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Poets & Poetry
Floral Geopgraphy
"KN"OWLEDGE
An "A" in Math
More Than One Meaning
I Expect You to Know
Shakespeare
Fun with Flags
100
A Broadway Musical and the TV series "Timon & Pumbaa"
The Lion King
100
It can be a desk employee at a hotel or a legal aide to a judge
Clerk
100
In the 1950s, Edward O. Wilson studied colonies of these insects and found that they communicate primarily via pheromones
Ants
100
"Jabberwocky" appears in this author's "Through the Looking-Glass"
(Lewis) Carroll
100
Lily Bay State Park is on Moosehead Lake, the largest in this New England state
Maine
100
In other words, a bunch of tchotchkes
Knickknacks
100
Total up all the numbers in a set and dive by the number of numbers to get this, also called the mean
Average
100
To cut
A short segment of a movie or TV show
Clip
100
Sure, some birds can mimic speech, but Puck, a famous type of this bird, knew more than 1500 words
Parakeet
100
In a metaphor close to Will's heart, "All the world's" this, "and all the men and women merely players"
A stage
100
It's he only U.S. state whose flag has a different design on its reverse; it depicts a beaver
Oregon
200
The video game "Vice City"
Grand Theft Auto
200
Referring to a type popular in earlier centuries, a peruker was a maker of these
Wigs
200
4 to 5 inches long, this tube is also called the oviduct
The fallopian tube
200
A leading voice of the Harlem Renaissance, he wrote, "I, too, sing America. I am the darker brother."
Langston Hughes
200
Carnation, Washington is named for a onetime major employer in the area, which made the condensed type of this
Milk
200
It's another name for the jack in a deck of cards
Knave
200
This property says that the order in which you multiply 3 or more numbers doesn't matter, the product will be the same
Associative Property
200
Happening at present
Something that's measured in amperes
Current
200
This pair surmised they had traveled 4162 miles from the Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean; which was only off by about 40 miles
Lewis & Clark
200
In 1889 John Singer Sargent painted "Ellen Terry as" this ambitious character.
Lady Macbeth
200
The flag of Tunisia depicts these 2 celestial figures associated with Islam
Crescent moon and star
300
The spin-off show "Hobbs & Shaw"
The Fast and The Furious
300
At New York City's Guggenheim Museum, Naomi Beckwith holds this jobs, one who assembles and manages artistic collections
Curator
300
The discovery of the receptor for this toxin was announced in fall 2001, around the time it was part of a terrorism scare
Anthrax
300
1956's "Let Us Compare Mythologies" was the first book of poems by this man more famous for songs like "Hallelujah"
(Leonard) Cohen
300
In Paris you can wander "lonely as a cloud" down rue do Jonquilles, named for a type of these flowers
Daffodils
300
The secret is out--also known as the American Party, it fell apart after 1856
Know-Nothing Party
300
You'll learn about matrices and vectors in the linear form of this branch of math
Algebra
300
The creator of a company
To sink
Founder
300
High-tech trains like one in Shanghai eliminate most friction and get up to impressive speeds by using high-power these to levitate over the rails
Magnets
300
The first scene of this late play ends with the line "The wills above be done, but I would fain die a dry death."
The Tempest
300
That's the St. Andrew's Cross in reversed colors on the flag of this Canadian province
Nova Scotia
400
TV series subtitled "Lower Decks" and "Prodigy"
Star Trek
400
DBA is short for database this, a job in which you run the database and of course have privileges on it
Administration
400
"There's no place like" this 11-letter word, the steady internal environment that organisms strive towards
Homeostasis
400
The line "A thing of beauty is a joy for every" comes from his poem "Endymion"
John Keats
400
2 hyphens are in the name of this flower that's the name of a scenic trail on Canada's Cape Breton Isle
The Fleur-de-Lis
400
Last name of author John, who wrote "A Separate Peace"
Knowles
400
A top predator might perch on this, the uppermost vertex of a pyramid or cone
Apex
400
A substance applied to give a shine to a surface
An explanation of a difficult passage in a text
Gloss
400
Making genetically identical offspring via a shared root system, a grove in Utah of the quaking species of this tree is considered one of the largest organisms in the world
Aspen
400
A Strafford-upon-Avon statue of the Bard is surrounded by four characters, including this young prince from the history plays.
Henry
400
The flag of this African nation depicts a mokorolto, a Basotho hat
Lesotho
500
The video game "Operation Raccoon City" and the Netflix series "Infinite Darkness"
Resident Evil
500
It means following the rules and is the usual for an "officer" who makes sure you follow the rules, like about COVID
Compliance
500
PCR, short for this, allows endless copying of tiny bits of DNA, helping identify diseases and catch killers
Polymerase chain reaction
500
She won a Pulitzer Prize in 1993 and in 2020 this poet, whose last name means good fortune, won the Nobel Prize for Literature
Louise Gluck
500
The Fourth Raadsaal, a word meaning council chamber, is in this South African judicial capital
Bloemfontein
500
Ring a bell slowly and solemnly to announce a death
Knell
500
The wavy lines seen below stand for this
Approximately
500
To complain
A bird also known as the prairie chicken
Grouse
500
In 2014, a so-called "hurricane" 600 miles wide arose in the ionosphere over the North Pole; the cyclone was composed of this substance
Plasma
500
This Roman tragedy premiered Jan. 24 1594 and the stage blood has been flowing since
Titus Andronicus
500
The flag of Palau uses a similar design as, but a different color palate than, this country, independent since 1971.
Bangladesh