FOLKLORE & LEGEND
MOVIE MAGIC
MASKS
MASTERS OF DISGUISE
FAMOUS VOICES
FLOWER NAMES
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Also called Bigfoot, it's the Salish word for a huge, hairy man-monster said to inhabit Pacific Northwest woods
Sasquatch
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In "The Wizard of Oz", the "snow" that falls on Dorothy & friends in the poppy field was actually this, which causes mesothelioma
asbestos
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"Who Was That Masked Man?" is a book about this title character from radio, TV & movies
the Lone Ranger
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It sure looks like a dead leaf, doesn't it? but the creature seen here is actually the Indian dead leaf this
butterfly
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Len Dresslar's baritone uttered these 3 syllables amid the lyrics "from the valley of the Jolly Green Giant"
"ho, ho, ho"
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Be at peace! The columbine gets its name from Latin for this bird
a dove
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This mythical giant whose camp stove was said to cover an acre got credit for creating Puget Sound & the Black Hills
Paul Bunyan
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A matte painting was used for the military warehouse where an object from Exodus 25 is kept at the end of this film
Raiders of the Lost Ark
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Writer Johnston McCulley created this masked vigilante with a Spanish name that means "fox"
Zorro
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This bird (really Zeus) seduced Leda, leading to the birth of Helen
a swan
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Thurl Ravenscroft sang "You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch" &, starting in 1952, voiced this cereal mascot
Tony the Tiger
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Kansas' state flower, the common this, is in the genus Helianthus
sunflower
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There's a statue of this guy, hammer in hand, outside the Great Bend Tunnel in West Virginia
John Henry
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In this '80s horror comedy, David Naughton's male pattern hirsuteness as he gets all lupine was filmed in reverse
An American Werewolf in London
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Here are some of the masks of these Mexican wrestlers
luchadores
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Mexicos Zapatista rebels disguised themselves with these cold-climate items
ski masks
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In his 1988 autobiography, he dispelled the allergy rumor but said that he wasn't really fond of carrots
Mel Blanc
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The thoughtful should know that the name of this flower comes from French for "thought"
a pansy
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West Virginia has a statue of this half-human, half-insect creature supposedly first sighted in Point Pleasant in the mid-1960s
the Mothman
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Sally Hawkins on a wire & light that seemed to come through liquid made this film's opening scene look like it was under the sea
The Shape of Water
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This Dumas novel suggests that the prisoner is actually the twin brother of Louis XIV
The Man in the Iron Mask
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In this Shakespeare play, Rosalind disguises herself as Ganymede & counsels Orlando
As You Like It
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This gravel-voiced singer/actor released the albums "Closing Time", "Mule Variations" & "Rain Dogs"
Tom Waits
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This flower seen here is also called a fairy bell which is a better description than a random animal & some handware
foxglove
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Legend says the woman with this nickname crucially carried water at the Battle of Monmouth
Molly Pitcher
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Some movies use underexposure & color correction to depict evening with this 3-word method, also the title of a Truffaut film
day for night
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In this French novel, a singer named Christine longs to see beneath the mask of the title character
The Phantom of the Opera
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Fighting in Blackburn's Ford & the Peninsular Campaign, Sarah Edmonds dressed as a man to fight in this war
the Civil War
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Talk about range: veteran voice guy Peter Cullen has voiced Eeyore & this leader of the Autobots
Optimus Prime
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This flower whose name is derived from "wolf" is also a word used to describe wolves
lupine