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In normal childbirth, this part of the baby emerges 1st |
the head
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1 of 3 magazines published by the Children's Television Workshop |
[Alex did not name the other magazines.]
(1 of) Sesame Street Magazine, Kid City & 3-2-1 Contact
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The opposite of a preface or prologue; it's a short addition at the end of a literary work |
an afterword (epilogue)
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Major chain formed when the Indian Shield pushed up against the Asian landmass |
the Himalayas
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Charles Russell, who lived 1864-1926, is known for his paintings of life in this section of the U.S. |
the West
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Olivier filmed "Henry V" during this war; to avoid air raids, the battle scenes were shot in Ireland |
World War II
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It's the most common emergency abdominal surgery in the Western world |
(Jamie: What is an appendicitis? [*]?)
appendectomy
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Founded as a humor magazine in 1883, its name was bought by Time in 1936 & it was given a new format |
Life
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It's the more common name of a soliloquy |
a monologue
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According to the Bible, he died on Mount Nebo which overlooks the Promised Land |
Moses
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The chief exponents of this movement were Rosenquist, Lichtenstein & Warhol |
pop art
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Olivier directed this woman, his 2nd wife, in the 1949 London production of "A Streetcar Named Desire" |
Vivien Leigh
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Apoplexy is another term for this sudden loss of blood to the brain |
(Jamie: Um... what is, uh... anemia?)
a stroke
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Playboy was based on the early formula for this men's magazine that featured Varga Girls |
Esquire
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It's now defined as "silent performance", but originally it included dialogue |
mime
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The Alps are divided among a number of countries; the Transylvanian Alps are all in this country |
Romania
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For a fresco, you have to put this on the wall before you apply the paint |
plaster
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On film he played this Shakespearean villain with a real limp after an arrow struck his leg |
(Paul: Uh, who is Richard II?)
Richard III
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An analgesic is taken to do this |
relieve pain
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Cyrus Curtis founded this women's magazine in 1883; by 1987 its circulation was over 5 million |
(Paul: What is McCall's?)
the Ladies' Home Journal
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Poetry that uses natural cadences & stressed & unstressed syllables instead of meter is called this |
free verse
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The chief system of Mexico; it consists of the Occidental, Oriental & del Sur Ranges |
the Sierra Madre
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It was in this great romantic role that Olivier said, "The Moors and I will never change" |
(Alex: Correct, in Wuthering Heights.)
Heathcliff
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3 semicircular canals in the inner part of this organ help maintain balance |
the ear
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Technology oriented publication that calls itself "The What's New Magazine" |
Popular Science
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"He had a chin like Rin Tin Tin" is not only a rhyming couplet, it is also an example of this figure of speech |
(Alex: We have less than a minute to go.)
a simile
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The highest contiguous range of the Southern Appalachians |
(Jamie: What are the Ozarks?)
the Great Smoky Mountains
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Leonard Craske's "The Man at the Wheel" statue in Gloucester, Massachusetts honors them |
(Paul: What are seaman?) [Alex does not immediately rule.] (Paul: What are [*].) ... (Alex: And our last clue for $800 has disappeared from the board, but I think it's just as well because we're out of time, aren't we?) [The end-of-round signal sounds.] (Alex: Thank you.) [Laughter]
fishermen
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Olivier's favorite role was the seedy comic, Archie Rice, in this John Osborne work |
The Entertainer
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