Artful Dodger Oliver Twist Flashcards
The US government
Not a department head but or cabinet rank the person in this post has had an official residence in a 42nd floor park avenue apartment
The ambassador to the UN
Have to have a place to live near the UN in Manhattan
an ancient Greek or Roman herald’s wand, typically one with two serpents twined around it, carried by the messenger god Hermes or Mercury.
ca·du·ce·us
This fictional Star Wars starship appeared in 14 Lego movie in Lego form
Millennium falcon
Only US president to be unanimously elected by electoral college
Washington
This tall attraction at Disney California adventure closes in Jan 17 reopening 6 months later as guardians of the galaxy mission breakout attraction
Tower of terror
This American writer and pioneer of commercial fiction and magazines and is considered an innovator in sci-fi penning multiple famous works set in the Klondike gold rush
Jack London
One of thr last single screen theaters in California this historic 1925 theater was a feature location in La la land and shares name with Venetian region featured in Overwatch video game
Realto theater
Ryan gosling in la la
15 historical romantic drama film based on a novel starred sir shh ronan As a young Irish woman traveling to NYC
Brooklyn
Considered one of the hardest streets in Detroit this is impoverished stretch 1 mile south of the infamous 8 mile which runs along northern border
7 mile
Duh
This 78 Kate bush song shares a title with a 1847 Emily bronte novel
Wuthering heights
Russian composer Sergei rachmaninoff was a virtuosos on this instrument
Piano
Malaysian in origin this garmet is made from loose fitting cloth wrapped around the body
Sarong
Metal cases that redirect electricty around their exteriors are named for this British scientist
Faraday
Campbell’s first 5 condensed soups were chicken vegetable oxtail consommé and this variety still popular today
Tomato
This textile pattern common on forms west in thr western world finds its origins in Persia or this modern day country but named after a town in UK; today you might find it singing you whiskey lullabies
(Brad) Paisley