Category | Cash | Clue | Answer | % Correct |
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MORE THAN ONE MEANING | $1000 | A workout coach, or a sports shoe in British English | a trainer | 77%
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MORE THAN ONE MEANING | $400 | The person who runs the last leg in a relay race, or a TV news person who introduces others' reports | an anchor | 62%
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ANTHROPOLOGIST'S DICTIONARY | $200 | Anthropologists identify 2 basic types of these as extended or nuclear | families | 62%
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REALITY SHOW SPIN-OFFS | $400 | "Snooki & Jwoww" | Jersey Shore | 62%
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MORE THAN ONE MEANING | $600 | A bathroom fixture with a sink & a countertop, or excessive pride in one's looks | vanity | 62%
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REALITY SHOW SPIN-OFFS | $200 | "Kourtney & Khloé Take Miami" | Keeping Up with the Kardashians | 54%
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MORE THAN ONE MEANING | $200 | A pathogen, or a hidden listening device | bug | 46%
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THE AT LEAST 5 LABORS OF HERCULES | $200 | We wonder who would adopt this 3-headed dog as a rescue after Hercules grabbed him away from his underworld post | Cerberus | 46%
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THE AT LEAST 5 LABORS OF HERCULES | $400 | Herc had to capture the mad bull of this island, the largest in modern Greece | Crete | 46%
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OCEANS | $600 | A "point" in the Pacific that's the farthest from any land--1,670 miles--bears the name of this Jules Verne captain | Nemo | 46%
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OCEANS | $400 | The Arctic Ocean is home to creatures like snailfish, sea butterflies & a "bearded" type of this mammal | seal | 46%
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11 | $400 | 11 is the atomic number of this silvery white chemical element with symbol Na | sodium | 46%
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MORE THAN ONE MEANING | $800 | A spoken-word poetry event, or a big success playing bridge | a slam | 38%
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ANTHROPOLOGIST'S DICTIONARY | $400 | 3-word term for recurring traditions in a society marking important transition points, like baptisms, marriages or funerals | a rite of passage | 31%
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11 | $600 | This religious epic from 1959 was the first film to win 11 Academy Awards | Ben-Hur | 31%
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OCEANS | $1000 | 300 million years ago, a giant ocean called Panthalassa surrounded this landmass with the same first 3 letters | Pangaea | 31%
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14-LETTER WORDS | $400 | This verb means to travel completely around the globe | circumnavigate | 23%
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OCEANS | $200 | The lowest point of Tanzania is the shore of this ocean | the Indian Ocean | 23%
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11 | $200 | Released in 2021, this Microsoft operating system 11 is the first version in over 20 years shipped without Internet Explorer | Windows | 23%
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14-LETTER WORDS | $800 | From words meaning "heart" & "vessel", this adjective means relating to the heart & blood vessels | cardiovascular | 15%
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ANCIENT WARFARE | $400 | At the Battle of Gaugamela, the Greeks let these wheeled Persian vehicles pass between the ranks, then wiped them out | chariots | 15%
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REALITY SHOW SPIN-OFFS | $600 | "Under the Gunn" (as in Tim Gunn) | Project Runway | 15%
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REALITY SHOW SPIN-OFFS | $800 | "Vanderpump Rules" | The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills | 15%
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THE AT LEAST 5 LABORS OF HERCULES | $800 | All cattle, no hat; Hercules had one day to work solo & completely clean this structure belonging to King Augeas | the stables | 15%
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THE AT LEAST 5 LABORS OF HERCULES | $600 | Hercules could have used a sign for this animal "crossing"--it took him a year to track down the Arcadian one | a deer | 8%
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POETRY FILL IN THE BLANK | $2000 | Byron: "She walks in ____, like the night of cloudless climes and starry skies" | beauty | 8%
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11 | $1000 | The Duchess of Richmond is one of the "Windsor Beauties", 11 portraits of women in the life of this Restoration king | Charles II | 8%
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ANTHROPOLOGIST'S DICTIONARY | $600 | Couvade is sympathetic behavior by a man during this event; Central America's Garifuna men quit fishing | childbirth | 8%
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14-LETTER WORDS | $1200 | By definition this type of speech is given without preparation | extemporaneous | 8%
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THE OSCA"R"s | $1600 | In her only nomination, she was named 1940's Best Actress for "Kitty Foyle", & she didn't even dance with Fred | Ginger Rogers | 8%
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PEOPLE IN SCIENCE | $1200 | In 1705 he wrote, "I dare venture to foretell, that it will return again in the year 1758" | Halley | 8%
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ANCIENT WARFARE | $800 | Thrusting rather than throwing it, the Macedonians got extra reach with the sarissa, this type of weapon that could be 22' long | javelins | 8%
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REALITY SHOW SPIN-OFFS | $1000 | "The Hills" on MTV | Laguna Beach | 8%
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14-LETTER WORDS | $1600 | Martin Luther & John Calvin both believed in this religious doctrine that life & salvation are already decided by God ahead of time | predestination | 8%
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FIRST & LAST ALPHABETICALLY | $400 | Adams, Wilson | presidents | 8%
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THE OSCA"R"s | $400 | Starring Dustin Hoffman, it definitely, definitely was named 1988's Best Picture | Rain Man | 8%
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THE OSCA"R"s | $1200 | For his role in "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri", he was 2017's Best Supporting Actor | Sam Rockwell | 8%
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ANCIENT WARFARE | $1200 | The ancient sambuca was not a liqueur but a ladder latched from a ship to a wall to enter a city in this kind of warfare | siege | 8%
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OCEANS | $800 | These islands off Florida have ocean cliffs a mile deep--don't know about that theory that the name is from Spanish for "shallow sea" | the Bahamas | 8%
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FIRST & LAST ALPHABETICALLY | $1200 | Argon,xenon | the noble gases | 8%
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ANCIENT WARFARE | $1600 | Stymied by a small force, the invading Persians won this battle only after a Greek traitor showed them a way around the pass | Thermopylae | 8%
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POETRY FILL IN THE BLANK | $1200 | Silverstein: "There is a place where ____ ____ ____ and before the street begins, and there the grass grows soft and white" | the sidewalk ends | 8%
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14-LETTER WORDS | $2000 | I found a thousand bucks in this word that often follows "self" to mean the act of making oneself seem important | aggrandizement | 0%
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THE AT LEAST 5 LABORS OF HERCULES | $1000 | In what could be called a fashion (please) don't, Hercules stole this 6-letter article of clothing from the queen of the Amazons | a girdle | 0%
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11 | $800 | In craps, a winning dice roll of 11 on the first throw is called this | a natural | 0%
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PEOPLE IN SCIENCE | $2000 | Sir Isaac Newton had a famous dispute with this German philosopher & mathematician over who invented calculus first | Gottfried Leibniz | 0%
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ANTHROPOLOGIST'S DICTIONARY | $800 | This word refers to the taming & purposeful breeding of animals by humans | husbandry (domestication) | 0%
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THE OSCA"R"s | $2000 | For "West Side Story" Robert Wise shared Best Director with this man, seen working on the film | Jerome Robbins | 0%
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PEOPLE IN SCIENCE | $1600 | No longer a "Hidden Figure", in 2015, this mathematician & NASA pioneer received the Medal of Freedom | Katherine Johnson | 0%
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POETRY FILL IN THE BLANK | $1600 | Kipling: "Yours is the earth and everything that's in it, and--which is more--you'll be a ____, ____ ____!" | man, my son | 0%
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POETRY FILL IN THE BLANK | $400 | Whitman: "Exult O shores, and ring O bells! But I with mournful tread, walk the deck my ____ lies, fallen cold and dead" | my Captain | 0%
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FIRST & LAST ALPHABETICALLY | $800 | Acadia, Zion | national parks | 0%
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THE OSCA"R"s | $800 | You can't have forgotten this 2017 best song from "Coco" | "Remember Me" | 0%
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BROADWAY MUSICALS | N/A | Characters Mark, Roger & Maureen in this musical were inspired by Marcello, Rodolfo & Musetta in another work | Rent | 0%
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ANTHROPOLOGIST'S DICTIONARY | $1000 | Victor Turner's "The Forest of" these basic anthro items says they can stand for many concepts, as the milk tree does for the Ndembu | Symbols | 0%
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POETRY FILL IN THE BLANK | $800 | Eliot: "April is the ____ ____ breeding lilacs out of the dead land" | the crulest month | 0%
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FIRST & LAST ALPHABETICALLY | $1600 | "Das Rheingold","Siegfried" | the operas in Wagner\'s Ring Cycle | 0%
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ANCIENT WARFARE | $2000 | These two formations--one Greek & one Roman, met a few times; the masked Greeks won the early battles, & the more flexible Romans the latter | the phalanx & the legion | 0%
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FIRST & LAST ALPHABETICALLY | $2000 | Anointing of the sick, reconciliation | the (Seven) Sacraments | 0%
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