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The players are provided with a bright new penny, a piece of paper and a pencil. On the paper have been written the following requirements, each player being expected to write the answers, the one having the largest number of correct answers, winning the game: Find on the penny the name of a song. (Ans. America.) A privilege. (Ans. Liberty.) A part of Indian corn. (Ans. Ear.) A part of a hill. (Ans. Brow.) Something denoting self. (Ans. I (Eye).) Part of a door. (Ans. Lock (of hair).) A weapon of war. (Ans. Arrow.) An act of protection. (Ans. Shield.) A gallant. (Ans. Beau (Bow).) A punishment. (Ans. Stripes.) Part of a plant. (Ans. Leaf.) A piece of jewelry. (Ans. Ring.) A nut. (Ans. Acorn.) A musical term. (Ans. Bar.) An occupation. (Ans. Milling.) A foreign fruit. (Ans. Date.) Trimming for a hat. (Ans. Feather.) What ships sail on. (Ans. Sea.) A perfume. (Ans. Scent (cent).) A religious edifice. (Ans. Temple.) A messenger. (Ans. One sent (One cent).) A method of voting. (Ans. Ayes and noes (Eyes and nose).) A Chinese beverage. (Ans. Tea (T).) A gaudy flower. (Ans. Tulips (Two lips).) Comfort. (Ans. Ease (e e).) A small animal. (Ans. Hare (Hair).) A term of marriage. (Ans. United State.) An ancient honor. (Ans. Wreath.) One of the first families. (Ans. Indian.) You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'WHERE PageName LIKE 'Penny-Wise'' at line 1 |