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TEENS UNDER THE MICROSCOPE |
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American Indians used this small ax or hatchet to chop wood & to chop down enemies in battle |
a tomahawk
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His real first name was Stephen, not Grover |
Cleveland
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The CDC says that for teen drivers, this is the age with the highest crash risk |
(Alex: Yeah, when they start.)
16
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Types of jumps in this sport include the lutz, the salchow & the axel |
(Caroline: What is ice skating?) (Alex: Ice skating? Be more specific.) (Caroline: Um, [*].)
figure skating
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Treasures of this U.S. island include the beautiful beaches near its capital city, San Juan |
Puerto Rico
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I Corinthians 13 says, "Now abideth" this, hope & charity |
faith
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It's the Native American item seen here; you might have one hanging in your bedroom |
a dreamcatcher
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The unpopularity of the Vietnam War led to his saying he wouldn't accept nomination for another term as president |
(Allison: Who is JFK?)
Lyndon Baines Johnson
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In one year, 5% of boys & 7.7% of girls studied reported getting these severe headaches often |
migraines
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Olympic competition in this sport now takes place in 3 events: cross, parallel giant slalom & half-pipe |
snowboarding
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Kiska & Unalaska are islands in this chain that stretches 1,200 miles from Alaska almost to Russia |
the Aleutians
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This word that means "easily broken" comes from a word meaning "to break" |
(Allison: What is feeble?)
fragile
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Cochise was a famous chief of this Native American people |
Apache
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In September 1974 he granted a presidential pardon & offered clemency to draft evaders & deserters |
(Gerald) Ford
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The "D" in "TADS" tells you it's a study to compare meds & psychotherapy in treating this sad condition |
depression
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Nordic skis have the boot mounted only at the toe; this type of ski has the boot mounted at both the toe & heel |
alpine ski
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Seen here, this island was first explored by Europeans around 1642 |
Tasmania
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With some 280,000 members, this tribe, largely concentrated in Oklahoma, is the largest in the U.S. |
(Allison: What do I have to lose? True Daily Double!) ... (Allison: What is the Sioux?) (Alex: Oh, no, the Sioux are further north. This is the [*].)
Cherokee
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His "Fourteen Points" announced in January 1918 included a call for an independent Polish state |
Wilson
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A Cincinnati study found a link between teen delinquency & early exposure to this toxic metal |
lead
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Andre Lange won gold medals in this 4-man event at the 2002 & 2006 Winter Olympics |
bobsled
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This isolated island in the South Pacific was the final refuge of the mutineers of the HMS Bounty |
Pitcairn Island
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These seedless, nonflowering plants reproduce by spores on the undersides of their fronds |
ferns
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The traditional Navajo home is this type of shelter, often 8-sided & made of logs & mud |
(Allison: What is a wigwam?) (Myles: What is a tepee?)
a hogan
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In his last annual address to Congress, Dec. 1860, he warned the South that secession was unconstitutional |
(James) Buchanan
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Of teens in this Christian group, belief shapes the daily life of 40% of Episcopalians & over 70% of Baptists |
Protestants
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This sport's Eric Heiden & Bonnie Blair are the USA's top gold medal winners in the Winter Olympics; each has 5 |
speed skating
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This third-largest island in the world is shared by Brunei, Malaysia & Indonesia |
(Alex: You were having difficulty ringing in for quite a while, but now you deal with this clue all by yourself and you could move into second place.) ... (Allison: What is Java?) (Alex: No, what is [*]? [*]. You were in the right part of the world, but it's [*].)
Borneo
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This musical instrument is sort of a keyless piccolo |
a fife
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