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TV SHOWS BY CHARACTER

200

'Laverne De Fazio'

Laverne & Shirley

400

'Agent 99'

Get Smart

600

'Martin Crane'

Frasier

800

'Erica Kane'

All My Children

1000

'Carlton the Doorman'

Rhoda

I'LL "C" TO IT

200

'"Gay" or not, it's Spanish for gentleman'

Caballero

400

'It's the droning organism seen here:
(locust relative)'

Cicada

600

'The ability of blood to clot or become semisolid is known as this'

Coagulation

800

'Used as an artificial diamond, it's made from the element symbolized Zr'

Cubic zirconia

1000

'According to yoga philosophy, they are the "wheels" of spiritual energy in the human body'

Chakras

THE KNIGHT

200

'Organized combat between 2 mounted knights trying to unseat each other with blunted lances'

Jousting

400

'Painted on his shield & surcoat, it was a knight's only recognizable feature when his face was covered'

Coat of arms

600

'A favorite of medieval knights, it's the armor-breaking weapon seen here:'

Mace

800

'Serious military training as a knight began when a page became one of these in his teens'

Squire

1000

'From French for "to compose", it's the name of the poet-musicians who sang of the adventures of heroic knights'

Troubadours

LITERATURE

200

'This 1897 novel contains the line "At sunrise the Count could appear in his own form"'

"Dracula"

400

'This 14th century work is divided into 3 sections: "Inferno", "Purgatorio" & "Paradiso"'

"The Divine Comedy"

600

'Dickens said this title character was "born at Blunderstone, in Suffolk" as a "posthumous child"'

"David Copperfield"

800

'This 1861 George Eliot novel is subtitled "The Weaver of Raveloe"'

"Silas Marner"

1000

'At the beginning of Orwell's "Animal Farm", Major Snowball & Napoleon are pigs who live on this farm'

Manor Farm

ARIAS

200

'This Seville strumpet seduces her soldier by singing a seguidilla'

Carmen

400

'Mephistopheles celebrates human greed in the "Song of the Golden Calf" from this Gounod opera'

"Faust"

600

'He composed the following song sung by Siegmund:'

Richard Wagner

800

'The title of this famed aria from "Rigoletto" is translated as "woman is fickle"'

"La Dona e Mobile"

1000

'An aria in "H.M.S. Pinafore" declares, "I'm called Little" this, "though I could never tell why"'

Buttercup