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1
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Free Press is this city’s newspaper

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Detroit

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A Free Radical is an atom or molecule that had an odd number of these

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electrons

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Economist with a PBs series “Free To Choose”

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Milton Friedman

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Freedom 7 astronaut

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Alan Shepard (first American in space)

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5
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Revolutionary War battles at Freeman’s Farm also known as this, for the nearby city

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Saratoga

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Freeze Yer Gizzard Blizzard Run is an annual event at International Falls in this state

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Minnesota

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Traditionally the last car on a Freight Train; also the name for a ship’s food prep area.

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Caboose

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1797 hubbub when French Agents Demanded a $10 million bribe from U.S. Diplomats

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the XYZ Affair

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9
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Falsely accused Jewish officer of the French Army; was reinstated in 1906

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Alfred Dreyfus (“Dreyfus Affair”)

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10
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French Cardinal

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Cardinal Richelieu

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French Chemist who wrote “On La ric Fermentation”; founder of microbiological science.

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Louis Pasteur

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12
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Execution device named for a French Doctor

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the guillotine

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13
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French Emperor

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Napoleon or Napoleon III

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14
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French Engineer, “magician of iron”

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Gustave Eiffel (designed the Eiffel Tower as well as the skeleton of the Statue of Liberty)

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15
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Capital of French Guiana

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Cayenne

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16
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French Holiday (July 14)

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Bastille Day

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17
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American painter awarded the French Legion Of Honor in 1904

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Mary Cassatt

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18
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French Mathematician (2)

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Blaise Pascal (invented first mechanical adding machine) or Rene Descartes (Cartesian plotting system)

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19
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French Novelist, author of “J’accuse!” essay

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Emile Zola

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20
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French Palace

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Versailles

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21
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French Philosopher and Mathemetician

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Rene Descartes

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22
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Word adapted from French Phrase for walking/traveling/mobile hospital

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Ambulance

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23
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Capital and main port of French Polynesia

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Papeete (on Tahiti)

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24
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French President from 1958-1969

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Charles de Gaulle

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25
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Name for the French Protestants

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the Huguenots

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26
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French Queen 1789

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Marie Antoinette

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27
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French Saint

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Joan of Arc

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28
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French Sculptor

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Auguste Rodin

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29
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Small town in SW France that welcomes 2-3 million visitors on pilgrimages each year

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Lourdes

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30
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Fresh Prince actor

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Will Smith

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31
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Deep Siberian lake that is the witkd’s largest body of fresh water

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Lake Baikal

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32
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Freshwater Crustaceans

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Crayfish

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33
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World’s longest Freshwater Lake at 420 miles

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Lake Tanganyika

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34
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1899 Freud Work

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The Interpretation of Dreams

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35
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Frida Kahlo’s husband

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Diego Rivera

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36
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Fried Eggs en español

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Huevos rancheros

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37
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“Fly the Friendly Skies” was a motto of this company

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United Airlines

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38
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Fritz Haber won Nobel Prize for producing this gas from hydrogen & nitrogen

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Ammonia (NH3)

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39
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Fritz Lang directed this 1927 film

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Metropolis

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40
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Swim stroke that uses a Frog Kick

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the breaststroke

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41
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Author of 1865 bestseller “From the Earth to the Moon”

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Jules Verne

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42
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Front Teeth (2 on top, 2 on bottom)

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Incisors

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43
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Perennial Frozen Subsoil, aka pergelisol

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Permafrost

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44
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Name of this Fruit Comes from fact that it grows in grape-like clusters

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grapefruit

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45
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Fruit Sugar

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Fructose

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46
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In legends, a Full Moon triggers this monster

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a werewolf

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47
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“Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead!” Into this body of water

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Mobile Bay

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48
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Leader of the Funky Bunch

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Marky Mark

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49
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During the Boer War, this Future British Prime Minister served as First Lord of the Admiralty

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Winston Churchill

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50
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This Future Chief Justice was Dewey’s running mate in 1948

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Earl Warren

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51
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Future Prime Minister

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Winston Churchill

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52
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GK Chesterton’s priest/sleuth character

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Father Brown

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53
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Gabriel Garcia Marquez work

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Love in the Time of Cholera

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54
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Galina Ulanova was prima ballerina of this company

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the Bolshoi

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55
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1978’s “Game Of Death” was his last film

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Bruce Lee (released 5 years after his 1973 death)

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56
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Game Show Host of one show from 1956-1974 and another from 1972-2007)

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Bob Barker (Truth or Consequences & The Price is Right)

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57
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Baseball player known for his streak of consecutive Games Played (2,632)

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Cal Ripken, Jr.

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58
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This U.S. city had a famous Garden District

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New Orleans

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59
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Garden State

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New Jersey

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60
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Author/creator of Gargantua And Pantagruel

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Francois Rabelais

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61
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Garrison Keillor’s fictional town used in his storytelling segment on A Prairie Home Companion

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Lake Wobegon

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62
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Garry Shandling created, wrote, and started in this HBO show

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The Larry Sanders Show

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63
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She was married to Garson Kanin for 42 years

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Ruth Gordon (Maude in “Harold & Maude)

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64
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Gary Busey received an Oscar nomination in 1979 for his role as this famous mucisian

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Buddy Holly

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65
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Gary Gygax created this game

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Dungeons and Dragons

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66
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Gary Hart (former U.s. Senator who sought presidential nomination in 1984 and 1988) had an affair with her on a yacht named “Monkey Business”

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Donna Rice

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67
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Gary Oldman leads a group of terrorists in a plane jacking in this 1997 film

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Air Force One

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68
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Gaston Leroux’s novel that inspired a musical of the same name

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The Phantom of the Opera

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69
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“Gather Ye _______ while ye may.”

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Rosebuds

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70
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Gavrilo Princip killed this man

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Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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71
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1991 Geena Davis & Susan Serandon film

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Thelma and Louise

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72
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Gena Rowlands husband and often director

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John Cassavetes

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73
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Gene Kelly starred in this 1951 musical

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An American in Paris

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74
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Gene Tunney beat this heavyweight champ in 1926.

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Jack Dempsey

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75
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Gene Wilder’s 1974 role (Mel Brooks film)

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Young Frankenstein

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76
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Coin depicting her is first U.S. Coin depicting a woman that went into General Circulation

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Susan B. Anthony

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77
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This man formed what became part of General Foods to sell his frozen foods

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(Clarence)Birdseye

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78
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Rocker who played Dr. Noah Drake on General Hospital

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Rick Springfield (singer if Jessie’s Girl)

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79
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TV show “starring” General Lee

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The Dukes of Hazzard (General Lee was the name of the souped up Dodge Charger)

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80
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In 1951, General Matthew Ridgway replaced this man as UN Forced Commander-in-Chief in Korea

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Douglas MacArthur

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81
Q

General Mills cereal

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Cheerios

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82
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General Sherman is this type of tree, the largest known living single-stem tree on earth

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Sequoia

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83
Q

Einstein’s General Theory of _________

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relativity

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84
Q

Genesis 11 structure

A

the Tower of Babel

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85
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Genesis 19 cities

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Sodom and Gomorrah

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86
Q

Genie In A Bottle singer

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Christina Aguilera

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87
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A “Gentleman Caller” breaks Laura’s unicorn figurine in this Tennessee Williams play

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The Glass Menagerie

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88
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“Gentleman Jim” was this boxer’s nickname

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Jim Corbett

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89
Q

She played Lorelai Lee in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

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Marilyn Monroe

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90
Q

Small green African avian of the Genus Agapornis

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Lovebirds

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91
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Small sea creature/fish of the Genus Hippocampus

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Seahorse

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92
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Architect known for his Geodesic Dome at Expo ‘67 in Montreal

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Buckminster Fuller

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93
Q

Geoffrey Rush played the title role in HBO’s biopic, “The Life and Death of __________”

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Peter Sellers

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94
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Geographic Center of North America is in this U.S. State

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North Dakota

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95
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George And Lennie are the main characters of this novel

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Of Mice and Men

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96
Q

George Bernard Shaw play ______ & ______

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Man and Superman

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97
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George Clooney plays a commercial fisherman in this 2000 film

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The Perfect Storm

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98
Q

George Costanza actor

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Jason Alexander

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99
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George Crum invented this snack as a joke. A customer said his fries were too thick.

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potato chips

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100
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George Jones’ ex-wife

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Tammy Wynette

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101
Q

George Lucas film series

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Star Wars

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102
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George Nissen invention of 1930s (gymnastic equipment)

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a trampoline

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103
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George Pataki was a 3-term governor of this state (1995-2006)

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New York

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104
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Publisher George Putnam’s wife

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Amelia Earhart

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105
Q

Kentucky city founded by George Rogers Clark, named for a French King

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Louisville

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106
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George Romero directed this 1968 classic

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Night of the Living Dead

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107
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George S Kaufman wrote “You Can’t Take it Sith You” and “The Man Who Came to Dinner” with him

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Moss Hart

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108
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George Sand’s lover

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Frederic Chopin

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109
Q

Author of George Smiley novels

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John le Carré

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110
Q

George Vancouver named this mountain for a friend

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Mount Rainier

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111
Q

The “George Washington Of South America”

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Simon Bolivar

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112
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Georges Pompidou succeeded him as President of France in 1969

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Charles De Gaulle

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113
Q

Georgia state capital

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Atlanta

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114
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Georgia O’Keeffe’s husband

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Alfred Stieglitz (a photographer)

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115
Q

Georgia Port

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Savannah

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116
Q

Home state and alma mater of Gerald Ford

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Michigan

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117
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Name of the German Air Force

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the Luftwaffe

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118
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German Airline

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Lufthansa

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119
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German Astronomer who published 3 laws of planetary motion in 1609 & 1619

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Johannes Kepler

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120
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Laboratory culture dish named for German Bacteriologist who invented it

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a Petri dish

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121
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German Battleship sunk by the British Navy in May 1941

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The Bismarck

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122
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German Chemist with a gas burner named for him

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Robert Bunsen

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123
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German Count

A

Zeppelin

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124
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Classic 1922 German Film

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Nosferatu (based on Dracula)

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125
Q

Historic German Kingdom, now its largest state

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Bavaria

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126
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Another name for German Measles

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Rubella

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127
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German Mercenaries that fought for the British in the American Revolution

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the Hessians

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128
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German Philosopher (4 regularly named)

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  1. Friedrich Nietzsche
  2. Immanuel Kant
  3. Karl Marx
  4. Arthur Schopenhauer
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129
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German Rocket Scientist

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Wernher Von Braun

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130
Q

German Shepherd film star

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Rin Tin TIn

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131
Q

German Tennis Star

A 
Steffi Graf
(Male = Boris Becker)
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132
Q

Germans Sank this passenger liner in May 1915

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the Lusitania

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Gertrude Ederle swam across this body of water in 1926

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the English Channel

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134
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Get Shorty is based on the novel by this author

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Elmore Leonard

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135
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Hanley tells her “Get Thee To A Nunnery”

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Ophelia

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136
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This will “Get You Nowhere”

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Flattery

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137
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“Get Your Kicks on” this road

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Route 66 (Nat King Cole song)

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138
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Ghent Altarpiece creator(s)

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Jan & Hubert Van Eyck

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139
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The Ghost Of Banquo appears in this play

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Macbeth

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140
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“One small step for man, one Giant Leap for mankind” speaker

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Neil Armstrong

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141
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Pacific island known for its Giant Statues

A

Easter Island (Moai statues)

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142
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Country where the Gibson Desert is located

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Australia

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143
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Apollo gave her the Gift Of Prophecy

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Cassandra

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144
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Swashbuckling Gilbert And Sullivan operetta set in a town in Cornwall, premiered in 1879

A

The Pirates of Penzance

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145
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Actor who played title role in What’s Eating Gilbert Grape?

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Johnny Depp

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146
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Ginger Ale & grenadine mocktail

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a Shirley Temple

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147
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Girl Scouts founder

A

Juliet Gordon Lowe

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148
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According to song lyrics, these are a “Girl’s Best Friend”

A

Diamonds

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149
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Glacier National Park is located in this state

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Montana

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150
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Gladys Knight & the Pips’ first number one hit

A

Midnight Train To Georgia

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151
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Gladys Kravitz was the most neighbor on this classic TV show

A

Bewitched

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152
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Glass Container used for indoor garden

A

Terrarium

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153
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Glass Slipper owner

A

Cinderella

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154
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Glen Campbell number one hit

A

Rhinestone Cowboy

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155
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Glengarry Glen Ross playwright

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David Mamet

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156
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“Glinda Of Oz” author

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L. Frank Baum

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157
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Gloria Gaynor hit song

A

I Will Survive

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158
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Glory Days singer

A

Bruce Springsteen

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Author of the 1953 novel “Go Tell It On The Mountain”

A

James Baldwin

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He is given credit for coining the phrase, “Go West, young man”

A

Horace Greeley

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161
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Goat Island Is located in this body of water

A

Niagara Falls (separates the American Falls and Horseshoe Falls)

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162
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Gobi Desert location

A

Mongolia

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163
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This singer played the Goblin King in “Labyrinth”

A

David Bowie

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Her Armistice Day rendition of “God Bless America” in 1938 introduced the song to the world

A

Kate Smith

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165
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“God Bless You Mr Rosewater” author

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Kurt Vonnegut

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166
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She started in 1956’s “And God Created Women”

A

Brigitte Bardot

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167
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This 19th century philosopher declared “God Is Dead”

A

Nietzsche

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“God’s Little Acre” author (1933 novel)

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Erskine Caldwell

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169
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A Gold Coin of Spain

A

Doubloon

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170
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This company operates Gold Crown stores

A

Hallmark

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171
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“Gold Digger” singer

A

Kanye West

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172
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She won the 1984 All-Around Olympic Gold Medal in gymnastics

A

Mary Lou Retton

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173
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This mythological hero fetched the Golden Apples

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Hercules

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174
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Golfer nicknamed the “Golden Bear”

A

Jack Nicklaus

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175
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Golden Gate Park location

A

San Francisco

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176
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Golden Gate University is located in this city

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San Francisco

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177
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Golden Poppy is this state’s official flower - the only state whose flower is a poppy

A

California

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178
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Before starting his own chain, he managed several Golden Rule stores

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J.C. Penney

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179
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The Golden Temple in Amritsar is the holiest shrine of this religion

A

Sikhism

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180
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This U.S. city’s downtown is known as the Golden Triangle

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Pittsburgh

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181
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Goldie Hawn played the title character in this 1980 film; Lorna Patterson took over the role when it became a tv show

A

Private Benjamin

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182
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Golf Club here became the sole authority on the rules of the game in Great Britain

A

St. Andrew’s

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183
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Strong but light metal used to make Golf Clubs

A

Titanium

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184
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Scottish city known for its Golf Course

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St. Andrew’s

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185
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“Gone With The Wind” author

A

Margaret Mitchell

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186
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In a nursery rhyme, he exclaims, “ what a Good Boy am I!”

A

Little Jack Horner

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187
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Good Eating

A

Gastronomy

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188
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Good Golly

A

Little Richard

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189
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Good Gray Poet

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Walt Whitman

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190
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Good Grief

A

Charles Schulz

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191
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Good Hands

A

Allstate

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192
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Good King

A

Wenceslas

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193
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Good Looks

A

the Hansom Cab

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194
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Good Morning, Vietnam

A

Robin Williams

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195
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Good Night And Good Luck

A

George Clooney

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196
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Good Riddance

A

Green Day

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Good Thing

A

Martha Stewart

198
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Good Vibrations

A

The Beach Boys

199
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Good Will Hunting

A

Matt Damon

200
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Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

A

Elton John

201
Q

Goodbye, Columbus

A

Philip Roth

202
Q

Gopher Prairie

A

Main Street

203
Q

Gordian Knot

A

Alexander the Great

204
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Gordon Laing

A

Timbuktu

205
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Gore Vidal

A

The Best Man

206
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Gorillas In The Mist

A

Dian Fossey

207
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Gorky Park

A

Martin Cruz Smith

208
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Gosh Darn

A

Profanity

209
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Governor Of Judea

A

Pontius Pilate

210
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Governor Of Massachusetts

A

Michael Dukakis

211
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Governor Of Virginia

A

Patrick Henry

212
Q

Grace Metalious

A

Peyton Place

213
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Gracie A Love Story

A

George Burns

214
Q

Graduation Ceremony

A

Commencement

215
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Graham Greene

A

The Third Man

216
Q

Gran Chaco

A

Argentina

217
Q

Gran Colombia

A

Simón Bolívar

218
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Grand Champion

A

Sumo Wrestling

219
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Grand Duchess Charlotte

A

Luxembourg

220
Q

Grand Inquisitor

A

Tomas de Torquemada

221
Q

Grand Old

A

George M. Cohan

222
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Grand Prix

A

Pontiac

223
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Grand Rapids

A

Betty Ford

224
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Grand Theft Auto

A

Ron Howard

225
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Grandfather Of Charlemagne

A

Charles Martel

226
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Grandfather’s Hat Fits Ben

A

Benjamin Harrison

227
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Grandmother Willow

A

Pocahontas

228
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Granite State

A

New Hampshire

229
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Gravity’s Rainbow

A

Thomas Pynchon

230
Q

Great American Smokeout

A

the American Cancer Society

231
Q

Great Ape

A

the orangutan

232
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Great Balls Of Fire!

A

Jerry Lee Lewis

233
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Great Barrier Reef

A

Captain James Cook

234
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Great Fall

A

Humpty Dumpty

235
Q

Great Falls

A

Montana

236
Q

Great Fire

A

Chicago

237
Q

Great French Actress

A

Sarah Bernhardt

238
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Great German Composer

A

Ludwig van Beethoven

239
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Great Men Can’t Be Ruled

A

Ayn Rand

240
Q

Great Pacificator

A

Henry Clay

241
Q

Great Plains

A

the Dust Bowl

242
Q

Great Questions

A

Otto von Bismarck

243
Q

Great Red Spot

A

Jupiter

244
Q

Great Sandy And Great Victoria

A

Australia

245
Q

Great Seal Of The United States

A

the Secretary of State

246
Q

Great Victoria Desert

A

Australia

247
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Great Wind

A

a typhoon

248
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Greatest Generation

A

Tom Brokaw

249
Q

Greatest Number

A

utilitarianism

250
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Greek Alphabet

A

epsilon

251
Q

Greek Dish

A

Moussaka

252
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Greek Goddess Of Love

A

Aphrodite

253
Q

Greek Hero

A

Achilles

254
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Greek Historian

A

Herodotus

255
Q

Greek Island

A

the Venus de Milo

256
Q

Greek Letter

A

Phi Beta Kappa

257
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Greek Love Goddess

A

Aphrodite

258
Q

Greek Mountain

A

Mount Olympus

259
Q

Greek Mythology

A

Demeter

260
Q

Greek Sea God

A

Poseidon

261
Q

Greek Statue

A

the Venus de Milo

262
Q

Greek-american Diva

A

Maria Callas

263
Q

Green Acres

A

Hooterville

264
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Green Apple

A

Granny Smith

265
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Green Bay Packers

A

Vince Lombardi

266
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Green Day

A

American Idiot

267
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Green Gem

A

an emerald

268
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Green Gems

A

emeralds

269
Q

Green Mountain State

A

Vermont

270
Q

Green Mountains

A

Montpelier

271
Q

Green Pigment

A

Chlorophyll

272
Q

Green Plants

A

photosynthesis

273
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Green Vegetable

A

Spinach

274
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Greer Garson

A

Mrs. Miniver

275
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Greeting Card Company

A

Hallmark

276
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Greg Evigan

A

B.J. and the Bear

277
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Grey’s Anatomy

A

Katherine Heigl

278
Q

Grimm Fairy Tale

A

Hansel and Gretel

279
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Grinds Food

A

the gizzard

280
Q

Grizzly Bear

A

California

281
Q

Ground Beef

A

Salisbury steak

282
Q

Ground Lion

A

a chameleon

283
Q

Group Heard

A

Blondie

284
Q

Group Of Mammals

A

Marsupials

285
Q

Grumpy Old

A

Walter Matthau

286
Q

Guacamole Ingredient

A

Avocado

287
Q

Guest Host

A

Joan Rivers

288
Q

Guitar Hero

A

Rock Band

289
Q

Gulf Of Aden

A

the Red Sea

290
Q

Gulf Of Bothnia

A

Finland

291
Q

Gulf Of Venezuela

A

Lake Maracaibo

292
Q

Gunga Din

A

Rudyard Kipling

293
Q

Gunpowder Plot

A

Guy Fawkes

294
Q

Guns N’ Roses

A

Axl Rose

295
Q

Gunter Grass

A

The Tin Drum

296
Q

Gustav Kirchhoff

A

Robert Bunsen

297
Q

Gustav V

A

Jim Thorpe

298
Q

Gustave Flaubert

A

Madame Bovary

299
Q

Guy Montag

A

Fahrenheit 451

300
Q

Guy Ritchie

A

Madonna

301
Q

Gwen Stefani

A

No Doubt

302
Q

Gym Teacher

A

Lynyrd Skynyrd

303
Q

Gypsy Dance

A

Flamenco

304
Q

Gypsy Girl

A

Esmeralda

305
Q

HL Mencken

A

Baltimore

306
Q

HMS Beagle

A

Charles Darwin

307
Q

HMS Bounty

A

Pitcairn Island

308
Q

Haile Selassie

A

Addis Ababa

309
Q

Hal David

A

Burt Bacharach

310
Q

Hal Linden

A

Barney Miller

311
Q

Haley Joel Osment

A

The Sixth Sense

312
Q

Half Dome

A

Yosemite

313
Q

Half-horse Creatures

A

Centaurs

314
Q

Hall Of The Slain

A

Valhalla

315
Q

Hamid Karzai

A

Afghanistan

316
Q

Han Solo

A

Harrison Ford

317
Q

Hand-painted Dream Photographs

A

Salvador Dali

318
Q

Handsome Frank

A

Franklin Pierce

319
Q

Hanging Gardens

A

Babylon

320
Q

Hannibal Lecter

A

The Silence of the Lambs

321
Q

Hans Christian Andersen

A

Thumbelina

322
Q

Hans Gruber

A

Die Hard

323
Q

Hans Lippershey

A

the telescope

324
Q

Hansel Und Gretel

A

Engelbert Humperdinck

325
Q

Happy Trails

A

Roy Rogers & Dale Evans

326
Q

Harbor Wave

A

Tsunami

327
Q

Harlem Renaissance

A

Langston Hughes

328
Q

Harlot’s Ghost

A

Norman Mailer

329
Q

Harold Ross

A

The New Yorker

330
Q

Harold Washington

A

Chicago

331
Q

Harper Lee

A

To Kill A Mockingbird

332
Q

Harper’s Ferry

A

John Brown

333
Q

Harriet Quimby

A

the English Channel

334
Q

Harry Haller

A

Steppenwolf

335
Q

Harry Lime

A

The Third Man

336
Q

Harry Longabaugh

A

The Sundance Kid

337
Q

Harry Potter

A

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

338
Q

Harry Winston

A

the Hope Diamond

339
Q

Harvesting Machines

A

the combine

340
Q

Hasn’t Scratched Yet

A

Bon Ami

341
Q

Hasty Pudding Club

A

Harvard

342
Q

Have 23 Pairs

A

Chromosomes

343
Q

Have Fun

A

Cyndi Lauper

344
Q

Have Gun, Will Travel

A

Paladin

345
Q

Have Him

A

Richard Nixon

346
Q

Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas

A

Meet Me In St. Louis

347
Q

Hawaiian Instrument

A

the ukulele

348
Q

Hawaiian Island

A

Molokai

349
Q

Hawaiian Name

A

Mahi-mahi

350
Q

Hawaiian Senator

A

Daniel Inouye

351
Q

Hawthorne Classic

A

The Scarlet Letter

352
Q

Hawthorne Novel

A

The House Of The Seven Gables

353
Q

Hay Fever

A

Goldenrod

354
Q

Hayley Mills

A

Parent Trap”

355
Q

Haystack Fast

A

Little Boy Blue

356
Q

Healthy Bones

A

Calcium

357
Q

Hear Me

A

Verizon

358
Q

Heard A Fly

A

Emily Dickinson

359
Q

Heart Of Glass

A

Blondie

360
Q

Heart’s Delight

A

Dim sum

361
Q

Heather Locklear

A

Melrose Place

362
Q

Heaven Can Wait

A

Warren Beatty

363
Q

Heavy Hydrogen

A

Deuterium

364
Q

Heeeeere’s Johnny

A

The Shining

365
Q

Helen Clark

A

New Zealand

366
Q

Helen Gurley Brown

A

Cosmopolitan

367
Q

Helen Hunt

A

Twister

368
Q

Hell’s Angels

A

Howard Hughes

369
Q

Hello Dolly

A

Louis Armstrong

370
Q

Hemingway Title

A

For Whom the Bell Tolls

371
Q

Henri Charriere

A

Papillon

372
Q

Henry Bacon

A

the Lincoln Memorial

373
Q

Henry Esmond

A

William Makepeace Thackeray

374
Q

Henry Fielding

A

Tom Jones

375
Q

Henry Fleming

A

The Red Badge Of Courage

376
Q

Henry Hudson

A

the Northwest Passage

377
Q

Henry Huggins

A

Beverly Cleary

378
Q

Henry Ii

A

The Lion In Winter

379
Q

Henry Iv

A

Bourbon

380
Q

Henry Mancini

A

The Pink Panther

381
Q

Henry McCarty

A

Billy the Kid

382
Q

Henry Miller

A

Tropic of Cancer

383
Q

Henry The Navigator

A

Portugal

384
Q

Henry V

A

Kenneth Branagh

385
Q

Henry Vii

A

Richard III

386
Q

Henry Ward Beecher

A

Harriet Beecher Stowe

387
Q

Henry Wirz

A

Andersonville

388
Q

Herbert Spencer

A

Survival of the Fittest

389
Q

Herman Melville’s

A

the Civil War

390
Q

Herman Wouk

A

The Winds Of War

391
Q

Hester Prynne’s

A

The Scarlet Letter

392
Q

High Crimes

A

Misdemeanors

393
Q

High Noon

A

Gary Cooper

394
Q

High Renaissance

A

Raphael

395
Q

High Society

A

The Philadelphia Story

396
Q

High Tides

A

the Bay of Fundy

397
Q

Highest Melting Point

A

Tungsten

398
Q

Highest Mountain Climbed

A

Mount Everest

399
Q

Highest Peak

A

Mont Blanc

400
Q

Highest Rank

A

an Eagle Scout

401
Q

Highest Us

A

the Congressional Medal of Honor

402
Q

Highest Waterfall

A

Angel Falls

403
Q

Highway 61

A

Bob Dylan

404
Q

Hilary Duff

A

Lizzie McGuire

405
Q

Hilary Swank

A

Million Dollar Baby

406
Q

Himalayan Peak

A

Mount Everest

407
Q

Hindu Caste

A

Brahmins

408
Q

Hindu Sect Founded

A

the Hare Krishna

409
Q

Hippolyte Mege-mouries

A

Margarine

410
Q

Hiram Bingham

A

Machu Picchu

411
Q

History Of The World

A

Sir Walter Raleigh

412
Q

Hit King

A

Pete Rose

413
Q

Hit Me With Your Best Shot

A

Pat Benatar

414
Q

Hitchcock Film

A

Spellbound

415
Q

Hockey Player

A

Wayne Gretzky

416
Q

Hockey Team

A

the Montreal Canadiens

417
Q

Hog Butcher For The World

A

Chicago

418
Q

Holden Caulfield

A

The Catcher in the Rye

419
Q

Hollaback Girl

A

Gwen Stefani

420
Q

Hollywood Wives

A

Jackie Collins

421
Q

Holy City

A

Jerusalem

422
Q

Holy Grail

A

Sir Galahad

423
Q

Holy Land

A

Peter the Hermit

424
Q

Holy Month

A

Ramadan

425
Q

Holy Roman Empire

A

the Hapsburgs

426
Q

Holy Sepulchre

A

Jerusalem

427
Q

Holy Sonnets

A

John Donne

428
Q

Holy Wisdom

A

the Hagia Sophia

429
Q

Home State

A

Virginia

430
Q

Homeland Security

A

Tom Ridge

431
Q

Homo Erectus

A

Peking Man

432
Q

Honda Minivan

A

the Odyssey

433
Q

Honduran Capital

A

Tegucigalpa

434
Q

Honest Man

A

Diogenes

435
Q

Honey Nut

A

Cheerios

436
Q

Honor Society

A

Phi Beta Kappa

437
Q

Hoover Dam

A

Lake Mead

438
Q

Horace Wells

A

nitrous oxide

439
Q

Hormone Produced

A

insulin

440
Q

Horned Mammal

A

a rhinoceros

441
Q

Horror Author

A

Stephen King

442
Q

Horse Breed

A

Arabian

443
Q

Horse Feathers

A

Groucho Marx

444
Q

Horse Race

A

the Kentucky Derby

445
Q

Horse Racing

A

Dick Francis

446
Q

Horse-drawn Vehicles

A

Chariots

447
Q

Horseman Pass

A

Larry McMurtry

448
Q

Horseshoe Falls

A

Niagara Falls

449
Q

Hospital Volunteer

A

a Candy Striper

450
Q

Hot Air Balloon

A

the Montgolfier brothers

451
Q

Hot Cocoa

A

Swiss Miss

452
Q

Hot For Teacher

A

Van Halen

453
Q

Hot Gates

A

Thermopylae

454
Q

Hot Lips

A

MAS*H

455
Q

Hot Springs National Park

A

Arkansas

456
Q

Hotel Chain

A

Holiday Inn

457
Q

Hotel Heiress

A

Paris Hilton

458
Q

House Arrest

A

Galileo

459
Q

House Divided

A

Abraham Lincoln

460
Q

House Of Burgesses

A

Patrick Henry

461
Q

House Of Commons

A

Lady Astor

462
Q

House Of Parliament

A

the House of Lords

463
Q

House Without

A

a soldier

464
Q

Household Pest

A

a cockroach

465
Q

Houston Rockets’

A

Yao Ming

466
Q

How Will I Know

A

Whitney Houston

467
Q

Howard Florey

A

Penicillin

468
Q

Howard Hesseman

A

the Head of the Class

469
Q

Howard Roark

A

The Fountainhead

470
Q

Howard University

A

Toni Morrison

471
Q

Howdy Doody

A

Buffalo Bob” Smith

472
Q

Howland Island

A

Amelia Earhart

473
Q

Huey Newton

A

the Black Panthers

474
Q

Huey P Long

A

Baton Rouge

475
Q

Hugo Award

A

Science fiction

476
Q

Hugo Chavez

A

Venezuela

477
Q

Hugo Gernsback

A

Science fiction

478
Q

Hull House

A

Jane Addams

479
Q

Human Body

A

Celsius

480
Q

Human Heart Transplant

A

Christiaan Barnard

481
Q

Human Rights

A

Amnesty International

482
Q

Humboldt’s Gift

A

Saul Bellow

483
Q

Hume Cronyn

A

Jessica Tandy

484
Q

Humor Magazine

A

Harvard Lampoon

485
Q

Humperdinck Opera

A

Hansel and Gretel

486
Q

Humphrey Bogart

A

Lauren Bacall

487
Q

Hungarian Capital

A

Budapest

488
Q

Hungarian Composer

A

Franz Liszt

489
Q

Hungarian Rhapsodies

A

Franz Liszt

490
Q

Hungarian Stew

A

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