| Hint | Type |
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| This ancient Greek is said to have invented the steam engine and the vending machine | |
| His films include Goodfellas and Meet the Parents | |
| A small informal restaurant or bar | |
| DC comic book supervillain who is a doppelgänger of Superman | |
| This pepper measures in excess of 100 000 on the Scoville scale | |
| Fourth highest of the seven summits | |
| A large, rounded hairstyle | |
| This alter ego of Don Diego de la Vega always leaves his mark | |
| A Philip Morris brand of cigarettes | |
| In music, a quick, lively tempo | |
| This European country is the only one to fit the category | |
| A legendary fiddler known for his cruelty | |
| A tropical plant widely cultivated for its edible root | |
| Conqueror of the Incan empire | |
| Playstations popular purple dragon | |
| This world capital falls between Windhoek and Yaoundé alphabetically | |
| Manssiere! | |
| Welcome to the 'begins with ro' bonus game! Please, don't give away how to find it. There are 42 total questions, each of the 7 you see will trigger 5 new questions | |
| Circular, spherical | |
| CORRECT | |
| A railroad shop structure, tv show, type of kick or an iron-age dwelling | |
| CORRECT | |
| 1998 Matt Damon/Ed Norton film or a sport similar to baseball | |
| CORRECT | |
| A type of tournament in which each contestant competes with the others in turn | |
| CORRECT | |
| Indirect or a type of intersection | |
| CORRECT | |
| Going and coming back | |
| CORRECT | |
| A long, narrow path for travelling | |
| CORRECT | |
| Coyote nemesis | |
| CORRECT | |
| Traffic impediment | |
| CORRECT | |
| Angry and aggressive automotive actions | |
| CORRECT | |
| 2002 Tom Hanks film | |
| CORRECT | |
| Result of a failed animal crossing | |
| CORRECT | |
| These are classified into igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic varieties | |
| CORRECT | |
| Vice president under Gerald Ford | |
| CORRECT | |
| A seat mounted on curved bands, said to have been invented by Benjamin Franklin | |
| CORRECT | |
| Roger Clemens, Maurice Richard,Raghib Ismail or a passion shared by Goddard and Von Braun | |
| CORRECT | |
| A well-known Sporcler who has dozens of published quizzes | |
| CORRECT | |
| 1976 Best Picture winner | |
| CORRECT | |
| To move along a surface by repetitive revolving or turning | |
| CORRECT | |
| Not a good moss gatherer | |
| CORRECT | |
| Characterized by abrupt and extreme changes | |
| CORRECT | |
| A cylindrical kitchen utensil usually made of wood | |
| CORRECT | |
| Luxury automaker | |
| CORRECT | |
| Trademarked name in wheeled footwear | |
| CORRECT | |
| A European capital | |
| CORRECT | |
| C, D or L for example | |
| CORRECT | |
| 1953 Audrey Hepburn film | |
| CORRECT | |
| A type of firework consisting of exploding shells | |
| CORRECT | |
| A country | |
| CORRECT | |
| The last Tsar | |
| CORRECT | |
| Either of the two US presidents to fit the category | |
| CORRECT | |
| The desert fox | |
| CORRECT | |
| Legendary retired NBA player nicknamed the worm | |
| CORRECT | |
| This legendary actor, comedian and social commentator was killed in a 1935 plane crash | |
| CORRECT | |
| He called his discovery X-radiation to denote its unknown nature | |
| CORRECT | |
| French sculptor of 'the Thinker' | |
| CORRECT | |
| The inkblot test | |
| CORRECT | |
| This game derives its name from the french for little wheel | |
| CORRECT | |
| R2-D2 or Optimus Prime, for example | |
| CORRECT | |
| A rotating roasting device | |
| CORRECT | |
| Coarse or rugged | |
| CORRECT | |
| Noisy, boisterous or disorderly | |
| CORRECT | |
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