Category | Cash | Clue | Answer | % Correct |
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'38 | $400 | In 1938 DuPont chemist Roy Plunkett accidentally discovered this, now used as a coating for nonstick cookware | Teflon | 87%
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'38 | $200 | The 1938 Fair Labor Standards Act banned oppressive child labor, set the work week at 44 hours & established this, at 25 cents an hour | minimum wage | 73%
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CALL THE FOOTBALL PLAY | $200 | After a last-second win over Buffalo with this prayerful play in 2020, Kyler Murray said it was the first he had ever tried | a Hail Mary | 67%
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BLUE | $800 | Lake Tana in Ethiopia is the source of this colorful river | the Blue Nile | 67%
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'38 | $600 | On October 31, 1938 the New York Times reported, "Radio listeners in panic" after a broadcast of this H.G. Wells story | The War of the Worlds | 67%
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BLUE | $400 | Until 1969 Project Blue Book investigated these phenomena; of the 12,618 sightings, only 701 have not been identified | UFOs | 67%
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BLUE | $600 | The Belgian artist known as Peyo created these blue beings | the Smurfs | 60%
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HUT, HUT | $200 | You need 3 A's to spell this type of hut at beach resorts & pools | a cabana | 53%
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BLUE | $200 | A Mother Goose nursery rhyme says, "Little Boy Blue, come" do this | blow your horn | 53%
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HUT, HUT | $1000 | In the foreground a Mongol horseman, in the back, this 4-letter type of hut | a yurt | 47%
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CALL THE FOOTBALL PLAY | $800 | Though the play was designed for Freddie Solomon, the 49ers' Dwight Clark made "The Catch" on Jan. 10, 1982 on a pass by this quarterback | Joe Montana | 40%
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CALL THE FOOTBALL PLAY | $600 | Franco Harris' "Immaculate Reception" of a deflected pass from Terry Bradshaw won a 1972 playoff game for this team | the Steelers | 33%
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BOOK TITLE MATH | $1200 | Original "Space Odyssey" plus original "Shades of Grey" | 2,051 | 27%
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LEFT MOTION | $600 | In chess, the one time the king can move 2 squares is doing this; kingside is 2 squares left for the black king | castling | 27%
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'38 | $1000 | German name for the night of Nov. 9, when Jews & their property were attacked across Germany | Kristallnacht | 27%
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LEFT MOTION | $200 | Men, start this double- or triple-talk dance with a step to the left; a pre-fame Bruce Lee was a champion at it in Hong Kong | the cha-cha | 27%
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HUT, HUT | $800 | These nomadic people of Kenya & Tanzania live in a kraal, a grouping of huts | the Maasai | 27%
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IN A PREVIOUS LIFE | $800 | Around 1680 I was one of the last of this flightless bird; to add insult to injury, Dutch explorers called our meat repulsive | a dodo | 20%
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HUT, HUT | $600 | Here's Seaman's Hut, used as an emergency shelter in this country's Kosciuszko National Park | Australia | 20%
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OMAHA | $800 | In 1913 this future president was born in Omaha as Leslie King Jr. | Gerald Ford | 20%
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LEFT MOTION | $1000 | At the Battle of Chancellorsville, he swung left to crush the Union right, but was mortally wounded by friendly fire | Jackson | 20%
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CALL THE FOOTBALL PLAY | $400 | "Do we have time to run Wasp?" asked this Chiefs QB in Super Bowl 54; he did, & hit Tyreek Hill for a game-changing 44 yards | (Patrick) Mahomes | 20%
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'38 | $800 | This organization was founded in 1938 to find a cure for infantile paralysis, also called polio | the March of Dimes | 20%
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HUT, HUT | $400 | With a low entry making an enemy stoop awkwardly, the iQukwane hut is said to have the shape of this insect structure | a beehive | 13%
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IN A PREVIOUS LIFE | $400 | I was pretty happy when I took off that bell hat after a long day amusing the king as a court one of these | a (court) jester | 13%
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LEFT MOTION | $800 | Bugs Bunny's line about wishing he'd toined left at this city may be based on a real turn there that would keep you on Route 66 | Albuquerque | 13%
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BROADWAY IS BACK | $1600 | "American Utopia" features songs from this man's days in Talking Heads & from his solo career | (David) Byrne | 13%
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OMAHA | $600 | Omaha is the seat of this county, named for Illinois senator Stephen, who sponsored the Kansas-Nebraska Act | Douglas | 13%
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THE BODY HUMAN | $800 | The ciliary muscle changes the curvature of this eye part that determines how near or far we can see | the lens | 13%
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CALL THE FOOTBALL PLAY | $1000 | In the 2007 Fiesta Bowl, Boise State's huddled masses used this 3-word trick play featuring a behind-the-back handoff for the win | the Statue of Liberty | 13%
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BOOK TITLE MATH | $1600 | Khaled Hosseini's "Splendid Suns" divided by John Reed's "Days That Shook the World" | 100 | 7%
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BLUE | $1000 | Coral reefs are home to the blue fish known by this 4-letter name | a tang | 7%
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BROADWAY IS BACK | $1200 | The musical "Six" features a modern take on Henry VIII's 6 wives, including this first wife who was born in Spain | Catherine of Aragon | 7%
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BROADWAY IS BACK | $2000 | This musical brought its razzle-dazzle back to Broadway in 2021, just in time for the 25th anniversary of its revival | Chicago | 7%
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OMAHA | $1000 | In 1917 this priest rented a boarding house in Omaha to care for 5 neglected boys; later, he bought a farm & it became Boys Town | Father Flanagan | 7%
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LEFT MOTION | $400 | Aren't you glad you brought a friend along? Now you can swing left into this type of highway lane marked with diamonds | HOV | 7%
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IN A PREVIOUS LIFE | $1200 | I was one of the iron smithing experts of this biblical people & was really rooting for my compatriot Goliath | the Philistines | 7%
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THE BODY HUMAN | $2000 | This gland under the brain in a structure called the sella turcica produces luteinizing hormone to regulate the gonads | the pituitary | 7%
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BROADWAY IS BACK | $800 | Kristin Chenoweth welcomed the audience at the reopening of "Wicked" with these 5 words, a line from "The Wizard of Oz" | There\'s no place like home | 7%
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BOOK TITLE MATH | $400 | Joseph Heller hell plus Jules Verne sea distance | 20,022 | 0%
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BOOK TITLE MATH | $2000 | Harrer's Himalayan hiatus times Hawthorne's house parts | 49 | 0%
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BOOK TITLE MATH | $800 | 1956's "Dalmatians" minus 2003's "People You Meet in Heaven" | 96 | 0%
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IN A PREVIOUS LIFE | $1600 | 400 million years ago, I was this type of creature named for its breathing organs; here's a picture of my brother | a lung fish | 0%
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BUSINESS HISTORY | $1200 | This pair's first computer venture, Traf-O-Data for the Washington Roads Department, helped them launch a bigger company soon after | Bill Gates & Paul Allen | 0%
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TESTING YOUR "ESP" | $2000 | Owl butterflies get their name from these large markings on their wings | eyespots | 0%
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BUSINESS HISTORY | $2000 | In 1667 Londoner Nicholas Barbon set up the first office for this type of insurance | fire insurance | 0%
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IN A PREVIOUS LIFE | $2000 | I was one of these slaves in Sparta; every year, war was officially declared on us so a well-born Spartan could always kill me | helots | 0%
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BROADWAY IS BACK | $400 | As Broadway reopened in 2021, he returned to the role of Atticus Finch in "To Kill a Mockingbird" | Jeff Daniels | 0%
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OMAHA | $200 | Late publisher of the Omaha World-Herald Henry Doorly gave his name to this, the state's No. 1 attraction | Omaha\'s Zoo | 0%
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WORLD CAPITALS | N/A | An annual event called Winterlude includes skating on the Rideau Canal, a UNESCO world heritage site in this city | Ottawa, Canada | 0%
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BUSINESS HISTORY | $800 | This cookie company was founded in 1937 by a Connecticut woman & named for her family's country home | Pepperidge Farm | 0%
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BUSINESS HISTORY | $1600 | In 2020 the Justice Dept. wound up its case against this Sackler Family opioid maker, which agreed to pay $8 billion in penalties | Purdue (Pharma) | 0%
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TESTING YOUR "ESP" | $1200 | Job of Jen Psaki, seen here | spokesperson | 0%
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THE BODY HUMAN | $1600 | The second cervical vertebra is called this because it forms a pivot point, allowing the head to shake "no" | the axis | 0%
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OMAHA | $400 | Omaha is on the west bank of this river opposite Council Bluffs, Iowa | the Missouri River | 0%
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THE BODY HUMAN | $1200 | When it comes to your heart, MVP stands for this valve prolapse, in which the valve flaps bulge rather than close smoothly | the mitral valve | 0%
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TESTING YOUR "ESP" | $1600 | Lending his name to the profession, this ancient Greek is considered the first actor | Thespis | 0%
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