Capital Cities
$200: It joins Yokohama in a Metro area home to more than 30 million people. Tokyo
$400: The Maly & Bolshoi theaters are on its Teatralnaya Square. Moscow
$600: It fell to British troops in 1917 & to U.S. troops on April 9, 2003. Baghdad
DD$1000: Once the capital of Spain's New World empire, this South American city was founded by Pizarro in 1535. Lima
$1000: The Rideau canal separates this North American capital into upper & lower regions. Ottawa

Movie Objects
$200: In "The Wizard of Oz", the Wicked Witch of the West watches these disappear & then finds them on Dorothy. Ruby Slippers
$400: In this holiday classic, Ralphie's dad's "leg lamp" causes quite a stir. A Christmas Story
$600: At the beginning of "Close Encounters", a bunch of these, missing since 1945, are found in the Sonoran Desert. Airplanes
$800: This shiny title object from a 2007 fantasy film is actually an alethiometer, which cryptically answers questions. The Golden Compass
$1000: When Jimmy Stewart finds these items from his daughter Zuzu in his pocket in "It's a Wonderful Life", all is well. Flower petals

Food Festivals
$200: Make room for guacamole & head to Fallbrook, California for its festival of this fruit. Avocados
$400: Bridge City, Louisiana is famous for this festival where a lot of stewing goes on--seafood or chicken? Gumbo
$600: You'll find deep dish pizza & more at the "Taste of" this city, in Grant Park. Chicago
$800: The largest ethnic festival in Arkansas highlights foods from this country, like gyros & souvlaki. Greece
$1000: The Valparaiso Popcorn Festival in Indiana has a parade named for this man, America's popcorn king. Orville Redenbacher

Mammals
$200: Like mice, chipmunks belong to this order of mammals. Rodentia
$400: Down Under, a male one of these is called a buck, Boomer or jack. Kangaroo
$600: Our domesticated hogs are descended from these "wild" mammals of Europe. Wild Boars
$800: The daily diet for this toothless mammal is some 30,000 termites & the insect in its name. Ant-eater
$1000: One of 2 living water mammals, also called sea cows, that belong to the order sirenia. Manatee

Take The Fifth
$200: With the familiar 4,note opener, his Fifth Symphony has been called "the most popular orchestral work ever written". Beethoven
$400: Our fifth president, he moved into a renovated post-torching White House. Monroe
$600: This fifth book of the Bible ends with the death of Moses. Deuteronomy
$800: The first American in space, he would later become the fifth man on the Moon. Alan Shephard
$1000: You get a B if you know it's the fifth element on the periodic table. Boron

Words In February
$200: The cost to ride a bus or subway. Fare
$400: Extremely uncommon, or how I like my steak. Rare
$600: Exercise rail used by ballet dancers. Bar
$800: Grain for sandwich bread. Rye
$1000: For mercury it's only 88 days long. Year

Geometry
$400: In books 1 through 4 of his "Elements", he covered the rudiments of plane geometry. Euclid
$800: Two or more circles that have the same center point are said to be this, from the Latin for "together center". Concentric
$1200: You deserve straight as if you know that a straight angle has this many degrees. 180
$1600: Because the angle here is more than 90 degrees, both the angle & the triangle are classified as this. Obtuse
DD$2500: When carried out yo 5 decimal places, Pi equals this. 3.14159

Graphic Novels
$400: Though the show has ended, Joss Whedon still writes graphic novels about Angel & this title character. Buffy
$800: "The Photographer" Chronicles a trip to Afghanistan with this medical humanitarian organization. Doctors Without Borders
$1200: A graphic novel by Robert Venditti & Brett Weldele was the basis for this Bruce Willis film about androids that live for users. Surrogates
$1600: Tim Hamilton illustrated the authorized adaptation of this dystopian classic by Ray Bradbury. Fahrenheit 451
$2000: Art Spiegelman tackled the holocaust in this graphic novel that portrayed Germans as cats. Maus

Class "E"
$400: Elementary classroom culture & management is an offering from Stanford's school of this. Education
$800: In the name of a Penn department, Earth Studies is paired with these earth-friendly studies. Environmental Studies
$1200: Don't bug me! I'm doing my reading for this class in which we study insects. Entymology
DD$2500: At Harvard, Introduction to Game Theory is a course on this. Economics
$2000: Often paired with public health, it's the branch of medicine that deals with outbreaks of infectious diseases. Epidemiology

Presidential Alma Maters
$400: United States Military Academy (class of 1843). Ulysses Grant
$800: William & Mary College (class of 1762). Jefferson
$1200: University of Michigan (class of 1935). Ford
$1600: Yale University (class of 1948). George H.W. Bush
$2000: Whittier College (class of 1934). Nixon

Portrait Of Whom?
$400: A 17th-century holder of this holy office in a 20th-century portrait. The Pope
$800: This English king in his coronation robes, a 1760 work by Allan ramsay. George III
$1200: This person seen here by Rembrandt, not Whistler. The Artist's Mother
$1600: This super-impressionist, by fellow painter Renoir, 1875. Monet
$2000: Seen here, Giovanni, a younger member of this Tuscan family. Di Medici

I'm Feelin' Happy!
$400: This "pleased" company is known for its drawstring trash bags. Glad
$800: Rapture, or the first name of Ms. Behar of "The View"... so what? who cares? Joy
$1200: In titles, it precedes "Adventures of Robin Hood" & "Wives of Windsor". Merry
$1600: Greatly pleased, you're said to be this verb "pink" but to me, that sounds awful! Tickled
$2000: Ron Burgundy sang--but I won't--"a-uh-aa-aa-aa... afternoon" this. Delight

Olympic Venues
At above 7,000 feet, this western hemisphere city had the highest altitude ever of a Summer Olympics host city.
Mexico City