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IT'S ELEMENTAL
NOT THE DREADED SPELLING CATEGORY
LIES, THEFT & FRAUD
BODIES OF BRONZE & MARBLE
LAST NAME'S THE SAME
200
'This noble gas, Kr, shares its name with a fictional planet'
krypton
200
'Fabled land where Dorothy met the Scarecrow & found the wizard'
O-Z
200
'This "mania", the irresistible impulse to steal, comes from the Greek for "thief"'
kleptomania
200
'Horatio Greenough's 1840 statue of this president represented him posed like the god Zeus'
George Washington
200
'Demi & Mandy'
Moore
400
'The most abundant compound in the earth's crust is SiO2, the Si standing for this element'
silicon
400
'The syllable used for the first note on the musical scale in solmization'
D-O
400
'The theft of a small amount of money isn't a felony but rather this 11-letter term'
misdemeanor
400
'This "contemplative" bronze by Rodin was originally called "The Poet"'
The Thinker
400
'Ashlee & Homer'
Simpson
600
'A seal in your pool isn't good; Cl, this element is okay'
chlorine
600
'Take a look:
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A-T
600
'It's the legal term for willful giving of false testimony under oath'
perjury
600
'In 1820 the Marquis de Riviere bought this newly discovered armless statue & presented it to Louis XVIII'
Venus de Milo
600
'Katie & Sherlock'
Holmes
800
'This element, Pm, was named for the guy who gave fire to humanity in Greek legend'
promethium
800
'This 2-letter term for a type of bovine can also mean a clumsy person'
O-X
800
'"Clothing" term used to describe nonviolent law violations like fraud, especially in the business world'
white-collar
800
'Included in the Elgin marbles are statues that once stood in the pediments of this temple in Athens'
The Parthenon
800
'Chad Michael & Anne'
Murray
1000
'Bromine & iodine are listed in this periodic table group & are often used in lamps or headlights'
halogens
1000
'First-person nominative plural personal pronoun'
W-E
1000
'In 1986 Ferdinand Marcos' political party was accused of widespread presidential election fraud in this country'
the Philippines
1000
'A famous bronze by the classical Greek sculptor Myron features an athlete in motion preparing to hurl this object'
a discus
1000
'Sienna & Wentworth'
MIller