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Question category: SPORTS WEIGHTS & MEASURESValue: 400
Question 1: In the pros, this prolate spheroid contains a pressure of 13 PSI & has 16 lace holes (tap or click here for the answer)
Question category: NEXT OF KINValue: 400
Question 2: Small dry twigs used to start a fire (tap or click here for the answer)
Question category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIESValue: 800
Question 3: This state university of New Jersey was founded by the Dutch Reformed Church as Queen's College in 1766 (tap or click here for the answer)
Question category: CABLE TVValue: 400
Question 4: In TV land, TNT doesn't stand for trinitrotoluene but for this (tap or click here for the answer)
Question category: ART FOR ART'S SAKE!Value: 300
Question 5: The 1660s Battista portrait seen here may be of the man who followed Alexander VII into this post: (tap or click here for the answer)
Question category: FUN AT THE BALLPARKValue: 200
Question 6: In 1976 Chicago Cub Rick Monday prevented 2 people from burning this in the outfield, making him a hero coast to coast (tap or click here for the answer)
Question category: LASTSValue: 100
Question 7: Introduced during the Revolution, this execution device was last used in France in 1977 (tap or click here for the answer)
Question category: LITERATUREValue: 600
Question 8: 1938's Out Of The Silent Planet was the first sci-fi novel by this Narnia creator (tap or click here for the answer)
Question category: PUNK'DValue: 200
Question 9: This word for something bad or unfair is a homophone of what you do to a burrowing mammal in an arcade game (tap or click here for the answer)
Question category: STATES' LOWEST POINTSValue: 1,400
Question 10: The highest lowest point of the 50 states is 3,350 feet above sea level in Yuma County in this state (tap or click here for the answer)
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