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This spiced sweet roll, made with raisins and sporting two lines of frosting on the top, is traditionally eaten on Good Friday. 

Hot Cross Bun 

100

This sustained period of political and military tension between the western bloc and the eastern bloc powers is usually dated from 1947 to 1991. 

The Cold War

100

What did Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton do for work on The Honeymooners? 

Ralph drove a bus, and Ed worked in the sewers. 

100

Clarence Darrow and Johnnie Cochran

Lawyers 

100

It took 100 years for the prince to arrive and awaken her with a kiss. 

Sleeping Beauty 

200

Major Margaret Houlihan’s nickname. 

Hot Lips 

200

Loss of courage or confidence — especially in a groom. 

Cold Feet 

200

What jobs did Goober Pyle and Floyd Lawson do for work on The Andy Griffith Show? 

Goober worked in a gas station, and Floyd was a barber. 

200

Auguste Escoffier (es•coff•YEAH) and Mario Batali 

Chefs 

200

On V-J Day, Alfred Eisenstaedt snapped an iconic picture of a sailor kissing a nurse in this New York City location. 

Times Square 

300

This idiom describes a commercial product that is so popular it disappears quickly from the store shelves. 

Selling like hotcakes 

300

Truman Capote described this 1966 book about murders of a family in Kansas as a “nonfiction novel.” 

In Cold Blood 

300

What did Ray and Robert Barone do for work on Everybody Loves Raymond? 

Ray was a sports columnist, and Robert was a New York City police officer. 

300

Cheryl Tiegs and Naomi Campbell

Fashion Models 

300

In this beloved animated moment, Lady and the Tramp kiss while eating this dish. 

Spaghetti 

400

A common symptom of menopause. 

Hot Flashes 

400

Invented in Detroit in 1937, the recipe for this sparkling wine is one part California red wine with two parts New York sparkling wine. 

Cold Duck 

400

What job did Rhoda hold on The Mary Tyler Moore Show? 

Rhoda was a store window dresser. 

400

Alice Munro and Margaret Atwood 

Authors 

400

One of the most famous screen kisses of all time — involving Burt Lancaster, Deborah Kerr, and a beach in Hawaii — can be seen in this 1953 film. 

From Here to Eternity 

500

This Tennessee Williams play brought Elizabeth Taylor and Paul Newman together as husband and wife in the 1958 movie version.

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

500

This 1997 Civil War novel by Charles Frazer was made into a 2003 film starring Jude Law and Nicole Kidman.ers is usuall

Cold Mountain

500

What jobs did the title characters from Will & Grace hold?

Will was a lawyer, and Grace was an interior designer.

500

Michael Dell and William Hewlett

Computer Pioneers/Scientists  

500

The Kiss is one of the most universally recognized works of this French sculptor (1840- 1917), who is also the creator of The Thinker.

Auguste Rodin

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