IN BETWEEN
MONEY, MONEY, MONEY
MATH MEN, MYTH MEN
NEVER BORED OF BOARD GAMES
WHICH CONTINENT?
"PEANUT," "BUTTER," "JELLY," "TIME"
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Since the 1890s people have used this word for a meal that combines the day's first & second ones; pass the lox
brunch
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The name of this British monetary unit comes from a unit of weight
pound
200
In one version his daughter is among the items he turns to gold with his touch
Midas
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In this board game you must solve the case of millionaire Samuel Black, murdered in his own mansion
Clue
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Is the birthplace of Western civilization
Europe
200
The sea nettle is one of these blobby creatures with stinging tentacles
jellyfish
400
This federal holiday falls between Independence Day & Columbus Day
Labor Day
400
From 1792 to 1873 the U.S. issued silver 5-cent coins called not nickels but "half" these
dimes
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My theorem? That you know this whiz who gave his name to the equation a2 + b2 = c2
Pythagorias
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DAILY DOUBLE
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It's "the classic naval combat game"
Battlship
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Is home to the country that produces the most coffee
South America
400
A schedule of events
timetable
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Alphabetically, it's the chemical element between strontium & tantalum
sulfur
600
The Lincoln Memorial is on the back of this U.S. bill
the $5 bill
600
We're 100/100ths sure that Simon Stevin introduced the concept of "decimal" these to Europe in 1585
fractions
600
Good deeds allow you to climb up, but watch out for the slides in this game where you try to reach the 100 square
Chutes and Ladders
600
Is the birthplace of most of the world's major religions
Asia
600
In a table setting, it's placed on its own small plate above the forks
a butter knife
800
These 4 pointy teeth are between your premolars & your incisors
your canines
800
A silver tetradrachm from the 300s B.C. features a "Great" portrait of him
Alexander the Great
800
The ancient Greek Hipparchus pioneered this branch of math, from ancient Greek for "triangle" & "measure"
trigonometry
800
Use your skull in all of the activities of this game whose name is a synonym for "skull"
Cranium
800
Is where you'd find the Adelie Coast
Antarctica
800
This candy made of caramelized sugar & a legume is easily broken-- but that's the point!
peanut brittle
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It sounds like the solar system's biggest moon, but it's No. 2, between Ganymede & Callisto
Titan
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English settlers in the New World used this word from Algonquian for beads used as Indian money
wampum
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In mythology Prometheus isn't chained to that rock forever; this hero rescues him
Hercules
1000
In 2016 news an A.I. program beat a champion of this 2-letter game with 361 pieces
Go
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Is the second-largest in area & population
Africa
1000
Alliterative name for chunks of Styrofoam that spill all over the floor when unpacking a box you've received
packing peanuts