Answer 1,933: Entertainment & Food -- Fantasy Player
a) Billy JoelAlthough the New Yorker was classically trained on the piano as a youngster, Richard Joo performed the songs for him.
Answer 1,934: History & Government -- Confederate Capital
d) Richmond, VirginiaThe current state capital took over from Montgomery, Alabama in May 1861 until it was captured just under four years later.
Answer 1,935: Math & Science -- Copper Coinage
d) CyprusThe symbol Cu is for Cuprum, derived from the name of the island where the metal was once mined.
Answer 1,936: Geography & Nature -- Largest in the Far West
b) MaliIt is one of the poorest nations in the world, partly because almost two-thirds of its land is desert or semidesert.
Answer 1,937: Literature & Arts -- Pygmalion's Passion
d) A statueAphrodite was the model for his sculpture.
Answer 1,938: Sports & Games -- Track & Field Treasure
a) Bob MathiasThe 17-year-old Californian took the gold in 1948 and easily repeated his victory four years later.
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