Famous People
He commanded the German "Afrika Korps" during World War Two.
Erwin Rommel
This is the first letter of the Greek alphabet.
Alpha
This is William Shakespeare's briefest play.
MacBeth
The "Red Paint People" were paleolithic inhabitants of this state, now home of red lobsters.
Maine
These are the two planets between which you find the asteroid belt.
Mars and Jupiter.
He wrote "The Origin of Species."
Charles Darwin
This is the universal language of the Catholic Church.
Latin
This is a large, heavy knife with a blade shaped like a broad sword, originally designed for cutting through vegetation.
Machete
Ten million years ago, you caouldn't get to the bottom of this 217-mile-long Arizona gorge; it didn't exist.
The Grand Canyon
This is the common name of an infinite spacetime warp.
A black hole.
Before Barry Bonds surpassed his Major League Baseball all-time home run record in 2007, this man held the record of 755 home runs since 1974.
Henry (Hank) Aaron
This is the vertical part of a stair step
Riser or Rise
This is a mountainous region in southeastern Europe. It was also the home to Alexander the Great's father, Philip.
Macedon or Macedonia
It was only ten thousand years ago that the last of these retreated over North America, leaving the now "Great Lakes."
Glaciers
This is the common term for an organic catalyst.
An enzyme.
This Russian monk exerted great influence of the last Czar and Czarina of Russia.
Grigor Rasputin
This is the mallet used by a court judge.
Gavel
This is the word for a measure of great speed, usually achieved by airplanes.
Mach
All the encyclopedias once used by the "Jeopardy!" game show had the same painting of this ancient california cat whose genus is "Smilodon."
Saber-toothed tiger.
This is the material from which most micro-electronic chips -- or "microchips" are made from. This material also is the name for a particular place in California where tech companies like Apple Inc. are concentrated
Silicon
He is the creator of the Muppets.
Jim Henson
THese are the two most widely spoken languages in South America.
Spanish and Portuguese.
His name stands for all that is cunning or two-faced in politics. He also is the source of the cliche "The end justifies the means."
Machiavelli
They were only connected from 26,000 -- 8,000 B.C.E., which is why American human remains date back just 20,000 years.
Siberia (Russia) and Alaska
About 25% of the bones of your body are located in this part of your body.
The foot