Category | Cash | Clue | Answer | % Correct |
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AROUND THE WORLD | $200 | Tuxtla Gutierrez is the capital city of Chiapas, the southernmost state in this nation | Mexico | 83%
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DOWN TO "RTH" | $200 | It precedes Pole, Sea & Star | North | 79%
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AROUND THE WORLD | $600 | Where's the beef? One place is this city of 1.6 million on Osaka Bay | Kobe | 71%
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DOWN TO "RTH" | $400 | Once upon a time home was where this fireplace area was, providing heat & light at night, & fire for cooking | a hearth | 63%
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IT'S A TRAP! | $200 | These literary siblings find a house with "a roof made of cake, & the windows were made of clear sugar" but ... it's a trap! | Hansel & Gretel | 63%
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IT'S A TRAP! | $400 | Here's this perennial that has a special diet; it can close shop in about half a second | the Venus flytrap | 58%
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AROUND THE WORLD | $400 | These 2 largest islands in the Mediterranean Sea are both autonomous regions of Italy | Sicily & Sardinia | 50%
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HOWARD'S END | $200 | In 2015 this radio host ended his time judging "America's Got Talent" | Stern | 50%
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DOWN TO "RTH" | $600 | Time to go to sleep on the train? Do you want the upper one or the lower one? | a berth | 46%
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IT'S A TRAP! | $1000 | The 2010 collapse of a gold & copper mine would end up trapping 33 workers for 69 days in this country | Chile | 46%
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3 LETTERS, 2 SYLLABLES | $800 | It can mean the self or conceit | ego | 38%
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DOWN TO "RTH" | $800 | It's the distance around something, like a middle-aged waist | girth | 38%
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LIT BITS | $200 | Emily Bronte paid 50 pounds to have this novel published in 1847 | Wuthering Heights | 38%
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EYE-DEOLOGY | $800 | Floaters & reduced peripheral vision can indicate that this membrane has become detached | the retina | 33%
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HOWARD'S END | $800 | The very brief marriage of Henry VIII to this woman ended in 1542 | Catherine Howard | 29%
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AROUND THE WORLD | $1000 | Dagestan is between the Caspian Sea on its east & this independence-seeking Russian Republic to its west | Chechnya | 29%
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HOWARD'S END | $400 | As of 2021 the once-vast empire of restaurants named for this Howard is down to a single one in Lake George, N.Y. | Howard Johnson | 29%
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MLB MASCOTS | $200 | Wally the Green Monster & his sister Tessie | the Boston Red Sox | 29%
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IT'S A TRAP! | $800 | In Greek myth Minos used the labyrinth designed by this man to imprison him & his son Icarus; the 2 escaped, at a price | Daedalus | 25%
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DOWN TO "RTH" | $1000 | In Scotland it's an inlet like Moray or of Clyde | firth | 25%
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EYE-DEOLOGY | $400 | Dehydration of this transparent eye part can cause vision changes; swab the lower lid to stimulate tears & hydrate it | the cornea | 25%
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3 LETTERS, 2 SYLLABLES | $2000 | It's an atom with a negative or positive charge | an ion | 21%
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HOWARD'S END | $1000 | In 1939 it was Hodgkin's disease, not King Tut's curse, that did in this archaeologist | Carter | 21%
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EYE-DEOLOGY | $1600 | The lens loses clearness with this eye disease noted for a gray-white film behind the pupil | cataracts | 21%
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EYE-DEOLOGY | $1200 | Known by a 5-letter acronym, it's the most popular vision correction procedure performed in the United States | LASIK | 21%
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AROUND THE WORLD | $800 | This ecologically vital region also called the Selva reaches its northern limits in Colombia & Venezuela | the Amazon rainforest | 21%
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LIT BITS | $800 | It's Mary Norton's 1952 children's classic about a family living under the floorboards | The Borrowers | 21%
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MLB MASCOTS | $600 | Ace, a colorful bird whose genus name is Cyanocitta | Toronto Blue Jays | 21%
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MLB MASCOTS | $400 | A fuzzy green guy named Southpaw, born on the South Side | White Sox | 21%
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ANCIENT HISTORY | $1200 | The philosopher Anaximander was credited with making an early world map & one of these time-telling devices around 560 B.C. P | a sundial | 17%
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3 LETTERS, 2 SYLLABLES | $400 | The wall seen here is covered in it | ivy | 17%
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MLB MASCOTS | $800 | Billy, who measures 44 inches from the tip of his bill to the tip of his back fin | Marlins | 17%
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3 LETTERS, 2 SYLLABLES | $1200 | Physiologically speaking, it's plural for egg cells | ova | 17%
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EYE-DEOLOGY | $2000 | The eyeballs may protrude abnormally in people with Graves disease, a disorder of this gland | thyroid | 17%
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ANCIENT HISTORY | $800 | Ptolemy & Antigonus were generals of this man whose empire was divided up after his death in 323 B.C. | Alexander the Great | 13%
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS | $400 | Introduced in 1582, this calendar wasn't adopted by the Brits until 1752 & by the Russians until 1918 | Gregorian | 13%
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ANCIENT HISTORY | $2000 | This queen of Egypt, Akhenaton's wife, was a symbol of fertility, bolstered by the 6 daughters she bore | Nefertiti | 13%
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MLB MASCOTS | $1000 | A lime green parrot hatched in 1979 | Pirates | 13%
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IT'S A TRAP! | $600 | The now-heavily memed Admiral Ackbar discovers, "It's a trap!" in this 1983 film | Return of the Jedi | 13%
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SOMETHING BIG IS COMING! | $1200 | 555 passengers can fly comfortably aboard the A380 from this European manufacturer | Airbus | 8%
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LIT BITS | $400 | A 12-line poem from 1913 ends with "but only God can make a" this | a tree | 8%
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3 LETTERS, 2 SYLLABLES | $1600 | Guy Picciotto & his band Rites of Spring pioneered this subgenre of alternative music | emo | 8%
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LIT BITS | $600 | In the 1920s this novelist ran the University of Mississippi post office... until they made him quit | Faulkner | 8%
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HOWARD'S END | $600 | Some cried fowl when this Marvel comic book hero flew away in 1979, but he would return | Howard the Duck | 8%
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS | $2000 | North Korea uses the Juche calendar, counting from the birthdate of this man in 1912 | Kim Il-sung | 8%
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS | $1200 | Many of the days of the week bear the name of Germanic gods, but this one is from this name of a Roman deity | Saturday | 8%
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SOMETHING BIG IS COMING! | $800 | The wingspan of the royal species of this seabird of the South Pacific can reach more than 10 feet | albatross | 4%
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1970s MOVIE SCENES | N/A | Writer Dan O'Bannon based a scene in this film on his own Crohn's disease, which felt like things inside him fighting to get out | Alien | 4%
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SOMETHING BIG IS COMING! | $2000 | 2/3 of a mile long, the world's longest passenger train, the Ghan, travels 1,850 miles coast to coast across this continent | Australia | 4%
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ANCIENT HISTORY | $1600 | Secretary to emperor Hadrian, Suetonius had access to the imperial archives & wrote "The 12" these rulers | Caesars | 4%
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"MM" POP | $800 | Lionel Richie played some sax but also "ranked" as a singer for this hit-making R&B group | Commodores | 4%
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"MM" POP | $1600 | This "planet-devouring" band went straight for "The Middle" in a 2001 tune | Jimmy Eat World | 4%
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"MM" POP | $2000 | Till Lindemann is the frontman of this metal band that doubles the "M" of a U.S. Air Force base in Germany | Rammstein | 4%
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS | $1600 | Messidor was the tenth month of the calendar associated with this event at the end of the 18th century | the French Revolution | 4%
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LIT BITS | $1000 | This author, Harvard class of 1852, never exactly wore rags himself but loved the "to riches" part | Alger | 0%
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SOMETHING BIG IS COMING! | $1600 | The term "juggernaut" comes from a massive vehicle pulled by thousands of pilgrims to honor this avatar of Vishnu | Jagannath (Krishna) | 0%
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"MM" POP | $400 | This rap artist got his stage name due to his resemblance to a baseball home run king | MC Hammer | 0%
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS | $800 | Using a biblical chronology, Archbishop James Ussher determined that this event occurred on Oct. 22, 4004 B.C. | the creation of the Earth | 0%
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"MM" POP | $1200 | First name of 1960s singers Roe & James | Tommy | 0%
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