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THE STATUE OF LIBERTY

200

'Give this man a "prize"! He used his newspaper, the World, to help raise funds for the Statue's pedestal'

Pulitzer

400

'Sculptor Frederic Bartholdi constructed the Statue out of this, hammering sheets of it in a technique called repousse'

copper

600

'Her poem about the Statue of Liberty says, "Her mild eyes command / the air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame"'

Emma Lazarus

800

'A "magician of iron", this French engineer designed Lady Liberty's skeletal framework'

Eiffel

1000

'The Statue's full proper title is "Liberty" doing this to "The World"'

enlightening

MEANINGFUL STAGE NAMES

200

'Wrestler Steve Williams adopted this surname in tribute to Lee Majors' superhuman TV character'

Austin

400

'This Mindfreak-y performer changed his name from Christopher Sarantakos'

Criss Angel

600

'Focus on the middle name of Richard Melville Hall to figure out he's better known as this techno musician'

Moby

800

'Louis Lindley is known as this to movie lovers because he was told he wouldn't make much money in the rodeo'

Slim Pickens

1000

'Donald Lytle's choice of this stage name made extra sense when "Take This Job And Shove It" became his biggest hit'

(Johnny) Paycheck

WHERE'S THE PROBLEM?

200

'Cirrhosis'

the liver

400

'Rhinitis'

the nose

600

'Silicosis'

the lungs

800

'Glossitis'

the tongue

1000

'Meniere disease'

the inner ear

LIBRARIES

200

'Entitled to free copies of all books printed in Britain, the Bodleian Library is the main library of this university'

Oxford

400

'This city's first public library opened in 1873 in a circular water tank that had survived the Great Fire'

Chicago

600

'Both he and Bess are buried in the courtyard of his Presidential Library in Independence, Missouri'

Harry S. Truman

800

'Robert Frost & Daniel Webster collections are housed at a special collections library at this Ivy League school'

Dartmouth

1000

'A library at the U.N. serves as a memorial to this Secretary-General who was killed in a 1961 plane crash'

Dag Hammarskjold

"SH"!

200

'Many a manly man sports a "five o'clock" one of these'

a shadow

400

'From the name of a British Army officer, they're fragments from an exploded artillery shell'

shrapnel

600

'2 to 4 feet long, the spiny dogfish is probably the most abundant species of this fish on the U.S. Atlantic Coast'

shark

800

'Some Native Americans believe these medicine men have contact with the spirit world'

shamen

1000

'Add Asian flair to a room by partitioning it off or accenting it with one of these rice paper screens'

shoji