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September-November 2010

The Ten Commandments
What is each Commandment writ upon Moses's tablet, according to the King James Bible (Anglican)?

The Movies: Superhero Foes
Pair each film superhero with his--or one of his in the case of remakes--primary on-screen antagonist?

Element-ary Symbols
... are anything but elementary when the symbols don't readily correspond to the English word--no O for Oxygen or Ni for Nickel here.

African Cities
Can you match each of these 10 of Africa's 20 most populous cities with its country?

The Birds
Which entry on the left describes each fine feathered friend on the right?

AKA--Male Singers
Which nickname fits each musical superstar?

Vocabulary 201
Defining each word on the left will be harder than is normal in our vocab matches.

Vs.
Who opposed each other in these great battles in history?

"And the Winner Is ... Not!": The Actresses
Though nominated for these movies, these stars did not take home Best Actress Oscars for their performances.

CUe Us In
... by defining each word beginning CU.

Next Number, Please
What number continues each mathematical sequence?

Fictional Trios--The Men
Match each fictional threesome with the type of role he plays.

The Lyrics of the Rolling Stones
Pair the lyrics to the title of each song Mick and Keith and the boys have given us.

Multiple Roles
Match each actor with the multiple roles he plays in one movie.

From the Greek
Define each English word that comes to us directly from Greek.

A River Runs Through It, Mississippi Version
Which city is located on the Mississippi River and each of its tributaries?

Trios in the Arts and Literature: The Men
As what has each trio of men won fame?

Animals of Australia
No place on Earth has the strange animals like those that are at home Down Under.

American News Timeline, 2000-2009
While none of these events was the biggest story of the year in which they occurred, they still had us talking.

State Mottoes
Pair the motto with the U. S. state that has adopted it.

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