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Yea, clause 39 of this olde document sayeth no free man shall be imprisoned except by the judgment of his peers |
the Magna Carta
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In 2003 paintings by this U2 singer were auctioned off to raise money for the Irish Hospice Foundation |
Bono
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Unwritten examination type |
oral
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In a Steinbeck work a big one of these gems from the ocean might be Kino's ticket out of hut life |
a pearl
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The Egyptians constructed more than 100 of these, with the Great one taking a relatively quick 23 years to build |
the pyramids
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Once an important trade route, the Kali Gandaki Gorge lies between Dhaulagiri & Annapurna--two peaks in this range |
the Himalayas
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O foul & dark time! This infamous event was borne in Pudding Lane & did rage for 5 awfull days in September of 1666 |
the Great London Fire
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This rocker portrays himself & his wife Iman in his lithographs |
(David) Bowie
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A marshy outlet of a river; it was "Blue" in song |
a bayou
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Chapter 3 of this novel is "Huts on the Beach"--Ralph & Simon are building them & the other kids aren't helping |
Lord of the Flies
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Containing 167 arches, one of these built in 50 A.D. is still delivering water from the Frio River to Segovia, Spain |
an aqueduct
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One of the highest points on this river's gorge is Lorelei Rock at 433 feet above the water |
the Rhine
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Forsooth! In 1657 Parliament doth offer this man the title of king, but zounds! He doth say nay to donning a crown |
(Alex Jacob: Um, who is... [Beep] ...Charles II?)
Oliver Cromwell
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Ronnie Wood featured fellow members of this band in his series of prints called "Paint It Black" |
the Rolling Stones
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Alopecia is a loss of this |
hair
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In this story natives bring Kurtz, the "pitiful Jupiter" , into a little cabin, "just a room for a bedplace" |
(Alex Trebek: That's it, with less than a minute to go.)
Heart of Darkness
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The volume of material excavated for this project added 90 acres to the size of Great Britain |
the Chunnel
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The unusual rock formations found in Sicily's Alcantara Gorge were created by lava flow from this volcano |
(Mount) Etna
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Verily, though this king won the day at Agincourt, he was foully defeated by dysentery |
Henry V
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Life's a beach for this actress, who creates paintings like the one here, and also has her own "Open Hearts" jewelry line |
Jane Seymour
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With 1 R, not 2, it's not a letter writer, it's a lover in a divorce case |
corespondent
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Clym Yeobright's mother dies in a hovel in this author's "The Return of the Native" |
Thomas Hardy
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You'll find the category title in this 2-word term that means taking apart a device to figure out how it was made |
reverse engineering
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This British gorge in Somerset shares its name with the cheese produced there & once stored in nearby caves |
(Dane: What is Edam?)
Cheddar
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It shall be writ that the house of York was a house of ruin upon this site in 1485 once the king ate-eth the big one in a bog |
(Dane: [No response]) (Alex Trebek: Oh, no, boo, hiss. Sorry.)
Bosworth Field
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This Oscar-winning British star of "Surviving Picasso" is something of a Picasso himself & also composes classical music |
Anthony Hopkins
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From the French for "to squint", it's the old-time visual aid seen here |
(Dane: What are pince-nez?) ... (Alex Trebek: It's got the handle, so it's [*], not a pince-nez.)
a lorgnette
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There are many huts in this man's "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" & they all sound pretty terrible |
Solzhenitsyn
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This horseshoe-shaped, glass-bottomed structure extends 4,000 feet over the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon |
the Skywalk
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The funicular railway running up the side of this Colorado gorge on the Arkansas River climbs 1,550 feet at a 45-degree angle |
Royal Gorge
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