"CSI"},{"Category":"FOOD FACTS","Question":"This word was once used for the meat of any hunted animal; now it refers to deer meat","Answer":"venison"},{"Category":"CAPITAL IDEA","Question":"This capital was created because Rio de Janeiro was overcrowded & isolated from the rest of the country","Answer":"Brasilia"},{"Category":"THE TEENS","Question":"Including wisdom teeth, the number of teeth typically found in the fully developed adult upper jaw","Answer":"16"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"The name of this type of reference work is from the Greek for \"cyclical\" (i.e., well-rounded) & \"education\"","Answer":"an encyclopedia"},{"Category":"HOW INSPIRATIONAL","Question":"This \"Candide\" author helped popularize the saying, \"The perfect is the enemy of the good\"","Answer":"Voltaire"},{"Category":"WHAT'S ON TV?","Question":"Bryan Fuller created this show about a piemaker whose touch can bring the dead to life","Answer":"Pushing Daisies"},{"Category":"FOOD FACTS","Question":"Mostly made from the whites, egg substitutes don't contain fat or this artery-clogging lipid","Answer":"cholesterol"},{"Category":"CAPITAL IDEA","Question":"One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities, it became a capital in 1946 when Syria gained independence","Answer":"Damascus"},{"Category":"THE TEENS","Question":"In \"The Sound of Music\", Liesl was \"going on\" this number","Answer":"17"},{"Category":"WORD ORIGINS","Question":"This 5-letter synonym of \"question\" comes from the Latin for \"to ask\" or \"to seek\"","Answer":"a query"},{"Category":"BLACK HISTORY MONTH","Question":"Melville said this abolitionist who was hanged in Charlestown, Va. in 1859 was \"the meteor of the war\"","Answer":"John Brown"},{"Category":"BALLS","Question":"To start your golf round, put your ball up on one of these little pegs","Answer":"a tee"},{"Category":"THE JEFFERSON ADMINISTRATION","Question":"In April 1803 Napoleon renounced this territory in America \"with the greatest regret\"; so we bought it","Answer":"the Louisiana Territory"},{"Category":"IT'S RAINING \"MN\"","Question":"Catch the flue here, where fire goes up in smoke","Answer":"a chimney"},{"Category":"FIRSTS","Question":"The Scott brothers sold rolls of this in 1890; 2-ply came later","Answer":"toilet paper"},{"Category":"LASTS","Question":"Alphabetically last of our solar system's planets","Answer":"Venus"},{"Category":"BLACK HISTORY MONTH","Question":"Jackie Robinson broke baseball's color line in 1947 when he was signed by this team","Answer":"the Dodgers"},{"Category":"BALLS","Question":"Kermit the Frog's eyeballs were originally made of these light sports balls","Answer":"ping pong balls"},{"Category":"THE JEFFERSON ADMINISTRATION","Question":"In 1807, after a trip up the Hudson, he wrote, \"The power of propelling boats by steam is now fully proved\"","Answer":"Fulton"},{"Category":"IT'S RAINING \"MN\"","Question":"If you're sleepless in Seattle you're suffering from this malady","Answer":"insomnia"},{"Category":"FIRSTS","Question":"Marie Antoinette is credited with introducing these rolls to France","Answer":"croissants"},{"Category":"LASTS","Question":"Though this book has the word \"last\" in its title, it's only the second of the 5 \"Leatherstocking Tales\"","Answer":"The Last of the Mohicans"},{"Category":"BLACK HISTORY MONTH","Question":"Harlem had one of these literary & cultural rebirths in the '20s & '30s","Answer":"renaissance"},{"Category":"BALLS","Question":"A target ball called a \"pallino\" is thrown first in this Italian ball game","Answer":"bocce"},{"Category":"THE JEFFERSON ADMINISTRATION","Question":"On July 12, 1808 this large city's Missouri Gazette became the first newspaper published west of the Mississippi","Answer":"St. Louis"},{"Category":"IT'S RAINING \"MN\"","Question":"'Tis this season (of the year)","Answer":"autumn"},{"Category":"FIRSTS","Question":"Event at which Jesus performed his first miracle, providing enough wine for a feast","Answer":"the wedding at Cana"},{"Category":"LASTS","Question":"In 1966 Congress authorized the Uniform Time Act, creating this from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October","Answer":"daylight savings time"},{"Category":"BALLS","Question":"In racquetball, the ball must strike the front wall before hitting this","Answer":"the ground"},{"Category":"THE JEFFERSON ADMINISTRATION","Question":"In 1807 Jefferson tried to have this man, his first vice president, convicted of treason","Answer":"Aaron Burr"},{"Category":"IT'S RAINING \"MN\"","Question":"6-letter word meaning mirthless, sober, or grave","Answer":"solemn"},{"Category":"FIRSTS","Question":"The first meeting of this international assembly convened November 15, 1920","Answer":"the League of Nations"},{"Category":"LASTS","Question":"The Battle of Castillon in 1453 was the last battle of this war that began back in 1337","Answer":"the Hundred Years' War"},{"Category":"BLACK HISTORY MONTH","Question":"In 1957 Martin Luther King helped establish this religious organization, the SCLC","Answer":"Southern Christian Leadership Conference"},{"Category":"THE JEFFERSON ADMINISTRATION","Question":"In 1805 U.S. Marines stormed the shores of this Barbary state at Derna, helping to end the raids on American ships","Answer":"Tripoli"},{"Category":"IT'S RAINING \"MN\"","Question":"Please don't forget this word, from the Greek for \"oblivion\"","Answer":"amnesia"},{"Category":"FIRSTS","Question":"On December 7, 1787, Delaware became the 1st state to do this","Answer":"ratify the U.S. Constitution"},{"Category":"LASTS","Question":"The name of the last dynasty to rule Vietnam, it's the family name of about half Vietnam's people","Answer":"Nguyen"},{"Category":"CHARACTERS IN BOOKS","Question":"This character says, \"It's Christmas Day! I haven't missed it. The Spirits have done it all in one night\"","Answer":"Ebenezer Scrooge"},{"Category":"HISTORIC DATES","Question":"He was shot on Sept. 6, 1901 while shaking hands with a crowd of well-wishers at the Pan-American Exposition","Answer":"McKinley"},{"Category":"SPORTS SHORTS","Question":"In 2008 he swam 200 meters freestyle in a record 1 minute, 42.96 seconds","Answer":"Michael Phelps"},{"Category":"ONE LETTER DIFFERENT","Question":"A large sack","Answer":"a big bag"},{"Category":"THE LAND","Question":"This country is \"The Land of the Shamrock\"","Answer":"Ireland"},{"Category":"OF MILK","Question":"In mammals, milk is secreted by these glands","Answer":"mammary glands"},{"Category":"& HONEY","Question":"& Honey, could you pick up some of the Huggies brand of these on the way home?","Answer":"diapers"},{"Category":"HISTORIC DATES","Question":"On May 17, 1954 the Supreme Court ruled on this case, unanimously outlawing public school segregation","Answer":"Brown vs. the Board of Education"},{"Category":"SPORTS SHORTS","Question":"This manager went out on top when he called it quits Oct. 31, 2011","Answer":"La Russa"},{"Category":"ONE LETTER DIFFERENT","Question":"Excellent eats","Answer":"good food"},{"Category":"THE LAND","Question":"Victoria Land, one of its regions, lies north of the Ross Ice Shelf","Answer":"Antarctica"},{"Category":"OF MILK","Question":"Many countries have laws requiring that milk undergo this process that guards against pathogens","Answer":"pasteurization"},{"Category":"HISTORIC DATES","Question":"The Egyptian government opened his mummy case on March 6, 1924","Answer":"Tutankhamun"},{"Category":"SPORTS SHORTS","Question":"In 2011 this QB was a first-round draft pick by Carolina","Answer":"Newton"},{"Category":"ONE LETTER DIFFERENT","Question":"Humorous wordplay about a quill","Answer":"a pen pun"},{"Category":"THE LAND","Question":"Look east! Japan has long been known by this dawning nickname","Answer":"the Land of the Rising Sun"},{"Category":"OF MILK","Question":"This sugar makes up almost all the carbohydrates in milk","Answer":"lactose"},{"Category":"& HONEY","Question":"& Honey, it's May--we gotta call your mom in London for Mother's Day; don't forget it's this many hours ahead of N.Y. time","Answer":"five"},{"Category":"HISTORIC DATES","Question":"He dissolved England's Rump Parliament on April 20, 1653","Answer":"Cromwell"},{"Category":"SPORTS SHORTS","Question":"He split 2 1980 title fights with Roberto Duran","Answer":"Sugar Ray Leonard"},{"Category":"ONE LETTER DIFFERENT","Question":"A hole in the ground for your baked pastry","Answer":"a pie pit"},{"Category":"THE LAND","Question":"After killing Abel, Cain was banished to the sleepy-sounding land of this place, east of Eden","Answer":"Nod"},{"Category":"OF MILK","Question":"Canned milk that has 60% of the water removed is known by this 10-letter term","Answer":"evaporated"},{"Category":"& HONEY","Question":"& Honey, could you take the minivan to the mechanic? It's still making noise here, also called the gearbox","Answer":"the transmission"},{"Category":"HISTORIC DATES","Question":"The accident of April 25-26, 1986 at this facility was caused by a poorly designed experiment at its reactor unit 4","Answer":"Chernobyl"},{"Category":"SPORTS SHORTS","Question":"Since 2009 the Mercury, Storm & Lynx have been championship teams in this league","Answer":"the WNBA"},{"Category":"ONE LETTER DIFFERENT","Question":"A speechless minute arachnid","Answer":"a mute mite"},{"Category":"THE LAND","Question":"The name of this state is from Choctaw & means it's the land of the \"red people\"","Answer":"Oklahoma"},{"Category":"OF MILK","Question":"Mongolians cool off with airag, a slightly fermented version of this alliterative liquid","Answer":"mare's milk"},{"Category":"& HONEY","Question":"& Honey, while you're up, can you grab my copy of \"Caligula\" by this French-Algerian author? He's so existential","Answer":"Camus"},{"Category":"ANY FIRST WORDS?","Question":"Meaning \"first\", it can precede color, election or health care","Answer":"primary"},{"Category":"MISCELLAN\"IUM\"","Question":"Not just women but men over 50 also need at least 1,200 mg of this bone-building element daily","Answer":"calcium"},{"Category":"OLD VIRGINIA","Question":"He was cornered & fatally wounded by federal troops on a farm near Port Royal, Virginia on April 26, 1865","Answer":"John Wilkes Booth"},{"Category":"BARTLETT'S PAIRS","Question":"Ernest L. Thayer is represented by a pair of quotations, both from this baseball poem","Answer":"\"Casey at the Bat\""},{"Category":"ANY FIRST WORDS?","Question":"Aussies are familiar with this term for native inhabitants that once referred to pre-Roman Italians","Answer":"aborigines"},{"Category":"POP CULTURE","Question":"Snow White & Prince Charming are characters on this TV show set in the town of Storybrooke","Answer":"Once Upon a Time"},{"Category":"MISCELLAN\"IUM\"","Question":"For many centuries this drug derived from a poppy was the main painkiller used in medicine","Answer":"opium"},{"Category":"OLD VIRGINIA","Question":"President Jefferson sent this fellow Virginian, later our 5th president, to negotiate the Louisiana Purchase","Answer":"Monroe"},{"Category":"BARTLETT'S PAIRS","Question":"Fred Allen gets 2 zingers, including \"California's a wonderful place to live--if you happen to be\" this fruit","Answer":"orange"},{"Category":"ANY FIRST WORDS?","Question":"An adjective meaning \"first\", or a letter like \"F\" in F. Murray Abraham","Answer":"an initial"},{"Category":"POP CULTURE","Question":"This man who died in 1918 was Snoopy's cursed nemesis in \"Peanuts\"","Answer":"the Red Baron"},{"Category":"MISCELLAN\"IUM\"","Question":"Once the open main court of a Roman house, it's now a skylit central court in an office building or hotel","Answer":"atrium"},{"Category":"OLD VIRGINIA","Question":"In 1699 the capital of Virginia was moved from Jamestown to this city","Answer":"Williamsburg"},{"Category":"BARTLETT'S PAIRS","Question":"Kenneth Grahame's 2 quotes both come from this children's book","Answer":"The Wind in the Willows"},{"Category":"ANY FIRST WORDS?","Question":"Something that's leading in every respect is \"first &\" this superlative adjective","Answer":"foremost"},{"Category":"POP CULTURE","Question":"In a 2011 movie comedy, the 3 title \"horrible\" these were summarized as psycho, maneater & tool","Answer":"bosses"},{"Category":"MISCELLAN\"IUM\"","Question":"The Latin name for ancient Troy, it's also a broad flat hipbone","Answer":"Ilium"},{"Category":"OLD VIRGINIA","Question":"In 1763 this gifted orator & lawyer presented the \"Parson's Cause\", an early test case of royal authority","Answer":"Patrick Henry"},{"Category":"BARTLETT'S PAIRS","Question":"The 2 quotes by Charles Evans Hughes, the USA's 11th this, include \"The Constitution is what the judges say it is\"","Answer":"Chief Justice"},{"Category":"ANY FIRST WORDS?","Question":"Jung was fond of this word, an original pattern from which all similar things are based","Answer":"an archetype"},{"Category":"POP CULTURE","Question":"This late country singer called his autobiography \"Thirty Years of Sausage, Fifty Years of Ham\"","Answer":"Jimmy Dean"},{"Category":"MISCELLAN\"IUM\"","Question":"It's the muscle tissue that forms the middle layer of the heart's walls","Answer":"myocardium"},{"Category":"OLD VIRGINIA","Question":"In 1716 Virginia's governor claimed possession of this scenic valley for England","Answer":"the Shenandoah Valley"},{"Category":"BARTLETT'S PAIRS","Question":"The first of this French playwright's 2 quotes begins, \"A great nose indicates a great man\"","Answer":"Edmond Rostand"},{"Category":"FATHERS & SONS","Question":"The island where this man's son washed ashore was later named Ikaria","Answer":"Daedalus"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL QUOTES","Question":"She commanded Samson, \"Tell me, I pray thee, wherein thy great strength lieth\"","Answer":"Delilah"},{"Category":"ROCK FORMATIONS","Question":"Kurt Cobain & Krist Novoselic met through Buzz Osborne, leader of the Melvins, & found freedom as this group in 1987","Answer":"Nirvana"},{"Category":"FASHIONABLE COMMON BONDS","Question":"Hobble, wrap, micro mini","Answer":"skirt"},{"Category":"FUNDRAISING","Question":"Keep a big donor's gifts flowing: put him on this \"of directors\" or \"of governors\"","Answer":"board"},{"Category":"DELAWARE","Question":"Home to a major U.S. Air Force base, this capital was founded in 1683","Answer":"Dover"},{"Category":"THE \"FIRST\" STATE","Question":"In 1887 Joseph Conrad gained literary material sailing as this on a ship bound for Java","Answer":"first mate"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL QUOTES","Question":"This disciple wouldn't believe Jesus' resurrection until he saw \"in his hands the print of the nails\"","Answer":"Thomas"},{"Category":"ROCK FORMATIONS","Question":"This Jimmy Page foursome first played together as part of the session group on P.J. Proby's \"Three Week Hero\"","Answer":"Led Zeppelin"},{"Category":"FASHIONABLE COMMON BONDS","Question":"Action, kid, opera","Answer":"gloves"},{"Category":"FUNDRAISING","Question":"This service's code says donors to a 501 (c)(3) organization can generally take a tax deduction","Answer":"the IRS"},{"Category":"DELAWARE","Question":"Delaware has this many representatives in the U.S. House","Answer":"1"},{"Category":"THE \"FIRST\" STATE","Question":"Ryan Howard's day job with the Phillies","Answer":"first baseman"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL QUOTES","Question":"In Exodus Moses & Aaron inform pharaoh that the lord has this very strong 4-word suggestion","Answer":"\"Let my people go\""},{"Category":"ROCK FORMATIONS","Question":"Jack wed Meg & took her name, & in 1997 formed this band on a lark, with him on bass & her on drums","Answer":"The White Stripes"},{"Category":"FASHIONABLE COMMON BONDS","Question":"Puritan, Peter Pan, choir-boy","Answer":"collars"},{"Category":"FUNDRAISING","Question":"Chilly alliterative term for phoning someone to ask for money without any prior notice","Answer":"cold call"},{"Category":"DELAWARE","Question":"Designated in 1999, the tiger swallowtail is Delaware's official one of these insects","Answer":"butterfly"},{"Category":"THE \"FIRST\" STATE","Question":"In 1975 Donald Johanson found a group of 13 hominid fossils he dubbed this, like the Nixons or Trumans","Answer":"the first family"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL QUOTES","Question":"Herod thought that Jesus was this man \"whom I beheaded: he is risen from the dead\"","Answer":"John the Baptist"},{"Category":"ROCK FORMATIONS","Question":"This punk group was the brainchild of entrepreneur Malcolm McLaren, who asked John Lydon to be its lead singer","Answer":"The Sex Pistols"},{"Category":"FASHIONABLE COMMON BONDS","Question":"French, Cuban, wedge","Answer":"heels"},{"Category":"FUNDRAISING","Question":"Donations in the form of equipment or time instead of money are called \"in\" this 4-letter word","Answer":"in kind"},{"Category":"DELAWARE","Question":"Nicknamed \"Pete\", this former gov. of Delaware once worked in the chemical co. his ancestors founded in 1802","Answer":"du Pont"},{"Category":"THE \"FIRST\" STATE","Question":"This nuclear capability is designed to completely knock out an enemy's ability to respond to your attack","Answer":"first strike"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL QUOTES","Question":"In Proverbs this king writes, \"The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge\"","Answer":"Solomon"},{"Category":"ROCK FORMATIONS","Question":"This Southern California group was originally assembled as a backup band for Linda Ronstadt","Answer":"The Eagles"},{"Category":"FASHIONABLE COMMON BONDS","Question":"Hobo, envelope, beaded","Answer":"purses"},{"Category":"FUNDRAISING","Question":"In fundraising DM stands for this mail, which aims to scare up new donors","Answer":"direct mail"},{"Category":"DELAWARE","Question":"Sailing under a Dutch flag, this English navigator & explorer discovered Delaware in 1609","Answer":"Henry Hudson"},{"Category":"THE \"FIRST\" STATE","Question":"In a symphony orchestra, the leader of this group serves as concertmaster","Answer":"first violin"},{"Category":"REAL TO REEL","Question":"This 1984 movie recounted the friendship of an American journalist & a translator in war-torn Cambodia","Answer":"The Killing Fields"},{"Category":"THROUGH THE 1800s WITH SARAH POLK","Question":"Born in 1803 in Tennessee, Sarah later attended school in this state due east, husband James' birthplace","Answer":"North Carolina"},{"Category":"BULL","Question":"John Travolta & Debra Winger demonstrated the fine art of riding a mechanical bull at Gilley's in this 1980 film","Answer":"Urban Cowboy"},{"Category":"COMMON ABBREVIATIONS","Question":"All things considered, NPR is this popular listening place","Answer":"National Public Radio"},{"Category":"BASIC SCIENCE","Question":"The name of this green pigment found in plants is partly from the Greek for \"green\"","Answer":"chlorophyll"},{"Category":"REAL TO REEL","Question":"In \"Changeling\" she plays a mom who takes on the LAPD after her son disappears & a different boy is returned to her","Answer":"Angelina Jolie"},{"Category":"THROUGH THE 1800s WITH SARAH POLK","Question":"In the 1840s First Lady Sarah, seeing James enter rooms unnoticed, made this song a regular feature of his entrances","Answer":"\"Hail To The Chief\""},{"Category":"BULL","Question":"This energy drink was originally developed by a Thai businessman in 1962 & sold under the name Krating Daeng","Answer":"Red Bull"},{"Category":"THERE ARE SOME STRINGS ATTACHED","Question":"This guitar family member's circular body is covered in front with tightly stretched plastic or parchment","Answer":"a banjo"},{"Category":"COMMON ABBREVIATIONS","Question":"Plan for your golden years by putting money in an IRA, one of these","Answer":"an individual retirement account"},{"Category":"BASIC SCIENCE","Question":"Newton's first law, about bodies at rest & in motion, is also called the law of this","Answer":"the law of inertia"},{"Category":"REAL TO REEL","Question":"African captives revolt aboard their slave ship & then have to stand trial in this movie based on an 1839 event","Answer":"Amistad"},{"Category":"THROUGH THE 1800s WITH SARAH POLK","Question":"During the Civil War, Mrs. Polk's Tennessee home had this official status & both union & CSA leaders visited","Answer":"neutrality"},{"Category":"BULL","Question":"In 1996 Standing Rock College of Fort Yates, N.D., a Native American school, changed its name to this for a Sioux chief","Answer":"Sitting Bull"},{"Category":"COMMON ABBREVIATIONS","Question":"A PAC, one of these, might help your electoral chances","Answer":"a political action committee"},{"Category":"BASIC SCIENCE","Question":"Graphite is a soft form of this element","Answer":"carbon"},{"Category":"REAL TO REEL","Question":"In this 1990 movie Robin Williams played a doctor who roused a group of patients out of their catatonic states","Answer":"Awakenings"},{"Category":"THROUGH THE 1800s WITH SARAH POLK","Question":"In 1877 Sarah got the first one of these ever hooked up in Nashville","Answer":"a telephone"},{"Category":"BULL","Question":"In 1923 James Cummings & Earl McLeod designed the first one of these using a Model T frame & a wooden blade","Answer":"a bulldozer"},{"Category":"THERE ARE SOME STRINGS ATTACHED","Question":"On this pre-piano item played by Lurch on TV, the strings are plucked by points connected with the keys","Answer":"a harpsichord"},{"Category":"COMMON ABBREVIATIONS","Question":"Yes, sir! A PFC is one of these in the military","Answer":"a private first class"},{"Category":"REAL TO REEL","Question":"In this movie Meryl Streep as Aussie mom Lindy Chamberlain exclaimed, \"The dingo's got my baby!\"","Answer":"A Cry In The Dark"},{"Category":"THROUGH THE 1800s WITH SARAH POLK","Question":"In 1888 Mrs. Polk pushed a button in Nashville & these came on at the Cincinnati Centennial Expo","Answer":"the lights"},{"Category":"BULL","Question":"\"Bull City\", this place's nickname, is derived from a product sold by American Tobacco","Answer":"Durham"},{"Category":"COMMON ABBREVIATIONS","Question":"To a home viewer, a DVD is one of these","Answer":"a digital video disc"},{"Category":"AMERICAN FICTION WRITERS","Question":"He was also the U.S.'s best-paid sportswriter, with stories of people like Chicago O'Brien & Jack the Bookie","Answer":"Damon Runyon"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTS","Question":"In 1997 a Houston airport was renamed in honor of this recent president","Answer":"George H.W. Bush"},{"Category":"BUSINESS PARTNERS","Question":"In dessert: Burton Baskin &...","Answer":"Irv Robbins"},{"Category":"BORN IN THE WINDY CITY","Question":"This Chicago native worked as a DJ in Vietnam & a weatherman in Nashville before hosting \"Wheel of Fortune\"","Answer":"Pat Sajak"},{"Category":"HIT TUNES","Question":"\"Where The Streets Have No Name\", \"With Or Without You\"","Answer":"U2"},{"Category":"WHAT THE KIDS ARE CALLING IT","Question":"On your phone & in conversation, these numbers mean information","Answer":"411"},{"Category":"BUT IS IT ART?","Question":"It can be a gamble to hang the well-known image of dogs playing this card game","Answer":"Poker"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTS","Question":"Nearly 91 when he died the same day as Thomas Jefferson, he was the longest-lived president","Answer":"John Adams"},{"Category":"BUSINESS PARTNERS","Question":"In tools: Duncan Black &...","Answer":"Alonzo Decker"},{"Category":"BORN IN THE WINDY CITY","Question":"In the film \"Animal House\", this Chicago native played wild & crazy \"Bluto\" Blutarsky","Answer":"John Belushi"},{"Category":"HIT TUNES","Question":"\"Iris\", \"Slide\"","Answer":"Goo Goo Dolls"},{"Category":"WHAT THE KIDS ARE CALLING IT","Question":"To Grandpa it meant he'd stirred up & fed a fire; to his grandson it means happy or excited","Answer":"Stoked"},{"Category":"BUT IS IT ART?","Question":"The Mitchell, South Dakota \"palace\" seen here is built of & named for this cereal grain","Answer":"Corn"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTS","Question":"It was the last name of the 17th & 36th presidents","Answer":"Johnson"},{"Category":"BUSINESS PARTNERS","Question":"In a brokerage: William Paine &...","Answer":"Wallace Webber"},{"Category":"BORN IN THE WINDY CITY","Question":"Tarzan was the most famous creation of this Chicago-born writer","Answer":"Edgar Rice Burroughs"},{"Category":"HIT TUNES","Question":"\"Angel\", \"Building A Mystery\"","Answer":"Sarah McLachlan"},{"Category":"WHAT THE KIDS ARE CALLING IT","Question":"This brand name means to eat voraciously, or to vacuum","Answer":"Hoover"},{"Category":"BUT IS IT ART?","Question":"The work of \"Artists Barely in Control of the Brush\" is seen at Boston's MOBA, museum of this art","Answer":"Bad art"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTS","Question":"For helping to end the Russo-Japanese War, he was awarded the 1906 Nobel Peace Prize","Answer":"Theodore Roosevelt"},{"Category":"BUSINESS PARTNERS","Question":"In paint: Henry Sherwin &...","Answer":"Edward Williams"},{"Category":"BORN IN THE WINDY CITY","Question":"On the big screen, this Chicagoan has played Rick Deckard, Jack Ryan & Han Solo","Answer":"Harrison Ford"},{"Category":"HIT TUNES","Question":"\"Doo Wop (That Thing)\"","Answer":"Lauryn Hill"},{"Category":"WHAT THE KIDS ARE CALLING IT","Question":"A sports team member who sees many women at once fits 2 definitions of this word","Answer":"Player"},{"Category":"BUT IS IT ART?","Question":"Julian Schnabel won acclaim & abuse with his 1979 paintings that featured this tableware, broken in pieces","Answer":"Dishes"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTS","Question":"In the campaign slogan \"Tippecanoe and Tyler Too\", he's Tippecanoe","Answer":"William Henry Harrison"},{"Category":"BUSINESS PARTNERS","Question":"In paper products: John Kimberly &...","Answer":"Charles Clark"},{"Category":"BORN IN THE WINDY CITY","Question":"You're keeping up with the Joneses if you name this producer of \"Thriller\" who was born in Chicago in 1933","Answer":"Quincy Jones"},{"Category":"HIT TUNES","Question":"\"How's It Going to Be\", \"Semi-Charmed Life\"","Answer":"Third Eye Blind"},{"Category":"WHAT THE KIDS ARE CALLING IT","Question":"\"What An Appealing Young Lady\" can be translated to this title of a 1999 movie","Answer":"She's All That"},{"Category":"BUT IS IT ART?","Question":"Tattooed showman The Enigma had tiny versions of these embedded in his skull, perhaps for a Satanic look","Answer":"Horns"},{"Category":"ROAMIN' THE WORLD","Question":"About two-thirds of this U.K. country's area is in its highlands & islands","Answer":"Scotland"},{"Category":"GREEK LIFE","Question":"This best-known Greek cheese, from the milk of sheep & goats, has been made for thousands of years","Answer":"Feta"},{"Category":"CARIBBEAN TASTE TREATS","Question":"Sancocho, a stew made with 5 to 7 meats, is a specialty of this country, Haiti's next-door neighbor","Answer":"Dominican Republic"},{"Category":"THE 12 TRIBES OF ISRAEL","Question":"Football great Dierdorf","Answer":"Dan"},{"Category":"ENGLISH ROYAL HENRYS","Question":"Henry I's famous father was this conqueror who reigned from 1066 to 1087","Answer":"William the Conqueror"},{"Category":"PARDON MY \"FRENCH\"","Question":"Settlers began living in this section of New Orleans in the early 18th century","Answer":"French Quarter"},{"Category":"ROAMIN' THE WORLD","Question":"When Sudan takes you to a place by this river, you can sit by the Blue or White one","Answer":"Nile"},{"Category":"GREEK LIFE","Question":"98% of Greece's population belongs to this church","Answer":"Greek"},{"Category":"CARIBBEAN TASTE TREATS","Question":"Don't worry if you see this word on a Barbados menu: it refers to a fish, not the star of \"Flipper\"","Answer":"Dolphin"},{"Category":"THE 12 TRIBES OF ISRAEL","Question":"\"Law & Order\" actor Bratt","Answer":"Benjamin"},{"Category":"ENGLISH ROYAL HENRYS","Question":"Pope Leo X named Henry VIII \"Defender of the Faith\" for his written attack on this German Protestant leader","Answer":"Martin Luther"},{"Category":"PARDON MY \"FRENCH\"","Question":"In a French restaurant, they're called pommes frites","Answer":"French fries"},{"Category":"ROAMIN' THE WORLD","Question":"Pier 21, considered \"Canada's Ellis Island\", is in this Nova Scotia city","Answer":"Halifax"},{"Category":"GREEK LIFE","Question":"Greek cafe music features a lute called a bouzouki & this woodwind, the klarino","Answer":"Clarinet"},{"Category":"CARIBBEAN TASTE TREATS","Question":"If you order \"mountain chicken\" in Dominica, you won't get chicken but one of these amphibians","Answer":"Frogs"},{"Category":"THE 12 TRIBES OF ISRAEL","Question":"Jeans maker Strauss","Answer":"Levi"},{"Category":"ENGLISH ROYAL HENRYS","Question":"King Henry III extensively rebuilt this abbey where he had been formally crowned in 1220","Answer":"Westminster Abbey"},{"Category":"PARDON MY \"FRENCH\"","Question":"In France this musical instrument is called \"cor d' harmonie\"","Answer":"French horn"},{"Category":"ROAMIN' THE WORLD","Question":"Tea & coconuts are top products of this country, the \"Pearl of the Indian Ocean\"","Answer":"Sri Lanka"},{"Category":"GREEK LIFE","Question":"Crowds flock to Dodona, Philippi & Thassos to see festivals of this art performed in ancient venues","Answer":"Theater"},{"Category":"CARIBBEAN TASTE TREATS","Question":"Adventurous eaters in Grenada may dine on this burrowing mammal (it's best to remove the armor first)","Answer":"Armadillo"},{"Category":"THE 12 TRIBES OF ISRAEL","Question":"Novelist Heller","Answer":"Joseph"},{"Category":"ENGLISH ROYAL HENRYS","Question":"Victory at Agincourt in 1415 earned this king a visit from the Holy Roman Emperor","Answer":"Henry V"},{"Category":"PARDON MY \"FRENCH\"","Question":"It was waged in North America from 1754 to 1763","Answer":"French and Indian War"},{"Category":"ROAMIN' THE WORLD","Question":"In 1991 the Yanomami tribe in this country was awarded a reserve 3 times the size of Belgium","Answer":"Brazil"},{"Category":"GREEK LIFE","Question":"Patricia Storace titled her 1996 book on travels in Greece \"Dinner with\" this goddess of the underworld","Answer":"Persephone"},{"Category":"CARIBBEAN TASTE TREATS","Question":"Puerto Ricans love to drink the juice of this fruit they call parcha -- maybe it makes them feel \"amorous\"","Answer":"Passion fruit"},{"Category":"THE 12 TRIBES OF ISRAEL","Question":"Explorer Pike","Answer":"Zebulon"},{"Category":"ENGLISH ROYAL HENRYS","Question":"These 2 warring royal houses were united in 1486 when Henry VII married Elizabeth, the daughter of Edward IV","Answer":"Lancaster & York"},{"Category":"PARDON MY \"FRENCH\"","Question":"They're formed by folding back & fastening a wide band at the end of a sleeve","Answer":"French cuffs"},{"Category":"RENAISSANCE LITERATURE","Question":"This book begins, \"All states and dominions which hold or have held mankind are either republics or monarchies\"","Answer":"\\\"The Prince\\\""},{"Category":"BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS","Question":"1940-1945, 1951-1955","Answer":"Winston Churchill"},{"Category":"COUNTY SEATS","Question":"Hilo, I love you, you're the seat of this county that's also a \"Big Island\"","Answer":"Hawaii"},{"Category":"\"DREAM\"Y SONGS","Question":"1 of 2 \"dream\"y Top 20 songs recorded by Cass Elliott with The Mamas and The Papas","Answer":"\"California Dreamin'\" & \"Dream a Little Dream of Me\""},{"Category":"BILL GATES' 50 BILLION","Question":"If his employee's price is $50.00, Bill could buy a billion of the \"98\" version of this operating system","Answer":"Windows"},{"Category":"SPOUSE IN COMMON","Question":"Elliott Gould, James Brolin","Answer":"Barbra Streisand"},{"Category":"GANGSTER'S DICTIONARY","Question":"I hates it when the cops put these \"bracelets\" on me after a bust","Answer":"Handcuffs"},{"Category":"BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS","Question":"1990-1997","Answer":"John Major"},{"Category":"COUNTY SEATS","Question":"Paris (population 8,730) is the seat of Bourbon County in this state","Answer":"Kentucky"},{"Category":"\"DREAM\"Y SONGS","Question":"Title that follows \"When I want you in my arms, when I want you and all your charms, whenever I want you...\"","Answer":"\"All I Have to Do Is Dream\""},{"Category":"BILL GATES' 50 BILLION","Question":"In this state where he lives, Bill could pay the governor's salary for 413,000 years","Answer":"Washington"},{"Category":"SPOUSE IN COMMON","Question":"Heather Locklear, Pamela Anderson","Answer":"Tommy Lee"},{"Category":"GANGSTER'S DICTIONARY","Question":"You mugs, I need a \"can opener\", a tool used to open one of these, not a tin can","Answer":"Safe"},{"Category":"BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS","Question":"1937-1940","Answer":"Neville Chamberlain"},{"Category":"COUNTY SEATS","Question":"This Iowa city, the seat of Black Hawk County, has a name Wellington would remember","Answer":"Waterloo"},{"Category":"\"DREAM\"Y SONGS","Question":"\"Cheer up sleepy Jean, oh what can it mean to\" one of these \"and a homecoming queen\"","Answer":"A daydream believer"},{"Category":"BILL GATES' 50 BILLION","Question":"In 1997 Americans spent about $40 billion on these, & many wanted to be in Bill's","Answer":"Shoes"},{"Category":"SPOUSE IN COMMON","Question":"Roger Vadim, Tom Hayden","Answer":"Jane Fonda"},{"Category":"GANGSTER'S DICTIONARY","Question":"Roll out these \"bones\", boys, so we can play some games of chance","Answer":"Dice"},{"Category":"BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS","Question":"The Elder, 1766-1768; The Younger, 1783-1801, 1804-1806","Answer":"William Pitt"},{"Category":"COUNTY SEATS","Question":"Quincy, Illinois is the seat of a county with this presidential name","Answer":"Adams"},{"Category":"\"DREAM\"Y SONGS","Question":"In 1959 Bobby Darin wailed, \"Every night I hope and pray\", she \"will come my way\"","Answer":"\"Dream Lover\""},{"Category":"BILL GATES' 50 BILLION","Question":"OK, we're not allowing for inflation, but Bill could afford over 8,000 Steve Austins, this title character","Answer":"The Six Million Dollar Man; The \"Bionic Man\""},{"Category":"SPOUSE IN COMMON","Question":"Ava Gardner, Mia Farrow","Answer":"Frank Sinatra"},{"Category":"GANGSTER'S DICTIONARY","Question":"One day I might go legit & get a cush job as a \"gumshoe\", a private one of these","Answer":"Detective/private eye"},{"Category":"BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS","Question":"1945-1951","Answer":"Clement Atlee"},{"Category":"COUNTY SEATS","Question":"As I walked out in the streets of this city, I was in the seat of Webb County, Texas","Answer":"Laredo"},{"Category":"\"DREAM\"Y SONGS","Question":"In the 1986 film \"Blue Velvet\", Dean Stockwell peerforms a lip-synched rendition of this Roy Orbison hit","Answer":"\"In Dreams\""},{"Category":"BILL GATES' 50 BILLION","Question":"Bill could easily bid on Bolivia: their GDP, this annual figure, is less than half what he's worth","Answer":"Gross Domestic Product"},{"Category":"SPOUSE IN COMMON","Question":"Ursula Andress, Linda Evans","Answer":"John Derek"},{"Category":"GANGSTER'S DICTIONARY","Question":"Keep your head low...I just saw a \"Salt & Pepper\", one of these, go by","Answer":"Police car"},{"Category":"CIVIL WAR LITERATURE","Question":"Henry Fleming shares a tent with a loud soldier & a tall soldier in this Stephen Crane novel","Answer":"\"The Red Badge of Courage\""},{"Category":"HISTORIC NAMES","Question":"His epitaph reads, \"Founder of Boys Town and Lover of Christ and Man\"","Answer":"Father Flanagan"},{"Category":"TV MINISERIES","Question":"You could call Henry Thomas Ishmael & Patrick Stewart Ahab in this 1998 miniseries","Answer":"Moby Dick"},{"Category":"TAKE A PILL","Question":"Bayer hailed the FDA's endorsement of this drug for use during a suspected heart attack","Answer":"Aspirin"},{"Category":"KNOTS TO YOU","Question":"The Honda is a slip knot used by cowboys to make this tool of the trade","Answer":"Lasso"},{"Category":"THAT'S WHAT THEY SAID","Question":"After her election, this British prime minister said that she owed \"everything to my father\"","Answer":"Margaret Thatcher"},{"Category":"CIVIL WAR LITERATURE","Question":"Joanna Higgins' 1998 novel \"A Soldier's Book\" tells the story of Ira Stevens, a Union P.O.W. in this notorious prison","Answer":"Andersonville"},{"Category":"HISTORIC NAMES","Question":"While rounding the tip of South America in 1520, this Portuguese explorer named Cape Virgines & Patagonia","Answer":"Ferdinand Magellan"},{"Category":"TV MINISERIES","Question":"Vanessa Williams played Calypso & Greta Scacchi was the long-suffering Penelope in this 1997 epic","Answer":"The Odyssey"},{"Category":"KNOTS TO YOU","Question":"Alexander the Great cut it with his sword after being told that whoever could undo it would rule Asia","Answer":"Gordian Knot"},{"Category":"THAT'S WHAT THEY SAID","Question":"This author's Mr. Bumble declared that \"The law is a ass, a idiot\"","Answer":"Charles Dickens"},{"Category":"CIVIL WAR LITERATURE","Question":"He drew on his wartime nursing experience for the poem \"The Wound-Dresser\"","Answer":"Walt Whitman"},{"Category":"HISTORIC NAMES","Question":"It's been said that the 1831 Russian capture of Warsaw inspired him to write his C minor etude","Answer":"Frederic Chopin"},{"Category":"TV MINISERIES","Question":"(Hi, I'm Kristoff St. John from \"The Young and the Restless\") Earlier in my career, I appeared in \"Roots: The Next Generation\", playing this author as a boy","Answer":"Alex Haley"},{"Category":"KNOTS TO YOU","Question":"It is second only to \"Gunsmoke\" as TV's longest-running primetime drama series","Answer":"Knots Landing"},{"Category":"THAT'S WHAT THEY SAID","Question":"In 1803 Jacques Delille wrote, \"Fate chooses our relatives, we choose\" these","Answer":"Our friends"},{"Category":"CIVIL WAR LITERATURE","Question":"His works about the war include the essay \"What I Saw of Shiloh\" & the story \"An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge\"","Answer":"Ambrose Bierce"},{"Category":"HISTORIC NAMES","Question":"This family that once controlled Nicaragua saw 2 members killed -- the father in 1956, a son in 1980","Answer":"Somoza"},{"Category":"TV MINISERIES","Question":"Robert Duvall sat tall in the saddle as Augustus McCrae in this 1989 4-part western","Answer":"Lonesome Dove"},{"Category":"KNOTS TO YOU","Question":"This South American civilization used Quipu, a system of knots, to record dates & large sums of figures","Answer":"Incas"},{"Category":"THAT'S WHAT THEY SAID","Question":"\"When the one great scorer comes to write against your name, he marks -- not that you won or lost -- but\" this","Answer":"How you played the game"},{"Category":"CIVIL WAR LITERATURE","Question":"Jeff Shaara has written a prequel & a sequel to this 1974 novel about Gettysburg by his father Michael","Answer":"\"The Killer Angels\""},{"Category":"HISTORIC NAMES","Question":"This discoverer of Uranus thought the sun was an inhabited body with a luminous atmosphere","Answer":"William Herschel"},{"Category":"TV MINISERIES","Question":"(Hi, I'm Stephen Collins of \"7th Heaven\") In 1994 I played Ashley Wilkes in this miniseries sequel to \"Gone with the Wind\"","Answer":"Scarlett"},{"Category":"KNOTS TO YOU","Question":"From the Turkish for \"napkin\", it's the art which creates decorative items by knotting cord, rope or string","Answer":"Macrame"},{"Category":"THAT'S WHAT THEY SAID","Question":"In his 1918 poem \"Prairie\", he wrote, \"I tell you the past is a bucket of ashes\"","Answer":"Carl Sandburg"},{"Category":"WORLD EVENTS","Question":"The 3 people who did this most recently were Midori Ito, Muhammad Ali & Crown Prince Haakon of Norway","Answer":"Lighting the Olympic flame at the Olympic Games"},{"Category":"LITERARY FIRST LINES","Question":"1900: \"Dorothy lived in the midst of the great Kansas prairies...\"","Answer":"\"The Wizard of Oz\""},{"Category":"ASTROLOGY","Question":"There are this many houses in the astrological subdivision","Answer":"12"},{"Category":"THAT'S SO '90s","Question":"Joe Brown, Greg Mathis & Mills Lane joined the ranks of these on TV","Answer":"TV judges"},{"Category":"HAVE A WHISKEY","Question":"The Maker's Mark bourbon distillery in Loretto in this state is a national historic landmark","Answer":"Kentucky"},{"Category":"PUT ON YOUR JAMIES","Question":"She was Wanda in \"A Fish Called Wanda\" & Willa in the sort-of follow-up \"Fierce Creatures\"","Answer":"Jamie Lee Curtis"},{"Category":"& GO TO \"BED\"","Question":"In math, it means raised to the third power","Answer":"cubed"},{"Category":"LITERARY FIRST LINES","Question":"1843: \"Marley was dead: to begin with\"","Answer":"\"A Christmas Carol\""},{"Category":"ASTROLOGY","Question":"The only moon in our solar system that astrologists say has an influence circles this planet","Answer":"the Earth"},{"Category":"THAT'S SO '90s","Question":"In 1994 a flaw found in this company's new Pentium processor cost it $475 million in a recall","Answer":"Intel"},{"Category":"HAVE A WHISKEY","Question":"Whiskey is usually about 40% alcohol, which is equal to this number in proof","Answer":"80"},{"Category":"PUT ON YOUR JAMIES","Question":"Thaddaeus in the 1965 film \"The Greatest Story Ever Told\", he got his greatest role ever in 1972 as Max Klinger","Answer":"Jamie Farr"},{"Category":"& GO TO \"BED\"","Question":"Native Americans called this fence material the \"Devil's rope\"","Answer":"barbed wire"},{"Category":"LITERARY FIRST LINES","Question":"1854: \"When I wrote the following pages, or rather the bulk of them, I lived alone in the woods...\"","Answer":"\"Walden; or, Life in the Woods\""},{"Category":"ASTROLOGY","Question":"Chinese astrology has 5 classical elements, each associated with a planet; knock this when you think Jupiter","Answer":"wood"},{"Category":"THAT'S SO '90s","Question":"His 1997 meeting with Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams was the first for a British P.M. & an IRA leader in 76 years","Answer":"Tony Blair"},{"Category":"HAVE A WHISKEY","Question":"The world's most popular whiskey is this color Johnnie Walker","Answer":"Red"},{"Category":"PUT ON YOUR JAMIES","Question":"This comic was Bundini Brown in \"Ali\" & Steamin' Beamen in \"Any Given Sunday\"","Answer":"Jamie Foxx"},{"Category":"& GO TO \"BED\"","Question":"Kidded & teased (like Adam did to Eve, perhaps?)","Answer":"ribbed"},{"Category":"LITERARY FIRST LINES","Question":"1976: \"In our family there was no clear line between religion and fly fishing\"","Answer":"\"A River Runs Through It\""},{"Category":"ASTROLOGY","Question":"The masculine signs are the air signs, including Gemini, & these signs, which include Leo","Answer":"fire signs"},{"Category":"THAT'S SO '90s","Question":"Hello! In May 1999 scientists found this famous sheep might be susceptible to premature aging","Answer":"Dolly"},{"Category":"HAVE A WHISKEY","Question":"In the 1880s Ontario-brewed Club whiskey got this new national name","Answer":"Canadian Club"},{"Category":"PUT ON YOUR JAMIES","Question":"In a 2002 WB show people got to view his \"experiments\" with his hidden camera practical jokes","Answer":"Jamie Kennedy"},{"Category":"& GO TO \"BED\"","Question":"If you've been clubbed, you've been made unconscious; if you've been this, you've been made a knight","Answer":"dubbed"},{"Category":"LITERARY FIRST LINES","Question":"1973: \"There were 117 psychoanalysts on the Pan Am flight to Vienna and I'd been treated by at least six of them\"","Answer":"\"Fear of Flying\""},{"Category":"ASTROLOGY","Question":"This planet spends an average of 20 years in each sign of the Zodiac","Answer":"Pluto"},{"Category":"THAT'S SO '90s","Question":"Born Louis Eugene Walcott, he led a million man march in Washington, D.C. in 1995","Answer":"Louis Farrakhan"},{"Category":"HAVE A WHISKEY","Question":"This \"Regal\" brand assures us it's \"Without Question the Best of the Scottish Blends\"","Answer":"Chivas Regal"},{"Category":"PUT ON YOUR JAMIES","Question":"Jamie in this family that includes N.C. & Andrew said, \"Everybody in my family paints -- excluding possibly the dogs\"","Answer":"Wyeth"},{"Category":"& GO TO \"BED\"","Question":"In the Bible she was mom to Moses & Aaron","Answer":"Jochebed"},{"Category":"INDONESIA","Question":"In 1985 Sukarno-Hatta Int'l Airport was opened at Cengkareng just west of this city's center","Answer":"Jakarta"},{"Category":"JAZZ IT UP","Question":"Milt Jackson, heard here, was one of the masters of this instrument","Answer":"vibes"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"This scientist & author of \"2001\" wrote, 'Any...advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic\"","Answer":"Arthur C. Clarke"},{"Category":"SNAP","Question":"The snap-brim style of this accessory tuns up in the back & down in the front & has a dented crown","Answer":"hat"},{"Category":"HISTORIC NAMES","Question":"This king died in 1760, leaving it to his grandson & successor to lose the American colonies","Answer":"George II"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONES","Question":"Wan, or a bucket","Answer":"pale/pail"},{"Category":"INDONESIA","Question":"Indonesia's Molucca Islands were once called this because they were famous for growing cloves, nutmeg & mace","Answer":"Spice Islands"},{"Category":"JAZZ IT UP","Question":"We think jazzman Ron Carter is this kind of \"guy\"; we know he plays the same kind of bass","Answer":"stand-up guy"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"(Sofia of the Clue Crew reports from the Field Museum in Chicago) Snail shells are in a pattern usually called this; they add new coils as the snail ages","Answer":"spiral"},{"Category":"SNAP","Question":"Along with Snap, they've been appearing on boxes of Rice Krispies since the 1930s","Answer":"Crackle & Pop"},{"Category":"HISTORIC NAMES","Question":"A yearly football game is played near the NC/SC border to \"settle\" the issue of this president's birthplace in 1767","Answer":"Andrew Jackson"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONES","Question":"Sugary, or a group of hotel rooms","Answer":"sweet/suite"},{"Category":"INDONESIA","Question":"Most of the world's supply of this medicine comes from Indonesia's cinchona trees","Answer":"quinine"},{"Category":"JAZZ IT UP","Question":"Saxophonist Sonny Rollins was one of the leaders of the \"hard\" type of this style that began in the '40s","Answer":"bebop/bop"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"His 1947 oceanic expedition began in Callao, Peru & ended 10 days later in Polynesia","Answer":"Thor Heyerdahl"},{"Category":"SNAP","Question":"This TV series that debuted September 18, 1964 featured finger-snapping in its theme","Answer":"The Addams Family"},{"Category":"HISTORIC NAMES","Question":"This 1909 Nobel Prize winner once failed the entrance exams at the Univ. of Bologna, Italy","Answer":"Guglielmo Marconi"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONES","Question":"A negative vote, or a horse's whinny","Answer":"nay/neigh"},{"Category":"INDONESIA","Question":"On Dec. 27, 1949, after 3 years of fighting, Indonesia was granted its independence from this country","Answer":"the Netherlands"},{"Category":"JAZZ IT UP","Question":"At the 2000 Grammys the Best Boxed Recording Package was this late trumpeter's \"Complete Bitches Brew Sessions\"","Answer":"Miles Davis"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Field Museum in Chicago) This spider, named for a mammal, doesn't wait patiently for prey, but hunts it down","Answer":"wolf spider"},{"Category":"SNAP","Question":"A snap fastener is simply a ball-and-this, like your hip joint","Answer":"ball-and-socket"},{"Category":"HISTORIC NAMES","Question":"In 1961 scared villagers thought he was a downed U2 pilot until he removed his helmet & spoke Russian to them","Answer":"Yuri Gagarin"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONES","Question":"Lies in the sun, or people who live in the Pyrenees","Answer":"basks/Basques"},{"Category":"INDONESIA","Question":"An economic downturn in 1998 forced this president to resign & vice president Habibie succeeded him","Answer":"Suharto"},{"Category":"JAZZ IT UP","Question":"This Thelonious Monk composition provided the title for a 1986 jazz film starring Dexter Gordon","Answer":"'Round Midnight"},{"Category":"SCIENCE & NATURE","Question":"Light energy can be studied as these massless quantum units","Answer":"photons"},{"Category":"SNAP","Question":"Common name of the reptile Chelydra serpentina","Answer":"snapping turtle"},{"Category":"HISTORIC NAMES","Question":"AP's chief Mideast correspondent, he got a firsthand look as a Beirut hostage for nearly 7 years","Answer":"Terry Anderson"},{"Category":"HOMOPHONES","Question":"Quote an authority, or catch a glimpse of something","Answer":"cite/sight"},{"Category":"U.S. PRESIDENTS","Question":"A Civil War general, he was the last man to go directly from the House of Representatives to the presidency","Answer":"James A. Garfield"},{"Category":"MORE POWER TO YOU","Question":"2-word term for the job that takes you to homes to figure out how much people owe the power company","Answer":"a meter reader"},{"Category":"SMACK DAB IN THE MIDDLE","Question":"In Park County, 30 miles northwest of Pike's Peak","Answer":"Colorado"},{"Category":"FUN WITH OPERA","Question":"In \"Johnny Strikes Up\", a violin performance at the North Pole inspires the whole world to do this 1920s dance","Answer":"the Charleston"},{"Category":"READING","Question":"Group name for all letters other than A, E, I, O & U","Answer":"consonants"},{"Category":"WORDS TO THE \"Y\"s","Question":"A female nickname, or a fall guy","Answer":"a patsy"},{"Category":"VIVA ANN-MARGRET!","Question":"On May 29, 1963 Ann-Margret sang at this famous man's 46th, & last, birthday party","Answer":"John F. Kennedy"},{"Category":"SMACK DAB IN THE MIDDLE","Question":"In Kent County, 11 miles south of Dover","Answer":"Delaware"},{"Category":"FUN WITH OPERA","Question":"It was truly a red-letter day when an opera based on this Hawthorne novel premiered in Boston in 1896","Answer":"The Scarlet Letter"},{"Category":"READING","Question":"From the Greek for \"sound\", these sounds represented by letters might get you \"hooked on\" them","Answer":"phonics"},{"Category":"VIVA ANN-MARGRET!","Question":"Ann-Margret got her second Oscar nomination for playing Roger Daltrey's mom in this rock film","Answer":"Tommy"},{"Category":"MORE POWER TO YOU","Question":"California's 2001 energy crisis was attributed to a 1996 state law mandating this for the electricity industry","Answer":"deregulation"},{"Category":"SMACK DAB IN THE MIDDLE","Question":"In Yavapai County, 55 miles east-southeast of Prescott","Answer":"Arizona"},{"Category":"FUN WITH OPERA","Question":"\"The Jesters' Supper\" was first performed in this city where you'll find Da Vinci's \"Last Supper\"","Answer":"Milan"},{"Category":"READING","Question":"Some reading rates are gauged by wpm, which stands for this","Answer":"words per minute"},{"Category":"WORDS TO THE \"Y\"s","Question":"Collective term for domesticated fowl like turkeys & chickens","Answer":"poultry"},{"Category":"MORE POWER TO YOU","Question":"Founded in 1933, it's America's largest public power company","Answer":"TVA"},{"Category":"SMACK DAB IN THE MIDDLE","Question":"In Story County, 5 miles northeast of Ames","Answer":"Iowa"},{"Category":"FUN WITH OPERA","Question":"In an 1893 opera, the Sandman puts this young title duo to sleep & the Dew Fairy wakes them up","Answer":"Hansel & Gretel"},{"Category":"READING","Question":"From the Greek for \"bad word\", this disorder is marked by difficulty in recognizing written language","Answer":"dyslexia"},{"Category":"WORDS TO THE \"Y\"s","Question":"The last stage of a robbery, as in the McQueen-MacGraw movie","Answer":"a getaway"},{"Category":"VIVA ANN-MARGRET!","Question":"The Riviera was the site of Ann-Margret's marriage to him (not the French Riviera, the one in Las Vegas)","Answer":"Roger Smith"},{"Category":"SMACK DAB IN THE MIDDLE","Question":"In Wexford County, 5 miles north-northwest of Cadillac","Answer":"Michigan"},{"Category":"FUN WITH OPERA","Question":"In Nicolai's opera \"The Merry Wives of Windsor\", this fat, funny rogue gets dumped into the river in a laundry basket","Answer":"Falstaff"},{"Category":"READING","Question":"President Carter has been among the many users of this woman's \"Reading Dynamics\" system","Answer":"Evelyn Wood"},{"Category":"WORDS TO THE \"Y\"s","Question":"It's defined as government by many officials & administrators","Answer":"bureaucracy"},{"Category":"MARK TWAIN SEZ","Question":"Lines attributed to Twain include \"Everybody talks about\" this, \"but nobody does anything about it\"","Answer":"the weather"},{"Category":"IN A FESTIVAL MOOD","Question":"In July 1965 Bob Dylan was booed at the Newport Festival of this, for abandoning that type of music","Answer":"Folk Music"},{"Category":"INITIALS M.D.","Question":"He won an Oscar as co-writer of \"Good Will Hunting\"","Answer":"Matt Damon"},{"Category":"WON THE BATTLE","Question":"After Perry met the enemy in the September 1813 battle of this great lake, they were ours","Answer":"Lake Erie"},{"Category":"IN THE TREASURY DEPT.","Question":"In addition to protecting all of us from funny money, it protects the president","Answer":"the Secret Service"},{"Category":"DOUBLE-O WORDS","Question":"Rideshare is the program of the wise & benevolent Sony Corporation to help employees get to work this way","Answer":"carpooling"},{"Category":"MARK TWAIN SEZ","Question":"\"Thunder is good, thunder is impressive; but it is\" this \"that does the work\"","Answer":"the lightning"},{"Category":"IN A FESTIVAL MOOD","Question":"This annual event in Park City, Utah gives out the Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award","Answer":"the Sundance Film Festival"},{"Category":"INITIALS M.D.","Question":"He's broken many stories in his online \"Report\"","Answer":"Matt Drudge"},{"Category":"WON THE BATTLE","Question":"The Allies won this battle, the last Nazi offensive in the West during WWII","Answer":"the Battle of the Bulge"},{"Category":"IN THE TREASURY DEPT.","Question":"It's the bureau for booze, butts & bazookas","Answer":"the ATF"},{"Category":"DOUBLE-O WORDS","Question":"Legend says in 1652 Dutch Admiral Tromp placed this at his masthead after sweeping the English from the sea","Answer":"a broom"},{"Category":"IN A FESTIVAL MOOD","Question":"In July Deer River, Minnesota remembers its Indian heritage with a festival of the \"wild\" type of this food","Answer":"rice"},{"Category":"INITIALS M.D.","Question":"In \"Return To Me\", David Duchovny has a heart-to-heart with her","Answer":"Minnie Driver"},{"Category":"WON THE BATTLE","Question":"In the Battle of Thermopylae, the Greeks felt the heat of these people under Xerxes I","Answer":"the Persians"},{"Category":"IN THE TREASURY DEPT.","Question":"This service quarantines animals & can stop you from bringing sausages into the country","Answer":"Customs"},{"Category":"IN A FESTIVAL MOOD","Question":"2001 is the 35th season of Lincoln Center's music festival called \"Mostly\" him","Answer":"Mozart"},{"Category":"INITIALS M.D.","Question":"Like Neve & Denise, he was one of the \"Wild Things\"","Answer":"Matt Dillon"},{"Category":"WON THE BATTLE","Question":"This king of England beat the odds to trounce the French in the 1415 Battle of Agincourt","Answer":"Henry V"},{"Category":"IN THE TREASURY DEPT.","Question":"Willie Nelson's album \"Who'll Buy My Memories\" was subtitled this agency's \"Tapes\"","Answer":"the IRS"},{"Category":"DOUBLE-O WORDS","Question":"A lateral branch on a main stem","Answer":"an offshoot"},{"Category":"MARK TWAIN SEZ","Question":"In an essay, Twain said surely no language is \"so slip-shod & systemless\" as this one he called \"awful\"","Answer":"German"},{"Category":"INITIALS M.D.","Question":"Her name was Lola, she was a showgirl in \"Der Blaue Engel\"","Answer":"Marlene Dietrich"},{"Category":"WON THE BATTLE","Question":"With 1/3 the troops of his enemy, this American general beat Santa Anna in the 1847 Battle of Buena Vista","Answer":"Taylor"},{"Category":"IN THE TREASURY DEPT.","Question":"When it invites you up to see its etchings, you'll see stamps & dollar bills","Answer":"the Bureau of Engraving & Printing"},{"Category":"NATIONAL ANTHEMS","Question":"\"Land Of Two Rivers\" is the anthem of this country whose history goes back thousands of years","Answer":"Iraq"},{"Category":"BASIC SCIENCE","Question":"In North America, these tiny birds are the main birds that pollinate flowers","Answer":"hummingbirds"},{"Category":"HOLLYWOOD THRILLER PREVIEWS?","Question":"Last year it was Da Vinci; this fall it's nothing but dots & dashes with the...","Answer":"the Morse Code"},{"Category":"LET'S TAKE A PEAK","Question":"This peak in the Black Hills is 5,725 feet above sea level, or a little over 95 times the height of Washington's head","Answer":"Mount Rushmore"},{"Category":"MAYORS","Question":"The last 2 Latinos elected mayor of this huge U.S. city are Cristobal Aguilar (1872) & Antonio Villaraigosa (2005)","Answer":"Los Angeles"},{"Category":"IT DON'T MEAN A \"THING\"","Question":"Zip, nada, el zilcho","Answer":"nothing"},{"Category":"IF IT AIN'T GOT THAT SWING","Question":"An athlete who is \"swinging for the fences\" is playing this sport","Answer":"baseball"},{"Category":"BASIC SCIENCE","Question":"Nitrogen makes up around 78% of the atmosphere; this gas, only about 20%","Answer":"oxygen"},{"Category":"HOLLYWOOD THRILLER PREVIEWS?","Question":"Finally, this 1963 Betty Friedan book hits the theaters--and wait 'til you see the car chases","Answer":"The Feminine Mystique"},{"Category":"LET'S TAKE A PEAK","Question":"Venezuela's highest peak is named for this man; there's a bronze bust of him at the summit","Answer":"Bolivar"},{"Category":"MAYORS","Question":"After this 1906 disaster, Mayor Eugene Schmitz authorized the summary execution of looters","Answer":"the San Francisco earthquake"},{"Category":"IT DON'T MEAN A \"THING\"","Question":"A ring for a baby's incisors","Answer":"teething"},{"Category":"IF IT AIN'T GOT THAT SWING","Question":"It's the activity you're participating in if you're instructed to \"swing your partner, do-si-do\"","Answer":"square dancing"},{"Category":"BASIC SCIENCE","Question":"At last count, this planet in our solar system had 63 known moons","Answer":"Jupiter"},{"Category":"HOLLYWOOD THRILLER PREVIEWS?","Question":"First she was Pam Ewing on \"Dallas\"; now her name is the must-see film of the year. This summer, she is \"The...\"","Answer":"Victoria Principal"},{"Category":"LET'S TAKE A PEAK","Question":"This state's 11,031-foot-high Deseret Peak overlooks Rush Valley","Answer":"Utah"},{"Category":"MAYORS","Question":"Actress Melina Mercouri ran unsuccessfully for mayor of this foreign city, a post her Grandpa held for 30 years","Answer":"Athens"},{"Category":"IT DON'T MEAN A \"THING\"","Question":"Giving a portion of one's income, typically 10%, to one's church","Answer":"tithing"},{"Category":"IF IT AIN'T GOT THAT SWING","Question":"This rock band sang, \"We are the sultans of swing\"","Answer":"Dire Straits"},{"Category":"BASIC SCIENCE","Question":"8 years before \"The Origin of Species\" was published, this British naturalist wrote a paper on barnacles","Answer":"Darwin"},{"Category":"HOLLYWOOD THRILLER PREVIEWS?","Question":"This emotional bond to a captor by a hostage due to stress & need for survival is the psychothriller of the summer!","Answer":"the Stockholm Syndrome"},{"Category":"LET'S TAKE A PEAK","Question":"Canada's highest peak, Mount Logan, lies in the St. Elias Range in the SW corner of this territory","Answer":"the Yukon"},{"Category":"MAYORS","Question":"In New Orleans' first post-Katrina mayoral election, this man held on to his job","Answer":"Nagin"},{"Category":"IT DON'T MEAN A \"THING\"","Question":"Raiment or apparel","Answer":"clothing"},{"Category":"IF IT AIN'T GOT THAT SWING","Question":"\"Swing Time\" was the sixth film to team this pair of legendary dancers","Answer":"Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers"},{"Category":"BASIC SCIENCE","Question":"At the Earth's surface, this force produces acceleration of about 32 feet per second per second","Answer":"gravity"},{"Category":"HOLLYWOOD THRILLER PREVIEWS?","Question":"In Australia, water is going down drains backwards (to us). This fall, Mel Gibson takes on the reason why--this \"Effect\"","Answer":"Coriolis"},{"Category":"LET'S TAKE A PEAK","Question":"The name of this volcano in Martinique is from the French for \"bald mountain\"","Answer":"Mount Pelee"},{"Category":"IT DON'T MEAN A \"THING\"","Question":"\"In olden days a glimpse of stocking was looked on as something shocking\", now heaven knows, this","Answer":"\"Anything Goes\""},{"Category":"IF IT AIN'T GOT THAT SWING","Question":"Cool, Daddy-O! The 1939 autobiography by this bandleader was titled \"The Kingdom of Swing\"","Answer":"Benny Goodman"},{"Category":"PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING DRAMAS","Question":"The Pulitzer folks gave \"A Delicate Balance\" by thIs playwright a 1967 \"Woolf\" whistle","Answer":"Albee"},{"Category":"1807","Question":"Following his victory in the Battle of Friedland in June, he forced the capitulation of the Russian Empire","Answer":"Napoleon"},{"Category":"FOR THE BIRDS","Question":"The canvasback is a wild North American variety of this bird","Answer":"a duck"},{"Category":"BACH IN THE SADDLE","Question":"In his youth, Bach played this instrument in church & later was a virtuoso consulted in their crafting","Answer":"an organ"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"D\"","Question":"One who gives blood (5)","Answer":"a donor"},{"Category":"PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING DRAMAS","Question":"David Mamet won in 1984 for this salesman drama whose title includes 2 4-letter words","Answer":"Glengarry Glen Ross"},{"Category":"SCORING","Question":"In this sport you score a point for each 42-pound stone closer to the tee than the opponent's nearest stone","Answer":"curling"},{"Category":"1807","Question":"In September he was acquitted of treason against the U.S.","Answer":"Aaron Burr"},{"Category":"FOR THE BIRDS","Question":"The genus for this American bird is Turdus; ah, to see the first Turdus of spring","Answer":"a robin"},{"Category":"BACH IN THE SADDLE","Question":"Bach often paired a prelude with this form in which a theme is stated, repeated & varied with contrapuntal lines","Answer":"a fugue"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"D\"","Question":"Conversation for 2 people (8)","Answer":"a dialogue"},{"Category":"PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING DRAMAS","Question":"In 1928 this playwright had a \"Strange Interlude\"","Answer":"O'Neill"},{"Category":"1807","Question":"Later to lead the revolutionary Redshirts, he was born on the Fourth of July","Answer":"Garibaldi"},{"Category":"FOR THE BIRDS","Question":"One of the 2 U.S. states with a bird in its official state nickname","Answer":"Iowa or Louisiana"},{"Category":"BACH IN THE SADDLE","Question":"Bach was a composer of great reknown in this musical era that takes its name from \"imperfect pearls\"","Answer":"Baroque"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"D\"","Question":"France's patron saint (5)","Answer":"Denis"},{"Category":"PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING DRAMAS","Question":"In 1989 her \"Heidi Chronicles\" was the story of the night; sadly she passed away in 2006","Answer":"Wasserstein"},{"Category":"SCORING","Question":"Figure skating has scrapped the old system, where this number was perfect, for a new one with triple-digit scores","Answer":"6"},{"Category":"1807","Question":"In August, this Robert Fulton-built steamship left NYC for Albany on the Hudson River","Answer":"the Clermont"},{"Category":"FOR THE BIRDS","Question":"This long-legged wading bird of the genus Platalea is named for its prominent flatware-like bill","Answer":"the spoonbill"},{"Category":"BACH IN THE SADDLE","Question":"A count's insomnia prompted these pieces that were to be played by a 14-year-old harpsichordist","Answer":"the Goldberg Variations"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"D\"","Question":"Fate or kismet (7)","Answer":"destiny"},{"Category":"PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING DRAMAS","Question":"In 1938 this playwright's \"Our Town\" had some Pulitzer with the voters","Answer":"Wilder"},{"Category":"1807","Question":"In July, Jacobitism ended with the death of Henry Benedict, the last claimant of this royal family to the British throne","Answer":"the Stuarts"},{"Category":"BACH IN THE SADDLE","Question":"From the Latin for \"to sing\", only 202 of the 295 of these that Bach wrote in Leipzig survive","Answer":"cantatas"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"D\"","Question":"Horn of Africa country (8)","Answer":"Djibouti"},{"Category":"FOREIGN CURRENCY","Question":"This currency of Costa Rica gets its name from the first European to see the nation","Answer":"the Colon"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"Walt Whitman's 52-section \"Song Of Myself\" is the longest work in this collection first published in 1855","Answer":"\"Leaves of Grass\""},{"Category":"\"DO\", \"RE\", \"MI\"","Question":"Nancy Davis' married name","Answer":"Reagan"},{"Category":"PLAY REVIVALS","Question":"In August 2000 Lea Thompson sallied forth as Sally Bowles in the Broadway revival of this musical","Answer":"\"Cabaret\""},{"Category":"HERE COMES BAHRAIN AGAIN","Question":"In 1991 Bahrain was one of the good guys in this conflict & the U.S. sold it Apache helicopters","Answer":"The Gulf War/Operation Desert Storm"},{"Category":"IT SOUNDS LIKE","Question":"Jay Leno's show, it sounds like how you address a letter for Sir Galahad","Answer":"Tonight"},{"Category":"PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS","Question":"Porky popped out of this type of drum at the end of many a Looney Tune","Answer":"Bass drum"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"In this Steinbeck novel, Lennie has nightmarish visions of his dead aunt Clara & of a gigantic rabbit","Answer":"\"Of Mice and Men\""},{"Category":"\"DO\", \"RE\", \"MI\"","Question":"A small filet of prime beef","Answer":"Mignon"},{"Category":"PLAY REVIVALS","Question":"In 1992 you could have seen James Gandolfini playing cards with Stanley Kowalski in a revival of this play","Answer":"\"A Streetcar Named Desire\""},{"Category":"HERE COMES BAHRAIN AGAIN","Question":"This country that controlled Bahrain in the 18th century renewed its claim after its 1979 revolution","Answer":"Iran"},{"Category":"IT SOUNDS LIKE","Question":"A cylindrical storage container for grain, it sounds like an order to exhale quietly","Answer":"Silo"},{"Category":"PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS","Question":"Type of drum seen here, or a dance done to them","Answer":"Conga"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"In this novel, Javert says, \"There is a brigand, there is a convict called Jean Valjean, and I have got him!\"","Answer":"\"Les Miserables\""},{"Category":"\"DO\", \"RE\", \"MI\"","Question":"It can mean relating to home or a servant who works there","Answer":"Domestic"},{"Category":"PLAY REVIVALS","Question":"He starred on Broadway in \"The Crucible\" in 1991, a few years before becoming president (on TV, that is)","Answer":"Martin Sheen"},{"Category":"HERE COMES BAHRAIN AGAIN","Question":"The \"humped\" shape of a Bahraini island gives it the name Hawer, meaning \"young\" one of these","Answer":"Camel"},{"Category":"IT SOUNDS LIKE","Question":"A pitcher who comes in late in the game, it sounds like a feeling trees have in the spring","Answer":"Relief"},{"Category":"PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS","Question":"On the web you can find A. Claude Ferguson's masterful manual on playing these eating utensils","Answer":"Spoons"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"This James M. Cain novel, which has been filmed \"twice\", was written under the title \"Bar-B-Q\"","Answer":"\"The Postman Always Rings Twice\""},{"Category":"\"DO\", \"RE\", \"MI\"","Question":"This kind of \"name\" is also known as an Internet address","Answer":"domain"},{"Category":"PLAY REVIVALS","Question":"George Grizzard was on board as Cap'n Andy when this \"Ol' Man River\" musical rolled into London in 1998","Answer":"\"Showboat\""},{"Category":"HERE COMES BAHRAIN AGAIN","Question":"The Khalifa clan, which has ruled Bahrain for 2 centuries, belongs to this majority branch of Islam","Answer":"Sunni"},{"Category":"IT SOUNDS LIKE","Question":"It sounds like the kind of personality most likely to have a heart attack in the capital of Taiwan","Answer":"Taipei"},{"Category":"PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS","Question":"Originally bean-containing dried gourds on handles, they were named by the Tupi of South America","Answer":"Maracas"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"This Muriel Spark novel is set at the Marcia Blaine School For Girls in Edinburgh","Answer":"\"The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie\""},{"Category":"\"DO\", \"RE\", \"MI\"","Question":"Harmful or poisonous fumes caused by decaying organic matter","Answer":"Miasma"},{"Category":"PLAY REVIVALS","Question":"Ethan Hawke appeared in a 1992 production of this Chekhov play with another bird in its name","Answer":"\"The Seagull\""},{"Category":"HERE COMES BAHRAIN AGAIN","Question":"A causeway linking Bahrain & Saudi Arabia is named for this man who became Saudi king in 1982","Answer":"King Fahd"},{"Category":"IT SOUNDS LIKE","Question":"A runway material, it sounds like what you do before you feather your Apple computer","Answer":"Tarmac"},{"Category":"PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS","Question":"Percussion instrument whose possible changes for a set of five are seen here","Answer":"Bells"},{"Category":"BRITISH NOBILITY","Question":"In the 16th C. the Earl of Surrey helped bring this 14-line poetic form to England","Answer":"Sonnet"},{"Category":"WHERE'S THE COLLEGE?","Question":"University of Washington","Answer":"Seattle"},{"Category":"QUOTATIONS","Question":"With his new $88.5 million contract, this Laker said, \"I'm not really a big spender, I can get a lot of Krispy Kremes\"","Answer":"Shaquille O'Neal"},{"Category":"CARY GRANT FILMS","Question":"She done Cary right casting him as her co-star in \"She Done Him Wrong\"","Answer":"Mae West"},{"Category":"WATERFALLS","Question":"Wollomombi Falls in northern New South Wales is one of this continent's highest waterfalls","Answer":"Australia"},{"Category":"FILE UNDER \"K\"","Question":"Its state flower is the goldenrod","Answer":"Kentucky"},{"Category":"WHERE'S THE COLLEGE?","Question":"Kansas State University","Answer":"Manhattan"},{"Category":"QUOTATIONS","Question":"Woody Guthrie wrote for this party's paper & joked, \"I've been in the red all my life\"","Answer":"Communist party"},{"Category":"CARY GRANT FILMS","Question":"In this 1944 film about a pair of murderous aunts, Cary says, \"Insanity runs in my family. It practically gallops\"","Answer":"Arsenic and Old Lace"},{"Category":"WATERFALLS","Question":"This African waterfall is also known as Mosi-Oa-Tunya, or \"Smoke That Thunders\"","Answer":"Victoria Falls"},{"Category":"FILE UNDER \"K\"","Question":"The Nancy Drew books are written under this pseudonym","Answer":"Carolyn Keene"},{"Category":"WHERE'S THE COLLEGE?","Question":"Johns Hopkins University","Answer":"Baltimore"},{"Category":"QUOTATIONS","Question":"In 1783 he wrote, \"There never was a good war or a bad peace\"","Answer":"Benjamin Franklin"},{"Category":"CARY GRANT FILMS","Question":"\"High Society\" is a musical version of this Cary Grant-Jimmy Stewart-Katharine Hepburn classic","Answer":"The Philadelphia Story"},{"Category":"WATERFALLS","Question":"One of the most spectacular sites in this national park is Bridalveil Fall, which drops a misty curtain of water 620 feet","Answer":"Yosemite"},{"Category":"FILE UNDER \"K\"","Question":"His \"Ode To A Nightingale\" says, \"With beaded bubbles winking at the brim, and purple-stained mouth\"","Answer":"John Keats"},{"Category":"BRITISH NOBILITY","Question":"As a boy in 1461, the future King Richard III was made Duke of this","Answer":"Gloucester"},{"Category":"WHERE'S THE COLLEGE?","Question":"University of South Carolina","Answer":"Columbia"},{"Category":"QUOTATIONS","Question":"During the Cuban Missile Crisis, this Sec. of State said, \"We're eyeball to eyeball & I think the other fellow just blinked\"","Answer":"Dean Rusk"},{"Category":"CARY GRANT FILMS","Question":"Joan Fontaine thinks that hubby Cary Grant is trying to murder her in this Hitchcock film","Answer":"Suspicion"},{"Category":"WATERFALLS","Question":"The height of Shoshone Falls on this river in Idaho exceeds that of Niagara Falls","Answer":"Snake River"},{"Category":"FILE UNDER \"K\"","Question":"Former mortuary science student Jonathan Davis plays bagpipes & sings for this \"Freak on a Leash\" group","Answer":"Korn"},{"Category":"BRITISH NOBILITY","Question":"In 1702 military hero John Churchill became this \"man\" as the first Duke of it","Answer":"Marlborough"},{"Category":"WHERE'S THE COLLEGE?","Question":"University of Miami","Answer":"Coral Gables"},{"Category":"QUOTATIONS","Question":"This Nixon aide coined the phrase \"Twist slowly, slowly in the wind\" during a phone call to John Dean","Answer":"John Ehrlichman"},{"Category":"CARY GRANT FILMS","Question":"This 1957 Cary Grant-Deborah Kerr weepie was a major plot device in \"Sleepless In Seattle\"","Answer":"An Affair To Remember"},{"Category":"WATERFALLS","Question":"This scenic waterfall on the Brazil-Argentina border actually consists of about 275 individual cataracts","Answer":"Iguazu Falls"},{"Category":"FILE UNDER \"K\"","Question":"This is white wine & creme de cassis; substitute champagne for white wine & it becomes \"royale\"","Answer":"Kir"},{"Category":"TRANSPORTATION INNOVATIONS","Question":"This type of program that began in 1981 was inspired by Green Stamps","Answer":"Frequent flyer program"},{"Category":"ROCK OF STAGES","Question":"This stage musical around since 1973 has Brad & Janet but no \"Picture\" in the title","Answer":"The Rocky Horror Show"},{"Category":"WHO DO YOU THINK I AM?!","Question":"I died around 965 B.C. & my son Solomon succeeded me as King of Israel","Answer":"David"},{"Category":"THAT'S SOME NERVE","Question":"A knock to the ulnar nerve at the bend of the elbow, which we call this, causes that weird tingling sensation","Answer":"the funny bone"},{"Category":"DAN-O-MITE","Question":"Daniel & Gabriel were the first 2 names of this thermometer inventor","Answer":"Fahrenheit"},{"Category":"\"SUPER\"","Question":"In this 1986 video game, Luigi & his sibling are trying to rescue Princess Toadstool","Answer":"Super Mario Brothers"},{"Category":"THE CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS","Question":"The CBC's fight against this overseas system of segregation included sponsoring a landmark 1986 act","Answer":"apartheid"},{"Category":"ROCK OF STAGES","Question":"Gonna be a big man someday & name this hit U.K. musical based on the music of Queen","Answer":"We Will Rock You"},{"Category":"WHO DO YOU THINK I AM?!","Question":"On Feb. 3, 1930 I presided over the founding of the Vietnamese Communist Party","Answer":"Ho Chi Minh"},{"Category":"THAT'S SOME NERVE","Question":"The first cranial nerve, it's responsible for the sense of smell","Answer":"the olfactory nerve"},{"Category":"\"SUPER\"","Question":"This person is in charge of repairs & maintenance at an apartment building","Answer":"superintendent"},{"Category":"ROCK OF STAGES","Question":"Character who sings \"Angry Inch \"","Answer":"Hedwig"},{"Category":"WHO DO YOU THINK I AM?!","Question":"Newspapers I own include the Daily Telegraph of Sydney & the Australian","Answer":"Rupert Murdoch"},{"Category":"THAT'S SOME NERVE","Question":"This nerve involved in carpal tunnel syndrome shares its name with a math term for the middle number in a sequence","Answer":"the median"},{"Category":"DAN-O-MITE","Question":"This 19th c. orator went to Dartmouth & argued Dartmouth College v. Woodward before the Supreme Court","Answer":"Webster"},{"Category":"\"SUPER\"","Question":"12-letter word meaning pertaining to the eerie or occult","Answer":"supernatural"},{"Category":"THE CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS","Question":"The CBC set up a Brain Trust for this kind of \"justice\" to make sure toxic dumps aren't foisted on minority areas","Answer":"environmental justice"},{"Category":"ROCK OF STAGES","Question":"\"Smokey Joe's Cafe\" features \"Hound Dog\" & other songs written by Jerry Lieber & him","Answer":"Mike Stoller"},{"Category":"WHO DO YOU THINK I AM?!","Question":"Affer Los Alamos, I was the director of Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study from 1947 to 1966","Answer":"Oppenheimer"},{"Category":"THAT'S SOME NERVE","Question":"A slipped disc can cause pain along this largest nerve that runs down the leg","Answer":"the sciatic nerve"},{"Category":"DAN-O-MITE","Question":"This former defense department employee gave the Pentagon Papers to the New York Times","Answer":"Daniel Ellsberg"},{"Category":"\"SUPER\"","Question":"In grammar, it's the highest degree of comparison of adjectives & adverbs","Answer":"superlative"},{"Category":"ROCK OF STAGES","Question":"In Tom Stoppard's \"Rock 'n' Roll\", Syd Barrett is a character & the music of this band of his is heard","Answer":"Pink Floyd"},{"Category":"WHO DO YOU THINK I AM?!","Question":"I may be a trickster god, but I actually helped Thor get his hammer back after Thrym the frost giant stole it","Answer":"Loki"},{"Category":"THAT'S SOME NERVE","Question":"The radial nerve, which travels down the arm, controls movement of this large 3-headed muscle","Answer":"the tricep"},{"Category":"DAN-O-MITE","Question":"American architect Daniel Burnham was the Director of Works at the 1893 World's Fair in this city","Answer":"Chicago"},{"Category":"THE NEXT BIBLE BOOK AFTER...","Question":"Genesis","Answer":"Exodus"},{"Category":"THE 13th CENTURY","Question":"Around 1250 this country's King Alfonso III reclaimed the Algarve from the Moors after 500 years of control","Answer":"Portugal"},{"Category":"LESSER-KNOWN ANCIENT ROMANS?","Question":"Embarrassingly but aptly, this baby doctor's name was synonymous with womb","Answer":"Uterus"},{"Category":"TINKER","Question":"In November 2008 she opened up Pixie Hollow, located at the edge of Tomorrowland","Answer":"Tinkerbell"},{"Category":"\"EVER\"S","Question":"Chris Rock narrated this show, loosely based on his childhood","Answer":"Everybody Hates Chris"},{"Category":"CHANCE","Question":"The U.S. golf register says the chances of this have been estimated north of 1 in 20,000","Answer":"a hole-in-one"},{"Category":"THE NEXT BIBLE BOOK AFTER...","Question":"Mark","Answer":"Luke"},{"Category":"THE 13th CENTURY","Question":"A 1287 storm flooded the land separating the North Sea & the Zuiderzee, turning this village into a major port city","Answer":"Amsterdam"},{"Category":"LESSER-KNOWN ANCIENT ROMANS?","Question":"Unconquerable & undefeated, he led Rome to victory in the Rugby World Cup championship","Answer":"Invictus"},{"Category":"TINKER","Question":"\"Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy\" is a novel by this Brit","Answer":"le Carré"},{"Category":"\"EVER\"S","Question":"This 1965 movie begins with the birth of Jesus","Answer":"The Greatest Story Ever Told"},{"Category":"CHANCE","Question":"Theoretically, a U.S. casino's ability to make money on Roulette relies on the presence of these 2 green figures","Answer":"0 and 00"},{"Category":"THE NEXT BIBLE BOOK AFTER...","Question":"Numbers","Answer":"Deuteronomy"},{"Category":"THE 13th CENTURY","Question":"This Yucatan city whose ruins are a UNESCO world heritage site gave way to Mayapan as a Mayan political center","Answer":"Chichen Itza"},{"Category":"LESSER-KNOWN ANCIENT ROMANS?","Question":"A little known trilinguist, this island-dweller was fluent in Greek & Turkish as well as Latin","Answer":"Cyprus"},{"Category":"TINKER","Question":"Grant Tinker was known as \"the man who saved\" this TV network","Answer":"NBC"},{"Category":"\"EVER\"S","Question":"The answer to this title question of 1962: she cares for her crippled sister Blanche","Answer":"Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?"},{"Category":"THE NEXT BIBLE BOOK AFTER...","Question":"Psalms","Answer":"Proverbs"},{"Category":"THE 13th CENTURY","Question":"Roger Bacon wrote coded instructions for making the explosive mix of saltpeter, sulfur & charcoal called black this","Answer":"powder"},{"Category":"LESSER-KNOWN ANCIENT ROMANS?","Question":"Quiet, efficient & adept at getting around, this Roman Toyota hybrid made for a great spy","Answer":"Prius"},{"Category":"TINKER","Question":"2 of the \"Rude Mechanicals\" from this play are Tom Snout the Tinker & Nick Bottom the Weaver","Answer":"A Midsummer Night's Dream"},{"Category":"\"EVER\"S","Question":"In a WB TV series, Treat Williams followed his dead wife's wish & took the kids to this Colorado town","Answer":"Everwood"},{"Category":"CHANCE","Question":"His 1742 \"A Short Treatise on the Game of Whist\" was a prelude to writings on other games","Answer":"Hoyle"},{"Category":"THE NEXT BIBLE BOOK AFTER...","Question":"Joshua","Answer":"Judges"},{"Category":"THE 13th CENTURY","Question":"In 1215 a bloody incident on this city's Ponte Vecchio began a civil war between the Guelphs & Ghibellines","Answer":"Florence"},{"Category":"LESSER-KNOWN ANCIENT ROMANS?","Question":"This 12-letter guy isn't remembered for much of anything other than getting under people's skin","Answer":"Subcutaneous"},{"Category":"TINKER","Question":"Sometimes called \"Irish Cobs\" or \"Gypsy Cobs\", Irish Tinkers are a type of this animal","Answer":"horse"},{"Category":"\"EVER\"S","Question":"Eddie Rabbitt sang the title song for this 1978 Clint Eastwood movie about a boxer & his simian sidekick","Answer":"Every Which Way but Loose"},{"Category":"CHANCE","Question":"To figure out the chance of a given roll with 2 dice, take the number of ways that total can come up & divide by this","Answer":"thirty-six"},{"Category":"NAME THE POET","Question":"\"The spirit who bideth by himself / in the land of mist and snow / he loved the bird that loved the man / who shot him with his bow\"","Answer":"Coleridge"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL FATHERS & SONS","Question":"This strongman was killed destroying a Philistine temple & was interred in his father's burying place","Answer":"Samson"},{"Category":"ORGANIZATIONS","Question":"Members of the DAR are descended from men & women who participated in this event","Answer":"The Revolutionary War"},{"Category":"WHEAT","Question":"Glutamic acid from wheat is used to produce this flavor enhancer","Answer":"MSG"},{"Category":"MOVIE PRODUCERS","Question":"The G in MGM, he was excluded from the 1924 deal forming that company","Answer":"Samuel Goldwyn"},{"Category":"FOUNTAINS","Question":"There are fountains beyond the outfield at the stadium of this Kansas City baseball team","Answer":"Kansas City Royals"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME","Question":"To knock down General George S.","Answer":"Flatten Patton"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL FATHERS & SONS","Question":"Zechariah, father of this forerunner of Christ, lost his voice for doubting God's word","Answer":"John the Baptist"},{"Category":"ORGANIZATIONS","Question":"This organization abbreviated OA is dedicated to helping those who constantly binge on food","Answer":"Overeaters Anonymous"},{"Category":"WHEAT","Question":"South America's main wheat-growing area is the Pampa in this country","Answer":"Argentina"},{"Category":"MOVIE PRODUCERS","Question":"Tim Burton, director of the 1989 smash about this comic book hero, also co-produced the 1992 sequel","Answer":"Batman"},{"Category":"FOUNTAINS","Question":"Ottorino Respighi wrote a symphonic poem about the \"Fountains Of\" this Italian capital","Answer":"Rome"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME","Question":"A really big southpaw","Answer":"Hefty lefty"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL FATHERS & SONS","Question":"Abraham was 100 years old & Sarah was 90 when this child was born to them","Answer":"Isaac"},{"Category":"ORGANIZATIONS","Question":"Act it out if you wish; it's the organization sung about in the following: [audio clue: \"Young man, there's a place you can go, I say young man, when you're short on your dough...\"]","Answer":"Y.M.C.A"},{"Category":"WHEAT","Question":"This embryo of the wheat seed is a rich source of vitamin E","Answer":"Germ"},{"Category":"MOVIE PRODUCERS","Question":"Albert R. Broccoli produced 17 James Bond films & this kids' movie also based on an Ian Fleming book","Answer":"Chitty Chitty Bang Bang"},{"Category":"FOUNTAINS","Question":"You'll find the Fountain of the Centaurs on the Missouri capital grounds in this city","Answer":"Jefferson City"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME","Question":"A humorous Scandinavian dwarf of folklore","Answer":"Droll troll"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL FATHERS & SONS","Question":"His son Ham was the father of the Canaanites","Answer":"Noah"},{"Category":"ORGANIZATIONS","Question":"You don't have to be a genius to know its name is Latin for \"table\", but you do have to be one to belong","Answer":"Mensa"},{"Category":"WHEAT","Question":"Types of wheat are grouped according to these 2 seasons","Answer":"Winter & spring"},{"Category":"MOVIE PRODUCERS","Question":"He acted opposite Mary Pickford before starting the Keystone Company to produce comedies","Answer":"Mack Sennett"},{"Category":"FOUNTAINS","Question":"Lorado Taft's Fountain of the Great Lakes is now at this city's Art Institute","Answer":"Chicago"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME","Question":"A person who teaches you to imitate an owl","Answer":"Hooter tutor"},{"Category":"BIBLICAL FATHERS & SONS","Question":"When informed that this king & his son Jonathan had been killed, David said, \"How are the mighty fallen\"","Answer":"Saul"},{"Category":"ORGANIZATIONS","Question":"The Max Planck Society is one of this country's chief organizations for scientific research","Answer":"Germany"},{"Category":"WHEAT","Question":"Pasta is made from this coarsely-ground grain of durum wheat","Answer":"Semolina"},{"Category":"MOVIE PRODUCERS","Question":"Julia Phillips was the first woman producer to win a Best Picture Oscar, for this 1973 con game film","Answer":"The Sting"},{"Category":"FOUNTAINS","Question":"Andrea Del Verrocchio sculpted his bronze \"Boy With\" this sea creature for a Medici villa","Answer":"Dolphin"},{"Category":"RHYME TIME","Question":"A pumpkin suffering from ennui","Answer":"Bored gourd"},{"Category":"LINGUISTICS","Question":"Linguists have debunked the common belief that Eskimos have dozens of words for this substance","Answer":"Snow"},{"Category":"HISTORIC AMERICA","Question":"This city's Independence Nat'l Historical Park has been called \"The most historic square mile in America\"","Answer":"Philadelphia"},{"Category":"ANIMALS","Question":"This Arctic bear's feet are webbed & have hairy soles","Answer":"Polar bear"},{"Category":"CANADIAN CAPITALS","Question":"This Alberta capital is called the Gateway to the North","Answer":"Edmonton"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"\"A Tale of Two Cities\" opens as Dr. Alexander Manette is released after 18 years in this prison","Answer":"The Bastille"},{"Category":"10-LETTER WORDS","Question":"It's one's partner in crime","Answer":"Accomplice"},{"Category":"LINGUISTICS","Question":"These systems of communication that use the hands can be as rich & complex as spoken tongues","Answer":"Sign language/signing"},{"Category":"HISTORIC AMERICA","Question":"Pompey's Pillar, a rock formation in Montana, was named by Capt. William Clark for the son of this Indian guide","Answer":"Sacajawea"},{"Category":"ANIMALS","Question":"Large feral populations of the \"mute\" species of this long-necked bird inhabit the Mid-Atlantic coast","Answer":"Swans"},{"Category":"CANADIAN CAPITALS","Question":"A ferry & 2 suspension bridges connect Dartmouth, Nova Scotia with this capital","Answer":"Halifax"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"At one point in this 1862 novel, Jean Valjean owns a factory","Answer":"Les Miserables"},{"Category":"10-LETTER WORDS","Question":"It means to set free, as from slavery","Answer":"Emancipate"},{"Category":"LINGUISTICS","Question":"Sentence diagrams called these may include lines called branches","Answer":"Trees"},{"Category":"HISTORIC AMERICA","Question":"Dating from the early 1700s, the Gonzalez-Alvarez House in this city is the oldest house in Florida","Answer":"St. Augustine"},{"Category":"ANIMALS","Question":"The silver dollar fish resembles this feared fish of the Amazon basin but is strictly herbivorous","Answer":"Piranha"},{"Category":"CANADIAN CAPITALS","Question":"Commercial cod fishing, long a mainstay of this Newfoundland capital, declined to almost nothing by 1990","Answer":"St. John's"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"In \"Through The Looking Glass\", Humpty Dumpty explains to Alice the meaning of this nonsense poem","Answer":"Jabberwocky"},{"Category":"10-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Literally meaning \"all powerful\", it's often used to describe God","Answer":"Omnipotent"},{"Category":"LINGUISTICS","Question":"Considered part of grammar, it's the study of the interrelation of words in a sentence","Answer":"Syntax"},{"Category":"HISTORIC AMERICA","Question":"Carmel Mission in Carmel, Calif. was the headquarters of this Franciscan priest until his death in 1784","Answer":"Fr. Junipero Serra"},{"Category":"ANIMALS","Question":"A pocket gopher's pockets are fur-lined & located in these","Answer":"Cheeks"},{"Category":"CANADIAN CAPITALS","Question":"This Manitoba capital annexed the adjacent community of Saint Boniface in 1972","Answer":"Winnipeg"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"In the final scene of \"Rebecca\", this stately mansion of Maxim De Winter burns","Answer":"Manderley"},{"Category":"10-LETTER WORDS","Question":"Lionel Hampton's instrument","Answer":"Vibraphone"},{"Category":"LINGUISTICS","Question":"This famed M.I.T. scholar has proposed that humans have the inborn ability to learn language","Answer":"Noam Chomsky"},{"Category":"HISTORIC AMERICA","Question":"Sunflower Landing near Clarksdale, Miss. is believed to be where he found the Mississippi River in 1541","Answer":"Hernando De Soto"},{"Category":"ANIMALS","Question":"Scientists divide these toothless whales into 3 groups: right whales, gray whales & rorquals","Answer":"Baleen whales"},{"Category":"CANADIAN CAPITALS","Question":"This British Columbia capital was the capital of the colony of Vancouver Island 1848-1866","Answer":"Victoria"},{"Category":"LITERATURE","Question":"The title of this 1965 Frank Herbert novel refers to the desert planet of Arrakis","Answer":"Dune"},{"Category":"10-LETTER WORDS","Question":"From the Latin word for \"tear\", it describes someone mournful, who cries easily","Answer":"Lachrymose"},{"Category":"THE NOBEL PRIZE","Question":"The 1996 Chemistry Prize went to the discoverers of a 60-carbon atom molecule called this","Answer":"Buckyball"},{"Category":"MILITARY POWER","Question":"Contour flying is when a pilot flies low, following the Earth's contours, to avoid this","Answer":"Radar"},{"Category":"AROUND THE POKER TABLE WITH SLIM","Question":"Slim & the others may feed this fund made up of a portion of each pot","Answer":"Kitty"},{"Category":"NEW YORK TIMES HEADLINES","Question":"An exclamation point was warranted for the \"End Of\" This! in 1918","Answer":"World War I"},{"Category":"DREAMY MUSIC","Question":"On their 1997 Popmart tour this Irish band covered the Monkees' \"Daydream Believer\"","Answer":"U2"},{"Category":"BUGS","Question":"These insects \"chirp\" by rubbing their 2 front wings together","Answer":"Crickets"},{"Category":"FEELING \"ANCY\"","Question":"This for life in the U.S. is currently about 76 years","Answer":"Life expectancy"},{"Category":"MILITARY POWER","Question":"No armed forces are allowed in this area between North & South Korea","Answer":"Demilitarized zone"},{"Category":"AROUND THE POKER TABLE WITH SLIM","Question":"According to Hoyle, before Slim deals, the player to his right has to do this with 5 to 47 cards","Answer":"Cut the deck"},{"Category":"NEW YORK TIMES HEADLINES","Question":"\"Shot Dead By Federal Men In Front Of Movie Theatre\" read his 1934 front-page obituary","Answer":"John Dillinger"},{"Category":"DREAMY MUSIC","Question":"He's the singer heard here: \"In dreams, I walk....\"","Answer":"Roy Orbison"},{"Category":"BUGS","Question":"This bloodsucking insect, cimex lectularius, is often found in mattresses; don't let 'em bite","Answer":"Bedbugs"},{"Category":"FEELING \"ANCY\"","Question":"The three members of our staff, seen here, are all in this condition","Answer":"Pregnancy"},{"Category":"MILITARY POWER","Question":"A period of guard duty; in the Navy one may be 4 or 8 hours long","Answer":"Watch"},{"Category":"AROUND THE POKER TABLE WITH SLIM","Question":"When Slim gets this hand it reminds him of Bob Saget, Lori Loughlin, & the Olsen Twins","Answer":"Full house"},{"Category":"NEW YORK TIMES HEADLINES","Question":"\"Thousands Trapped In The Subways; Looters And Vandals Hit\" were banners when this hit NYC in July 1977","Answer":"Blackout"},{"Category":"DREAMY MUSIC","Question":"It's the Aerosmith tune that encourages you to \"Dream until your dream comes true\"","Answer":"Dream On"},{"Category":"BUGS","Question":"This large hairy spider is named for a wolf spider found near the Italian town of Taranto","Answer":"Tarantula"},{"Category":"FEELING \"ANCY\"","Question":"Loitering in a town & not having any visible means of support, you may get picked up for it","Answer":"Vagrancy"},{"Category":"MILITARY POWER","Question":"It's an order for aircraft to get off the ground ASAP or an egg order to the mess hall cook","Answer":"Scramble"},{"Category":"AROUND THE POKER TABLE WITH SLIM","Question":"Slim's numerical term for a bluffer who doesn't have the fifth card to fill out a hand of all the same suit","Answer":"Four-flusher"},{"Category":"NEW YORK TIMES HEADLINES","Question":"Oct. 2, 1962: \"3,000 Troops Put Down....Rioting And Seize 200 As Negro Attends\" this school","Answer":"University of Mississippi"},{"Category":"DREAMY MUSIC","Question":"\"The only trouble\" with this Everly Brothers hit is \"Gee whiz, I'm dreaming my life away\"","Answer":"All I Have To Do Is Dream"},{"Category":"BUGS","Question":"These small, stinging ants were introduced into the U.S. at Mobile, Alabama","Answer":"Fire ants"},{"Category":"FEELING \"ANCY\"","Question":"Derringer or Butler","Answer":"Yancy"},{"Category":"MILITARY POWER","Question":"Whether general or ready, they're the troops held close by","Answer":"Reserves"},{"Category":"AROUND THE POKER TABLE WITH SLIM","Question":"To do this in stud poker, Slim turns all his cards face down","Answer":"Fold"},{"Category":"NEW YORK TIMES HEADLINES","Question":"The Times made its own front page in 1971 when the Supreme Court upheld its publication of these documents","Answer":"The Pentagon Papers"},{"Category":"DREAMY MUSIC","Question":"In 1975 this outlaw released \"Dreaming My Dreams\" & his wife Jessi Colter released \"I'm Not Lisa\"","Answer":"Waylon Jennings"},{"Category":"BUGS","Question":"Also known as a devil's darning needle, it may have as many as 28,000 lenses in its compound eyes","Answer":"Dragonfly"},{"Category":"FEELING \"ANCY\"","Question":"Janet Leigh was sorry she found one of these at the Bates Motel","Answer":"Vacancy"},{"Category":"THE 17TH CENTURY","Question":"In 1682 he founded the \"City Of Brotherly Love\"","Answer":"William Penn"},{"Category":"COUNTIES BY STATE","Question":"McDuffie, Meriwether, Macon","Answer":"Georgia"},{"Category":"MOVIE CO-STARS","Question":"His wife Lauren Bacall was his leading lady in the 1946 film noir \"The Big Sleep\"","Answer":"Humphrey Bogart"},{"Category":"MAY DAYS","Question":"Henry VIII imported an executioner from France just to behead this second wife on May 19, 1536","Answer":"Anne Boleyn"},{"Category":"EDNA ST. VINCENT MILLAY SAYS....","Question":"Of this deaf composer she wrote, \"Sweet sounds, oh beautiful music, do not cease!\"","Answer":"L.V. Beethoven"},{"Category":"\"EZ\" DOES IT","Question":"In the classic sitcom he's the patriarch of \"The Addams Family\"","Answer":"Gomez"},{"Category":"THE 17TH CENTURY","Question":"Nearly 13,000 homes & 100 churches were destroyed in this city's Great Fire of 1666","Answer":"London"},{"Category":"COUNTIES BY STATE","Question":"McClain, McCurtain, Muskogee","Answer":"Oklahoma"},{"Category":"MOVIE CO-STARS","Question":"7 years after \"The Wizard Of Oz\" Ray Bolger co-starred with her again, in \"The Harvey Girls\"","Answer":"Judy Garland"},{"Category":"MAY DAYS","Question":"On May 15, 1996 he announced he would soon become \"A private citizen, a Kansan, an American, just a man\"","Answer":"Senator Bob Dole"},{"Category":"EDNA ST. VINCENT MILLAY SAYS....","Question":"Later in life she wrote that, like the lonely tree, this season \"sang in me a little while, that in me sings no more\"","Answer":"Summer"},{"Category":"\"EZ\" DOES IT","Question":"Port Said is this waterway's northern terminus","Answer":"Suez Canal"},{"Category":"THE 17TH CENTURY","Question":"In his 1613 \"Letters On Sunspots\", he openly supported the Copernican theory","Answer":"Galileo"},{"Category":"COUNTIES BY STATE","Question":"Baca, Bent, Boulder","Answer":"Colorado"},{"Category":"MOVIE CO-STARS","Question":"Meryl Streep & this actress were acclaimed for playing sisters in the 1996 film \"Marvin's Room\"","Answer":"Diane Keaton"},{"Category":"MAY DAYS","Question":"Oliver Lewis rode Aristides to victory in the inaugural running of this horse race on May 17, 1875","Answer":"Kentucky Derby"},{"Category":"EDNA ST. VINCENT MILLAY SAYS....","Question":"Cynically she wrote that this \"Is not all; it is not meat nor drink nor slumber nor a roof against the rain\"","Answer":"Love"},{"Category":"\"EZ\" DOES IT","Question":"One of the large, flat triangular muscles of the shoulder & upper back region","Answer":"Trapezius"},{"Category":"THE 17TH CENTURY","Question":"Cheers to this Benedictine monk who pioneered the making of champagne in 1698","Answer":"Dom Perignon"},{"Category":"COUNTIES BY STATE","Question":"Whitley, Wayne, Wabash","Answer":"Indiana"},{"Category":"MOVIE CO-STARS","Question":"\"Ransom\" reunited her with her \"Lethal Weapon 3\" co-star Mel Gibson","Answer":"Rene Russo"},{"Category":"MAY DAYS","Question":"On May 10, 1941 this deputy to Hitler parachuted from a plane over Scotland with a \"peace plan\"","Answer":"Rudolf Hess"},{"Category":"EDNA ST. VINCENT MILLAY SAYS....","Question":"Edna wrote that this \"burns at both ends; it will not last the night\"","Answer":"My candle"},{"Category":"\"EZ\" DOES IT","Question":"This Frenchman painted the self-portrait seen here:","Answer":"Paul Cezanne"},{"Category":"THE 17TH CENTURY","Question":"In 1673 this pair explored the Mississippi River all the way to the mouth of the Arkansas","Answer":"Marquette & Joliet"},{"Category":"COUNTIES BY STATE","Question":"Oswego, Onondaga, Oneida","Answer":"New York"},{"Category":"MOVIE CO-STARS","Question":"Montgomery Clift & Shelley Winters were nominated for Oscars for this 1951 film; Elizabeth Taylor was not","Answer":"A Place in the Sun"},{"Category":"MAY DAYS","Question":"On May 6, 1984 Jose Napoleon Duarte won this country's presidential election with 54% of the vote","Answer":"El Salvador"},{"Category":"EDNA ST. VINCENT MILLAY SAYS....","Question":"\"We were very tired, we were very merry -- we had gone back and forth all night in\" this conveyance","Answer":"Ferry"},{"Category":"\"EZ\" DOES IT","Question":"Columbus' first landing on the mainland of the Americas was on the coast of what is now this country","Answer":"Venezuela"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"He claimed that as a Pinkerton detective, he had worked the Fatty Arbuckle & Nicky Arnstein cases","Answer":"Dashiell Hammett"},{"Category":"18th CENTURY AMERICA","Question":"His wife Abigail wrote to him in a 1776 letter, \"Remember the ladies... all men would be tyrants if they could\"","Answer":"John Adams"},{"Category":"NFL COACHES","Question":"In the 1990s Marv Levy led this team to 4 straight Super Bowl appearances","Answer":"the Buffalo Bills"},{"Category":"LEGENDARY LEGENDS","Question":"Legend says if you run unto the ghost of the pirate Blackbeard, he may be hard to recognize, as he's missing this","Answer":"his head"},{"Category":"WHAT KIND OF FOWL AM I?","Question":"Snow, Mother or Canada","Answer":"a goose"},{"Category":"COLOGNE RANGER","Question":"In 1932 one of these speed limit-less German expressways opened between Cologne & Bonn","Answer":"an Autobahn"},{"Category":"TAUNT \"O\"","Question":"By its isolated nature, your last original thought might be considered one of these children without parents","Answer":"an orphan"},{"Category":"18th CENTURY AMERICA","Question":"In 1792 Robert Thomas founded this almanac that contained useful weather info; the \"Old\" was added later","Answer":"The Farmers' Almanac"},{"Category":"NFL COACHES","Question":"In 2004 LSU coach Nick Saban was tapped to be the new head coach for this team","Answer":"the Miami Dolphins"},{"Category":"LEGENDARY LEGENDS","Question":"A legendary sailor of the Incas shares his name with this raft on which Thor Heyerdahl sailed the Pacific","Answer":"the Kon-Tiki"},{"Category":"WHAT KIND OF FOWL AM I?","Question":"Rock Cornish game hen or Rhode Island Red","Answer":"a chicken"},{"Category":"COLOGNE RANGER","Question":"Founded in Cologne, this German airline really took off in 1953","Answer":"Lufthansa"},{"Category":"TAUNT \"O\"","Question":"Being around you has completely killed my sense of this, the tendency to expect the best of life","Answer":"optimism"},{"Category":"18th CENTURY AMERICA","Question":"In 1796 he said that the U.S. should \"steer clear of permanent alliances\" in foreign policy","Answer":"George Washington"},{"Category":"NFL COACHES","Question":"Of current head coaches, this reigning Super Bowl champ has the longest consecutive tenure with 1 team","Answer":"Bill Cowher"},{"Category":"LEGENDARY LEGENDS","Question":"A legend about this \"Irish\" group is that they are the descendants of shipwrecked sailors of the Spanish Armada","Answer":"the Black Irish"},{"Category":"WHAT KIND OF FOWL AM I?","Question":"Golden or ring-necked","Answer":"a pheasant"},{"Category":"COLOGNE RANGER","Question":"Taking nearly 600 years to complete, Cologne Cathedral is the largest in this style in Northern Europe","Answer":"Gothic"},{"Category":"TAUNT \"O\"","Question":"At your place of work, it might behoove us to replace you with one of these Pongo pygmaeus apes of Borneo","Answer":"an orangutan"},{"Category":"18th CENTURY AMERICA","Question":"On Dec. 26, 1776 Americans killed Col. Johann Rall & captured about 1,000 Hessian troops in this battle","Answer":"the Battle of Trenton"},{"Category":"NFL COACHES","Question":"The Raiders rehired this man in 2006, 17 years after making him the first black head coach in the modern NFL","Answer":"Art Shell"},{"Category":"LEGENDARY LEGENDS","Question":"Marshall Gold Discovery State Hist. Park is in this county that shares its name with a legendary city of gold","Answer":"El Dorado"},{"Category":"WHAT KIND OF FOWL AM I?","Question":"Red-shouldered or red-tailed","Answer":"a hawk"},{"Category":"COLOGNE RANGER","Question":"The Zoo Bridge spans this river that runs through Cologne","Answer":"the Rhine"},{"Category":"TAUNT \"O\"","Question":"When you try to make a point, you flail around like one of these mollusks with 8 limbs","Answer":"an octopus"},{"Category":"18th CENTURY AMERICA","Question":"These 85 essays arguing for adoption of the Constitution appeared between October 27, 1787 & May 28, 1788","Answer":"the Federalist Papers"},{"Category":"LEGENDARY LEGENDS","Question":"A modern urban legend says the USS Eldridge disappeared in this city's Navy yard in a 1943 \"Experiment\"","Answer":"Philadelphia"},{"Category":"WHAT KIND OF FOWL AM I?","Question":"The blackcock or the ruffed","Answer":"a grouse"},{"Category":"COLOGNE RANGER","Question":"Born in Cologne in 1876, he was the first chancellor of West Germany following World War II","Answer":"Konrad Adenauer"},{"Category":"TAUNT \"O\"","Question":"After a wrong response, we may need to use one of these cathode-ray \"scopes\" to check for brain activity","Answer":"an oscilloscope"},{"Category":"THE ROMANOV DYNASTY","Question":"The Romanov dynasty was named in honor of Roman Yurievich, whose daughter married this \"horrifying\" czar","Answer":"Ivan the Terrible"},{"Category":"TONY WINNERS OF THE '50s","Question":"Cyril Ritchard hooked a 1955 Tony for playing Captain Hook in this musical","Answer":"Peter Pan"},{"Category":"LITERARY SISTERS","Question":"In this Tennessee Williams play, Tom Wingfield brings a gentleman caller home to meet his crippled sister Laura","Answer":"The Glass Menagerie"},{"Category":"DANCE IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"We've got Bud & Amstel Light in bottles, or Sam Adams \"on\" this syncopated style","Answer":"tap"},{"Category":"THE BODY WOMAN","Question":"Women have this piece of thyroid cartilage, too; it's just smaller than a man's & may be under more fat","Answer":"an Adam's apple"},{"Category":"VERBS","Question":"4-syllable synonym for \"to count\", from Latin for \"to count\"","Answer":"enumerate"},{"Category":"THE ROMANOV DYNASTY","Question":"One bio of this \"Great\" czar says he carried dental instruments around with him because he loved to pull teeth","Answer":"Peter the Great"},{"Category":"TONY WINNERS OF THE '50s","Question":"Bloody Mary was the girl the Tonys loved in 1950, when Juanita Hall won for playing her in this musical","Answer":"South Pacific"},{"Category":"LITERARY SISTERS","Question":"In \"Gone with the Wind\", Scarlett O'Hara marries Charles Hamilton & Ashley Wilkes marries her, Charles' sister","Answer":"Melanie"},{"Category":"DANCE IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"If you wash your hair in the sink, you might have to deal with this heavy-shoed dance","Answer":"clog"},{"Category":"THE BODY WOMAN","Question":"Estrogen & progesterone are hormones produced by these glands","Answer":"the ovaries"},{"Category":"VERBS","Question":"This word for a type of running is from a word meaning \"jump\", & it's a talent that long jumpers need to get distance","Answer":"sprint"},{"Category":"THE ROMANOV DYNASTY","Question":"At Oranienbaum, this ruler who certainly loved her thrills had a \"sliding hill\", an 18th c. version of a roller coaster","Answer":"Catherine the Great"},{"Category":"TONY WINNERS OF THE '50s","Question":"Gertrude Lawrence won in 1952 for playing the title pronoun in this Rodgers & Hammerstein musical","Answer":"The King and I"},{"Category":"LITERARY SISTERS","Question":"Meg's the oldest of the sisters in this family; Amy, the youngest","Answer":"the Marches"},{"Category":"DANCE IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"It was established as a cyclic form by Vienna's Josef Lanner; you think you can do this dance in here & order us around?","Answer":"waltz"},{"Category":"THE BODY WOMAN","Question":"A fertilized egg travels to this female body part & implants itself there","Answer":"the uterus"},{"Category":"VERBS","Question":"You can fluff pillows or do this, also meaning \"chubby\"","Answer":"plump"},{"Category":"THE ROMANOV DYNASTY","Question":"All 3 of the Romanov czars named Alexander reigned during this century","Answer":"the 19th century"},{"Category":"TONY WINNERS OF THE '50s","Question":"In 1953 Thomas Mitchell won for the musical \"Hazel Flagg\" & this future TV \"Hazel\" won for \"Time of the Cuckoo\"","Answer":"Shirley Booth"},{"Category":"LITERARY SISTERS","Question":"While in a cataleptic trance, Roderick's sister Madeline is buried alive in this Poe story","Answer":"\"The Fall of the House of Usher\""},{"Category":"DANCE IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"This centuries-old English dance \"was up\" for the bank robber when the cops arrived","Answer":"jig"},{"Category":"THE BODY WOMAN","Question":"Location of the zygomatic bones; fashion models may have prominent ones","Answer":"cheekbones"},{"Category":"VERBS","Question":"Appropriate last name of Captain William of 18th century Virginia, who promoted vigilante justice","Answer":"Lynch"},{"Category":"TONY WINNERS OF THE '50s","Question":"This redhead won 4 Tonys in the '50s, for \"Can-Can\", \"Damn Yankees\", \"New Girl in Town\" & \"Redhead\"","Answer":"Gwen Verdon"},{"Category":"LITERARY SISTERS","Question":"Holden Caulfield tells this little sister that he wants to be a \"catcher in the rye\" to keep kids from falling","Answer":"Phoebe"},{"Category":"DANCE IN THE DICTIONARY","Question":"Our team won 55-0--you could call it this 19th century African-American dance","Answer":"a cakewalk"},{"Category":"THE BODY WOMAN","Question":"When a woman's \"water breaks\" in labor, the \"water\" is this fluid","Answer":"amniotic fluid"},{"Category":"VERBS","Question":"As a verb, this British nationality means to put an end to something abruptly","Answer":"Scotch"},{"Category":"MOVIE DIRECTORS","Question":"He's the only person to direct his daughter & his father in Oscar-winning performances","Answer":"John Huston"},{"Category":"NATIVE AMERICAN PLACE NAMES","Question":"Like its lengthy river, this state's name is Algonquian for \"great water\"","Answer":"Mississippi"},{"Category":"THE HUMAN ANIMAL","Question":"In the \"Sopranos\" first season finale, Jimmy Altieri gets whacked for being one of these rodents","Answer":"a rat"},{"Category":"TIME'S TOP 10 EVERYTHING OF 2008","Question":"No. 7 in \"Food Trends\": Meat from this animal (kid is the tenderest)","Answer":"goat"},{"Category":"SCRAMBLED EGGS","Question":"Its eggs weigh around 3 pounds each: RICH SOT","Answer":"ostrich"},{"Category":"TRUTH OR DARE","Question":"Dare: Imitate Kikazaru, the monkey who illustrates this phrase that goes with \"see no evil\" & \"speak no evil\"","Answer":"\"hear no evil\""},{"Category":"NATIVE AMERICAN PLACE NAMES","Question":"Laugh all you like but Hiawatha's wife in a poem by Longfellow was named for this Minnesota waterfall","Answer":"Minnehaha"},{"Category":"THE HUMAN ANIMAL","Question":"Comanche chief Parra-o-coom was described as \"a great\" this animal \"of a man\"; it's also what his name means","Answer":"bear"},{"Category":"TIME'S TOP 10 EVERYTHING OF 2008","Question":"No. 2 in \"Jerry Stiller's Top 10 Words\": This before \"gevalt!\" (Bonus--No. 3 was \"colonoscopy\")","Answer":"Oy"},{"Category":"SCRAMBLED EGGS","Question":"Mmm... caviar: SO URGENT","Answer":"sturgeon"},{"Category":"TRUTH OR DARE","Question":"Truth: This \"Common Sense\" pamphleteer later turned to inventing, trying to come up with a smokeless candle","Answer":"Thomas Paine"},{"Category":"NATIVE AMERICAN PLACE NAMES","Question":"Moving right along--this large Alabama city, as well as a river & bay, was named for an Indian tribe in the region","Answer":"Mobile"},{"Category":"THE HUMAN ANIMAL","Question":"Slang for a woman on the prowl for younger men","Answer":"a cougar"},{"Category":"TIME'S TOP 10 EVERYTHING OF 2008","Question":"No. 7 in \"Quotes\": This politician, when told that 2/3 of Americans did not support the Iraq War--\"So?\"","Answer":"Dick Cheney"},{"Category":"SCRAMBLED EGGS","Question":"A type of this lays the smallest egg for an avian: BRING HIM MUD","Answer":"hummingbird"},{"Category":"TRUTH OR DARE","Question":"Dare: Respond with an imitation of this radio therapist whose \"Sexually Speaking\" program began in 1980","Answer":"Ruth Westheimer"},{"Category":"NATIVE AMERICAN PLACE NAMES","Question":"Although its name means \"place of sandflies\", we associate this Pennsylvania borough with groundhogs","Answer":"Punxsutawney"},{"Category":"THE HUMAN ANIMAL","Question":"On behalf of Western intelligence, Col. Oleg Penkovsky was one of these inside the USSR","Answer":"a mole"},{"Category":"TIME'S TOP 10 EVERYTHING OF 2008","Question":"No. 1 in \"Discoveries\": \"Snow on\" this","Answer":"Mars"},{"Category":"SCRAMBLED EGGS","Question":"This bird's eggs are so pretty a color is named for them: IN BRO","Answer":"robin"},{"Category":"TRUTH OR DARE","Question":"Truth: This fight promoter said \"There was a spontaneous combustion of love\" at the Trump wedding","Answer":"Don King"},{"Category":"NATIVE AMERICAN PLACE NAMES","Question":"An RV maker based in Iowa shares its name with this large Wisconsin lake","Answer":"Winnebago"},{"Category":"THE HUMAN ANIMAL","Question":"Denis Leary says of firefighters, \"You have to be like\" this sea creature. \"You have to keep moving forward\"","Answer":"a shark"},{"Category":"TIME'S TOP 10 EVERYTHING OF 2008","Question":"No. 9 in \"Green Stories\": \"Northeastern utilities bid $38.5 million for the right to emit 12.5 tons of\" this","Answer":"carbon dioxide"},{"Category":"SCRAMBLED EGGS","Question":"Reptile born with an \"egg tooth\" so it can escape its shelled jail: TAILOR GAL","Answer":"alligator"},{"Category":"TRUTH OR DARE","Question":"Dare: She was born on Aug. 18, 1587, the first English child born in America","Answer":"Virginia Dare"},{"Category":"NIGHT WATCH","Question":"July 7, 2009: If you're in Australia, the Americas or sailing the Pacific, look for an eclipse of this","Answer":"the Moon"},{"Category":"CLASSIC MOVIE SPECIAL EFFECTS","Question":"1956: The Red Sea is parted","Answer":"The Ten Commandments"},{"Category":"NAME THE PLAY","Question":"George: \"It's very simple, Martha, this young man is working on a system whereby chromosomes can be altered\"","Answer":"Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"},{"Category":"HEADLINES","Question":"On May 24, 1927 the Las Vegas Review headlined that this man \"Spurns Offers. Back to Air Mail, Says\"","Answer":"Lindbergh"},{"Category":"FROM B TO C","Question":"Pertaining to an inflamed swelling of a lymph node, all too common in the 14th century","Answer":"bubonic"},{"Category":"NIGHT WATCH","Question":"The schedule is TBD, but if you head way up north in March or Sept., you can probably catch this big light show","Answer":"Aurora borealis"},{"Category":"CLASSIC MOVIE SPECIAL EFFECTS","Question":"1968: (Spoiler alert!) Taylor discovers Lady Liberty poking up through the sand","Answer":"Planet of the Apes"},{"Category":"NAME THE PLAY","Question":"Algernon: \"You look as if your name was Ernest. You are the most earnest-looking person I ever saw in my life\"","Answer":"The Importance of Being Earnest"},{"Category":"HEADLINES","Question":"On May 3, 1973 the Chicago Tribune said this local landmark \"Becomes the Tallest of the Tall\"","Answer":"the Sears Tower"},{"Category":"FROM B TO C","Question":"A group of nations acting together, like the old Soviet one","Answer":"bloc"},{"Category":"NIGHT WATCH","Question":"January 3, 2010: Look out! The Quadrantids will be coming from Bootes! Oh... relax, it's just a shower of these things","Answer":"meteors"},{"Category":"CLASSIC MOVIE SPECIAL EFFECTS","Question":"1998: Bullet trails in the water showcase the horror of the Normandy invasion","Answer":"Saving Private Ryan"},{"Category":"NAME THE PLAY","Question":"Nathan: \"There is the highest player of them all... why do you think they call him Sky? That's how high he bets\"","Answer":"Guys and Dolls"},{"Category":"HEADLINES","Question":"A Sept. 13, 1901 Buffalo News headline read, he \"Passed Away... from Effects of Cowardly Assassin's Bullet\"","Answer":"President McKinley"},{"Category":"FROM B TO C","Question":"Pompous; overblown","Answer":"bombastic"},{"Category":"NIGHT WATCH","Question":"If you stay up really, really, late (like till 2061), you'll see this, named for the guy who identified it in 1705","Answer":"Halley's Comet"},{"Category":"CLASSIC MOVIE SPECIAL EFFECTS","Question":"1968: Dave enters the airlock without a space helmet","Answer":"2001: A Space Odyssey"},{"Category":"NAME THE PLAY","Question":"Orsino: \"O, when mine eyes did see Olivia first, methought she purged the air of pestilence\"","Answer":"Twelfth Night"},{"Category":"HEADLINES","Question":"From the July 22, 1925 Knoxville Journal: This man \"Declared Guilty\"; \"Bryan's Testimony Ordered Stricken\"","Answer":"Scopes"},{"Category":"FROM B TO C","Question":"1829 novelist of \"Les Chouans\"","Answer":"Balzac"},{"Category":"NIGHT WATCH","Question":"June 6, 2012: At sunset, watch this planet make a transit across the sun--only the 8th since the invention of the telescope","Answer":"Venus"},{"Category":"CLASSIC MOVIE SPECIAL EFFECTS","Question":"1984: Men ride giant worms & attack the forces of the Emperor","Answer":"Dune"},{"Category":"NAME THE PLAY","Question":"Inez: \"I prefer to choose my hell; I prefer to look you in the eyes and fight it out face to face\"","Answer":"No Exit"},{"Category":"HEADLINES","Question":"From the Sept. 16, 1961 N.Y. Times: He \"Dies in African Air Crash; Kennedy Going to U.N. in Succession Crisis\"","Answer":"Dag Hammarskjold"},{"Category":"FROM B TO C","Question":"Branch of the Indo-European family of languages","Answer":"Baltic"},{"Category":"THE ELEMENTS","Question":"Once called radium F, this element was named for the homeland of one of its discoverers","Answer":"polonium"},{"Category":"NONFICTION PULITZER WINNERS","Question":"Garry Wills used a lot more than 272 words writing \"Lincoln at\" this place, which won him a 1993 Pulitzer","Answer":"Gettysburg"},{"Category":"THINGS ON NFL HELMETS","Question":"A blue star with a white outline","Answer":"the Dallas Cowboys"},{"Category":"EXPIRATION DATES","Question":"April 8, 1973: A blue period for the art world with his demise","Answer":"Picasso"},{"Category":"WHAT TO WEAR","Question":"Front-closing style of sweater favored by Mr. Rogers","Answer":"a cardigan"},{"Category":"B FOLLOWS A","Question":"In a Harry Potter novel, Sirius Black is a convicted murderer who escapes from this island prison in the North Sea","Answer":"Azkaban"},{"Category":"DOWN AT THE OLD FACTORY","Question":"Havana's Real Fabrica de Tabacos Partagas has been turning these out since 1845","Answer":"cigars"},{"Category":"NONFICTION PULITZER WINNERS","Question":"2007's winner, \"The Looming Tower\" is subtitled this terrorist group \"and the Road to 9/11\"","Answer":"al-Qaeda"},{"Category":"THINGS ON NFL HELMETS","Question":"A soldier with a blue 3-cornered hat & red streaks","Answer":"the New England Patriots"},{"Category":"EXPIRATION DATES","Question":"May 13, 1884: This inventor did not fear the (mechanical) reaper","Answer":"Cyrus McCormick"},{"Category":"WHAT TO WEAR","Question":"Eddie Bauer & The Gap offer the flared-below-the-knee jeans called this \"cut\", from what they fit over","Answer":"boot-cut"},{"Category":"B FOLLOWS A","Question":"Meaning loathsome, it precedes snowman or, in a movie title, Dr. Phibes","Answer":"abominable"},{"Category":"DOWN AT THE OLD FACTORY","Question":"Charlie Bucket might like to visit this type of factory that opened in 1884 in Voiron, France","Answer":"a chocolate factory"},{"Category":"NONFICTION PULITZER WINNERS","Question":"Neil Sheehan's \"A Bright Shining Lie\" centers on John Paul Vann & America's involvement in this event","Answer":"the Vietnam War"},{"Category":"THINGS ON NFL HELMETS","Question":"On a tattered red flag, a skull over crossed swords with a football in the middle","Answer":"the Tampa Bay Buccaneers"},{"Category":"EXPIRATION DATES","Question":"December 7, 1975: In \"our town\" of Hamden, Conn.","Answer":"Thornton Wilder"},{"Category":"WHAT TO WEAR","Question":"Christian Lacroix popularized the pouf type of this","Answer":"dress"},{"Category":"B FOLLOWS A","Question":"As a noun, it's a mop used to clean a ship's deck; as a verb, it's what you do with the mop","Answer":"swab"},{"Category":"DOWN AT THE OLD FACTORY","Question":"In 2004 \"Mustang Sally\" played on the P.A. as an 86-year-old factory of this company ended production","Answer":"Ford"},{"Category":"NONFICTION PULITZER WINNERS","Question":"Herbert P. Bix won in 2001 with a book on this emperor \"and the Making of Modern Japan\"","Answer":"Hirohito"},{"Category":"THINGS ON NFL HELMETS","Question":"A white arrowhead with a black outline; inside are 2 letters","Answer":"the Kansas City Chiefs"},{"Category":"EXPIRATION DATES","Question":"January 14, 1984: After passing through the golden arches","Answer":"Ray Kroc"},{"Category":"WHAT TO WEAR","Question":"In 2002 John Gotti was buried in a pinstripe suit of this characteristic closing type","Answer":"double-breasted"},{"Category":"B FOLLOWS A","Question":"It's an outline of what material will be covered in a college course","Answer":"a syllabus"},{"Category":"DOWN AT THE OLD FACTORY","Question":"The Edgar Thomson Plant in Braddock, Penn. filled its first orders for this industrial material in 1875","Answer":"steel"},{"Category":"NONFICTION PULITZER WINNERS","Question":"William Warner's \"Beautiful Swimmers\" is an exploration of the Atlantic blue crab & this bay","Answer":"the Chesapeake"},{"Category":"THINGS ON NFL HELMETS","Question":"A fleur-de-lis","Answer":"the New Orleans Saints"},{"Category":"EXPIRATION DATES","Question":"October 11, 1963: The end of this chanteuse's \"vie en rose\"","Answer":"Édith Piaf"},{"Category":"B FOLLOWS A","Question":"These 1st & 2nd century B.C. Jewish patriots were active in liberating Judea from Syrian rule","Answer":"the Maccabees"},{"Category":"DOWN AT THE OLD FACTORY","Question":"Company that ran the Hawk-Eye Works in Rochester, N.Y.","Answer":"Kodak"},{"Category":"NORTH AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY","Question":"With a flood control system, the Red River no longer flows into this river, just into the Atchafalaya","Answer":"the Mississippi"},{"Category":"MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MOVIES","Question":"Sinatra as a swinger (What a stretch!): \"Come Blow Your _____\"","Answer":"Horn"},{"Category":"AUSTRALIAN WILDLIFE","Question":"This carnivorous marsupial serves as the symbol of the Tasmanian Parks & Wildlife Service","Answer":"the Tasmanian devil"},{"Category":"ALWAYS REMEMBER SEPTEMBER","Question":"The names of the 3 ships that left the Canary Islands on Sept. 6, 1492, heading west","Answer":"the Nina, the Pinta & the Santa Maria"},{"Category":"AN ABBREVIATED CATEGORY","Question":"To a baseball pitcher: ERA","Answer":"earned run average"},{"Category":"DOWN AT THE OLFACTORY","Question":"The perfume Quelques Fleurs, whose name means \"some\" these, supposedly has the fragrances of 313 of them","Answer":"flowers"},{"Category":"MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MOVIES","Question":"Holly Hunter played it: \"The _____\"","Answer":"Piano"},{"Category":"AUSTRALIAN WILDLIFE","Question":"Australia has the only all-black species of this bird, Cygnus atratus","Answer":"a swan"},{"Category":"ALWAYS REMEMBER SEPTEMBER","Question":"On Sept. 13, 1953 Marilyn Monroe made her network TV debut on this stingy comedian's program","Answer":"Jack Benny"},{"Category":"AN ABBREVIATED CATEGORY","Question":"On party invitations: BYOB","Answer":"bring your own booze"},{"Category":"NORTH AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Washington said a great city would stand where the Cuyahoga met Lake Erie; judge for yourself here","Answer":"Cleveland"},{"Category":"MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MOVIES","Question":"A baseball drama: \"Bang the _____ Slowly\"","Answer":"Drum"},{"Category":"AUSTRALIAN WILDLIFE","Question":"The quokka, a short-tailed species of this kangaroo relative, is found on Rottnest Island & in W. Australia","Answer":"a wallaby"},{"Category":"ALWAYS REMEMBER SEPTEMBER","Question":"French troops under Napoleon entered this capital on September 14, 1812 & found it in flames","Answer":"Moscow"},{"Category":"AN ABBREVIATED CATEGORY","Question":"In a Webster's Dictionary entry: imper.","Answer":"imperative"},{"Category":"DOWN AT THE OLFACTORY","Question":"You quickly get used to the eggy smell at the Colorado resort called \"Hot\" this type of \"Springs\"","Answer":"Sulfur"},{"Category":"MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MOVIES","Question":"A Bergman or Branagh operatic opus: \"The Magic _____\"","Answer":"Flute"},{"Category":"AUSTRALIAN WILDLIFE","Question":"The shingleback skink, a type of this, has protruding scales that make it look like a pine cone","Answer":"a lizard"},{"Category":"ALWAYS REMEMBER SEPTEMBER","Question":"September 2006 brought news of a \"Unity Deal\" between Hamas & this other 5-letter Palestinian group","Answer":"Fatah"},{"Category":"AN ABBREVIATED CATEGORY","Question":"A type of camera: TLR","Answer":"twin lens reflex"},{"Category":"DOWN AT THE OLFACTORY","Question":"Introduced in 1890, this product for little backsides advertises its \"clean, classic scent\"","Answer":"baby powder"},{"Category":"NORTH AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY","Question":"Long before it empties into the Bay of Fundy, the Saint John River divides Maine from this province","Answer":"New Brunswick"},{"Category":"MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MOVIES","Question":"A Capote tale set in the South: \"The Grass _____\"","Answer":"Harp"},{"Category":"AUSTRALIAN WILDLIFE","Question":"This manatee relative of the order Sirenia can be found in the coastal waters of North Australia","Answer":"a dugong"},{"Category":"ALWAYS REMEMBER SEPTEMBER","Question":"Oxford University's fall term is named for this -mas, not Christmas; it's a saint's Sept. 29 feast day","Answer":"Michaelmas"},{"Category":"AN ABBREVIATED CATEGORY","Question":"On a ship: PFD","Answer":"personal flotation device"},{"Category":"DOWN AT THE OLFACTORY","Question":"The wood of the Eastern red this tree (actually a juniper) has a distinct aroma familiar from closets","Answer":"a cedar"},{"Category":"ROYALTY","Question":"Since 1066, the only British monarch to have 3 children ascend to the British throne","Answer":"Henry VIII"},{"Category":"BOB DYLAN CHRONICLES","Question":"\"In the jingle jangle morning I'll come followin' you\"","Answer":"\"Mr. Tambourine Man\""},{"Category":"THE NORTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY","Question":"Rome, Brussels, Lisbon","Answer":"Brussels"},{"Category":"ALSO A GUN MANUFACTURER","Question":"One might run in the Preakness","Answer":"a colt"},{"Category":"YOU BEAST!","Question":"The distinctive shoebill is also known as the whale-headed one of these baby deliverers","Answer":"a stork"},{"Category":"THE SHORT FORM","Question":"A common adverb, it's also the acronym of a 500,000-member feminist group","Answer":"NOW"},{"Category":"HOMELAND SECURITY","Question":"In 1971 Congress told this agency to start protecting visiting heads of state","Answer":"the Secret Service"},{"Category":"BOB DYLAN CHRONICLES","Question":"\"Come mothers and fathers throughout the land and don't criticize what you can't understand\"","Answer":"\"The Times They Are A-Changin'\""},{"Category":"THE NORTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY","Question":"Khartoum, Cairo, Kinshasa","Answer":"Cairo"},{"Category":"ALSO A GUN MANUFACTURER","Question":"This 19th century American artist & sculptor was known as \"The Rembrandt of the West\"","Answer":"Remington"},{"Category":"YOU BEAST!","Question":"The bulls of these African animals can weigh up to 6 tons","Answer":"an elephant"},{"Category":"THE SHORT FORM","Question":"If sending a Valentine to your Guamaninan sweetie, you'll need to know that this is Guam's U.S. postal abbreviation","Answer":"GU"},{"Category":"BOB DYLAN CHRONICLES","Question":"\"I got a head full of ideas that are drivin' me insane. It's a shame the way she makes me scrub the floor\"","Answer":"\"Maggie's Farm\""},{"Category":"THE NORTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY","Question":"Manila, Jakarta, Canberra","Answer":"Manila"},{"Category":"ALSO A GUN MANUFACTURER","Question":"He's the guitarist who had a Top 40 hit with \"Rock & Roll Hoochie Koo\"","Answer":"Rick Derringer"},{"Category":"YOU BEAST!","Question":"A nide is a brood of these birds (perhaps the ring-necked ones)","Answer":"pheasants"},{"Category":"THE SHORT FORM","Question":"In May 1970 many of these buildings were torched on campuses, including Kent State's on May 2","Answer":"ROTC"},{"Category":"HOMELAND SECURITY","Question":"Before becoming Homeland Security chief, Michael Chertoff's last job in the Bush admin. was in this Cabinet department","Answer":"Justice"},{"Category":"BOB DYLAN CHRONICLES","Question":"\"God say, 'You can do what you want Abe, but the next time you see me comin' you better run'\"","Answer":"\"Highway 61 Revisited\""},{"Category":"THE NORTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY","Question":"Brasilia, Buenos Aires, Bogota, Belmopan","Answer":"Belmopan"},{"Category":"ALSO A GUN MANUFACTURER","Question":"Famous for its cathedral, this English city was the capital of the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Wessex","Answer":"Winchester"},{"Category":"YOU BEAST!","Question":"The Chinese zodiac's 12-year cycle begins & ends with these 2 3-letter animals","Answer":"rat & pig"},{"Category":"THE SHORT FORM","Question":"This agreement on world tariffs & trade was signed by 23 countries in Geneva in 1947","Answer":"GATT"},{"Category":"BOB DYLAN CHRONICLES","Question":"\"May you build a ladder to the stars and climb on every rung\"","Answer":"\"Forever Young\""},{"Category":"THE NORTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY","Question":"Hanoi, Phnom Penh, Rangoon, Vientiane","Answer":"Hanoi"},{"Category":"ALSO A GUN MANUFACTURER","Question":"Fredric March portrayed this poet in \"The Barrets of Wimpole Street\"","Answer":"Browning"},{"Category":"YOU BEAST!","Question":"Russian circuses often feature these animals, a national symobol, trained in the art of juggling with their feet!","Answer":"bears"},{"Category":"THE SHORT FORM","Question":"This British organization hands out its equivalent to the Oscars","Answer":"BAFTA"},{"Category":"BRUCE ALMIGHTY","Question":"This Freehold-born rocker has had many \"Glory Days\"","Answer":"Bruce Springsteen"},{"Category":"ROUGH POLITICS","Question":"On Aug. 5, 1994 he was named independent counsel in the Whitewater affair","Answer":"Kenneth Starr"},{"Category":"ROLL OVER, BEETHOVEN","Question":"\"By the time\" this work \"is over, fate has been trampled underfoot by triumphant music\"","Answer":"the Fifth Symphony"},{"Category":"MR. TEA","Question":"Around 1908 tea merchant Thomas Sullivan hit upon this innovation that avoids the mess of straining leaves","Answer":"a teabag"},{"Category":"I PITY THE \"FOOL\"","Question":"2-word term for a pointless task performed for no good reason","Answer":"a fool's errand"},{"Category":"BRUCE ALMIGHTY","Question":"His July 20, 1973 death in Hong Kong at age 32 shocked the world","Answer":"Bruce Lee"},{"Category":"ROUGH POLITICS","Question":"In March 1974, 7 ex-Nixon officials were arrested for conspiracy, including this former Chief of Staff","Answer":"Haldeman"},{"Category":"ROLL OVER, BEETHOVEN","Question":"\"Betrayed in the hope of getting better\", Beethoven was \"forced to face the prospect of a permanent malady\"--this","Answer":"deafness"},{"Category":"MR. TEA","Question":"According to one legend, this spiritual leader born in 563 B.C. was the first to discover tea","Answer":"Buddha"},{"Category":"I PITY THE \"FOOL\"","Question":"9-letter word for something designed to be impervious to human incompetence","Answer":"foolproof"},{"Category":"BRUCE ALMIGHTY","Question":"Dustin Hoffman starred as this controversial entertainer in a 1974 biopic","Answer":"Lenny Bruce"},{"Category":"ROUGH POLITICS","Question":"A N.Y. coroner's inquest came to a finding of murder by this man, Vice President of the United States","Answer":"Aaron Burr"},{"Category":"MR. TEA","Question":"One of the first U.S. millionaires, this patriarch of the Astor family traded furs for tea from China","Answer":"John Jacob"},{"Category":"I PITY THE \"FOOL\"","Question":"This novel begins in Veracruz when a group of travelers embarks on a trip to Europe","Answer":"Ship of Fools"},{"Category":"BRUCE ALMIGHTY","Question":"This actor lived up to the title of his TV show in 1987 when he hit the Top 40 chart with \"Respect Yourself\"","Answer":"Bruce Willis"},{"Category":"ROUGH POLITICS","Question":"\"If anyone wants to (follow) me, go ahead. They'd be very bored\", this politician said in 1987; they did, & they weren't","Answer":"Gary Hart"},{"Category":"ROLL OVER, BEETHOVEN","Question":"Beethoven's Bagatelle in A Minor for Piano was eventually titled \"Fur\" her","Answer":"Elise"},{"Category":"MR. TEA","Question":"The last Dutch governor of New Netherland, he introduced tea to America around 1647","Answer":"Peter Stuyvesant"},{"Category":"I PITY THE \"FOOL\"","Question":"Found at fool.com, it's the Gardner brothers' online investment guide","Answer":"The Motley Fool"},{"Category":"BRUCE ALMIGHTY","Question":"He directed Jessica Tandy's Oscar-winning performance in \"Driving Miss Daisy\"","Answer":"Bruce Beresford"},{"Category":"ROUGH POLITICS","Question":"In October 1974 ths Arkansas congressman's career got kicked in the Fanne (Fox)","Answer":"Wilbur Mills"},{"Category":"ROLL OVER, BEETHOVEN","Question":"Symphony Beethoven \"composed to celebrate the memory of a great man\"","Answer":"Eroica"},{"Category":"MR. TEA","Question":"Dating from 1662, the English use of tea is attributed to Catherine of Braganza, wife of this \"Restored\" king","Answer":"Charles II"},{"Category":"I PITY THE \"FOOL\"","Question":"Senior citizens might object to this proverb popularized by John Lyly in the play \"Mother Bombie\"","Answer":"There's no fool like an old fool"},{"Category":"MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL","Question":"The team names of these 2 expansion clubs start with the same 3 letters; one might catch the other","Answer":"the Seattle Mariners & the Florida Marlins"},{"Category":"EU, THE EUROPEAN UNION","Question":"Each year the EU selects capitals of culture; one of the 2010 cities was this Turkish \"meeting place of cultures\"","Answer":"Istanbul"},{"Category":"ACTORS WHO DIRECT","Question":"\"Rocky II\", \"III\" & \"IV\"","Answer":"Sylvester Stallone"},{"Category":"DIALING FOR DIALECTS","Question":"Sprechen Sie Plattdeutsch? If you do, you speak the Low variety of this language","Answer":"German"},{"Category":"BREAKING NEWS","Question":"Before this hotel mogul's elbow broke through it, a Picasso he owned was worth $139 million; after, $85 million","Answer":"Steve Wynn"},{"Category":"ONE BUCK OR LESS","Question":"On December 8, 2008 this national newspaper raised its newsstand price by 25 cents to $1","Answer":"USA Today"},{"Category":"ALSO ON YOUR COMPUTER KEYS","Question":"Proverbially, it's \"where the heart is\"","Answer":"home"},{"Category":"EU, THE EUROPEAN UNION","Question":"The Schengen Agreement removes any controls at these between most EU neighbors","Answer":"national borders"},{"Category":"ACTORS WHO DIRECT","Question":"\"Million Dollar Baby\" & \"Unforgiven\"","Answer":"Clint Eastwood"},{"Category":"DIALING FOR DIALECTS","Question":"Dialects of this language include Wu, Yue & Hakka","Answer":"Chinese"},{"Category":"BREAKING NEWS","Question":"It was 103 degrees in July 2010 & Con Ed's command center in this N.Y. borough showed 12,963 megawatts consumed at 1 time","Answer":"Manhattan"},{"Category":"ONE BUCK OR LESS","Question":"The USPS cost for mailing this, a minimum of 3 1/2 x 5 inches, is 28 cents; wish you were here!","Answer":"a postcard"},{"Category":"ALSO ON YOUR COMPUTER KEYS","Question":"A loose-fitting dress hanging straight from the shoulders to below the waist","Answer":"a shift"},{"Category":"EU, THE EUROPEAN UNION","Question":"A controversial EU subsidy program is called CAP, short for \"common\" this \"policy\"","Answer":"agricultural"},{"Category":"ACTORS WHO DIRECT","Question":"\"The Pledge\" & \"Into the Wild\"","Answer":"Sean Penn"},{"Category":"DIALING FOR DIALECTS","Question":"Vedic, dating back at least 4,000 years, is the earliest dialect of this classical language of India","Answer":"Sanskrit"},{"Category":"BREAKING NEWS","Question":"Senator Obama attended the 2006 groundbreaking for this man's memorial, 1/2 mile from Lincoln's","Answer":"Martin Luther King"},{"Category":"ONE BUCK OR LESS","Question":"In 2002 Eminem signed this rapper to a 7-figure deal, obviously worth a lot more than his name implies","Answer":"50 Cent"},{"Category":"ALSO ON YOUR COMPUTER KEYS","Question":"Football position that can be split or tight","Answer":"End"},{"Category":"EU, THE EUROPEAN UNION","Question":"Elected every 5 years, it has 736 members from 7 parties","Answer":"Parliament"},{"Category":"ACTORS WHO DIRECT","Question":"\"The Great Debaters\"","Answer":"Denzel Washington"},{"Category":"DIALING FOR DIALECTS","Question":"While Maltese borrows many words from Italian, it developed from a dialect of this Semitic language","Answer":"Arabic"},{"Category":"BREAKING NEWS","Question":"Gambler Charles Wells is believed to have inspired the song \"The Man Who\" did this \"At Monte Carlo\"","Answer":"\"Broke The Bank\""},{"Category":"ONE BUCK OR LESS","Question":"99 cents got me a 4-pack of Ytterlig coasters from this Swedish chain","Answer":"IKEA"},{"Category":"ALSO ON YOUR COMPUTER KEYS","Question":"It's an abbreviation for Grand Prix auto racing","Answer":"F1"},{"Category":"EU, THE EUROPEAN UNION","Question":"As of 2010, Croatia & Macedonia are candidates but this is the only former Yugoslav republic in the EU","Answer":"Slovenia"},{"Category":"ACTORS WHO DIRECT","Question":"\"A Bronx Tale\"","Answer":"Robert De Niro"},{"Category":"DIALING FOR DIALECTS","Question":"Aeolic, spoken in ancient times, was a dialect of this","Answer":"Ancient Greek"},{"Category":"BREAKING NEWS","Question":"Nearly 10 million YouTubers saw Dave Carroll's clip called this \"friendly skies\" airline \"Breaks Guitars\"","Answer":"United Airlines"},{"Category":"ONE BUCK OR LESS","Question":"A 15-ounce V05 Moisture Milks conditioner from this manufacturer averages a buck online","Answer":"Alberto"},{"Category":"ALSO ON YOUR COMPUTER KEYS","Question":"An additional section placed within the folds of a newspaper","Answer":"an insert"},{"Category":"NONFICTION","Question":"In 2010 this former First Lady published the memoir \"Spoken from the Heart\"","Answer":"Laura Bush"},{"Category":"LEGAL \"E\"s","Question":"In English law, it's a title above a gentleman & below a knight; in the U.S., it's usually added to the name of an attorney","Answer":"esquire"},{"Category":"WHAT TO WEAR?","Question":"This plain-weave, sheer fabric made with tightly twisted yarn is also used to describe a pie or cake","Answer":"chiffon"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHIC NICKNAMES","Question":"Cape Hatteras is known as this cemetery synonym \"of the Atlantic\"","Answer":"a graveyard"},{"Category":"MAGICAL MOUSE-TERY TOUR","Question":"Itchy (the mouse) & Scratchy (the cat) starred in \"Skinless in Seattle\" on a show within this Fox show","Answer":"The Simpsons"},{"Category":"FAMILIAR SAYINGS","Question":"Familiarity is said to breed this, from the Latin for \"despise\"","Answer":"contempt"},{"Category":"NONFICTION","Question":"This book by Michael Lewis subtitled \"Evolution of a Game\" focused on left tackle prodigy Michael Oher","Answer":"The Blind Side"},{"Category":"LEGAL \"E\"s","Question":"One definition of this is entering a private place with the intent of listening secretly to private conversations","Answer":"eavesdropping"},{"Category":"WHAT TO WEAR?","Question":"A bit longer than a cocktail dress, one hemmed to end at the shins is this beverage \"length\"","Answer":"tea"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHIC NICKNAMES","Question":"Appropriately enough, this New York metropolis is \"Bison City\"","Answer":"Buffalo"},{"Category":"MAGICAL MOUSE-TERY TOUR","Question":"In 1939's cartoon \"The Pointer\", this guy got a new, more pear-shaped body & pupils were added to his eyes","Answer":"Mickey"},{"Category":"FAMILIAR SAYINGS","Question":"Even a broken one of these on your wall is right twice a day","Answer":"clock"},{"Category":"NONFICTION","Question":"The New Yorker's 1959 review of this said in its brevity & clarity it is \"unlike most such manuals, a book as well as a tool\"","Answer":"The Elements of Style"},{"Category":"LEGAL \"E\"s","Question":"This person is appointed by a testator to carry out the directions & requests in his will","Answer":"executor"},{"Category":"WHAT TO WEAR?","Question":"Also the name of a rope for leading cattle, this women's backless top has a strap that loops around the neck","Answer":"halter"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHIC NICKNAMES","Question":"This town is known as \"Sin City\" & its downtown is \"Glitter Gulch\"","Answer":"Las Vegas"},{"Category":"MAGICAL MOUSE-TERY TOUR","Question":"This 1959 Daniel Keyes novella about Charlie Gordon & a smarter-than-average lab mouse won a Hugo award","Answer":"Flowers for Algernon"},{"Category":"FAMILIAR SAYINGS","Question":"If you're one of these capable fellows, you're unfortunately \"master of none\"","Answer":"a jack of all trades"},{"Category":"NONFICTION","Question":"Dave Eggers not-so-modestly titled his memoir \"A Heartbreaking Work of\" this","Answer":"Staggering Genius"},{"Category":"LEGAL \"E\"s","Question":"This 2-word phrase means the power to take private property for public use; it's ok, as long as there is just compensation","Answer":"eminent domain"},{"Category":"WHAT TO WEAR?","Question":"If you're wearing Wellingtons at Wimbledon, you're wearing these","Answer":"rainboots"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHIC NICKNAMES","Question":"It's known as both \"The Steel City\" & \"The Iron City\"","Answer":"Pittsburgh"},{"Category":"MAGICAL MOUSE-TERY TOUR","Question":"The samplefest \"The Grey Album\" & the band Gnarls Barkley are 2 projects of Brian Burton, aka this","Answer":"Danger Mouse"},{"Category":"FAMILIAR SAYINGS","Question":"A camel is a horse designed by this","Answer":"a committee"},{"Category":"NONFICTION","Question":"HBO's miniseries \"John Adams\" was based on this author's Pulitzer Prize-winning biography","Answer":"David McCullough"},{"Category":"LEGAL \"E\"s","Question":"This clause in a union contract says that wages will rise or fall depending on a standard such as cost of living","Answer":"escalator"},{"Category":"WHAT TO WEAR?","Question":"Throw on an outfit from the \"Marc by\" this designer line","Answer":"Marc Jacobs"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHIC NICKNAMES","Question":"\"The Coyote State\" is an unofficial nickname of this 75,885-square-mile state","Answer":"South Dakota"},{"Category":"MAGICAL MOUSE-TERY TOUR","Question":"Maurice LaMarche found his inner Orson Welles to voice this rodent whose simple goal was to take over the world","Answer":"the Brain"},{"Category":"FAMILIAR SAYINGS","Question":"It's a poor workman who blames these","Answer":"tools"},{"Category":"19th CENTURY NOVELISTS","Question":"William Wilkinson's \"An Account of the Principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia\" inspired this author's most famous novel","Answer":"Bram Stoker"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHIC NICKNAMES","Question":"During the Civil War, this river was called the \"Backbone of the Confederacy\"; it was guarded by several forts","Answer":"the Mississippi"},{"Category":"NYC MUSIC HISTORY","Question":"The Who performed this work at the Metropolitan Opera House in Lincoln Center in 1970","Answer":"Tommy"},{"Category":"LUNCH COUNTER LINGO","Question":"Bow wow & Coney Island both refer to this food","Answer":"a hot dog"},{"Category":"GUINNESS RECORDS","Question":"Selling more than 25 million copies, this WWII diary of a young girl is the bestselling diary in history","Answer":"The Diary of Anne Frank"},{"Category":"NATIONAL SPELLING BEE","Question":"This small racing sled has the distinction of being the National Spelling Bee's shortest winning word","Answer":"L-U-G-E"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHIC NICKNAMES","Question":"This \"calm\" lake village in New York State is often called \"America's Switzerland\"","Answer":"Lake Placid"},{"Category":"NYC MUSIC HISTORY","Question":"Dvorak's \"New World Symphony\" debuted in this venue in 1893: the Beatles played there in 1964","Answer":"Carnegie Hall"},{"Category":"LUNCH COUNTER LINGO","Question":"The name of this state is slang for maple syrup","Answer":"Vermont"},{"Category":"GUINNESS RECORDS","Question":"Working with more than 4.5 million donors, this American org. is the world's largest blood provider","Answer":"the Red Cross"},{"Category":"NATIONAL SPELLING BEE","Question":"Now that you've got the hang of it, 1932's word was this, like the group that sang \"My Sharona\"","Answer":"K-N-A-C-K"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHIC NICKNAMES","Question":"Maryland is \"the Old Line State\"; this is \"the Old Dominion\"","Answer":"Virginia"},{"Category":"LUNCH COUNTER LINGO","Question":"This beverage is Adam's ale","Answer":"water"},{"Category":"GUINNESS RECORDS","Question":"With 2,685, Bralanda, Sweden was the site of the largest gathering of these holiday personalities","Answer":"Santa Claus"},{"Category":"NATIONAL SPELLING BEE","Question":"Put the bite on this word from 1975, any one of the front cutting teeth","Answer":"I-N-C-I-S-O-R"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHIC NICKNAMES","Question":"Rapid City's nickname, \"Gateway City to the Hills\", refers specifically to these hills","Answer":"the Black Hills"},{"Category":"NYC MUSIC HISTORY","Question":"She co-wrote \"The Loco-Motion\" in the Brill Building on Broadway","Answer":"Carole King"},{"Category":"LUNCH COUNTER LINGO","Question":"A houseboat is this ice cream & fruit dessert","Answer":"a banana split"},{"Category":"GUINNESS RECORDS","Question":"With an average of 80.5 years, this Asian country leads the world in life expectancy","Answer":"Japan"},{"Category":"NATIONAL SPELLING BEE","Question":"1970's winning word was this French crescent-shaped roll","Answer":"C-R-O-I-S-S-A-N-T"},{"Category":"U.S. GEOGRAPHIC NICKNAMES","Question":"The \"Niagara of the South\", this waterfall near Corbin, Kentucky shares its name with a famous \"gap\"","Answer":"Cumberland"},{"Category":"NYC MUSIC HISTORY","Question":"This East Village venue was run by Bill Graham for only 3 years, from 1968 to 1971","Answer":"the Fillmore East"},{"Category":"GUINNESS RECORDS","Question":"With a 212-foot wingspan, this jet from Boeing is the world's largest passenger aircraft in service","Answer":"the 747"},{"Category":"NATIONAL SPELLING BEE","Question":"A suicide pilot during WWII, it was 1993's winning word","Answer":"K-A-M-I-K-A-Z-E"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE","Question":"Macduff tells us, \"Not in the legions of horrid hell can come a devil more damn'd in evils to top\" this man","Answer":"the Macbeth"},{"Category":"OSCAR-WINNING ROLES","Question":"1952: Marshal Will Kane","Answer":"Gary Cooper"},{"Category":"NATIVE AMERICANS","Question":"In August 1934 this president was made an honorary member of the Blackfoot tribe & given the name \"Lone Chief\"","Answer":"FDR"},{"Category":"THE OLD COLLEGE TRY","Question":"Basketball superstar Magic Johnson played his college ball at this university in East Lansing","Answer":"Michigan State"},{"Category":"PAINTERS","Question":"His \"Potato Eaters\" was inspired by the time he spent as a missionary in the coal-mining region of Belgium in his mid-20s","Answer":"Van Gogh"},{"Category":"\"ANT\" INFESTATION","Question":"It's the part of the military that traditionally fights on foot","Answer":"infantry"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE","Question":"Richard III says, \"How sweet a thing it is to wear\" one & Henry IV says, \"Uneasy lies the head that wears\" one","Answer":"a crown"},{"Category":"OSCAR-WINNING ROLES","Question":"1951: Boat captain Charlie Allnut","Answer":"Bogart"},{"Category":"NATIVE AMERICANS","Question":"He had 2 adopted sons, One Bull & White Bull","Answer":"Sitting Bull"},{"Category":"THE OLD COLLEGE TRY","Question":"Once known as the Antelopes & the Bugeaters, this university's sports teams are now known as the Cornhuskers","Answer":"the University of Nebraska"},{"Category":"PAINTERS","Question":"Dr. Tulp was so pleased with this artist's painting of his \"Anatomy Lesson\" that it hung in his school of surgery","Answer":"Rembrandt"},{"Category":"\"ANT\" INFESTATION","Question":"B or D, as opposed to A or O","Answer":"a consonant"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE","Question":"Laertes' first line in this play is \"Dread my lord, your leave and favour to return to France\"","Answer":"Hamlet"},{"Category":"OSCAR-WINNING ROLES","Question":"1945: Mildred Pierce","Answer":"Joan Crawford"},{"Category":"NATIVE AMERICANS","Question":"Major subgroups of this tribe of the American Southwest include Kiowa, Chiricahua & Mescalero","Answer":"the Apache"},{"Category":"THE OLD COLLEGE TRY","Question":"Rhode Island's only Ivy League school is this institution","Answer":"Brown"},{"Category":"PAINTERS","Question":"She called her New Mexico home, where she spent the last half century of her life, Ghost Ranch","Answer":"Georgia O'Keeffe"},{"Category":"\"ANT\" INFESTATION","Question":"Unyielding in your opinion that the singer of \"Goody Two Shoes\" is the greatest singer ever","Answer":"adamant"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE","Question":"In different plays, it's the name shared by men linked with Helen of Troy & with Juliet","Answer":"Paris"},{"Category":"OSCAR-WINNING ROLES","Question":"1933: Henry VIII","Answer":"Charles Laughton"},{"Category":"NATIVE AMERICANS","Question":"This Florida tribe lived in dwellings called chickees that had raised floors & open sides allowing the air to circulate","Answer":"the Seminoles"},{"Category":"THE OLD COLLEGE TRY","Question":"College Station is the home of this oldest public university in Texas","Answer":"Texas A&M"},{"Category":"PAINTERS","Question":"His first major mural was painted at the Univ. of Mexico's Nat'l Preparatory School in the 1920s","Answer":"Rivera"},{"Category":"\"ANT\" INFESTATION","Question":"From the Latin for \"delight\", this is someone who takes delight in dabbling in the arts","Answer":"dilettante"},{"Category":"SHAKESPEARE","Question":"It's the play in which Thaliard says, \"So, this is Tyre, and this the court\"","Answer":"Pericles, Prince of Tyre"},{"Category":"OSCAR-WINNING ROLES","Question":"1942: Kay Miniver","Answer":"Greer Garson"},{"Category":"NATIVE AMERICANS","Question":"Gov. Bradford said that this Indian who taught the Pilgrims how to plant corn was an \"instrument sent of God\"","Answer":"Squanto"},{"Category":"THE OLD COLLEGE TRY","Question":"New Haven has Albertus Magnus; Grand Rapids, Michigan has a school named for this other 13th c. theologian","Answer":"St. Thomas Acquinas"},{"Category":"PAINTERS","Question":"Last name of Flemish brothers Jan & Hubert, who both are credited with painting portions of the \"Ghent Altarpiece\"","Answer":"Van Eyck"},{"Category":"\"ANT\" INFESTATION","Question":"The Huguenots received religious freedom from the 1598 edict of this city","Answer":"Nantes"},{"Category":"EXPLORATION","Question":"He wrote in his diary, \"The loss of pony transport in March 1911 obliged me to start later than I had intended\"","Answer":"Robert Falcon Scott"},{"Category":"\"TOMORROW\"","Question":"Space Mountain & Star Tours are among its attractions","Answer":"Tomorrowland"},{"Category":"SATURDAY MORNING CARTOONS","Question":"This title dog's real first name is Scoobert","Answer":"Scooby-Doo"},{"Category":"SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT THE MOVIES","Question":"George Lucas is planning a 3-part prequel to this 1977 film","Answer":"Star Wars"},{"Category":"THE SATURDAY EVENING POST","Question":"Pre-\"Peanuts\", he sold some of his cartoons to the Saturday Evening Post","Answer":"Charles Schulz"},{"Category":"THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS","Question":"Members observe Saturday Sabbath because of Genesis 2:3, which says God did this on the seventh day","Answer":"He rested"},{"Category":"\"TOMORROW\"","Question":"In 1960 the Shirelles asked this musical question","Answer":"Will you still love me tomorrow?"},{"Category":"SATURDAY MORNING CARTOONS","Question":"Mush Mouth & Dumb Donald were some of the Cosby kids on the show whose title featured this one","Answer":"Fat Albert"},{"Category":"SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT THE MOVIES","Question":"He played Cameron Poe, an almost-paroled convict thwarting an escape attempt in \"Con Air\"","Answer":"Nicolas Cage"},{"Category":"THE SATURDAY EVENING POST","Question":"In the March 17, 1956 issue, Gary Cooper said, \"In Westerns you were permitted to kiss\" this \"but never your girl\"","Answer":"your horse"},{"Category":"THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS","Question":"Like Jews, many Adventists follow Leviticus 11:7 in abstaining from this meat","Answer":"pork"},{"Category":"\"TOMORROW\"","Question":"In the novel \"Gone with the Wind\", it follows \"I'll think of some way to get him back\"","Answer":"Tomorrow is another day"},{"Category":"SATURDAY MORNING CARTOONS","Question":"\"The Immature Radioactive Samurai Slugs\" on \"Tiny Toons\" were a parody of this cartoon group","Answer":"the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles"},{"Category":"SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT THE MOVIES","Question":"In the same film, Mike Myers played Dr. Evil & this international man of mystery, baby","Answer":"Austin Powers"},{"Category":"THE SATURDAY EVENING POST","Question":"Born in NYC in 1894, he painted 317 covers for the Post over 47 years","Answer":"Norman Rockwell"},{"Category":"THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS","Question":"The church funds worldwide good works by this contribution of 10% of members' incomes","Answer":"a tithe"},{"Category":"\"TOMORROW\"","Question":"Annie told us you could \"bet your bottom dollar that\" this would happen","Answer":"the sun will come out tomorrow"},{"Category":"SATURDAY MORNING CARTOONS","Question":"In 1985 an animated version of this Soleil Moon Frye sitcom character made the scene","Answer":"Punky Brewster"},{"Category":"THE SATURDAY EVENING POST","Question":"The Post's history goes back to The Pennsylvania Gazette founded by this man","Answer":"Benjamin Franklin"},{"Category":"SATURDAY NIGHT ON THE TOWN","Question":"Beer lovers head for the beer halls of this Bavarian city, the birthplace of Oktoberfest","Answer":"Munich"},{"Category":"\"TOMORROW\"","Question":"This advice on procrastination is credited to a 1749 letter written by Lord Chesterfield to his son","Answer":"never put off till tomorrow what you can do today"},{"Category":"SATURDAY MORNING CARTOONS","Question":"This ape was the white elephant that pet store owner Mr. Peebles couldn't get rid of","Answer":"Magilla Gorilla"},{"Category":"SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT THE MOVIES","Question":"This sailor hero's adventures include \"The Golden Voyage\" & \"The Eye of the Tiger\"","Answer":"Sinbad"},{"Category":"THE SATURDAY EVENING POST","Question":"The 6 Earl Derr Biggers novels about this Chinese-American detective were first serialized in the Post","Answer":"Charlie Chan"},{"Category":"SATURDAY NIGHT ON THE TOWN","Question":"Guacara Taina in this capital of the Dominican Republic may be the world's only disco-in-a-cave","Answer":"Santo Domingo"},{"Category":"THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS","Question":"This group named for a king of Israel split from the church in 1934, a \"branch\" of it became notorious in 1993","Answer":"the Davidians"},{"Category":"PHYSICS 101","Question":"The area of physics divided into statics & dynamics or the guys replacing your head gasket","Answer":"mechanics"},{"Category":"THE 19th CENTURY","Question":"Opened in 1869, part of it follows the route of a canal dug 12 centuries earlier","Answer":"the Suez Canal"},{"Category":"CITY FOLK","Question":"Hamburgers","Answer":"residents of Hamburg"},{"Category":"THEY'RE NOT IN KANSAS ANY MORE","Question":"This Kansan made her last known take-off from New Guinea; if you find out where she is, let us know","Answer":"Amelia Earhart"},{"Category":"AIN'T THAT \"GRAND\"","Question":"This name for a railroad terminal at Park & 42nd is a synonym for frenzied activity","Answer":"Grand Central Station"},{"Category":"PHYSICS 101","Question":"Term for one end of a bar magnet, or for one of the discoverers of radium","Answer":"a pole"},{"Category":"THE 19th CENTURY","Question":"One of the 3 large empires of 19th century Eastern Europe was this \"Sick Man\"","Answer":"the Ottoman Empire"},{"Category":"CALIFORNIA HERE I COME FILMS","Question":"In this 1981 Burt Reynolds film, the first race car to reach California won","Answer":"The Cannonball Run"},{"Category":"CITY FOLK","Question":"Palermitans","Answer":"Palermo residents"},{"Category":"AIN'T THAT \"GRAND\"","Question":"The Republicans had been around less than 30 years when they were dubbed this","Answer":"the Grand Old Party"},{"Category":"PHYSICS 101","Question":"By definition, liquids & gases do this under stress, solids don't","Answer":"they flow"},{"Category":"THE 19th CENTURY","Question":"In 1880 this Lincoln county sheriff captured Billy the Kid","Answer":"Pat Garrett"},{"Category":"CITY FOLK","Question":"Madrilenos","Answer":"residents of Madrid"},{"Category":"THEY'RE NOT IN KANSAS ANY MORE","Question":"He's the most famous man we know from Russell, Kansas","Answer":"Bob Dole"},{"Category":"AIN'T THAT \"GRAND\"","Question":"Term for an extended visit to Europe, once an essential part of a British gent's upbringing","Answer":"the Grand Tour"},{"Category":"PHYSICS 101","Question":"In the 19th C. Rudolf Clausius coined this word for measuring increasing disorder in a system","Answer":"entropy"},{"Category":"THE 19th CENTURY","Question":"On sale May 1, 1840, the first postage stamp with adhesive on the back had this person on the front","Answer":"Queen Victoria"},{"Category":"CALIFORNIA HERE I COME FILMS","Question":"In this 1995 film, Whoopi, Mary-Louise & Drew head to San Diego","Answer":"Boys on the Side"},{"Category":"CITY FOLK","Question":"Damascenes","Answer":"Damascus residents"},{"Category":"THEY'RE NOT IN KANSAS ANY MORE","Question":"This Wild West town might still be wild if native son Dennis Hopper still lived there","Answer":"Dodge City"},{"Category":"AIN'T THAT \"GRAND\"","Question":"A 1085-mile waterway in China & a 2.5 mile waterway in Venice are both called this","Answer":"the Grand Canal"},{"Category":"PHYSICS 101","Question":"Silicon is a semiconducting material; this is the term for nonconductors like plastics","Answer":"an insulator"},{"Category":"THE 19th CENTURY","Question":"1853 purchase that brought the contiguous U.S. about up to its present area","Answer":"the Gadsden Purchase"},{"Category":"CALIFORNIA HERE I COME FILMS","Question":"In \"Calendar Girl\" Jason Priestley heads to L.A. to meet this movie star","Answer":"Marilyn Monroe"},{"Category":"CITY FOLK","Question":"Varsovians","Answer":"residents of Warsaw"},{"Category":"THEY'RE NOT IN KANSAS ANY MORE","Question":"This author of the \"Guys & Dolls\" stories really was from Manhattan--Manhattan, Kansas, that is","Answer":"Damon Runyon"},{"Category":"AIN'T THAT \"GRAND\"","Question":"At 15 in 1991, Judit Polgar became the youngest person & one of the few women to attain this rank","Answer":"a grandmaster"},{"Category":"FINANCE HISTORY","Question":"In the 19th c., selling stock you didn't yet own, hoping it would fall, was called selling this animal's skin","Answer":"a bear"},{"Category":"PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS","Question":"As a youth, this \"Iceman Cometh\" dramatist prospected for gold in Honduras","Answer":"Eugene O'Neill"},{"Category":"BRAND NAMES","Question":"In 1986 this company introduced its Dockers line of men's casual wear","Answer":"Levi's"},{"Category":"POLITICS & SHOW BIZ","Question":"Mary Bono won election to Congress over Ralph Waite, John-Boy's dad on this show","Answer":"The Waltons"},{"Category":"NATIONS OF AFRICA","Question":"Add 2 letters to Niger to get the name of this country just south of it","Answer":"Nigeria"},{"Category":"HE WAS IN THAT?","Question":"He appeared fleet-ingly in \"Sailor Beware\" with Martin & Lewis before \"East of Eden\" made him a star","Answer":"James Dean"},{"Category":"ANAGRAMMED CABINET DEPARTMENTS","Question":"Taste","Answer":"State"},{"Category":"PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS","Question":"In a Chekhov play, Mme. Ranevsky is the owner of this title area of land","Answer":"\"The Cherry Orchard\""},{"Category":"BRAND NAMES","Question":"It's \"The Quicker Picker Upper\"","Answer":"Bounty"},{"Category":"POLITICS & SHOW BIZ","Question":"Film mogul Jack Warner supposedly said, \"No. Jimmy Stewart for president.\" this man \"for best friend\"","Answer":"Ronald Reagan"},{"Category":"NATIONS OF AFRICA","Question":"In a song title, this country whose capital is Nairobi might come before \"Feel the Love Tonight\"","Answer":"Kenya"},{"Category":"HE WAS IN THAT?","Question":"Before playing Cliff on \"Cheers\", John Ratzenberger appeared as Major Derlin in this second \"Star Wars\" film","Answer":"The Empire Strikes Back"},{"Category":"ANAGRAMMED CABINET DEPARTMENTS","Question":"Send fee","Answer":"Defense"},{"Category":"PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS","Question":"In 1941 her \"Watch on the Rhine\" was named best American play by the New York Drama Critics' Circle","Answer":"Lillian Hellman"},{"Category":"BRAND NAMES","Question":"Elsie the Cow's \"husband\", his face is plastered on glue bottles","Answer":"Elmer"},{"Category":"POLITICS & SHOW BIZ","Question":"She's played Queen Elizabeth I, but decided to join the House of Commons:","Answer":"Glenda Jackson"},{"Category":"NATIONS OF AFRICA","Question":"In a song title, this country whose capital is Accra might come before \"Fly Now\"","Answer":"Ghana"},{"Category":"HE WAS IN THAT?","Question":"Kevin Spacey played a sleazy businessman in this Melanie Griffith film about an ambitious secretary","Answer":"Working Girl"},{"Category":"ANAGRAMMED CABINET DEPARTMENTS","Question":"Tire iron","Answer":"Interior"},{"Category":"PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS","Question":"In 1991 Nigel Hawthorne won a Tony for his role as this author in William Nicholson's play \"Shadowlands\"","Answer":"C.S. Lewis"},{"Category":"BRAND NAMES","Question":"Its \"Extra Dry\" was the first aerosol antiperspirant in the U.S.","Answer":"Arrid"},{"Category":"POLITICS & SHOW BIZ","Question":"Artists like Gladys Knight have recorded the songs of this senior senator from Utah","Answer":"Orrin Hatch"},{"Category":"NATIONS OF AFRICA","Question":"(Hi, I'm NBA All-Star Dikembe Mutombo) One of the many languages I speak is this official one of my birthplace, Congo","Answer":"French"},{"Category":"HE WAS IN THAT?","Question":"Mr. C on \"Happy Days\", he played the man Natalie Wood's parents want her to marry in \"Love with the Proper Stranger\"","Answer":"Tom Bosley"},{"Category":"ANAGRAMMED CABINET DEPARTMENTS","Question":"Idea count","Answer":"Education"},{"Category":"PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS","Question":"The search for the philosopher's stone is the subject of Ben Jonson's play about this title profession","Answer":"\"The Alchemist\""},{"Category":"BRAND NAMES","Question":"This sleek swimsuit brand got its start in Australia in 1928","Answer":"Speedo"},{"Category":"POLITICS & SHOW BIZ","Question":"Actress & Congresswoman Helen Gahagan took this last name when she wed Oscar-winning actor Melvyn","Answer":"Douglas"},{"Category":"NATIONS OF AFRICA","Question":"Milton Obote, no bargain either, ran this country before & after Idi Amin","Answer":"Uganda"},{"Category":"HE WAS IN THAT?","Question":"Mike Farrell of \"Providence\" can be seen in the hotel in this 1967 Dustin Hoffman classic","Answer":"The Graduate"},{"Category":"ANAGRAMMED CABINET DEPARTMENTS","Question":"To trap on trains","Answer":"Transportation"},{"Category":"FLEMISH & DUTCH MASTERS","Question":"His \"Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Tulp\" featured the doctor, his colleagues & a cadaver","Answer":"Rembrandt"},{"Category":"MILITARY MATTERS","Question":"This nickname of the World War II U.S. Air Force fighter numbered the P-51 comes from the Spanish for \"stray animal\"","Answer":"Mustang"},{"Category":"EVERYTHING'S \"GOLDEN\", BABY","Question":"A bright, tasty, yellow variety of apple; it's as yummy as it sounds","Answer":"Golden delicious"},{"Category":"HOME","Question":"In new houses, when all your lights go out, you flip the circuit breaker back; in old houses, you change these","Answer":"Fuses"},{"Category":"CHOPIN","Question":"Every piece Chopin composed was for or included this instrument","Answer":"Piano"},{"Category":"NETWORK","Question":"\"The Puzzle Place\", \"This Old House\", \"Frontline\"","Answer":"PBS"},{"Category":"FLEMISH & DUTCH MASTERS","Question":"Artist whose masterpiece is seen here: (\"Night Cafe\")","Answer":"Vincent Van Gogh"},{"Category":"MILITARY MATTERS","Question":"One-third of the Americans who made up the Abraham Lincoln Battalion were killed during this country's civil war","Answer":"Spain"},{"Category":"EVERYTHING'S \"GOLDEN\", BABY","Question":"It's the popular breed seen here: (dog)","Answer":"Golden retriever"},{"Category":"HOME","Question":"On Oct. 19, 1999 this home & life improvement guru made a bundle after her IPO hit Wall Street","Answer":"Martha Stewart"},{"Category":"CHOPIN","Question":"After some miserable months in Vienna, Chopin arrived in this city, another musical mecca, in September 1831","Answer":"Paris"},{"Category":"NETWORK","Question":"\"Real World\", \"House of Style\", \"FANatic\"","Answer":"MTV"},{"Category":"FLEMISH & DUTCH MASTERS","Question":"Because of his style of painting females, this master's name gave us an adjective for plump women","Answer":"Peter Paul Rubens"},{"Category":"MILITARY MATTERS","Question":"There are Chinese & Russian versions of this rifle that's also known as Kalashnikov Model 1947","Answer":"AK-47"},{"Category":"EVERYTHING'S \"GOLDEN\", BABY","Question":"While Moses was on Mount Sinai, the Israelites worshipped this","Answer":"Golden Calf"},{"Category":"HOME","Question":"It's what andirons are built to hold","Answer":"Logs/wood in your fireplace"},{"Category":"CHOPIN","Question":"After meeting this author, Chopin wondered, \"Is she really a woman?\"","Answer":"George Sand"},{"Category":"NETWORK","Question":"\"7 Days\", \"WWF Smackdown\", \"Moesha\"","Answer":"UPN"},{"Category":"FLEMISH & DUTCH MASTERS","Question":"In 1632 this court painter to England's Charles I & Queen Henrietta Maria was knighted","Answer":"Anthony van Dyck"},{"Category":"MILITARY MATTERS","Question":"This kind of \"force\" is a temporary grouping of units to carry out a specific mission","Answer":"Task force"},{"Category":"EVERYTHING'S \"GOLDEN\", BABY","Question":"This Mongol army overran Eastern Europe in the 13th century","Answer":"The Golden Horde"},{"Category":"HOME","Question":"There are 2 types of these safety devices, photoelectric & ionization","Answer":"Smoke detectors"},{"Category":"CHOPIN","Question":"Chopin was born in Poland, & his first printed work at age 7 was one of these appropriately named pieces","Answer":"Polonaise"},{"Category":"NETWORK","Question":"\"Emergency Vets\", \"Wild Rescues\", \"Breed All About It\"","Answer":"Animal Planet"},{"Category":"FLEMISH & DUTCH MASTERS","Question":"This 20th century painter known for his neoplastic style helped establish a magazine called \"De Stijl\"","Answer":"Piet Mondrian"},{"Category":"MILITARY MATTERS","Question":"This German \"operation\" to invade the Soviet Union took its name from a crusading Holy Roman Emperor","Answer":"Operation Barbarossa"},{"Category":"EVERYTHING'S \"GOLDEN\", BABY","Question":"Lucius Apuleius wrote it","Answer":"\"The Golden Ass\""},{"Category":"HOME","Question":"A heriz is a Persian one","Answer":"Carpet"},{"Category":"CHOPIN","Question":"Chopin disliked the insincerity of this Hungarian pianist-composer 1 year his junior","Answer":"Franz Liszt"},{"Category":"NETWORK","Question":"\"Pros & Cons\", \"Crime Stories\", \"DC Insider\"","Answer":"Court TV"},{"Category":"THE BOOK TRADE","Question":"According to USA Today, they're the 2 nonconsecutive months that see the highest cookbook sales","Answer":"May & December"},{"Category":"THE ANIMALS","Question":"Resembling a small lobster, it's Louisiana's state crustacean","Answer":"crawfish/crayfish"},{"Category":"PETER, PAUL & MARY","Question":"Before penning \"Beast\" & \"The Deep\", he was a speechwriter for LBJ","Answer":"Peter Benchley"},{"Category":"THE ROLLING STONES","Question":"I can't get none, but with this song the Rolling Stones had their first U.S. No. 1 hit","Answer":"\"Satisfaction\""},{"Category":"EARTH, WIND & FIRE","Question":"On the Beaufort scale, winds range from 0 for calm to 12 to 17 for these powerful storms","Answer":"hurricanes"},{"Category":"THE COMMODORES","Question":"The first American naval victory in the Revolution came under Commodore Esek Hopkins in these islands off Fla.","Answer":"Bahamas"},{"Category":"THE \"B.G.\"s","Question":"A small piano about 5 feet long","Answer":"baby grand"},{"Category":"THE ANIMALS","Question":"Thought to resemble lions associated with Buddha, this Chinese dog breed was protected by royal decree","Answer":"Pekingese"},{"Category":"PETER, PAUL & MARY","Question":"The author of a \"monstrous\" 1818 classic, she later wrote the autobiographical \"Lodore\" in 1835","Answer":"Mary Shelley"},{"Category":"THE ROLLING STONES","Question":"The Stones played a cleaned-up version of \"Let's Spend The Night Together\" on this U.S. TV variety show in 1967","Answer":"The Ed Sullivan Show"},{"Category":"EARTH, WIND & FIRE","Question":"In the '90s home fires caused by these nearly doubled, with almost half of them starting in the bedroom","Answer":"candles"},{"Category":"THE COMMODORES","Question":"\"The Commodore\" is one of the tales of this C.S. Forester hero","Answer":"Horatio Hornblower"},{"Category":"THE \"B.G.\"s","Question":"(Sofia of the Clue Crew standing in front of a chalkboard) It's a visual method for comparing numbers","Answer":"bar graph"},{"Category":"THE ANIMALS","Question":"Tuna are members of Scombridae, known commonly as this \"holy\" family of fishes","Answer":"mackerels"},{"Category":"PETER, PAUL & MARY","Question":"Bestsellers from this master of horror include \"Koko\" & \"Ghost Story\"","Answer":"Peter Straub"},{"Category":"THE ROLLING STONES","Question":"It was the number of the Rolling Stones' 1966 \"Nervous Breakdown\"","Answer":"19th"},{"Category":"EARTH, WIND & FIRE","Question":"A devastating forest fire swept through Peshtigo, Wisconsin on the very same day in 1871 as this city's \"Great\" fire","Answer":"Chicago"},{"Category":"THE COMMODORES","Question":"Commodore Isaac Hull commanded this ship to victory over Britain's Guerriere in the War of 1812","Answer":"U.S.S. Constitution"},{"Category":"THE \"B.G.\"s","Question":"2-word term for large animals hunted for sport","Answer":"big game"},{"Category":"THE ANIMALS","Question":"Extinct before the dinosaurs ever walked, trilobites are key signature creatures of this \"old animal\" era","Answer":"Paleozoic"},{"Category":"PETER, PAUL & MARY","Question":"This American silversmith & patriot was noted for his courier service","Answer":"Paul Revere"},{"Category":"THE ROLLING STONES","Question":"Footage from a deadly 1969 Stones concert at this speedway was released in 1970 as the documentary \"Gimme Shelter\"","Answer":"Altamont"},{"Category":"EARTH, WIND & FIRE","Question":"Oh, \"Boy\"! This warming of the Pacific that causes unusual weather patterns occurs about every 2 to 7 years","Answer":"El Nino"},{"Category":"THE COMMODORES","Question":"Negotiated by Matthew Perry, 1854's Treaty of Kanagawa opened up this country to commercial trade with the U.S.","Answer":"Japan"},{"Category":"THE \"B.G.\"s","Question":"Swingin' virtuoso heard here","Answer":"Benny Goodman"},{"Category":"THE ANIMALS","Question":"(Sarah of the Clue Crew at Zoo Atlanta) There are 3 types of gorilla: mountain & the eastern & western type of these lesser-altitude gorillas","Answer":"lowland gorillas"},{"Category":"PETER, PAUL & MARY","Question":"His world travels helped him write \"The Great Railway Bazaar\", \"The Mosquito Coast\" & \"Riding the Iron Rooster\"","Answer":"Paul Theroux"},{"Category":"THE ROLLING STONES","Question":"The Rolling Stones took their name from a song by this legendary blues musician","Answer":"Muddy Waters"},{"Category":"EARTH, WIND & FIRE","Question":"Scientists believe the continents were once part of a single land mass called this, from the Greek for \"all earth\"","Answer":"Pangaea"},{"Category":"THE COMMODORES","Question":"He's the naval hero & commodore famous for his declaration \"Our country, right or wrong!\"","Answer":"Stephen Decatur"},{"Category":"THE \"B.G.\"s","Question":"A naval force made up of an aircraft carrier & support vessels","Answer":"battle group"},{"Category":"AMERICAN LITERATURE","Question":"This Mark Twain character's father \"Pap\" briefly held him prisoner in a cabin on the Illinois side of the Mississippi","Answer":"Huckleberry Finn"},{"Category":"EDUCATION JARGON","Question":"65 out of 100 students did the same as or worse than you if your grade is in the 65th of these","Answer":"percentile"},{"Category":"STATE GOVERNMENT","Question":"Maine's only publicly elected executive officer; if he dies the state senate president succeeds him","Answer":"governor"},{"Category":"HERE'S LUCY","Question":"Before playing Xena, she co-hosted the travel show \"Air New Zealand Holiday\"","Answer":"Lucy Lawless"},{"Category":"CAPITAL PUNISHMENT","Question":"Site of a 1977 6.5 earthquake: Bucharest","Answer":"Romania"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Carolyn Keene's fictional teenage detective who stars in a sitcom set in Cleveland","Answer":"Nancy Drew Carey"},{"Category":"AMERICAN LITERATURE","Question":"In this Hemingway WWI novel, ambulance driver Frederic Henry falls in love with British nurse Catherine Barkley","Answer":"\"A Farewell to Arms\""},{"Category":"EDUCATION JARGON","Question":"IDEA is the Individuals with these Education Act, formerly the Education For All Handicapped Children Act","Answer":"Disabilities"},{"Category":"STATE GOVERNMENT","Question":"In the Mississippi House of Representatives, this official calls members to order & signs acts","Answer":"speaker of the house"},{"Category":"HERE'S LUCY","Question":"In 2000 she became the first Asian-American woman to host \"Saturday Night Live\"","Answer":"Lucy Liu"},{"Category":"CAPITAL PUNISHMENT","Question":"Co-capitals: La Paz & Sucre","Answer":"Bolivia"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Otis Redding's No. 1 hit that's performed by a Scottish band on S-a-t-u-r-d-a-y Night","Answer":"Sitting on the Dock of the Bay City Rollers"},{"Category":"AMERICAN LITERATURE","Question":"In this Steinbeck novel, a few buddies get drunk & make a shambles of the Western Biological Lab in Monterey","Answer":"\"Cannery Row\""},{"Category":"EDUCATION JARGON","Question":"It's the rhyming term for the technique of teaching with only a blackboard to help you","Answer":"chalk talk/chalk and talk"},{"Category":"STATE GOVERNMENT","Question":"In this post, Jim Ryan is Illinois' chief law enforcement & consumer protection official","Answer":"attorney general"},{"Category":"HERE'S LUCY","Question":"Lucy Hobbs Taylor must have aced her orals because in 1866 she became the first woman to receive a degree in this","Answer":"dentistry"},{"Category":"CAPITAL PUNISHMENT","Question":"In southern Asia: Dhaka","Answer":"Bangladesh"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Novel in which Rhett Butler tells Toad, Rat & Mole, \"My dear, I don't give a damn\"","Answer":"Gone With the Wind in the Willows"},{"Category":"AMERICAN LITERATURE","Question":"It's the nickname of William Lonigan, the 15-year-old hero of a 1930s trilogy written by James T. Farrell","Answer":"\"Studs\""},{"Category":"EDUCATION JARGON","Question":"From the Latin for \"to heal\", it's the type of education that brings deficient students up to standard levels","Answer":"remedial"},{"Category":"STATE GOVERNMENT","Question":"The counties of Iowa & Arizona are headed by boards of these","Answer":"supervisors"},{"Category":"HERE'S LUCY","Question":"Lucy Simon, the sister of this pop singer, wrote the music for Broadway's \"The Secret Garden\"","Answer":"Carly Simon"},{"Category":"CAPITAL PUNISHMENT","Question":"How peachy: Tbilisi","Answer":"Georgia"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"The Beatles' 1967 album that was a 2001 WWII miniseries on HBO","Answer":"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band of Brothers"},{"Category":"AMERICAN LITERATURE","Question":"This captain of the Ghost rescues literary critic Humphrey Van Weyden & poet Maude Brewster from a shipwreck","Answer":"Wolf Larsen"},{"Category":"EDUCATION JARGON","Question":"These 2 words, denoting socioeconomically challenged, followed \"A Nation\" in a 1983 report's title","Answer":"At Risk"},{"Category":"STATE GOVERNMENT","Question":"Many states have these for state lawmakers, but in 1995 the Supreme Court ruled them unconstitutional for Congress","Answer":"term limits"},{"Category":"HERE'S LUCY","Question":"She was the first wife of a president to be called first lady on a regular basis","Answer":"\"Lemonade Lucy\" Hayes"},{"Category":"CAPITAL PUNISHMENT","Question":"In west Africa: Luanda","Answer":"Angola"},{"Category":"BEFORE & AFTER","Question":"Van Gogh's 1889 painting of director George Romero's 1968 zombie film classic","Answer":"Starry Night of the Living Dead"},{"Category":"NOTABLE NAMES","Question":"His last direct descendant was a granddaughter, Elizabeth Hall, born to John & Susanna Hall in 1608","Answer":"William Shakespeare"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"While attending Lisbon Falls High School in Maine, this horror author published a newspaper, The Village Vomit","Answer":"Stephen King"},{"Category":"MUSICAL BY CHARACTERS","Question":"Fantine & her daughter Cosette","Answer":"Les Misérables"},{"Category":"FASHION FROM HEAD TO TOE","Question":"This type of felt hat that Dick Tracy wore is named for a play by Sardou","Answer":"a fedora"},{"Category":"U.N. OBSERVANCES","Question":"December 2 is International Day for the Abolition of this, which didn't disappear in 1865","Answer":"Slavery"},{"Category":"THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE","Question":"Cape Catoche, the northeastern tip of this large peninsula, lies a little more than 30 miles north of Cancun","Answer":"the Yucatan"},{"Category":"3-LETTER THE BETTER","Question":"To point your mauser","Answer":"aim"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"Robert Louis Stevenson suffered from this lung disease for many years, but died of a cerebral hemorrhage in 1894","Answer":"tuberculosis"},{"Category":"MUSICAL BY CHARACTERS","Question":"Miguel de Cervantes & Aldonza","Answer":"The Man of La Mancha"},{"Category":"FASHION FROM HEAD TO TOE","Question":"1950s fashion favored this canine skirt","Answer":"a poodle skirt"},{"Category":"U.N. OBSERVANCES","Question":"March 22 is World this Resource Day; the theme for 1999 was \"Everyone Lives Downstream\"","Answer":"Water"},{"Category":"THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE","Question":"This companion island to Trinidad has its own airport, Crown Point International","Answer":"Tobago"},{"Category":"3-LETTER THE BETTER","Question":"What a film reel is stored in; hence something finished is \"in\" it","Answer":"the can"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"Already a successful poet, in 1814 he started his career as a novelist with a tale of the Highlands","Answer":"Sir Walter Scott"},{"Category":"MUSICAL BY CHARACTERS","Question":"Emile de Becque & Ensign Nellie Forbush","Answer":"South Pacific"},{"Category":"FASHION FROM HEAD TO TOE","Question":"This company's canvas All Star basketball shoe goes all the way back to 1917","Answer":"Converse"},{"Category":"U.N. OBSERVANCES","Question":"September 16 is International Day for the Preservation of this atmospheric layer","Answer":"the Ozone Layer"},{"Category":"THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE","Question":"A monument dedicated to the men who lost their lives on the USS Maine stands in this capital's Parque del Maine","Answer":"Havana"},{"Category":"3-LETTER THE BETTER","Question":"Saturated","Answer":"wet"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"About the \"Human Comedy\" series, he said, \"French society was to be the historian, I was only to be its secretary\"","Answer":"Honoré de Balzac"},{"Category":"MUSICAL BY CHARACTERS","Question":"Aunt Eller Murphy & Laurey Williams","Answer":"Oklahoma!"},{"Category":"FASHION FROM HEAD TO TOE","Question":"This French-named garment looks like a skirt but is actually pants","Answer":"culottes"},{"Category":"U.N. OBSERVANCES","Question":"Can't wait for Oct. 20, World Day for this science of collecting & arranging numerical facts & data","Answer":"statistics"},{"Category":"THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE","Question":"This Venezuelan waterfall was named for an American bush pilot who discovered it in 1935","Answer":"Angel Falls"},{"Category":"3-LETTER THE BETTER","Question":"To impose a levy","Answer":"to tax"},{"Category":"AUTHORS","Question":"His \"The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman\" spans 100 years from the Civil War to the civil rights movement","Answer":"Ernest J. Gaines"},{"Category":"MUSICAL BY CHARACTERS","Question":"Rolf Gruber & Mother Abbess of Nonnberg Abbey","Answer":"The Sound of Music"},{"Category":"FASHION FROM HEAD TO TOE","Question":"The French name of these casual summer shoes derives from a tough wiry grass that's used to make rope","Answer":"espadrilles"},{"Category":"U.N. OBSERVANCES","Question":"International this Remembrance Day, January 27, commemorates the 1945 date on which Auschwitz was liberated","Answer":"Holocaust"},{"Category":"THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE","Question":"This southwestern U.S. desert has a river of the same name, flowing mainly underground to near Soda lake","Answer":"Mojave"},{"Category":"\"G\"ARDEN GLOSSARY","Question":"Inserting a section of one plant into another so that they grow as one plant","Answer":"to graft"},{"Category":"TURN OF THE CENTURY MOVIES","Question":"In a northern England mining town, a young boy takes up ballet dancing","Answer":"Billy Elliot"},{"Category":"I SERVED IN HIS CABINET","Question":"Secretary of Health & Human Services Kathleen Sebelius","Answer":"Barack Obama"},{"Category":"ARE YOU PERHAPS FRENCH?","Question":"Philippe of this family is Chief Ocean Correspondent for Animal Planet","Answer":"Cousteau"},{"Category":"BIBLE BOOK BINDINGS","Question":"Hey ___ Law","Answer":"Jude"},{"Category":"GREEK LETTERS","Question":"Precedes \"-bits\" in the name of a sweet Post cereal","Answer":"alpha"},{"Category":"\"G\"ARDEN GLOSSARY","Question":"Rich in nutrients, this bat or bird dropping is good for your garden","Answer":"guano"},{"Category":"TURN OF THE CENTURY MOVIES","Question":"Policeman Ichabod Crane is sent to a small town to investigate a series of decapitations","Answer":"Sleepy Hollow"},{"Category":"I SERVED IN HIS CABINET","Question":"Secretary of the Interior James G. Watt","Answer":"Ronald Reagan"},{"Category":"ARE YOU PERHAPS FRENCH?","Question":"Born in 1911, Louise Bourgeois worked into her 90s on her biomorphic creations in this art form","Answer":"sculpture"},{"Category":"BIBLE BOOK BINDINGS","Question":"Maker's ___ Sanchez","Answer":"Mark"},{"Category":"GREEK LETTERS","Question":"The ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter","Answer":"pi"},{"Category":"\"G\"ARDEN GLOSSARY","Question":"Open an account at one of these banks that exist for the conservation of seeds, tissues or reproductive cells","Answer":"a gene bank"},{"Category":"TURN OF THE CENTURY MOVIES","Question":"A young cop works with rogue detective Denzel Washington on the narcotics beat in Los Angeles","Answer":"Training Day"},{"Category":"I SERVED IN HIS CABINET","Question":"Secretary of State Cyrus Vance","Answer":"Jimmy Carter"},{"Category":"ARE YOU PERHAPS FRENCH?","Question":"Michelin 3-star chef Joel Robuchon opened his first U.S. restaurant in this city, not New York","Answer":"Las Vegas"},{"Category":"BIBLE BOOK BINDINGS","Question":"Prime ___ Racket","Answer":"Numbers"},{"Category":"GREEK LETTERS","Question":"A little bit, a really little bit","Answer":"iota"},{"Category":"\"G\"ARDEN GLOSSARY","Question":"This cereal grain embryo is usually separated from the endosperm during milling; health nuts love the \"wheat\" kind","Answer":"the germ"},{"Category":"TURN OF THE CENTURY MOVIES","Question":"A research chemist appears on a \"60 Minutes\" expose of the tobacco industry","Answer":"The Insider"},{"Category":"I SERVED IN HIS CABINET","Question":"Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz","Answer":"Nixon"},{"Category":"ARE YOU PERHAPS FRENCH?","Question":"He was Jacques Chirac's predecessor as president","Answer":"François Mitterand"},{"Category":"BIBLE BOOK BINDINGS","Question":"Losing ___ Washington","Answer":"Isiah"},{"Category":"GREEK LETTERS","Question":"A homophone of a verb meaning \"to paddle\"","Answer":"rho"},{"Category":"TURN OF THE CENTURY MOVIES","Question":"2 warriors seek the Green Destiny, a stolen ancient sword","Answer":"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon"},{"Category":"I SERVED IN HIS CABINET","Question":"Secretary of Defense George C. Marshall","Answer":"Harry Truman"},{"Category":"ARE YOU PERHAPS FRENCH?","Question":"Luc Montagnier identified the AIDS virus while working at the institute named for this 19th c. Frenchman","Answer":"Pasteur"},{"Category":"BIBLE BOOK BINDINGS","Question":"The Heidi ___ of Riddick","Answer":"Chronicles"},{"Category":"GREEK LETTERS","Question":"Ancient Romans would've read this one as 11","Answer":"xi"},{"Category":"19th CENTURY MUSIC","Question":"Lyrics to an 1868 tune by this man began, \"Guten Abend, Gut Nacht, Mit Rosen Bedacht\"","Answer":"Johannes Brahms"},{"Category":"THE NEW TESTAMENT","Question":"On Pentecost the Apostles amazed people when they \"began to speak with other\" these","Answer":"tongues"},{"Category":"NAME THE FILM","Question":"1939: \"I've a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore\"","Answer":"The Wizard Of Oz"},{"Category":"SKIRTING THE ISSUE","Question":"Originally worn by highlanders in various tartans, these are also worn by women as skirts","Answer":"kilts"},{"Category":"IDEAS FOR TOURISM CAMPAIGNS","Question":"We're mostly 4,000 feet above sea level & Idi Amin doesn't run us anymore. Isn't that enough?","Answer":"Uganda"},{"Category":"FOOD & DRINK","Question":"They're the 2 things Little Miss Muffet was consuming while sitting on her tuffet","Answer":"curds & whey"},{"Category":"TIME TO \"EAT\"","Question":"To practice trickery or fraud in game play","Answer":"cheat"},{"Category":"THE NEW TESTAMENT","Question":"Always mentioned last in the list of Jesus' 12 Disciples, he was the treasurer of the group","Answer":"Judas Iscariot"},{"Category":"NAME THE FILM","Question":"1972: \"I'm gonna make him an offer he can't refuse\"","Answer":"The Godfather"},{"Category":"SKIRTING THE ISSUE","Question":"The silhouette of a slightly flared skirt looks like a certain letter, giving it this name","Answer":"an A-line"},{"Category":"IDEAS FOR TOURISM CAMPAIGNS","Question":"Keflavik & Grindavik call to you, & we'll throw in a 50/50 shot at seeing Bjork somewhere","Answer":"Iceland"},{"Category":"FOOD & DRINK","Question":"When used to describe meat, \"marbling\" means streaks of this","Answer":"fat"},{"Category":"TIME TO \"EAT\"","Question":"A spike on the bottom of an athletic shoe","Answer":"a cleat"},{"Category":"THE NEW TESTAMENT","Question":"This mother of John The Baptist was well into old age when John was born","Answer":"Elizabeth"},{"Category":"NAME THE FILM","Question":"1976: \"You talking to me?\"","Answer":"Taxi Driver"},{"Category":"SKIRTING THE ISSUE","Question":"This loose-fitting garment often worn as a beach coverup was copied from Indonesian native dress","Answer":"a sarong"},{"Category":"IDEAS FOR TOURISM CAMPAIGNS","Question":"Our Andes are dandy! Only Brazil has more people in South America, but they don't have our coffee. Hail...","Answer":"Colombia"},{"Category":"FOOD & DRINK","Question":"In 2006 the Chicago City Council banned restaurants in the city from selling this goose liver dish","Answer":"foie gras"},{"Category":"TIME TO \"EAT\"","Question":"Bartender's adjective for a cocktail served without water","Answer":"neat"},{"Category":"NAME THE FILM","Question":"1995: \"To infinity, and beyond!\"","Answer":"Toy Story"},{"Category":"SKIRTING THE ISSUE","Question":"On the original \"90210\":, Donna wore this type of skirt to the prom; she couldn't sit down all night","Answer":"a hoop skirt"},{"Category":"IDEAS FOR TOURISM CAMPAIGNS","Question":"From Koluszki to Kolno, & Wozniki to Strzelce, visit us, but just know we've heard all the jokes already","Answer":"Poland"},{"Category":"FOOD & DRINK","Question":"Thailand's best-known dish, it's stir-fried noodles, egg, bean sprouts, peanuts & seasonings","Answer":"pad thai"},{"Category":"TIME TO \"EAT\"","Question":"Moss type used as fuel","Answer":"peat"},{"Category":"THE NEW TESTAMENT","Question":"In Luke he is quoted as saying, \"I, having examined him before you, have found no fault in this man\"","Answer":"Pilate"},{"Category":"NAME THE FILM","Question":"2007: \"I... drink... your... milkshake! I drink it up!\"","Answer":"There Will Be Blood"},{"Category":"SKIRTING THE ISSUE","Question":"The sunburst-pleated skirt is also called this for the pleats' resemblance to the bellows of a musical instrument","Answer":"an accordion skirt"},{"Category":"IDEAS FOR TOURISM CAMPAIGNS","Question":"We're one big island! (& several small ones); Lemur entertain you! (Disclaimer: Lemurs will not, repeat not, speak to you)","Answer":"Madagascar"},{"Category":"FOOD & DRINK","Question":"This rum drink hailing from New Orleans' French Quarter has its own glass of the same name","Answer":"the Hurricane"},{"Category":"TIME TO \"EAT\"","Question":"The administrative metropolis in a U.S. county","Answer":"the seat"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY ARTISTS","Question":"In 1936 he showed up for a Surrealist exhibition dressed in a diving suit","Answer":"Dali"},{"Category":"RED SOX IT TO ME","Question":"On April 20, 1912 the first game at this new venue went 11 innings & ended with a Red Sox win","Answer":"Fenway Park"},{"Category":"BEYOND .COM","Question":"It indicates a website about employment, not about a founder of Apple","Answer":".jobs"},{"Category":"PICK A PLANET","Question":"Its \"day\" is 24 hours & 39 minutes","Answer":"Mars"},{"Category":"THE ASSASSINATION OF LINCOLN","Question":"One of the other 3 people in the presidential box with Lincoln & Booth at the time of the attack","Answer":"Mary Todd Lincoln"},{"Category":"B.C. & AFTER","Question":"Son of Philip II of Macedonia who became the world's largest coral system","Answer":"Alexander the Great Barrier Reef"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY ARTISTS","Question":"In 2006 \"Roots\", a 1943 painting by her, sold for $5.6 million, then the record for a Latin American work","Answer":"Frida Kahlo"},{"Category":"RED SOX IT TO ME","Question":"With 44 homers, 121 RBIs & a .326 average, Carl Yastrzemski is the last baseball player to win this","Answer":"the Triple Crown"},{"Category":"BEYOND .COM","Question":"It's the perfect 2 letters for video-heavy sites such as Geekbrief","Answer":"TV"},{"Category":"PICK A PLANET","Question":"It's the third largest in our solar system","Answer":"Neptune"},{"Category":"THE ASSASSINATION OF LINCOLN","Question":"In the aftermath this owner of the theater/crime scene was thrown in jail as a possible conspirator","Answer":"Ford"},{"Category":"B.C. & AFTER","Question":"Period of time named for an alloy of copper & tin & the new water-bearing Zodiacal era","Answer":"the Bronze Age of Aquarius"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY ARTISTS","Question":"This Belgian's \"Mysteries Of The Horizon\" shows 3 men in bowler hats; a sliver of moon hangs above each of them","Answer":"Magritte"},{"Category":"RED SOX IT TO ME","Question":"Tim Wakefield has more starts than any pitcher in Red Sox history, mostly due to his success with this low-velocity pitch","Answer":"the knuckleball"},{"Category":"BEYOND .COM","Question":"If disseminating facts, knowledge, the 411, try this 4-letter domain, used by New York State's MTA","Answer":"info"},{"Category":"PICK A PLANET","Question":"It's never observable when the sky is fully dark","Answer":"Mercury"},{"Category":"THE ASSASSINATION OF LINCOLN","Question":"Dirty Harry could tell you it's also the caliber of the Derringer used by John Wilkes Booth to shoot Lincoln","Answer":"0.44"},{"Category":"B.C. & AFTER","Question":"\"Wonder\"-ful giant statue of Helios that brings financial aid to study at Oxford","Answer":"The Colossus of Rhodes Scholarship"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY ARTISTS","Question":"In 1958 he tripled up on his patriotic painting of \"Three Flags\"","Answer":"Johns"},{"Category":"RED SOX IT TO ME","Question":"In 1918 he extended his streak of scoreless World Series innings pitched to 29.2 & tied for the most HRs in the league","Answer":"Babe Ruth"},{"Category":"BEYOND .COM","Question":"It follows dot in a domain for companies & \"That's show\" in a familiar phrase","Answer":".biz"},{"Category":"PICK A PLANET","Question":"It was the first to be discovered with the aid of the telescope","Answer":"Uranus"},{"Category":"THE ASSASSINATION OF LINCOLN","Question":"The 3-word Latin phrase yelled out by John Wilkes Booth while making his escape","Answer":"sic semper tyrannis"},{"Category":"B.C. & AFTER","Question":"Sophoclean tragedy about the killing of a father & his friend, the actor who portrayed Henry Higgins on film","Answer":"Oedipus Rex Harrison"},{"Category":"20th CENTURY ARTISTS","Question":"\"Sky Blue\", \"Blue Mountain\" & \"The Blue Rider\" are all paintings by this Russian abstract artist","Answer":"Kandinsky"},{"Category":"RED SOX IT TO ME","Question":"In 2001 this Osaka-born pitcher tossed Boston's first no-hitter since 1965","Answer":"Nomo"},{"Category":"BEYOND .COM","Question":"As of 2010, you can invent your own domain, according to the folks who regulate the Net; they're at www.icann.this","Answer":".org"},{"Category":"PICK A PLANET","Question":"Leda is its 13th moon","Answer":"Jupiter"},{"Category":"THE ASSASSINATION OF LINCOLN","Question":"Attempts on the lives of VP Andrew Johnson & this Secretary of State were also part of the plot","Answer":"Seward"},{"Category":"B.C. & AFTER","Question":"Homo erectus archaeological find on Jakarta's island by an expatriate U.S. photographer","Answer":"Java Man Ray"},{"Category":"ROSE BOWL HISTORY","Question":"The only time the game wasn't held in Calif. was 1942, when it was in N.C., amidst fears of another event like this one","Answer":"Pearl Harbor"},{"Category":"RELIGIOUS RHYME TIME","Question":"Pontiff's cleansing agents","Answer":"the Pope's soaps"},{"Category":"PASS THE CHOCOLATE","Question":"The leaf design on Godiva's Autant chocolates is a stylized version of a feather on this \"Gone With the Wind\" heroine's hat","Answer":"Scarlett O'Hara"},{"Category":"KIDDY LIT","Question":"This dark horse shares stables with Merrylegs & Ginger","Answer":"Black Beauty"},{"Category":"THE CAT","Question":"Of all the varieties of cats big & small, the cheetah is the only one that can't fully retract these","Answer":"the claws"},{"Category":"THE CANARY ISLANDS","Question":"The Canary Islands' highest point, 12,000-foot Pico de Teide, is the peak of a dormant one of these","Answer":"a volcano"},{"Category":"RELIGIOUS RHYME TIME","Question":"A Latter-Day jury spokesperson","Answer":"a Mormon foreman"},{"Category":"PASS THE CHOCOLATE","Question":"Candymakers know that the fat obtained from cocoa beans isn't called cocoa margarine but this","Answer":"cocoa butter"},{"Category":"KIDDY LIT","Question":"In this poem, the hero is instructed to shun the frumious Bandersnatch","Answer":"Jabberwocky"},{"Category":"THE CAT","Question":"It's the full name for the domesticated kitty called a tortie","Answer":"a tortoiseshell"},{"Category":"THE CANARY ISLANDS","Question":"On his 3 15th century voyages to the New World, his ships stopped off at the Canary Islands for supplies","Answer":"Columbus"},{"Category":"RELIGIOUS RHYME TIME","Question":"Society of Friends' parcels of land","Answer":"Quakers' acres"},{"Category":"PASS THE CHOCOLATE","Question":"A 2007 study said that eating a little dark chocolate daily may reduce this, both systolic & diastolic","Answer":"blood pressure"},{"Category":"KIDDY LIT","Question":"The wedding meal eaten by this odd Edward Lear pair is \"mince and slices of quince\"","Answer":"the owl and the pussycat"},{"Category":"THE CAT","Question":"It's the tailless cat variety from an island south of Scotland","Answer":"a manx"},{"Category":"THE CANARY ISLANDS","Question":"In July 2007 one of these instruments with a 34-foot mirror was completed on the Canary Islands","Answer":"a telescope"},{"Category":"RELIGIOUS RHYME TIME","Question":"Around the time of a veiled Muslim garment for women","Answer":"circa burka"},{"Category":"PASS THE CHOCOLATE","Question":"Fran's Chocolates of Seattle makes delectable caramels topped with the gray sea type of this","Answer":"salt"},{"Category":"KIDDY LIT","Question":"This title flute player's \"queer long coat from heel to head Was half of yellow & half of red\"","Answer":"the Pied Piper of Hamelin"},{"Category":"THE CAT","Question":"This shorthaired \"brown\" cat is named for its color, which is said to resemble that of a Cuban cigar","Answer":"a havana"},{"Category":"THE CANARY ISLANDS","Question":"In 1936 the Spanish government demoted this general to Governor of the Canary Islands","Answer":"Franco"},{"Category":"RELIGIOUS RHYME TIME","Question":"A large Asian white winter radish that's a representation of a saint","Answer":"a daikon icon"},{"Category":"PASS THE CHOCOLATE","Question":"Good news: Dark chocolate is rich in these antioxidant compounds whose very name sounds \"flavorful\"","Answer":"flavonoids"},{"Category":"KIDDY LIT","Question":"These tiny people in a 1952 Mary Norton story live under the floor in a large country house","Answer":"the borrowers"},{"Category":"THE CAT","Question":"This breed of domestic feline from Maine is the first truly American show breed","Answer":"a Maine coon"},{"Category":"THE CANARY ISLANDS","Question":"The Canary Islands were named for a large number of these the Romans found there, not yellow songbirds","Answer":"wild dogs"},{"Category":"WORLD WAR I","Question":"In 1917 Allied troops from this North American country stormed up Vimy Ridge in a legendary charge","Answer":"Canada"},{"Category":"SECRET IDENTITIES","Question":"Superman","Answer":"Clark Kent"},{"Category":"WOMEN'S FIRSTS","Question":"Let's show her a little R-E-S-P-E-C-T; she's the first woman inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame","Answer":"Aretha Franklin"},{"Category":"HOW'S THE WEATHER?","Question":"Sept. 4, 2007 was the first time that 2 of these, Henriette & Felix, made landfall on the same day","Answer":"hurricanes"},{"Category":"WORD\"Z\"","Question":"In football, it's a charge on the QB by linebackers or defensive backs","Answer":"a blitz"},{"Category":"WORLD WAR I","Question":"In the 1st raid of its kind in history, the British town of Yarmouth was bombed in 1915 by a German one of these","Answer":"a Zeppelin"},{"Category":"SECRET IDENTITIES","Question":"Batman","Answer":"Bruce Wayne"},{"Category":"LET'S PLAY BLACKJACK","Question":"In multi-deck blackjack, the cards are usually dealt from one of these--but not the kind you wear","Answer":"a shoe"},{"Category":"WOMEN'S FIRSTS","Question":"In 2007 Drew Gilpin Faust became the first female president in this university's 371-year history","Answer":"Harvard"},{"Category":"HOW'S THE WEATHER?","Question":"Mountain passes speed up hot, dry air, giving this U.S. state its Santa Ana winds","Answer":"California"},{"Category":"WORD\"Z\"","Question":"A granular form of this common mineral is used to make sandpaper","Answer":"quartz"},{"Category":"WORLD WAR I","Question":"Enver Pasha, this country's minister of war, commanded the troops defending the Dardanelles","Answer":"Turkey"},{"Category":"SECRET IDENTITIES","Question":"The original Robin, the Boy Wonder","Answer":"Dick Grayson"},{"Category":"WOMEN'S FIRSTS","Question":"Registering as K. Switzer, in 1967 Kathrine Switzer became the first woman to officially enter & run this race","Answer":"the Boston Marathon"},{"Category":"HOW'S THE WEATHER?","Question":"The forecast is cloudy with a 30% chance of these, characterized by the sudden start & stop of light rainfall","Answer":"showers"},{"Category":"WORD\"Z\"","Question":"Many French eateries include this word in their names; it means \"at the home of\"","Answer":"chez"},{"Category":"WORLD WAR I","Question":"What the Germans called the Siegfried Line, the Allies called this, after a famous German general of the war","Answer":"the Hindenburg Line"},{"Category":"SECRET IDENTITIES","Question":"Wonder Woman","Answer":"Diana Prince"},{"Category":"LET'S PLAY BLACKJACK","Question":"When a player & dealer tie, it's called this & no money is won or lost","Answer":"a push"},{"Category":"WOMEN'S FIRSTS","Question":"Frances Perkins became the first woman cabinet member when FDR put her to work in this post","Answer":"Secretary of Labor"},{"Category":"HOW'S THE WEATHER?","Question":"High clouds may bring this type of damaging precipitation, especially to the \"alley\" for it in the Rockies","Answer":"hail"},{"Category":"WORD\"Z\"","Question":"It's true! This city, the first colonial post in Mexico, was founded by Hernando Cortes in 1519","Answer":"Veracruz"},{"Category":"WORLD WAR I","Question":"At the 1914 Battle of Tannenberg in East Prussia, this country's army was surrounded & largely destroyed","Answer":"Russia"},{"Category":"SECRET IDENTITIES","Question":"Zorro","Answer":"Don Diego de la Vega"},{"Category":"WOMEN'S FIRSTS","Question":"Wilma Mankiller was the first woman to serve as principal chief of this Southeast Native American tribe","Answer":"the Cherokee"},{"Category":"HOW'S THE WEATHER?","Question":"Longer autumn nights let the ground cool, producing condensation & the \"ground\" type of this","Answer":"fog"},{"Category":"WORD\"Z\"","Question":"Last name of German engineer Karl, who in 1885 developed a 3-wheeled vehicle called the Motorwagen","Answer":"Benz"},{"Category":"ACTORS","Question":"He never won an Oscar, but this 1960s movie star got a patent for a low-slung bucket seat for race cars","Answer":"Steve McQueen"},{"Category":"THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION","Question":"Fighting started April 19, 1775 with a battle in Lexington that spread to this nearby town","Answer":"Concord"},{"Category":"IT'S SANDY!","Question":"This TV \"Funny Face\" did a 5-minute workout video in 1990 for people without a lot of time to exercise","Answer":"Sandy Duncan"},{"Category":"REAL ESTATE","Question":"Real estate owned with no claims on it is said to be \"free and\" this","Answer":"Clear"},{"Category":"LOVE QUOTES","Question":"Napoleon said, \"I have never loved anyone for love's sake, except, perhaps,\" her -- \"a little\"","Answer":"Josephine"},{"Category":"MUSICAL THEATER","Question":"It's the musical featuring the song heard here: (\"I'm Getting Married in the Morning\")","Answer":"\"My Fair Lady\""},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"H\"","Question":"He who does it is lost (9)","Answer":"Hesitates"},{"Category":"THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION","Question":"At Bunker Hill, Colonel Prescott is said to have ordered, \"Don't one of you fire until you see\" these","Answer":"The whites of their eyes"},{"Category":"IT'S SANDY!","Question":"In the 1960s he set records of 4 career no-hitters & 382 strikeouts in one year","Answer":"Sandy Koufax"},{"Category":"REAL ESTATE","Question":"In 1947 the U.S. was given a 99-year one on Philippine military bases -- it was later shortened","Answer":"Lease"},{"Category":"LOVE QUOTES","Question":"Samuel Butler rhymed, \"Love is a boy by poets styled; then spare the rod and\" do this","Answer":"Spoil the child"},{"Category":"MUSICAL THEATER","Question":"\"Side Show\" is based on the lives of Daisy & Violet Hilton, a famous pair of these extremely close siblings","Answer":"Siamese twins"},{"Category":"CROSSWORD CLUES \"H\"","Question":"Sleep like a bear (9)","Answer":"Hibernate"},{"Category":"THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION","Question":"During the war this American naval hero & captain of the Ranger raided the coast of England","Answer":"John Paul Jones"}] \ No newline at end of file