Try to answer these 10 questions :)
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Question category: CARS
Value: 300

Question 1: In 1968 a U.S. postage stamp was issued commemorating this automaker's 105th birthday (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: NOTORIOUS NICKNAMES
Value: 1,000

Question 2: This Chicago mobster linked to CIA plots against Castro was affectionately known as Momo (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: IT'S IN THE BAG
Value: 400

Question 3: The musical Kismet opens at dawn in this ancient city (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: DOUBLE TROUBLE
Value: 2,000

Question 4: A Match Game clue like Mike bought 2 owls because he wanted a pair of _____s tries to elicit one of these (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: CLIMB IT
Value: 400

Question 5: There was a cause celebre in 1786 when Jacques Balmat had the savoir faire to climb it (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: ARCHITECTURE
Value: 1,200

Question 6: Robert Mills, a Greek Revivalist architect, designed the U.S. Treasury building & this 555-foot-tall structure (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: MUSIC FOR FOOLS?
Value: 2,000

Question 7: This bizarre band with a bassist named Sputnik had the same name as a Katherine Anne Porter novel (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: LAST NAME MEANINGS
Value: 400

Question 8: The surname Price isn't related to cost; it's from this Celtic language's Ap Rhys, or Son of Rhys (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: THE UMPIRE STRIKES BACK
Value: 400

Question 9: Umpires did this exactly 91 times to feisty manager Earl Weaver in his career (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: THE WAR OF 1812
Value: 400

Question 10: As he was carried below, mortally wounded, Capt. James Lawrence of the Chesapeake ordered, don't do this (tap or click here for the answer)

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