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100

In the DC universe, they're the dynamic duo

Batman and Robin

100

When exposed to electricity, this mineral vibrates at regular intervals, so it's used in wristwatches to keep accurate time

Quartz

100

In the 1890s Dmitri Ivanovsky discovered these infectious little organisms, from the Latin for "poison"

Virus

100

In Genesis God asks Abraham to do it to Isaac; in baseball, a manager asks a pitcher to do it with a bunt to move a runner

Sacrifice

100

A 2018 cheating scandal rocked the wine world, causing 23 people to lose the title "master" this wine steward

Sommelier

200

Appropriately, it's the 3-letter symbol of the company that makes Scotch tape & Scotch-Brite products

MMM

200

The largest one of these ever recorded was 1,720 feet high & slammed into the Alaskan panhandle in 1958 following an earthquake

Tsunami

200

By replacing the boiling of cane juice with vacuum refining, Norbert Rillieux turned this from a luxury to a common table item

Sugar

200

On Dec. 8, 1975 WR Drew Pearson was full of grace & the last-minute recipient of a bomb that came to be known as this

Hail Mary

200

This filmmaker has a line of wines called Director's Cut

Coppola

300

At 969, this son of Enoch was the Bible's longest-lived person

Methuselah

300

These objects that collide with the earth are divided into 3 major types: stone, iron & stony-iron

Meteorites

300

Joseph Gliddens' invention of this, which made it easy to enclose livestock, helped end the era of the big cattle drive

Barbed wire

300

Rickey Henderson broke the commandment, "Thou shalt not" do this, a league-leading 108 times in 1983

Steal

300

You say shiraz, I say this French name for a red wine & a red wine grape from the Rhone region of France

Syrah

400

In 2011 a newly revised 11th edition of this book on parliamentary procedure was published

Robert's Rules of Order

400

2.54 million light-years away, the nearest major galaxy to ours is this one named for a mythological maiden

Andromeda

400

In the 1830s a Frenchman discovered how to preserve an image on a plate, inventing this "type" of old-timey photo

Dagurreotype

400

It's a hoops term for a successful free throw & a religious one for a change to a different faith

Conversion

400

Kathryn Borel's wine trip memoir is titled this, a term for wine that has the taint of the stopper

Corked

500

With this kitchen gadget that sounds more like a musical instrument, you can slice up a potato, paper thin, in seconds

Mandoline

500

This structure in the respiratory tract forms the Adam's apple in males & is used in making sounds

Larynx

500

In the 1950s researchers discovered that progestin could prevent ovulation, leading to the 1960 introduction of this

Birth control pill

500

In 2010 Tracy Porter came marching in with a 74-yard pick 6 off Peyton Manning that sealed a Super Bowl win for this team

Saints

500

A type of glass is named for this white wine-making French region near Germany whose name rhymes with "glass"

Alsace

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