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Answer: This term was coined by Raphael Lemkin to describe atrocities by the Ottoman Empire and Nazi Germany.

Question: >!What is a genocide?!< 

$400: "Captivated by rural life," this man moved to Stannard, Vermont in 1968. >!Who is Bernie Sanders?!< 

$800: She shook up the political world by beating New York House Member Joe Crowley in 2018. >!Who is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC)?!< 

$1200: This Michigan House Member is the first Palestinian-American woman elected to Congress. >!Who is Rashida Tlaib?!< 

$1600: (Daily Double) When Keith Ellison left the House to be Attorney General of Minnesota, this woman took over. >!Who is Ilhan Omar?!< 

$2000: This member of Britain's Parliament was leader of the Labour Party from 2015 to 2020. >!Who is Jeremy Corbyn?!< 

$200: In Isaiah 1, the prophet condemns the sins of ancient Judah by comparing it to these destroyed twin cities. >!What are Sodom and Gomorrah?!<

$400: The seraphim in the temple in Isaiah 6 describe the Lord by using this word three times. >!What is holy?!<

$600: (Daily Double) Isaiah 7:14 is a text used to defend this key doctrine about Jesus Christ and His mother Mary. >!What is the Virgin Birth?!<

$800: In Isaiah 36, Judah deals with an attack by the king of this powerful Eighth Century B.C. Empire. >!What is the Assyrian Empire?!< 

$1000: In Isaiah 53:5, Isaiah uses this plural "I" word to describe mankind's sins. >!What are iniquities?!<

Answer: On May 8, 1970, Howard Cosell said to this man: "You offered, I think, the best the human spirit can offer."

Question: >!Who is Willis Reed?!<

$400: This river, named for a midwestern state, is just one mile longer than its legendary source river. >!What is the Missouri River?!< 

$800: Radio or TV stations with call letters that begin with the letter K are usually west of this river. >!What is the Mississippi River?!< 

$1200: (Daily Double) This river received its name from Alaska and Canada's Gwich'in people. >!What is the Yukon River?!< 

$1600: Outside of the United States, this river is known as "The River of the North." >!What is the Rio Grande?!<  

$2000: This river got its name from Spanish explorers describing its color. >!What is the Colorado River?!< 

$200: This key leader of the Civil Rights Movement was born to Earl Little and Louise Langdon in 1925. >!Who is Malcolm X?!< 

$400: This legendary "PBS News Hour" anchor, born in 1934, was the moderator of 12 Presidential Debates. >!Who is Jim Lehrer?!< 

$600: This Frenchman and wrestling icon, born in 1949, starred as Fezzik in Rob Reiner's "The Princess Bride." >!Who is Andre the Giant?!< 

$800: This iconic black playwright, born in 1930, viewed "Les Blancs" as her most important work. >!Who is Lorraine Hansberry?!<

$1000: This star Saints quarterback, and father of Peyton and Eli, was born in 1949. >!Who is Archie Manning?!< 

Answer: This place was completed on September 29, 1990, with President George H.W. Bush there as a witness.

Question: >!What is the Washington National Cathedral?!<

$400: This “Team of the 90s” manager won his only title in 1995. >!Who is Bobby Cox?!<

$800: This Dodgers legend managed the “Miracle Mets” to their first title in 1969. >!Who is Gil Hodges?!<

$1200: This legendary Orioles manager got his only World Series ring in 1970, in between losses to the Mets and the Pirates. >!Who is Earl Weaver?!<

$1600: He won a title as a player in 1981, but it took him 41 years before winning one as a manager. >!Who is Dusty Baker?!<

$2000: (Daily Double) This man was the manager of five teams, but his sweetest year came in 1990, when his Reds beat the A’s. >!Who is Lou Piniella?!<

$200: When they awarded this children’s TV legend in 1992, they thanked him for teaching us a little about life every day. >!Who is Mister Rogers?!<

$400: In 1962, they awarded this man for the concise elucidation of his nightly news programs. >!Who is Walter Cronkite?!<

$600: In 1985, they thanked him, along with Steve Allen and Jack Parr, for lifting late-night TV from the graveyard. >!Who is Johnny Carson?!<

$800: (Daily Double) In 1995, they praised this person’s commitment to empowering women and improving the lives of children. >!Who is Oprah?!<

$1000: In 2019, they honored this “Selma” director for her probing and sensitive Netflix miniseries about the Central Park Five. >!Who is Ava DuVernay?!<

Answer: This British man released the first of a six-volume history about a dying empire on February 17, 1776.

Question: >!Who is Edward Gibbon?!< 

Answer: Super Bowl Champion running back Matt Snell is the only man to score a Super Bowl touchdown for this franchise 

Question: >!Who are the New York Jets?!< 

$400: Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell, and Sophie Cunningham >!Who are the Indiana Fever?!<

$800: Sabrina Ionescu, Breanna Stewart, and Satou Sabally >!Who are the New York Liberty?!<

$1200: A'ja Wilson, Jackie Young, and Chelsea Gray >!Who are the Las Vegas Aces?!<

$1600: Paige Bueckers, Arike Ogunbowale, and Jessica Shepard >!Who are the Dallas Wings?!<

$2000: Angel Reese, Allisha Gray, and Jordin Canada >!Who are the Atlanta Dream?!<

Each correct response will be about Oscar-winning movies that begin with the letter C. 

$200: Roger Ebert said his vision of heaven was this 1941 Orson Welles classic and Haagen Dazs Vanilla Ice Cream >!What is Citizen Kane?!<

$400: This classic 1942 movie was released early, following the Allied invasion of North Africa >!What is Casablanca?!< 

$600: This 1981 movie tells the story of a Christian man and a Jewish man's hard road to victory at the 1924 Paris Olympics >!What are Chariots of Fire?!<

$800: (Daily Double) This 2002 movie is the most recent musical to win the Academy Award for Best Picture >!What is Chicago?!<

$1000: The title of this 2021 Best Picture winner comes from an acronym coined by Millie Brother >!What is CODA?!< 

Answer: This device, which was first used during the Spanish Civil War, received its name during the Winter War between the Soviet Union and Finland

Question: >!What is a molotov cocktail?!<

$400: “Pod Save America” was created by four men who worked for this President >!Who is Barack Obama?!<

$800: The “Political Gabfest,” a pioneer in the genre, was launched by this opinion website in 2005 >!What is Slate?!<

$1200: Andrew Kolvet and Blake Neff now host the podcast created by this man >!Who is Charlie Kirk?!<

$1600: This political podcaster returned to the game in early 2026, after a year as Deputy Director of the FBI >!Who is Dan Bongino?!<

$2000: “Why Is This Happening?” is a weekly podcast by this host of MS NOW’s “All In” >!Who is Chris Hayes?!<

$200: This woman is the recipient of the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize >!Who is Mother Theresa?!<

$400: This woman, a co-founder of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, is the author of “Steps to Christ” and “The Great Controversy” >!Who is Ellen G. White?!<

$600: This woman, the founder of Christian Science, is the author of “Science and Health” >!Who is Mary Baker Eddy?!<

$800: This Christian woman wrote about the efforts she and her family took to protect Jews from the Holocaust in “The Hiding Place” >!Who is Corrie ten Boom?!<

$1000: The name of this woman, the mother of church father Augustine, is now shared by actress Bellucci and tennis player Seles >!Who is Monica?!<

Answer: In February 2005, Mehmet Ali Ağca wrote a letter to this man, hoping for a speedy recovery

Each correct response will end with the letters "sts"

Answers: 

$400: These kind of people specialize in the art of arranging, designing, and selling cut flowers

$800: Frederick Douglass and William Lloyd Garrison were these kind of activists

$1200: We haven't confirmed that Jimmy Hoffa was one of these spooky people that Sam Darnold saw when playing for the New York Jets

$1600: These kind of people believe that Jews have the right to a nation in their ancient homeland in the Middle East

$2000: (Daily Double) These creatures come out of the bottomless pit in Revelation 9

Answers:

$200: “The Daily,” by this outlet, is a pioneer in the genre

$400: (Daily Double) “What’s News” is a headline podcast from this national paper 

$600: You can listen to Steve Inskeep a little early on “Up First,” a podcast from this network

$800: Before putting on Robin, Michael, and George, you can listen to “Start Here” from this network 

$1000: Morning Wire is a podcast from the media company founded Jeremy Boreing and this conservative podcaster 

Answer: In 1986, this network unveiled a new logo that was originally created for them in 1980