DON'T YOU THINK?
MEASURING DEVICES
ISN'T IT ICONIC?
"SOLE" TRAIN
CARIBBEAN PORTS OF CALL
200
'An old joke, off his saying: a note on a wall reads, "'God is dead'"--this man.
Below it: This man "'is dead'--God"'
Nietzsche
200
'36 inches long, it can also mean any standard of judgment'
a yardstick
200
'In 1873 he got a patent for using metal rivets to strengthen the pockets on his product'
Levi Strauss
200
'No longer in general use; out of date'
obsolete
200
'Take a ferry across the San Antonio Channel from this Puerto Rican capital & visit the Bacardi Rum Distillery'
San Juan
400
'The "Analects" of this Chinese sage say, "At 50, I knew the will of heaven. At 60, I was ready to listen to it"'
Confucius
400
'Leave a cup outside overnight & you've got a primitive drosometer, to measure this condensation'
dew
400
'More than 14 years in the making, the faces here are each about 60 feet from chin to forehead'
Mount Rushmore
400
'Boldly rude or disrespectful'
insolent
400
'George Town on ths "Grand" British island is the Caribbean's banking capital, with more than 500 banks'
the Grand Cayman Island
600
'In 1637 this French "Father of Modern Philosophy" was seeking "truth in the sciences"'
(René) Descartes
600
'(Jon of the Clue Crew pours a solution into a cylinder in the Jeopardy! science lab.) Marked with intervals for measuring volume, these devices are called this academic type of cylinder'
a graduated cylinder
600
'The author who'd pen the word "sneetch" (but not "snikon") was a book subject, this man: "American Icon"'
Dr. Seuss
600
'This troupe's "O" show in Vegas features a 1.5 million-gallon pool'
Cirque du Soleil
600
'If it's a slice of America you want, grab a pizza at the Pizza Hut on this Mexican island off the Yucatan'
Cozumel
800
'You'll earn 2 A's in philosophy if you name this Dane who wrote 1848's "Christian Discourses"'
Kierkegaard
800
'A Beckmann one of these can detect a tiny change in boiling point when one substance is mixed into another'
thermometer
800
'Grolier says this 1930 double portrait is "perhaps the most parodied painting in American art"'
American Gothic
800
'A short garment worn under a sheer bodice to conceal what's underneath'
a camisole
800
'Although Ocho Rios is Jamaica's cruise ship capital, more & more are docking at this city known as "Mo Bay"'
Montego Bay
1000
'In the 1150s this philosopher began writing the "Mishneh Torah", which he completed 10 years later'
Maimonides
1000
'In 1934 the instrument that measured the strongest wind ever recorded was a revolving-cup type of this'
anemometer
1000
'This "Hero With a Thousand Faces" author co-wrote 1974's "The Mythic Image", which explored iconography'
Joseph Campbell
1000
'Though from the Latin for "festive", it means grave or serious'
solemn
1000
'A statue of Josephine Bonaparte stands in the center of La Savane, a garden in this Martinique port'
Fort-de-France
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