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Role played by Elmo Lincoln, Miles O'Keeffe, & Christopher Lambert |
Tarzan
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Arithmetic comes from the Greek "arithmos", which means these |
numbers
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Talk about colorful: she plays Rose on "The Golden Girls" |
(Alex: Who is my good pal, [*]?)
Betty White
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In the early 1940s, "Besame Mucho" & "Mairzy Doats" were among popular ones |
songs
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Its name comes from the Dutch words for "cabbage" & "salad" |
coleslaw
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Two evenly weighted teams grasp opposite ends of a strand of woven hemp fibers & pull |
how do you play tug of war
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A Miss Sweden, this "Iceberg" entertained troops with Bob Hope & played a key role in "La Dolce Vita" |
Anita Ekberg
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Term for an integer that is not divisible by 2 into whole numbers |
(Stephen: What is prime?)
odd
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Shari Lewis played the niece of this character on "Captain Kangaroo" |
Mr. Green Jeans
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In 1967, this former child star tried to run for a California seat in Congress |
Shirley Temple (Black)
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Command to a dog team or what you might share with them for breakfast--if they're really hungry |
mush
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Compact, with mittened hands, a mass of soft, solid precipitation into a sphere |
how do you make a snowball
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He turned down 6 athletic scholarships but later turned up as tennis champ Kelly Robinson |
Robert Culp
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The odds against throwing a 5 with one die |
5:1
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In a colorful ceremony. this SW senator was mustered out of the armed services December 10, 1986 |
(Barry) Goldwater
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Emanuel Leutze used the Rhine as a model for this famous 19th c. painting of Washington |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
Washington Crossing the Delaware
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Ketchikan, Alaska is world's largest center for the canning of this food item |
salmon
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"Knock one over the left field fence, kid" |
how do you hit a home run
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Born on a day in May, she played the villainous "May Day" in "A View 'to a Kill" |
Grace Jones
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The square root of 85 lies between these 2 whole numbers |
9 & 10
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Singer of the following, his name is a little dull for the category:
"And I'm feelin' the strain, ain't it a shame? / Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul / I wanna get lost in your rock 'n' roll and drift away..." |
(Alex: [Prior to the wager] We've got a minute to go in the round.) ... (Beve: Who is Barry White?) ... (Alex: I have a feeling Stephen knew that one, but he didn't have control of the board.) ... [The song was reprised going into the break.]
Dobie Gray
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In the 1840s, Ephraim Bull developed a major variety of this fruit in Concord, Mass. |
grapes
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Take fibers, then clean,card, comb, draw, & spin them on a spinning wheel |
how do you make thread
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For her role in "A Man Called Horse", Dame Judith Anderson mastered this Indian language |
Sioux
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These 2 things are considered the "terms" of a fraction |
(Steve: What are the, uh, dividend and subtrahend?)
the numerator & denominator
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Born in 1886 in Alabama, he served 34 years on the U.S. Supreme Court |
(Steve: Uh... who is White?)
(Hugo) Black
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New World country in which Europeans 1st discovered the vanilla pod |
Mexico
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Hold out sides of skirts, put right foot back, bend knees, lower body, & bow head |
(Alex: You did well in that category, nice going.)
how do you curtsy
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