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The Wicked Witch of the West |
(Maya: What is a house?) ... (Alex: [*]. "I'm melting!")
water
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Scout is a curious little girl still trying to figure out life in the American South in this classic novel |
To Kill a Mockingbird
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In the early 20th c. the 3 top-of-the-White Star Line ocean liners were the Olympic, the Britannic & this doomed one |
the Titanic
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BYU has one of the USA's top programs for the type of dance named for this room |
a ballroom
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Japan's highest mountain, this dormant volcano rises to 12,300 feet |
Mt. Fuji
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A wild canine & to move like a liquid |
wolf and flow
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Joffrey on "Game of Thrones" |
poison
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Part 3 of this novel by Ray Bradbury is called "Burning Bright" |
Fahrenheit 451
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This disease of little sores on the skin nearly wiped out North Dakota's "Three Tribes" in 1837 |
smallpox
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This term for a women's lavatory, typically in a public place, includes a type of makeup |
a powder room
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In 1990 this nation invaded Kuwait, its smaller neighbor to the south, sparking the first Persian Gulf War |
Iraq
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To modify written material for publication & a lunar-influenced ocean swell |
edit and tide
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Kate Mara's Zoe Barnes on "House of Cards" |
(Alex: Good thing you didn't watch that series.)
hit by a subway train
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The narrator & protagonist of "The Catcher in the Rye" also appeared in other stories by J.D. Salinger |
Holden Caulfield
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Name & number of the 1969 moon mission with Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin & Michael Collins as the crew |
Apollo 11
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Not every dad designs an Arabian nights mural for this kiddie fun room, but Frank Lloyd Wright did |
a playroom
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Cebu & Leyte are just two of the more than 7,000 islands that make up this Asian nation |
the Philippines
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A fibber & to express anger about something |
(Maya: What is liar and rile? Rail?)
liar and rail
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Brian Griffin, the dog on "Family Guy" |
hit by a car
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Kidnapped & sold into slavery, Solomon Northup told of his experiences in this memoir that became a movie |
12 Years a Slave
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The Lancaster dynasty of English monarchs comprised the IV, V & VI kings of this name |
(Claire: What is Edward?)
Henry
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Sherlock Holmes says your brain is like "a little empty" this upper room & you chose how to stock it |
an attic
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According to the CIA World Factbook, these are the 2 largest cities in China by population |
(Emma: What are Beijing and Hong Kong?)
Beijing and Shanghai
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A sufferer of Hansen's disease & to push away with magnetic force |
leper and repel
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The treacherous Godfrey in "Robin Hood" |
an arrow
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Originally published anonymously, his essay on "Nature" helped launch Transcendentalism |
(Claire: Who is Thoreau?) ... (Alex: Now is the day for [*].)
Emerson
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In World War I the nucleus of the Allies was the Triple Entente: Great Britain, Russia & this country |
(Claire: What is the U.S.?)
France
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This can refer to a room where an artist works; make it plural for a place like Sony Pictures |
a studio
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5 countries including Azerbaijan & Russia border this large "Sea" that's really a lake |
the Caspian Sea
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A Huggies product for a baby & a word for a debt no longer owed |
diaper and repaid
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