| Its prices are determined by competition | 40 |
| Its prime factors are III and XIII | 34 |
| Its prize is a bottomless silver ewer | 37 |
| Its products appear in many stories | 35 |
| Its products are featured in many stories | 41 |
| Its products often have Allen wrenches included | 47 |
| Its quarter shows a one-room schoolhouse | 40 |
| Its quarters have two locomotives | 33 |
| Its range is usually from 200 to 800 | 36 |
| Its red-letter day was in July 1969 | 35 |
| Its rededication is celebrated at Hanukkah | 42 |
| Its results commonly fall between 70 and 130 | 44 |
| Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. | 39 |
| Its root is pride, according to Chaucer | 39 |
| Its ruins are a Unesco World Heritage Site | 42 |
| Its ruins are across the Tigris from Mosul | 42 |
| Its safety videos have Arabic subtitles | 39 |
| Its saliva has an anticoagulant called draculin | 47 |
| Its sap is used to make a soft drink | 36 |
| Its schilling was replaced with the euro | 40 |
| Its score includes "At the Barricade" | 47 |
| Its score is reported on some univ. applications | 48 |
| Its scores range from 120 to 180 | 32 |
| Its scores range from 120 to 180: Abbr. | 39 |
| Its seal has a star with 16 points | 34 |
| Its seal has an anchor and a moose | 34 |
| Its seal shows a ship and an eagle: abbr. | 41 |
| Its second letter stands for "coast" | 46 |
| Its sections start each theme answer | 36 |
| Its seeds are used to make tahini | 33 |
| Its sequel was "Ayesha" | 33 |
| Its sets include zoos and Bob the Builder | 41 |
| Its setting was the '24 Olympics | 36 |
| Its shield has three silver lilies and a leopard | 48 |
| Its site has an Air Science page | 32 |
| Its skeleton may be used to make jewelry | 40 |
| Its skin is used to make wallets | 32 |
| Its slogan is "Life Elevated" | 39 |
| Its slogan is "The Racer's Edge" | 46 |
| Its slogan is "Truth in Engineering" | 46 |
| Its slogan is "You know" | 34 |
| Its slogan was once "Above all": Abbr. | 48 |
| Its slogan was once "Be there" | 40 |
| Its slogan was once "Parade of Stars" | 47 |
| Its slogan was once "They feel good" | 46 |
| Its source was discovered by John H. Speke | 42 |
| Its southern shore is on Nantucket Sound | 40 |
| Its spill may kill one with a bill | 34 |
| Its spiritual head was the pope: Abbr. | 38 |
| Its sports teams are called the Phoenix | 39 |
| Its st. bird is the American robin | 34 |
| Its st. flower is the golden poppy | 34 |
| Its st. song is "Home on the Range" | 45 |
| Its st. song is "Yankee Doodle" | 41 |
| Its state berry is the blueberry | 32 |
| Its state bird is the common loon: Abbr. | 40 |
| Its state fish is the chinook salmon | 36 |
| Its state flag features a vicuña | 35 |
| Its state flag is a red X on a white background | 47 |
| Its state flower is the bluebonnet | 34 |
| Its state flower is the camellia: Abbr. | 39 |
| Its state flower is the orange blossom: Abbr. | 45 |
| Its state flower is the sego lily | 33 |
| Its State Fruit is the tomato: Abbr. | 36 |
| Its state insect is the honeybee | 32 |
| Its state quarter bears an image of an astronaut | 48 |
| Its state quarter depicts a peregrine falcon | 44 |
| Its state quarter features a Grant Wood design | 46 |
| Its state quarter features an astronaut | 39 |
| Its State Quarter has Braille on it: Abbr. | 42 |
| Its state quarter has three horses: Abbr. | 41 |
| Its state seal has a covered wagon and steamer | 46 |
| Its state tree is the Douglas fir: Abbr. | 40 |
| Its strings are tuned in perfect fifths | 39 |
| Its students are called Oppidans | 32 |
| Its students learn road rules, formally? | 40 |
| Its symbol contains itself at the end | 37 |
| Its symbol is a crescent and star | 33 |
| Its symbol is AA on the New York Stock Exchange | 47 |
| Its symbol looks like an equal sign through a C | 47 |
| Its tallest point is Olympus Mons | 33 |
| Its taxation was protested in 1773 | 34 |
| Its teeth were actually a chimpanzee's | 42 |
| Its Thanksgiving Day Classic is played in Oct. | 46 |
| Its Thanksgiving is the second Monday of October | 48 |
| Its theater is on the 100 ruble note | 36 |
| Its theme song is "Who Are You" | 41 |
| Its three largest cities all start with C | 41 |
| Its three largest cities start with C | 37 |
| Its three strings are plucked with a bachi | 42 |
| Its ticker symbol on the NYSE is X | 34 |
| Its title character is an opera singer | 38 |
| Its title means "Farewell to Thee" | 44 |
| Its title might start with "To" | 41 |
| Its tower was intended to reach Heaven | 38 |
| Its trill opens "Rhapsody in Blue" | 44 |
| Its troubles inspired the Sarbanes-Oxley Act | 44 |
| Its two halves can't run simultaneously | 43 |
| Its two halves usually aren't the same length | 49 |
| Its uniform includes pin-striped trousers | 41 |