Board Games
In this board game you must solve the case of millionaire Samuel Black, murdered in his own mansion
Clue
In 1880 gold was found near this city that would later become Alaska's capital
Juneau
It's a ball support in both golf & football
a tee
The series ends with a wedding between these two characters
Dwight and Angela
The 88 of these star groupings is a set number--new stars discovered are just added to the closest ones
constellations
It's "the classic naval combat game"
Battleship
E.H. Harriman went on an expedition that discovered a new glacier & a new one of these Norwegian-style inlets
A fjord
A noisy bird
a jay
The actor that plays this character created The Good Place and co-created the comedy series Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
Dwight's Cousin Mose
An aphelion is the point in an orbit when an object is farthest from this
the sun
Good deeds allow you to climb up, but watch out for the slides in this game where you try to reach the 100 square
Chutes and Ladders
The first people came to Alaska some 15,000 years ago across what's called a "land" this
land bridge
"She" in France
Creed Bratton is the one person in this department
Quality Assurance
This planet has at least 13 moons, including Naiad, Nereid & Proteus
Neptune
Use your skull in all of the activities of this game whose name is a synonym for "skull"
Cranium
Scientist William Dall charted the coastal features of this 1,100-mile island chain
the Aleutians
A get-together for quilters
a bee
It is eventually revealed that Creed Bratton's character has been planning to hunt down this mythical creature for several years
The Lochness Monster
On Sept. 20, 2016 an amateur astronomer got pictures of the first hour of one of these massive star explosions
a supernova
In 2016 news an A.I. program beat a champion of this 2-letter game with 361 pieces
Go
In 1728 this Dane in Russia's navy made the first of 2 voyages to the North Pacific
Bering
It can precede bass or bed
sea
The actress that plays Phyllis worked as a professional this during the 1970s
NFL Cheerleader
This measure of distance in the universe is equal to 3.26 light years
a parsec