| 21. | Who did Amy and Dan see at the Franklin Institute? |
| | 22. | What happened to Amy and Dan in the mausoleum? |
| Fell into the ground |  |
| Found a clue |  |
| Won the race |
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| 23. | What did the Holts want from Amy and Dan? |
| Map |  |
| Money |  |
| Poor Richard's Almanac |
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| | 24. | How did Dan lose his backpack? |
| Didn't bring it |  |
| Left it on an airplane |  |
| Wedged between rails |
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| 25. | What was the real clue Amy and Dan needed? |
| The map |  |
| The paper Dan held in his pants |  |
| The bell tower location |
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| | 26. | How many words did the first clue have? |
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| 27. | Who translated French for Dan and Amy? |
| | 28. | What is Dan's current hobby? |
| Stamp collection |  |
| Baseball cards |  |
| Charcoal rubbings of tombstones |
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| 29. | What was important about the word "resolution"? |
| Answer to all of the clues |  |
| An anagram for iron solute |  |
| No importance at all |
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| | 30. | Who threatened Dan and Amy about the money versus the challenge? |
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| 31. | What did Amy and Dan need to travel? |
| | 32. | Who was Jonah Wizard? |
| A tour guide |  |
| TV star |  |
| Confidante |
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| 33. | Where was Amy and Dan's first stop? |
| Philadelphia |  |
| Paris |  |
| Ile St-Louis |
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| | 34. | What are the Catacombs? |
| Saladin's home |  |
| A park in Paris |  |
| Underground mazes |
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| 35. | What happened when Amy talked to the other Cahills? |
| She gave away all the clues. |  |
| She got tongue-tied. |  |
| She wouldn't stop talking. |
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| | 36. | Who was following Amy and Dan in Copley Square? |
| Mr. McIntyre |  |
| Irina Spasky |  |
| Holts |
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| 1. |
exploits
| destroy completely | | something dangerous | | ability to speak three languages fluently | | daring acts |
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| 2. |
manipulate
| similar in appearance | | a document that establishes the truth of something | | great suffering from worry | | influence or control |
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| 3. |
embed
| a French policeman | | old; worn out | | to set or fix firmly in something | | a difficult and unpleasant situation |
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| 4. |
decipher
| having an extreme fear | | to decode | | short and abrupt rudeness | | concentrate on a particular area |
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| 5. |
voucher
| a document that establishes the truth of something | | influence or control | | something easily bent or reshaped | | a false name used by a person |
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| 6. |
surveillance
| to set or fix firmly in something | | someone one can tell secrets to with trust | | something easily bent or reshaped | | a watch kept over an activity or person |
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| 7. |
resemblance
| a large burial chamber above ground | | in separate pieces | | similar in appearance | | inactive; immobile |
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| 8. |
pseudonym
| a false name used by a person | | having too high an opinion of oneself | | a large burial chamber above ground | | to decode |
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| 9. |
trilingual
| influence or control | | daring acts | | ability to speak three languages fluently | | short and abrupt rudeness |
|
|
| 10. |
asunder
| a document that establishes the truth of something | | great suffering from worry | | in separate pieces | | a false name used by a person |
|
|
| 11. |
sarcasm
| unpleasant remarks intended to insult | | something taking the place of another | | a French policeman | | to set or fix firmly in something |
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| 12. |
ornate
| rich or fancy in detail | | concentrate on a particular area | | destroy completely | | something easily bent or reshaped |
|
|
| 21. | Who did Amy and Dan see at the Franklin Institute? |
| | 22. | What happened to Amy and Dan in the mausoleum? |
| Fell into the ground |  |
| Found a clue |  |
| Won the race |
|
|
| 23. | What did the Holts want from Amy and Dan? |
| Map |  |
| Money |  |
| Poor Richard's Almanac |
|
| | 24. | How did Dan lose his backpack? |
| Didn't bring it |  |
| Left it on an airplane |  |
| Wedged between rails |
|
|
| 25. | What was the real clue Amy and Dan needed? |
| The map |  |
| The paper Dan held in his pants |  |
| The bell tower location |
|
| | 26. | How many words did the first clue have? |
|
| 27. | Who translated French for Dan and Amy? |
| | 28. | What is Dan's current hobby? |
| Stamp collection |  |
| Baseball cards |  |
| Charcoal rubbings of tombstones |
|
|
| 29. | What was important about the word "resolution"? |
| Answer to all of the clues |  |
| An anagram for iron solute |  |
| No importance at all |
|
| | 30. | Who threatened Dan and Amy about the money versus the challenge? |
|
| 31. | What did Amy and Dan need to travel? |
| | 32. | Who was Jonah Wizard? |
| A tour guide |  |
| TV star |  |
| Confidante |
|
|
| 33. | Where was Amy and Dan's first stop? |
| Philadelphia |  |
| Paris |  |
| Ile St-Louis |
|
| | 34. | What are the Catacombs? |
| Saladin's home |  |
| A park in Paris |  |
| Underground mazes |
|
|
| 35. | What happened when Amy talked to the other Cahills? |
| She gave away all the clues. |  |
| She got tongue-tied. |  |
| She wouldn't stop talking. |
|
| | 36. | Who was following Amy and Dan in Copley Square? |
| Mr. McIntyre |  |
| Irina Spasky |  |
| Holts |
|
|
| 1. |
exploits
| destroy completely | | something dangerous | | ability to speak three languages fluently | | daring acts |
|
|
| 2. |
manipulate
| similar in appearance | | a document that establishes the truth of something | | great suffering from worry | | influence or control |
|
|
| 3. |
embed
| a French policeman | | old; worn out | | to set or fix firmly in something | | a difficult and unpleasant situation |
|
|
| 4. |
decipher
| having an extreme fear | | to decode | | short and abrupt rudeness | | concentrate on a particular area |
|
|
| 5. |
voucher
| a document that establishes the truth of something | | influence or control | | something easily bent or reshaped | | a false name used by a person |
|
|
| 6. |
surveillance
| to set or fix firmly in something | | someone one can tell secrets to with trust | | something easily bent or reshaped | | a watch kept over an activity or person |
|
|
| 7. |
resemblance
| a large burial chamber above ground | | in separate pieces | | similar in appearance | | inactive; immobile |
|
|
| 8. |
pseudonym
| a false name used by a person | | having too high an opinion of oneself | | a large burial chamber above ground | | to decode |
|
|
| 9. |
trilingual
| influence or control | | daring acts | | ability to speak three languages fluently | | short and abrupt rudeness |
|
|
| 10. |
asunder
| a document that establishes the truth of something | | great suffering from worry | | in separate pieces | | a false name used by a person |
|
|
| 11. |
sarcasm
| unpleasant remarks intended to insult | | something taking the place of another | | a French policeman | | to set or fix firmly in something |
|
|
| 12. |
ornate
| rich or fancy in detail | | concentrate on a particular area | | destroy completely | | something easily bent or reshaped |
|
|