WHICH WITCH MOVIE?
HOW INVENTIVE
WORDS OF WISDOM

THE MUSICAL '70s
CLASSIC NOVELS
ANAGRAMMED U.S. CITIES
400

Margaret Hamilton, 1939

The Wizard of Oz

400

In 1883 Jan Matzeliger created a lasting machine--it stretched a shoe over a form & attached it to this bottom part

the sole

400

A wise man, or the Salvia officinalis in his garden

Sage

400

References to Buddy Holly abound in this Don McLean hit about "the day the music died"

"American Pie"

400

The vengeful Madame Defarge was created for this historical novel

A Tale of Two Cities

400

Keno Spa, Washington

Spokane

800

Nicole Kidman,
2005

Bewitched

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800

During WWI he equipped a new lab for antisubmarine research on Eagle Rock Mountain near West Orange, New Jersey

Edison

800

"Dis" word means careful to keep things confidential

discreet

800

Fleetwood Mac's only No. 1 hit, "Dreams", was written by her, a member of the group

Stevie Nicks

800

**DAILY DOUBLE**

This Edith Wharton novel ends, "Newland Archer got up slowly and walked back alone to his hotel"

The Age of Innocence

800

Diagnose, California

San Diego

1200

Tilda Swinton,
2005

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

1200

In 1959 this corporation introduced the first office copier based on Chester Carlson's instant copying technique

Xerox

1200

There's a little mammalian insectivore in this word meaning "sharp in judgment"

shrewd

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1200

He received a Grammy for Best Male Pop Vocal in 1978 for "Copacabana (At The Copa)"

Barry Manilow

1200

This classic by William Faulkner is "a tale told by an idiot... signifying nothing"

The Sound and the Fury

1200

Reno Sky, New York

Yonkers

1600

Nicole Kidman & Sandra Bullock,
1998

Practical Magic

1600

**DAILY DOUBLE**

In 1679 Denis Papin invented the "steam digester", the forerunner of this very "P.C." kitchen appliance

a pressure cooker

1600

From Latin for "touch", it's sensitivity & skill in dealing with others

tact

1600

The perfect song for rainy days (half of the title), this adult contemporary tune is heard here

"Rainy Days And Mondays"

1600

This autobiographical 1916 novel by James Joyce portrays the early years of Stephen Dedalus

A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man

1600

Seam, Arizona

Mesa

2000

Neve Campbell & Fairuza Balk,
1996

The Craft

2000

In 1835 German chemist Justus von Liebig became the first to create a mirror by coating the back of glass with this metal

silver

2000

In math this adjective describes a number expressible as a quotient of 2 integers

rational

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2000

This disco hit about a workplace says, "Keep those rags and machines humming"

"Car Wash"

2000

In the first chapter of this dystopian novel, "I don't think so" is the answer to "Aren't there any grownups at all?"

Lord of the Flies

2000

Seam, Iowa

Ames