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Located in Africa, its name means “great mountain” & it has 2 peaks, kibo & mawenzi, that are 7 miles apart Bruce Wayne lives in this dc comics’ fictional American city
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  • Mountains
  • Located in Africa, its name means “great mountain” & it has 2 peaks, kibo & mawenzi, that are 7 miles apart
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  • Fictional Locales
  • Bruce Wayne lives in this dc comics’ fictional American city
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  • Classic Games
  • Since 1965, cavity Sam has been the man at the center of this game
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  • Scientific Discoveries
  • Its discovery was announced on march 13, 1930, percival Lowell’s birthday
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  • Historic Names
  • The first permanent English settlement in North America was named after this king of England
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  • British Authors
  • In a letter to Orwell he said “the World’s rulers will discover that infant conditioning (is) more efficient …than…prisons”
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  • Science & Industry
  • In 1891 this Swede said, “perhaps my factories will put an end to war sooner than your congresses”
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  • The 1960s
  • A conference held in Baghdad in 1960 led to the creation of this international organization
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  • Brand Names
  • In the 1930s this product was advertised with the phrase “don’t put a cold in your rocket”
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  • Names
  • The name of a blue ox of lore, or a non-blue pig of film
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  • Philosophers
  • His last name means a type of burial place & in 1855 that’s where he went
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  • 16th Century Scientists
  • It is said of this man that he “stopped the sun and moved the earth”
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  • Famous Names
  • Bartlett’s lists the quotation “viva la huelga!” Which means “long live the strike”, under his name
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  • The Beatles
  • Of the Beatles’ 20 U.S. NO. 1 hits, this song has the shortest title
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  • The Spanish-American War
  • 1 of 2 current U.S. possessions acquired as a result of the Spanish-American war
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  • The Old Testament
  • This man was given the armor, helmet & sword of the First king of Israel, but refused to use them
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  • Fads
  • It was inspired by a piece of Australian physics education equipment & 100 million were sold worldwide in 1958
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  • The 16th Century
  • In 1521 he was the credited author of “defense of the 7 sacraments” against martin Luther’s attacks
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  • Famous Ships
  • On December 27, 1831 it departed Plymouth, England to map the coastline of South America
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  • Cities Of The European Union
  • A hanseatic city, this port of 1.8 million is the largest European Union city that’s not a capital
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  • Movie Trivia
  • Tatum o’neal, & John houseman both won supporting acting Oscars for 1973 films with this word in the title
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  • Greek Mythology
  • Famous mother of pyrrha, who survived the great flood & with her husband repopulated the earth
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  • The Continents
  • It’s the continent that’s home to the most U.N. Member countries
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  • Business & Industry
  • Founded in 1908, this big company was removed from the S&P 500 in 2009 after filing for bankruptcy but returned in 2013
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  • Disasters
  • This began September 2, 1666 in the house of the king’s baker in pudding lane
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  • Symbols
  • One legend says Clovis, king of the franks, adopted this symbol after flowers revealed a safe river crossing for his army
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  • Broadway
  • A 2009 White House Performance by Lin-Manuel Miranda was expanded to become this 2015 hit musical
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  • Brand Names
  • Common antiseptic product named for a 19th century surgical pioneer
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  • 20th Century Play Titles
  • This play’s title comes from the name of a Greek king said to have carved a statue of a woman & fallen in love with it
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  • 1970s Films
  • In 2013 Mario cuomo said he finally saw this mob film & called it “maybe …a masterpiece”
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  • The Nobel Prize
  • In 1921 this German born physicist won the Nobel prize
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  • World Leaders
  • Shortly, after he received the 1990 Nobel peace prize, his country ceased to exist
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  • British Authors
  • The pharmaceutical journal praised her 1920 first novel, saying it dealt “with poisons in a knowledgeable way”
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  • Music In America
  • Established by Congress in 1798, it’s the oldest continuously active U.S. professional music ensemble
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  • Opera
  • In a bit of foreshadowing, the title character’s dad has committed suicide before the action of this 1904 opera
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  • Sculpture
  • In march 1957 Elvis Presley bought this former church & turned it into a home
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  • Travel & Tourism
  • Pisa, Italy’s international airport is named for this astronomer
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  • Languages
  • In South America, these are the 2 most widely spoken languages
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  • Space
  • The Cassini-Huygens spacecraft entered into orbit around this planet in 2004, before landing on titan
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  • American Authors
  • He was the first to have both fiction & nonfiction NO. 1 New York Times bestsellers; the latter featured his beloved poodle
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  • Languages
  • An act passed in 1969 made these the 2 official languages of Canada
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  • 2004
  • Watching the Super Bowl halftime, the head of this government agency kept saying, “my day is going to” be lousy “tomorrow”
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  • 19th Century Novel Characters
  • His “spinal column was curved” …the “head was between the shoulder blades and… one leg was shorter than the other”
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  • Bodies Of Water
  • Covering more than half a million square miles, it’s the world’s largest gulf
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  • North America
  • It’s Mexico’s northernmost state, but part of its name means “low”
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  • Scientists
  • As a humorous tribute, an astronomical term equivalent to at least 4 billion has been named for this astronomer
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  • Ethnic Groups
  • About 15 percent of Americans claim this Central European ancestry making it the nation’s largest ethnic group
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  • NATO Countries
  • With a population of under 400,000 this founding member of nato remains the smallest of the member nations
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  • 20th Century Women
  • This British royal was time magazine’s woman of the year for 1953
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  • Constitutional Monarchies
  • The Constitution of this country allows the monarch to abdicate, which has happened in 1948, 1980 & 2013
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  • Word Origins
  • This noun meaning a secret plan comes from the Latin for “to breathe together”
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  • Science Words
  • An article on radium decay that was in the journal of the chemical society in 1907 has the 1st use of this word in physics
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  • Dog Breeds
  • This small breed is named for a member of the 17th century house of Stuart
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  • Foreign Leaders
  • In 1964 this South African was convicted of sabotage & conspiracy; he served over 20 years in prison
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  • Philosophy
  • This ancient Chinese thinker said, “the superior man does not, even for… a single meal, act contrary to virtue”
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  • World Geography
  • The last 2 countries alphabetically, Victoria falls lies on their mutual border
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  • Abbreviations
  • Its meaning as an individual product dates to 1977; its meaning as conforming to orthodox opinion dates to 1986
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  • The Mediterranean
  • It’s the only U.N. Member country in the Mediterranean where English is an official national language
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  • Science Words
  • This word from Latin for “unfold” isn’t in the 1st edition of “origin of species” but does appear in later editions
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  • The Oscars
  • This 1977 film is the only best picture to have a woman’s full name in the title
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  • The Ancient World
  • Dedicated to a female, it’s among the few of the 7 ancient wonders whose runs you can visit
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  • British Novels
  • Stephen king borrowed the name of his fictional town castle rock from this 1950s novel about stranded boys
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  • Famous Homes
  • In march 1957 Elvis Presley bought this former church & turned it into a home
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  • Fictional Locales
  • The hunger games trilogy is set in this country whose name is Latin for “bread”
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  • African Countries
  • These 2 6-letter rhyming countries both derive their names from rivers & were both once controlled by Great Britain
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  • The 1960s
  • Secret service protection was extended to presidential candidates after this senator was killed in 1968
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  • Broadway
  • In 2013 this musical based on a Disney movie became the first show to gross $1 billion on Broadway
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  • Board Games
  • In the classic version of monopoly, the only 2 improvable properties without “avenue” or “place” in their names
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  • Literary Title Words
  • It was Giovanni boccaccio who added this adjective to another Italian author’s “comedy”
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  • State Symbols
  • This animal appears on Wisconsin’s flag & seal & in its nickname
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  • Travel & Tourism
  • Souvenirs sold at this landmark have included 1962 world’s fair glassware & mugs boasting “i made it to the top”
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  • Cereal Brands
  • In august 1999, for the first time in its 75-year history, this cereal featured soccer stars on its boxes
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  • Musical Instruments
  • An 1895 catalog described it as a “musical wonder…anyone can play it; imitates fowls, animals, bagpipes”
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  • Technology
  • In 1996 there were about 5 billion of these; in 2007 PC world stopped selling them
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  • Food & Drink
  • This coffee is known by the name of the Nashville hotel where it built its reputation
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  • European Cities
  • Clement VI was the 4th of 7 popes based in this French city
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