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Savor the difference, girls; there are more of these receptors in a woman's mouth than in a man's |
taste buds
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A first-year high school student |
a freshman
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The conductor wields this stick |
a baton
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On this show, Ricky Gervais sang Elmo a celebrity lullaby |
Sesame Street
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In 2009 Dubai put into service the world's largest one of these; it has an X-ray unit & can carry about 100 patients |
an ambulance
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"The House At Pooh Corner" |
(Patrick: Who is E.B. White?)
A.A. Milne
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Digestion happens in the small one of these, which is linked to the stomach, & in the large one that comes next |
intestine
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In business, an extra working period, or in sports, an extra playing period |
overtime
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"X" marks the spot for this percussion instrument operated by wooden mallets |
a xylophone
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Scott Pelley is the serious-looking dude who anchors the "CBS Evening" version of this |
the news
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This term can refer to a Venetian boat or the basket suspended from a hot air balloon |
a gondola
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"The Very Lonely Firefly" |
Eric Carle
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This, skin drying & cracking due to cold & wind, can affect wrists & foreheads too, but lips seem to get it worst |
chapping
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Some choices come down to "quality versus" this "Q" word |
quantity
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The "kettle" type of this spread through the world via Islamic culture |
a drum
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The voice of Dory in "Finding Nemo", she likes to dance on her daytime talk show |
Ellen (DeGeneres)
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In 1784 2 Frenchmen built Europe's first flying model of this type of aircraft; its rotors were made of feathers |
a helicopter
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"Jack on the Tracks: Four Seasons of Fifth Grade" |
Jack Gantos
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These 2 folds of tissue vibrate like strings to produce sound when you talk |
(Alex: Correct, with a minute to go.)
vocal cords
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Type or print using thick, heavy lines for emphasis like this |
(Patrick: What is boldness?)
boldface
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The tuba is made from this metal & belongs to that section of the orchestra |
brass
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This "American Idol" judge is the author of "What's Up, Dawg?" |
Randy Jackson
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This U.S. railway system has smartfares that will save you 25% on select routes throughout the country |
Amtrak
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"The Call Of The Wild" |
(Patrick: Who is...)
Jack London
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Babies have flat feet; the bones in the middle of the foot gradually rise to form this |
an arch
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A brand of blue jeans, or a cowboy in charge of saddle horses |
wrangler
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Italian & concert are types of this composition, found at the front of a musical work |
(Patrick: What is the intro?) (Alex: Give me a little more than that. I need you to be more specific.) (Patrick: What is the instrumental?) (Alex: No.)
the overture
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Mr. Schuester leads a certain singing club on this show |
Glee
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In 2008 this type of bicycle racing that uses a dirt track filled with jumps became an Olympic sport |
(Holly: What is Motocross?) (Alex: I need a little more information from you.) (Holly: What is Dirt Bike Motocross?) (Alex: You know what? I think since we had "bicycle" in the clue, and she said "motocross", and we're going for "Bicycle Motocross", or "BMX", we're giving you a correct response.)
BMX (Motocross accepted)
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"Dracula" |
(Holly: Who is Mary Shelley?) ... (Alex: Who is [*]? Mary Shelley was Frankenstein.)
Bram Stoker
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