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Wanting to go about like the goats, she said she didn't want her clothes anymore |
Heidi
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A hexagon has this many more sides than a pentagon |
1
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Magic, Van, Lyndon |
Johnsons
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Once a believer has made a pilgrimage to this city, he may add the title "Hajji" to his name |
Mecca
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In 1865, this country moved its capital from Auckland to Wellington |
(Alex: We've got a minute to go.)
New Zealand
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In the 1880s, Jigaro Kano devised this sport |
(Pam: What is karate?)
judo
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The mother duck thought her ugly duckling was a real turkey but in actuality it was this |
swan
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A tetrahedron is a pyramid whose base is this shape |
(John: What is square?) (Barbara: What is a rectangle?)
triangular
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Toast, fry, poodle |
French things
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In Egypt, if you run into a haje, be charming, because it's this type of animal |
snake
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We don't want to scare you, but some measure this region as taking up more than 1/3 of Romania |
Transylvania
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He's the only boxer ever to appear on Time magazine's cover 3 times, in 1963, 1971 & 1978 |
Muhammad Ali
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Animals transformed into horses to pull Cinderella's pumpkin coach |
(John: What are rats?)
mice
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Putting your arms straight out to the sides, # of degrees in the angle you've created between them |
180
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"Do-Wacka-Do", "Chug-A-Lug", "Dang Me" |
words from Roger Miller songs
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"Head of the Class"'s Khrystyne Haje played an angel on "Bates Motel", an '87 TV sequel to this '60 film |
Psycho
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In Greek, this country is the Kypriaki Dimokratia |
Cyprus
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Ency. Americana says "A small stream between teams provides an added incentive to win" in this |
tug-of-war
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OED says this number originated c. 1484, about 500 years before our national debt reached it |
one trillion
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The 5th Amendment, 2 pills every 4 hours, free samples |
(Barbara-Anne: What are prescriptions?)
things you take
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Haji ware is 4th century pottery "Made in" this country |
Japan
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Wisconsin touches these 2 Great Lakes |
Superior & Michigan
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Only Olympic sport in which, when one team has possession of the ball, just 3 players may touch it |
volleyball
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Question asked about the location of Peter Piper's production output |
(Alex: Correct, and you didn't make a mistake. Glad you had to say it and not I!) [The end-of-round signal sounds.]
Where's the peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked?
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Mystical matrix where the numbers in each column, row & diagonal add up to the same amount |
magic square
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Entrepreneur, Venture, Inc. |
(Barbara-Anne: What are business words or words associated with business?) (Alex: Not specific enough.)
business magazines
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Hajduszoboszlo in Hungary, like Bath in England, is known for this curative substance |
mineral springs/waters
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