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Summer Hiatus Challenge 2018--Round 6, Day 2
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DWARF PLANETS
By Woof.
2: This "C"-initialed dwarf planet, the only one located in the asteroid belt, is named for the Roman goddess of agriculture.
4: The discovery of this, the largest of the dwarf planets and named for the Greek goddess of discord, led to the declassification of Pluto as a planet.
6: Though no longer considered a planet, Pluto has 5 moons, including this largest of them, named for the ferryman who carried souls across the river Styx.
8: This ring of small asteroid-like objects beyond the orbit of Neptune may be home to more than a dozen not-yet-classified dwarf planets.
10: This very, very distant dwarf planet was named for the creator deity of the people of Easter Island.
ENDS WITH "ONE"
Each correct response ends with "one".
3: Fourteen pounds.
6: Bizarro, Dogma, Dolly, or Mewtwo.
9: This dissonant musical interval can be notated as an augmented fourth or a diminished fifth.
12: A percussion instrument with metal bars played with soft mallets.
15: A mollusk in the family Haliotidae.
By Woof.
2: This "C"-initialed dwarf planet, the only one located in the asteroid belt, is named for the Roman goddess of agriculture.
4: The discovery of this, the largest of the dwarf planets and named for the Greek goddess of discord, led to the declassification of Pluto as a planet.
6: Though no longer considered a planet, Pluto has 5 moons, including this largest of them, named for the ferryman who carried souls across the river Styx.
8: This ring of small asteroid-like objects beyond the orbit of Neptune may be home to more than a dozen not-yet-classified dwarf planets.
10: This very, very distant dwarf planet was named for the creator deity of the people of Easter Island.
ENDS WITH "ONE"
Each correct response ends with "one".
3: Fourteen pounds.
6: Bizarro, Dogma, Dolly, or Mewtwo.
9: This dissonant musical interval can be notated as an augmented fourth or a diminished fifth.
12: A percussion instrument with metal bars played with soft mallets.
15: A mollusk in the family Haliotidae.
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DWARF PLANETS
By Woof.
2: This "C"-initialed dwarf planet, the only one located in the asteroid belt, is named for the Roman goddess of agriculture.
CERES
4: The discovery of this, the largest of the dwarf planets and named for the Greek goddess of discord, led to the declassification of Pluto as a planet.
ERIS
6: Though no longer considered a planet, Pluto has 5 moons, including this largest of them, named for the ferryman who carried souls across the river Styx.
CHARON
8: This ring of small asteroid-like objects beyond the orbit of Neptune may be home to more than a dozen not-yet-classified dwarf planets.
KUIPER BELT
10: This very, very distant dwarf planet was named for the creator deity of the people of Easter Island.
MAKEMAKE
ENDS WITH "ONE"
Each correct response ends with "one".
3: Fourteen pounds.
STONE
6: Bizarro, Dogma, Dolly, or Mewtwo.
CLONE
9: This dissonant musical interval can be notated as an augmented fourth or a diminished fifth.
TRITONE
12: A percussion instrument with metal bars played with soft mallets.
VIBRAPHONE
15: A mollusk in the family Haliotidae.
ABALONE
By Woof.
2: This "C"-initialed dwarf planet, the only one located in the asteroid belt, is named for the Roman goddess of agriculture.
CERES
4: The discovery of this, the largest of the dwarf planets and named for the Greek goddess of discord, led to the declassification of Pluto as a planet.
ERIS
6: Though no longer considered a planet, Pluto has 5 moons, including this largest of them, named for the ferryman who carried souls across the river Styx.
CHARON
8: This ring of small asteroid-like objects beyond the orbit of Neptune may be home to more than a dozen not-yet-classified dwarf planets.
KUIPER BELT
10: This very, very distant dwarf planet was named for the creator deity of the people of Easter Island.
MAKEMAKE
ENDS WITH "ONE"
Each correct response ends with "one".
3: Fourteen pounds.
STONE
6: Bizarro, Dogma, Dolly, or Mewtwo.
CLONE
9: This dissonant musical interval can be notated as an augmented fourth or a diminished fifth.
TRITONE
12: A percussion instrument with metal bars played with soft mallets.
VIBRAPHONE
15: A mollusk in the family Haliotidae.
ABALONE
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6: charon
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12: xylophone
15: abalone
4: eris
6: charon
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6: clone
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15: abalone
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2: Ceres
4: Eris
6: Charon
8: (clam)
10: Makemake
3: Stone
6: Clone
9: Tritone
12: Xylophone
15: Abalone
4: Eris
6: Charon
8: (clam)
10: Makemake
3: Stone
6: Clone
9: Tritone
12: Xylophone
15: Abalone
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2: Ceres
4: Eris
6: Charon
8: Oort Cloud
10:CLAM
3: stone
6: CLAM
9: CLAM (I want to say tri-tone, but I think that's a diminished second)
12: vibraphone
15: CLAM-ONE
4: Eris
6: Charon
8: Oort Cloud
10:CLAM
3: stone
6: CLAM
9: CLAM (I want to say tri-tone, but I think that's a diminished second)
12: vibraphone
15: CLAM-ONE
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DWARF PLANETS
2. Ceres
4. Eris
6. Charon
8. Kuiper Belt
10. Makemake
ENDS WITH "ONE"
3. stone
6. clone
9. overtone
12. vibraphone
15. abalone
2. Ceres
4. Eris
6. Charon
8. Kuiper Belt
10. Makemake
ENDS WITH "ONE"
3. stone
6. clone
9. overtone
12. vibraphone
15. abalone
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2: Ceres
4: Eris
6: Charon
8: Kuiper Belt
10: Haumea
3: Stone
6: Clone
9: CLAM
12: Xylophone
15: CLAM
4: Eris
6: Charon
8: Kuiper Belt
10: Haumea
3: Stone
6: Clone
9: CLAM
12: Xylophone
15: CLAM
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2: Ceres
4: Eris
6:Charon
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9: Tritone
12: Xylophone
15: Abalone
4: Eris
6:Charon
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3: Stone
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9: Tritone
12: Xylophone
15: Abalone
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4: Eris
6: Charon
8: Kuiper Belt
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12: Xylophone
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4: Eris
6: Charon
8: Kuiper Belt
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3: Stone
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3: stone
6: clone
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2: Ceres
4: Eris
6: Charon
8: Kuiper Belt
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3: stone
6: clone
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12: xylophone
15: abalone
4: Eris
6: Charon
8: Kuiper Belt
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3: stone
6: clone
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12: xylophone
15: abalone
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2: ceres
4: eris
6: charon
8: kuiper belt
10: makemake
3: stone
6: clone
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4: eris
6: charon
8: kuiper belt
10: makemake
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2: Ceres
4: Eris
6: Charon
8: Kuiper Belt
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3: stone
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9: semitone
12: vibraphone
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4: Eris
6: Charon
8: Kuiper Belt
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12: vibraphone
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DWARF PLANETS
2: Ceres
4: Eris
6: Charon
8: Kuiper Belt
10: CLAM (Moai, perhaps?)
ENDS WITH "ONE"
3: Stone
6: Clone
9: CLAM
12: Xylophone
15: Abalone
2: Ceres
4: Eris
6: Charon
8: Kuiper Belt
10: CLAM (Moai, perhaps?)
ENDS WITH "ONE"
3: Stone
6: Clone
9: CLAM
12: Xylophone
15: Abalone
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2: Ceres
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6: Charon
8: Kuiper Belt
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3: stone
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12: vibraphone
15: abalone
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6: Charon
8: Kuiper Belt
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12: vibraphone
15: abalone
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2: Ceres
4: Eris
6: Chiron
8: Kuyper belt
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3: stone
6: clone
9: tritone
12: vibraphone
15: abalone
4: Eris
6: Chiron
8: Kuyper belt
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3: stone
6: clone
9: tritone
12: vibraphone
15: abalone
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2: Ceres
4: Eris
6: Charon
8: Kuiper Belt
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3: Stone
6: Clone
9: Tritone
12: Xylophone
15: Abalone
4: Eris
6: Charon
8: Kuiper Belt
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3: Stone
6: Clone
9: Tritone
12: Xylophone
15: Abalone