Try to answer these 10 questions :)
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Question category: THE FIFTH ELEMENT
Value: 200

Question 1: Washington Square Park in Greenwich Village is the starting point for this thoroughfare (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: THE NEW YORK TIMES SPORTS
Value: 1,000

Question 2: It's a brief blur of colors between the pate and the brie for fans attending the major event in this sport (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: THE NATIONAL PASTIME
Value: 700

Question 3: (Hi, I'm Reggie Jackson) I hit 100 or more homers for 3 different teams: the Athletics, Yankees & this west coast club (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: THE REEL WORLD
Value: 600

Question 4: Kirsten Dunst is a world-class tennis player in this 2004 film named for a famous British tournament (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: THE CONSTITUTION
Value: 200

Question 5: In May 1787 this Virginian was chosen president of the Constitutional Convention unanimously (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES
Value: 400

Question 6: This 2nd-highest honors distinction at graduation is Latin for with great praise (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: YOU WROTE IT
Value: 2,000

Question 7: She penned both A Raisin in the Sun & The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: ALEXANDRE DUMAS
Value: 200

Question 8: Dumas' 1831 play about this emperor helped make a big legend out of a short man (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: HAMLET
Value: 400

Question 9: There would be one more corpse in the last scene if Hamlet didn't stop Horatio from doing this (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: A HOUSE OF LITERATURE
Value: 200

Question 10: Part of this nursery rhyme reads, This is the dog, that worried the cat, that killed the rat... (tap or click here for the answer)

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