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The friendship of this rock band's Anthony Kiedis & Flea began at L.A.'s Fairfax High |
the Red Hot Chili Peppers
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This Upton Sinclair expose of the meatpacking industry helped lead to the 1906 Pure Food & Drug Act |
The Jungle
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The first World Championship in this gymnastic sport bounced into view in 1964 |
the trampoline
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(Sarah of the Clue Crew holds a magnet to a lamp bulb.) When lit, the filament becomes a magnet; using another magnet, we can see it move, showing this type of electricity that reverses directions & continuously switches the filament's magnetic poles |
alternating current
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Good, I'm not too late for the breakfast one of these--bacon, eggs & cheese wrapped in a flour tortilla |
a burrito
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A small earthquake or tremor that occurs following a major one |
an aftershock
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French, Spanish & Italian are in this branch of languages |
Romance languages
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Sethe, a former slave, is haunted by the ghost of her daughter, whom she killed, in this Toni Morrison novel |
Beloved
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The pommels on your gym's pommel horse refer to these on the structure |
the handles
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While he invented spectroscopy with Gustav Kirchhoff, he didn't invent the burner that's named for him |
(Robert) Bunsen
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Uh-oh, food fight! Kids are flinging this food from Kraft; "It's the cheesiest!" |
macaroni & cheese
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In the familiar spelling rule, "I" comes before "E" except in this case |
after "C"
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"Unlock" the future by joining this public service club, a member of the Kiwanis International family |
(Todd: What are the Boys & Girls Club of America?)
a Key Club
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Check out this man's "I, Robot", or have an android bring it to you |
(Todd: Who is Dick?)
Asimov
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From the Greek for "beautiful strength", these light exercises that help promote fitness are often part of gym class |
calisthenics
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This piece of lab equipment used to develop plate cultures was named for a 1920s German bacteriologist |
a Petri dish
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Caesar salad--great! As long as it doesn't include pieces of these small salty fish, like last time |
anchovies
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To increase a jet plane's thrust, turn on these that feed fuel into the hot exhaust gases |
afterburners
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In Lewiston, Idaho there's a college named for Lewis & Clark & a junior high named for this Indian guide |
Sacagawea
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For some really deep reading, grab this ancient Greek philosopher's "Physics" or "Metaphysics" |
Aristotle
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Now no longer in the Games, an early Olympic gymnastic event was the speed climbing of one of these |
a rope
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In 1935 the Russian government built him a new lab to continue his work on conditioned reflexes |
(Ivan) Pavlov
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It's a good day to warm up with a bowl of this thick hearty vegetable soup, from the Italian for "something served" |
minestrone
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From the Latin for "to call", this type of high school is for those who plan to enter a trade, not college |
a vocational high school
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It'll take more than a moment to read this 1988 bestseller by British physicist Stephen Hawking |
A Brief History of Time
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In this type of gymnastics, competitors may use a stick with a satin ribbon that's 7 meters long |
rhythmic gymnastics
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Through his experiments with pea plants, he discovered the basic principles of heredity |
Mendel
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I've decided to go meatless, so I'll have one of this 4-letter brand's soy-based burgers or Chik'n Patties |
Boca
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Reconsideration upon an act's completion, or something added that wasn't in the original plan |
an afterthought
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