In a ballet, a girl who is jealous of one of these beings shakes an ear of corn to find out if her lover is faithful. (10[1])Alexandre Benois’s (10[2])set design (10[1])for a ballet named for one of these beings (10[1])includes a fantastical room that contains stars and snowy mountains. (10[1])After being put to sleep by (-5[1])a mad (10[1])doctor, Franz (10[1])awakes to Swanhilda (10[2])imitating one (10[1])of these (-5[1])beings (10[1]-5[1])they had earlier (10[1])seen (-5[1])in a window. (10[1])One of these beings brought to (10[1])life by the Charlatan (10[4])is represented (10[1]-5[1])by a C major and F-sharp (10[5])major (10[3]-5[1])polychord (10[5]-5[1])in a ballet (10[1]-5[1])choreographed by (-5[1])Michel (10[1])Fokine. (10[2]-5[3])In a ballet (-5[1])set on Christmas (10[1]-5[1])Eve, (10[4]-5[1])Drosselmeyer (10[5]-5[6])gives (10[2])Clara (10[4]-5[7])one of these (10[2]-5[3])beings (10[10]-5[10])who (10[1]-5[1])fights (-5[2])the Mouse (10[1])King. (10[3]0[1]-5[9])For 10 points, (0[1])a living (-5[1])kind (0[1])of what (-5[1])object (10[2])is the subject of The (10[1])Nutcracker? (10[6])■END■ (10[22]0[16])