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Open your eyes PQGE0003 $j8 `pppBA No. of earthquakes per year500,000 50,000 5,000 500'O' on the Kelvin scale-273C 0C 32F 100FGames DiMaggio played in his last year116 92 50 12No. of bits in a byte 816 4 2No. of Luftballons997613 3No. of previous baseball commissioners12 8 6 3Fluid ounces in a cup 810 6 4Connie Mack coached Philly for50 yrs 3 yrs12 yrs 4 wksNo. of cubic ft. in a cord128184 66 43Identify 'pearl' anniversary30 yrs20 yrs45 yrs 5 yrsNo. of Int'l time zones2412 9 6God created the earth in 6 days72 hours 7 days 6 hoursTy Cobb's jersey numberNone2216 7No. of sides of a tetragon 42010 7No. of film adaptations of Shakespeare plays199153 32 77How many leptas in a drachma100 10 3 8Identify 'pottery' anniversary 9 yrs18 yrs14 yrs 8 yrsA mile is 5,280 ft11,321 ft 2,740 ft 8,592 ftNo. of rounds in a 'stone'141711 9Cost of Alaska$ 7,200,000$10,900,000$ 1,000,000$ 23Monetary Worth of 'Two Bits'$.25$.10$.50$.75Price of Minnie Pearl's hat$1.98$2.19$1.25$0.98Year salary at $750 semimonthly$18000$17500$18500$17000Price of New York Ave. (MONOPOLY)$200$220$240$180Fare for 1st airline flight$5$15$10$23Price of Tennessee Ave. (MONOPOLY)$180$140$200$240Price of Short Line RR (MONOPOLY)$200$180$220$240Price of Water Works (MONOPOLY)$150$280$240$260Price of Ventnor Ave. (MONOPOLY)$260$150$240$280Price of N. 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League Game1901189618731921Year 'According to Hoyle' first printed18871889191119221st flying saucer reported1947195019371927Ty Cobb's last batting title was in1919194019221929Baseball's 1st night game1935192519451929Year of car on back of $10 bill1926193019221932Year of 1st cardiac surgery1896191119291935Year of 1st animal embryo transplant18981910192619391st singing telegram delivered1933196219281940The Four Horsemen played from1922-251936-391900-031940-43Yr. of Cary Grant's 1st film1932193619391941Year Tucker auto introduced1948194719491951Year of Cocoanut Grove Fire19421949193919521st World Series no-hitter1956190119001952World championship surfing started in1964193919501956Year 'I Love Lucy' began1951195719551962Year goldfish-swallowing began1939193519411962Washington DC stopped using cable cars in1877190319141962Year of Ford Mustang's introduction1964196019621966Yr. Sesame Street 1st aired1959196319521969Yr. of 1st edition of TV GUIDE1953196019641970Keith Moon died in1978198119751971When was the Corvair discontinued1969196419671973Soccer's Pele retired in1971196819791975Football's Jim Brown retired in1966196819791975Nixon's last presidential TV appearance1974197319721976Ellis Island stopped processing aliens in1955190318631977At noon EST, in Chicago it's11 am10 am 1 pm 2 pmAt 12 noon EST, in New York it's12 noon 3 pm11 am 2 pmAvg. lifespan of US dollar bill in yrs.1.54.06.02.6How high is Mt.McKinley(feet)20,32022,23219,68420,840Name of Goodman Ace's TV showEasy AcesAll AcesAce High21No. of zeros in one QUADRILLION15181221A fathom is 6 ft16 ft12 ft21 ftMaximum life-span of a freshwater oyster (years)8010 622A 'furlong' is660 ft440 ft330 ft220 ftComplete sequence:55,40,__,19,13,1028262925'Pi' as a fraction is22/713/317/425/3No. of OSCAR categories23161326Maximum life-span of an eagle (years)55623127How many signed the Declaration of Independence56135028Maximum life-span of a leopard (years)23193628Maximum life-span of a kangaroo(years)16323829US airlines carry 1 million fares everyHour6 hrsDay3 daysAt 12 noon EST, in Brussels it's6 pm5 pm4 pm3 pmNo. of sheets in a 'quire'25201530No. of pieces in dominoe set28323630Area code of Washington D.C.202303203302Area code of Delaware302203202303Area Code of Rhode Island401617413314Skin makes up __% of body weight16 4 832Complete sequence:5,10,20,__,8040305035No. of cable cars in San Francisco26203036A 'rod' is16.5 ft10.2 ft21.0 ft37.3 ftInches in a meter39363738Sam Perkins' sleeve length41 in39 in37 in38 inAt 12 noon EST, in Bangkok it'sMidnight11 pm 1 am 4 amFrankie Valli's singing group4 Seasons4 AcesChords4 FlatsAt 12 noon EST, in Boston it's12 noon 1 pm11 am 4 pmAt noon EST, in Cairo it's7 pm6 pm5 pm4 pmA 'gross' is12 dozen1,0008 bushels4 scoreAverage life of a spider2 years1 year3 years4 yearsTotal production of Tucker Torpedo car 51 77133 40Cubic inches in a board foot144169 81400Area code of Boston, Mass.617716413401Area code of Idaho208509503406Weight of 1,000 'dollar bills'12 oz 2 lbs13 lbs41 lbsArea code of Edmonton, Canada403204514416Air miles between Detroit & NYC500732900425Baseball's Whitey Ford won how many games236100375429Which age has largest death rateUnder 1591544No. of food cans opened yearly in avg. 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