SHIP NAMES
AMAZING ANIMALS
THAT'S EXPENSIVE!
DOUBLE E, DOUBLE O
IN COUNTRY
200
'The Cunard liner Carpathia arrived 1 hour & 20 minutes after this other ship went down'
the Titanic
200
'The biggest hunting parties in the animal kingdom are by these ants that can be over 200,000 strong'
army ants
200
'"Antiques Roadshow" veteran Kenneth Gloss put a $25-35 million price tag on a 1st edition Bible printed by this man'
Gutenberg
200
'A revealing woman's blouse, or a game to play with Baby'
peekaboo
200
'Tampico,
Oaxaca,
Mazatlan'
Mexico
400
'The name of this Spanish slave ship, the subject of a Spielberg film, means "friendship"'
Amistad
400
'The heaviest tree dwellers on earth are these animals of Sumatra & Borneo that can weigh up to 300 pounds'
orangutans
400
'Nothing says romance like eating this fungus, particularly a black perigord from France'
truffles
400
'A pony, a feather & macaroni are featured in the first verse of this song'
Yankee Doodle
400
'Kakata,
Buchanan,
Monrovia'
Liberia
600
'A pro-war slogan of 1898 was "Remember" this ship, "to hell with Spain!"'
the Maine
600
'This shark, named for its size, has thousands of teeth, but each is just 3 millimeters long, hence its not quite fearsome jaws'
a whale shark
600
'In 2010 his hitting & third base playing services cost the Yankees $33 million'
Alex Rodriguez
600
'2-word anatomical term for a craving for candy'
a sweet tooth
600
'Zakinthos,
Andros,
Pappades'
Greece
800
'One of the first frigates built for the U.S. Navy, it was launched in Boston on Oct. 21, 1797'
the Constitution
800
'More than 140 species of these reef makers all spawn at the same time in the world's largest event of its kind'
coral
800
'This pop artist's painting "Eight Elvises" sold for $100 million in 2008'
Warhol
800
'Flying targets simulate the flight of game birds in this 2-word activity; pull!'
skeet shooting
800
'Uranium City,
Inuvik,
Yellowknife'
Canada
1000
'A white concrete & steel structure spans the hull of this sunken battleship, a national memorial since 1962'
the Arizona
1000
'Found throughout North America, the whistling type of this has the most feathers of any bird, over 25,000'
swans
1000
'Got $675,000? Then the Alma-Tadema, a piano made by this company founded by a 19th c. German man, could be yours'
Steinway
1000
'Stringlike metal shavings used for scouring, polishing & smoothing; no sheep necessary'
steel wool
1000
'Sao Luis,
Manaus,
Rio Verde'
Brazil