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100

"Stars" is an Act One song by Javert in this blockbuster musical

Les Miserables

100

Produced, or a young woman, perhaps milking

made / maid

100

Starting in the 19th c., these agreements named for a Swiss city set humane norms for prisoners & noncombatants during wartime

The Geneva Convention

100

White, green, and black varieties of this beverage all come from Camellia sinensis.

Tea

100

The waters are divided from the waters; cattle are given names; brother slays brother

Genesis
200

This bestselling novel by Nicholas Sparks is the basis for a musical about the enduring love of Noah & Allie

The Notebook

200

Cain's brother & competent

Abel / able

200

This disease that killed an estimated 300 million people in the 20th century alone was declared eradicated in 1980

smallpox

200

This Massachusetts invention is the state’s official cookie.

Chocolate chip cookie

200

The Lord lets Satan afflict an upright man, who ends up twice as rich as he'd been

Job

300

Lerner & Loewe used "The Once & Future King" as the basis for this classic musical

Camelot

300

A person who inherits property, or the invisible mixture of gases we breathe.

Heir / air

300

Now held in the same host cities as the related games, these international athletic competitions began in 1960

the Paralympics

300

The name of this hamburger condiment may derive from a Chinese expression meaning “fish brine.”

Ketchup

300

The word is with God; a light shines in the darkness; Jesus resurrects Lazarus

John

400

Tulsa in 1967 is the setting for this musical that like the source novel, features the Socs & the Greasers

The Outsiders

400

The main part of a church, or a mischievous person.

Nave / knave

400

The Magna Carta's guarantee of no punishment "without the lawful judgment of his peers" led to this right also in the Sixth Amendment

Trial by jury

400

From the French for “under vacuum,” this cooking method seals food in a bag and cooks it at a precisely controlled low temperature.

Sous vide

400

Tribes are counted, wander in the desert & reach the borders of the promised land

Numbers

500

Ron Chernow's biography of this man was adapted into a 2015 Broadway musical

Hamilton

500

To compare, or an organism combining a fungus & an alga

Liken / lichen

500

Starting in 1901, this steel man's philanthropic efforts distributed about $350 million to help schools, libraries & others

Carnegie
500

Koumiss is traditionally fermented from mare’s milk; this similarly named cultured milk drink, commonly made from cow, goat, or sheep milk, also begins with “K.”

Kefir

500

Naomi has a devoted daughter-in-law; Boaz needs some gleaning done

Ruth

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