Try to answer these 10 questions :)
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Question category: LITERARY PETS
Value: 400

Question 1: Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings' The Yearling centers on this type of pet (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: COMPUSPEAK
Value: 800

Question 2: (Hi, I'm Kari Wuhrer of a little show called Sliders) My CD Shiny is available at my website on this letter-&-number format for sending music across the web (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: YOU GOT MY LITERARY NUMBER
Value: 400

Question 3: Chapter 9 of this 1851 Hawthorne novel is titled Clifford and Phoebe (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: HOO
Value: 300

Question 4: They're found below the fetlocks (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: OPERA TITLE CHARACTERS
Value: 1,200

Question 5: (Sofia of the Clue Crew in Germany) Paintings in the singers' hall at Neuschwanstein depict this knight who sought the Holy Grail & inspired an opera (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES
Value: 1,000

Question 6: A Philadelphia museum traces the history of this group famous for its New Year's Day parades (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: DOMINOES
Value: 1,200

Question 7: A domino with both ends having the same value is called a double or this, which is 1 letter longer & also a garment (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: FEBRUARY
Value: 500

Question 8: On February 11, 1960 he walked off his late night television show while on the air (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: U.S.A.
Value: 400

Question 9: There's a grave in Boston that some people claim belongs to this story teller of nursery rhyme fame (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: HISTORY CROSSWORD CLUES M
Value: 400

Question 10: Grace was its princess (6) (tap or click here for the answer)

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