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Question category: AH, SWEET MYTHTERYValue: 600
Question 1: Hard-partyin' half-man, half-goat creatures of Greek mythology (tap or click here for the answer)
Question category: THE MATERIAL WORLDValue: 600
Question 2: This hard substance also comes from the tusks of the narwhal & the teeth of the hippo (tap or click here for the answer)
Question category: PLACES TO LIVEValue: 100
Question 3: A day room is a recreational area in these quarters for soldiers (tap or click here for the answer)
Question category: PHYSICAL SCIENCEValue: 800
Question 4: This principle says it's impossible to measure a particle's position & momentum at the same time (tap or click here for the answer)
Question category: VAUDEVILLEValue: 2,000
Question 5: This theater fit for royalty, once the premiere vaudeville venue, was revived when Judy Garland played it in 1951 (tap or click here for the answer)
Question category: small state capitalsValue: 400
Question 6: This capital was once known as Frank's Ford after Stephen Ford who was killed by Indians nearby in 1780 (tap or click here for the answer)
Question category: BOOKS & AUTHORSValue: 1,000
Question 7: In the beginning was this Barbara Kingsolver saga of a Southern missionary & his family in the Belgian Congo (tap or click here for the answer)
Question category: THE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONValue: 800
Question 8: To save ammunition during this 1775 battle, Patriots were ordered, Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes (tap or click here for the answer)
Question category: THE DAN BANDValue: 1,600
Question 9: He was Only a Lad when he was the lead singer of Oingo Boingo; he went on to score films for Tim Burton (tap or click here for the answer)
Question category: LAWSValue: 400
Question 10: There's a law of supply & a law of this partner, namely: the higher the price, the less people want to buy an item (tap or click here for the answer)
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