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100

The NCAA basketball tournament features this "deranged" nickname.

What is "March Madness"?

100

Aiding visitors and enforcing rules, these park employees earn their name for the wide expanses they travel. 

What are rangers?

100

This can mean to cut into tiny pieces, or walk in a careful or fussy way.

What is mince?

100

Money made by public exhibition of movies is known by this term taken from a ticket-taker's booth. 

What is box office?

100

Buckingham Palace is found in this European capital. 

What is London?

200

This two-point play in football is the only way a team can score without possessing the ball. 

What is a safety?

200

This island-based park is the furthest east.

What is Acadia?


200

This type of knife is usually used to cut bread.

What is a serrated knife?

200

What the last letter in the abbreviation for the group that bestows the Oscars stands for. 

What is "sciences"?

200

This is the attraction between two bodies whose force is determined by mass and distance.

What is gravity?

300

This town in upstate New York is home to the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame.

What is Cooperstown?

300

This urban park in the Nation's Capital divides the northwest quadrant of the city. 

What is Rock Creek?

300

This means to lightly fry, then stew slowly in an enclosed container.

What is braise?

300

Movies set in the old American frontier but produced in Italy gained this appetizing nickname.

What are "spaghetti westerns"?

300

This singer's name was a tipoff to the fame he'd gain from such hits as "All of Me."

Who is John Legend?
400

This South American nation has won the most World Cup titles.

What is Brazil?

400

The National Park Service traces its origins to the creation of this Western park in 1873.

What is Yellowstone?

400
TV icon Julia Child and her cooking show were known by this continental title.

What is the French Chef?

400

He became known as the king of suspense and horror through such films as "The Birds" and "Psycho."

Who was Alfred Hitchcock?

400

This was the son of the second U.S. president, who also served as chief executive--also for only one term.

Who was John Quincy Adams?
500

For 20 years (1947-67), the National Hockey League consisted of just this number of teams. 

What is six?


500

The National Park Service is housed within this department of the federal government. 

What is Interior?

500

This is the temporary or permanent coming together of two liquids that would normally resist combination. 

What is emulsion?

500

What professionals call a tilted scene on screen.

What is a Dutch Angle?

500

The English name for the Japanese legislature might scare off heavy eaters. 

What is the diet?