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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Activities which occur outside of the regular school day, such as band, sports, etc., are said to be...	Extracurricular	94%
Myopia; Condition which might require you to be prescribed glasses	Nearsightedness	66%
The process by which two or more objects operate in perfect unison, e.g. special-forces agents ensuring that their watches show the exact same time.	Synchronization	63%
Process you would need to undergo after visiting the restricted area of the Chernobyl nuclear plant	Decontamination	56%
A clear and precise approach. A path or plan free from evasiveness or obscurity. The direction you travel at an intersection where no turns are permitted.	Straightforward	50%
Engaging in behaviors which typically harm or destroy oneself. Also, the nature of the messages received by Ethan Hunt in the Mission Impossible franchise. (Usually hyphenated)	Selfdestructive	47%
Lacking proper relation or symmetry, e.g. The new employee's high salary is ________ to his lack of experience. A toddler's head tends to be ___________ to the rest of their body.	Disproportional	45%
A resident of Vaduz, or any of his countrymen.	Liechtensteiner	45%
The winning prize in the lottery can only be claimed by the individual with the ticket. It cannot be given to anyone else and therefore it is...	Nontransferable	45%
An individual who treats mental or emotional disorders of the body via therapy.	Psychotherapist	45%
The act of trying to figure out what has gone wrong with a particular system by testing various components or checking for common problems. Often performed by a mechanic on your car or by the IT staff on your network or computer.	Troubleshooting	39%
The type of force emanating from the Earth's north and south poles and responsible for the Aurora Borealis and the Aurora Australis.	Electromagnetic	37%
Che Guevera, Mahatma Gandhi, Leon Trotsky, William Wallace, Oliver Cromwell, Maximilien Robespierre, Thomas Jefferson, Simon Bolivar, George Washington, Napoleon Bonaparte, Michael Collins, Martin Luther, etc.	Revolutionaries	37%
Inflammation of the lining membrane of the stomach and the intestines which often results in cramps, nausea, etc.	Gastroenteritis	34%
Overly broad conclusions drawn from limited information, e.g. "All wealthy individuals are happy," or "Every dog loves me."	Generalizations	34%
A change in form or appearance, typically of an exalting or glorifying nature. In Christianity, this occurred to Jesus on a mountaintop in front of Peter, James and John.	Transfiguration	34%
Insertion of a tubular medical device into a part of the body to assist in medical treatment. Usually utilized in the bladder, arteries, and the heart.	Catheterization	32%
An adjective describing a situation which is capable of causing death. (Usually hyphenated)	Lifethreatening	32%
Past tense of the verb often used to describe the media taking a mundane/minor event and magnifying it out of proportion in order to obtain readers/ratings. e.g. The press ___________ the murder trial of OJ Simpson with their non-stop coverage and wild speculation.	Sensationalized	31%
An individual who takes part in an activity, usually a sport, on an amateur level.	Nonprofessional	27%
In a political environment, the concept of working together in a manner free of party affiliation or bias.	Nonpartisanship	23%
The reassignment of political representatives proportionally in accordance with changes in population distribution. Done in the U.S. every ten years after the decennial census.	Reapportionment	21%