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1. I'll start with an F: Before it was found to be carcinogenic, asbestos was valued in construction because it was noncandescent, or in other words, what?
2. For my second question, I absolutely wanted a word beginning and ending with a U. This proved quite difficult, but I found a traditional knife used by Inuit and Aleut people. What is it named?
3. How about N? Here are some five-letter words beginning and ending with N - which of them is a month on the Hebrew calendar?
4. How about some T? Which of these would be found absconding from school?
5. The next words "R" all rather commonly heard, but apart from their main meaning, which of them is also a term in Texas Hold'em poker?
6. All of these "I" words are - at least in some way - plurals. Which of them refers to male demons?
7. What's next? V? I give up - I won't even try to find a proper word in the English language that both begins and ends in V. But which of these is the first name of the first president of the Czech Republic (1993-2003)?
8. More I? This isn't exactly an easy letter to deal with. But let's see: Which of these is the plural of a metrical unit in verse?
9. How about an "A"? Out of the following four "A" words, which would you probably NOT hear in a medical context?
10. It's surprisingly difficult to find "S" words that aren't just plurals, feminine forms or "-less". I'll have to resort to medicine again - which of these would you not want to have treated?
11. Many "P" words can be used both as verbs and nouns. Which of these is ONLY a noun?
12. We'll revisit the "R": Which of the following is a light sword, similar to an epee?
13. I'm out of real "I" words, so let's first look at some 4-letter options. None of these are words you could legally use in Scrabble, but which of them would you expect to see in a Christian church?
14. Almost there, but I have some more "N" for you. Which of these actually has mass?
15. Finally, I have another dose of "T" for you. All of these are abstract terms, but one of them is also an ancient Roman weight and currency unit. Which one?
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