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It's because of the tilt of the Earth's axis that we have 4 of these |
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Although Jesus was born in Bethlehem, he was raised in this city in Galilee |
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An entire caste of Persian sorcerers, not just 3 wise men, gave us this synonym for hocus-pocus |
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German-American physicist whose letter to FDR led to the Manhattan Project to make the A-bomb |
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Pierre Corneille was a leading French dramatist, but his play about this Hun was a flop |
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Calling it "a highway to our Indian empire," Disraeli bought 177,000 shares in the co. that ran this waterway |
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The marmot is the largest member of the squirrel family & the marmoset is a very small one of these |
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So that Timothy would be accepted in the Jewish community, Paul performed this surgery on him |
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Disease once thought to be caused by bad air, its name is Italian for "bad air" |
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"Jeopardy!" home games are made in New Brunswick on an avenue named for this "Trees" poet born in New Brunswick |
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In Oscar Wilde's play, Lady Windermere threatens to slap Mrs. Erlynne with this title object |
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The eruption of this mountain really gave folks in 79 A.D. something to talk about |
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Speeds greater than Mach 1 are called supersonic; those greater than Mach 5, this |
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After being baptized Jesus was tempted in the wilderness by Satan for this many days |
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Calcium oxide, once used in stage lights, gave us this word for the center of attention |
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Charles, son of this inventor of a stock ticker, was governor of New Jersey from 1941-4 |
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Brenden Behan wrote the original version of "The Hostage" in this language |
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On the isle of Ste. Marguerite you can see the cell where Louis XIV held this mystery man for 11 years |
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Used in flares, flashbulbs & fireworks, this element burns with a white flame in air |
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While on the isle of Patmos, he received the visions about which he later wrote in the book of Revelation |
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When this French word was Anglicized, its location changed from hearthside to entry hall |
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Musician heard here, he was born in Red Bank & took his 1st piano lessons from his mother: [Instrumental piano music plays] |
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According to the title of Ibsen's play, Halvard Solness is a "Master" one of these |
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Within 3 days of declaring statehood, May 14,1948, Israel was recognized by the U.S. & this country |
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6.02 x 1023, the number of molecules in 1 mole of gas, is referred to as his "number" |
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In Acts, Chapter 1, he was chosen to be an apostle to replace Judas |
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The name of this Greek goddess of vengeance has come to mean an unbeatable rival |
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Born in Newark in a Methodist parsonage, he wrote "Maggie: A Girl of the Streets" |
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Jerome Lawrence & Robert E. Lee wrote a play about "The Night" this man "Spent in Jail" |
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Between 1371 & 1625 all the sovereigns of Scotland were of this house |
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