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Ernest Hemingway's classic short story "The Snows of" this place |
Kilimanjaro
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Baozhu, a Chinese word for firecracker, means "exploding" this woody grass--early fireworks were made from it |
bamboo
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Named for the man whose ship visited the region in 1770, the Cook Strait separates the 2 main islands of this nation |
New Zealand
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Hinkspiel is a German version of this kid's game that involves not treading on lines |
hopscotch
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The short story "The Gold Bug" is about treasure supposedly buried by the pirate known as "Captain" him |
Kidd
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Before a big jump in a 1969 film, the Sundance Kid says, "I can't swim" & this character says, "The fall will probably kill ya" |
Butch Cassidy
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Her trilogy that includes "My Antonia" |
(Willa) Cather
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In 2020 this state's Steamboat Springs Winter Carnival set a record for largest aerial firework with a 2,800-pound shell |
Colorado
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The highest point on this Indonesian island is Mount Agung, known as "the navel of the world" |
(T.J.!: What is Java?)
Bali
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He received a 1986 Best Supporting Actor nomination for his performance in "Hoosiers" |
(Dennis) Hopper
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In 1492 Martín & Vincente Pinzón commanded these 2 craft while Columbus captained the flagship |
the Niña & the Pinta
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In "The Fugitive" Harrison Ford eludes capture by this 3-named actor by taking a plunge from great heights to escape |
Tommy Lee Jones
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This executive chairman & former Disney CEO's memoir "The Ride of a Lifetime" |
Robert Iger
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From Greek words meaning "fire" & "art", this is the craft of making & shooting off fireworks |
(Alex: [Prior to the wager] Now you're having fun.) (T.J.!: Stress is fun, yes.)
pyrotechnics
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The famed canals shine for the Light Festival held in winter in this city of Western Europe |
Amsterdam
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"All ball we all play ball" is a line from this Dr. Seuss book |
Hop on Pop
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In 1813 Capt. James Lawrence implored his men on the frigate Chesapeake, "Don't" do this, later a rally cry for the war |
give up the ship
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In this movie based on a James Fenimore Cooper novel, Alice doesn't want to go with Magua, so she leaps from a cliff to her death |
The Last of the Mohicans
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All of the novels in Frank Herbert's classic sci-fi series beginning with this 1965 novel |
Dune
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We give 10 stars to this firework named for a European city, which often has 10 exploding stars packed into a tube |
a Roman candle
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Alberta & 2 others are collectively called these "Provinces" & are the great grain-producing region of Canada |
the Prairies
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This dish of black-eyed peas is a favorite in southern households on New Year's Day |
(Alex: T.J.!, you should have rung in; you knew that.)
Hoppin' John
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In 1847 Francis Crozier took over the Northwest Passage expedition of Erebus & this ship, the title of an AMC show |
the Terror
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This actor who played Superman jumps from a plane in "M.I.--Fallout" but can't fly & needs to be rescued by Tom Cruise |
(Henry) Cavill
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This Italian playwright's "Six Characters in Search of an Author" |
Pirandello
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You can make a safer type of the "black" this reptile with baking soda & sugar--it produces CO2 & carbon ash |
(Denise: What is a mamba?) ... (Alex: Denise, you were too specific; we would have accepted [*].)
snake
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This 12,000-square-mile plain of East-Central Africa is home to an annual migration of more than a million wildebeest |
the Serengeti
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Ancient Greek soldiers known for their expertise in fighting in tight formations |
hoplites
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In a maritime fable Captain Falkenberg endlessly traverses the North Sea in this spectral craft |
(Ryan: What is "The Ghost Ship"?)
The Flying Dutchman
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Pedro gets "3 feet of air" in a sweet jump off a bicycle ramp in this 2004 comedy; the title character meets his Waterloo, wiping out |
Napoleon Dynamite
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