Statistics for Jeopardy #8461

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  • This quiz has been taken 20 times
  • The average score is 14 of 61

Answer Stats

CategoryCashClueAnswer% Correct
THE LETTER AFTER M$200...to make an abbreviation for the "Bay State"A
100%
THE LETTER AFTER M$400...to make the opening moniker of performers Hammer, Lyte & Skat KateC
100%
LET'S SEA$400Don't forget your parka if you're going sailing on the Barents Sea, part of this oceanArctic
90%
BUCKINGHAM PALACE$200A grand piano is central to the Music Room, known for hosting baptisms & this religious ceremony where kids get a new namechristening
80%
THE LETTER AFTER M$1000...to abbreviate a unit of capacity equal to 0.03381 fluid ounceL
80%
LITERATURE$200It begins, "Somewhere in La Mancha, in a place whose name I do not care to remember"Don Quixote
70%
IT'S A FEDERAL CRIME!$200"Whoever consults... confederates, or corresponds with any" this "or robber upon the seas" has federal issuespirate
70%
THE LETTER AFTER M$800...to make a Greek letterU
70%
THE LETTER AFTER M$600...to make the word for a diatonic scale's third toneI
60%
BUCKINGHAM PALACE$1000At the top of the Triumphal Arch in the ballroom is a medallion with profiles of Queen Victoria & this man, her husbandAlbert
50%
AROUND THE USA$800Boise, Idaho has an alliterative "Block" for these people of the Pyrenees, dedicated to preserving their cultureBasque
50%
"A" MOVIE$400This 2009 movie won Oscars for art direction, cinematography & visual effectsAvatar
40%
CURRENT TV$1000Charm, scenery & cow anatomy are features of this adaptation of James Herriot's veterinary memoir seen on PBSAll Creatures Great and Small
30%
IT'S A FEDERAL CRIME!$1000No matter your hopes of riches playing EuroMillions, do not mail payment to purchase a foreign one of thesea lottery ticket
30%
BUCKINGHAM PALACE$600Security guys from St. James's Palace & Buckingham Palace meet in the latter's forecourt during this traditional ceremonychanging of the guard
30%
AROUND THE USA$1000The purple seats near the top of Coors Field tell you you've reached this geographic designationmile high
30%
IT'S A FEDERAL CRIME!$600Pretending to be a member of this alphanumeric "Learning by Doing" youth organization is a federal offense4H
20%
"A" MOVIE$1600This 1997 thriller about President Marshall was set largely on the title transportAir Force One
20%
"A" MOVIE$800David Koechner was quirky sportscaster Champ Kind in this 2004 comedyAnchorman
20%
"A" MOVIE$1200It won the Oscar as the best film of 2012Argo
20%
AROUND THE USA$400In Great Falls, Montana, visit the Sip 'n Dip, one of these Polynesian style lounges with colorful drinks & swimming mermaidsa tiki bar
20%
HISTORIC NAMES$800Her death & that of son Caesarion in 30 B.C. ended the Ptolemaic dynasty in EgyptCleopatra
20%
AROUND THE USA$200Nevada is home to the wonder known as Fly this type of hot springGeyser
20%
CURRENT TV$400If you've filled up on Chip, turn to this half of a famous couple & her cooking show "Magnolia Table"Joanna Gaines
20%
AROUND THE USA$600A live type of this tree is a must-see for visitors to Johns Island, South Carolinaoak
20%
DEM BONES$400The standard count of 206 bones in the body does not include these, which are not considered bones as they are covered with enamelteeth
20%
CURRENT TV$200This NBC show is about a master criminal who helps the FBI capture others of his ilkThe Blacklist
20%
LITERATURE$800The title domicile of this Hawthorne novel is halfway down Pyncheon StreetThe House of the Seven Gables
20%
LET'S SEA$1600Known to the ancients as Oceanus Hibernicus, it's connected to the Atlantic within the British Islesthe Irish Sea
20%
LITERATURE$1000Hilary Mantel's trilogy about Tudor royals is named for this residenceWolf Hall
20%
IT'S A FEDERAL CRIME!$800For writing a check for less than this listed amount of money, you can be fined or "imprisoned not more than six months, or both"$1
10%
GRAB BAG$800Helen Free helped develop the dip-&-read test, which detects glucose, making at-home monitoring of this disease easierdiabetes
10%
BEASTLY EPONYMSN/AA penguin species found in southern South America is named for this 16th century man whose crew were the first from Europe to see them(Ferdinand) Magellan
10%
CURRENT TV$600The April 7, 2021 episode of "The Goldbergs" included a tribute to this late actor who played PopsGeorge Segal
10%
CURRENT TV$800Hospital patients on "The Resident" can take comfort in familiar faces like this actor who once played young Theo Huxtable(Malcolm-Jamal) Warner
10%
GRAB BAG$2000TV's "That Girl", today she's the National Outreach Director for St. Jude Children's Hospital(Marlo) Thomas
10%
HISTORIC NAMES$120020 years before sailing to America, this Quaker colonist was expelled from Oxford for religious nonconformityPenn
10%
BUCKINGHAM PALACE$800Don't set your beer glass down on the Table of the Great Commanders made with this material, a specialty of Sèvres, Franceporcelain
10%
DEM BONES$800Men do not have more of these bones than women, but some people have extra cervical ones near the collar boneribs
10%
LITERATURE$600In an S.E. Hinton novel, Motorcycle Boy tries to free the aquarium dwellers he calls these, the book's titleRumble Fish
10%
GRAB BAG$400Found in a 1927 Girl Scout handbook, the first official recipe for this marshmallow campfire treat had it as 2 wordss\'mores
10%
LET'S SEA$2000The Cook Strait leads into this sea named for a 17th century navigatorTasman
10%
DEM BONES$1200In your back, T1-T12 refers to the thoracic thesevertebrae
10%
GRAB BAG$1200One of the greatest poets in this language is Dafydd ap Gwilym, who lived in the 1300sWelsh
10%
LET'S SEA$1200James Weddell tried to name a sea indenting this continent's coastline for his king, but it ended up named for himAntarctica
0%
MYTH RUN-ONS$1600Greek goddess of the hunt who will get you a kiss if you stand underneath her in DecemberArtemistletoe
0%
"A" MOVIE$2000The title of this 2007 film starring Saoirse Ronan is a synonym for expiationAtonement
0%
IT'S A FEDERAL CRIME!$400The Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972 says your family can't have this as a pet, but you can look at one right herea walrus
0%
HISTORIC NAMES$2000An astronomer & mathematician, this African-American with an alliterative name helped survey they area that became Washington, D.C.(Benjamin) Banneker
0%
LITERATURE$400Seen here is an engraving for the 12th & final segment of the Edmund Spenser work known as "The Shepheardes" thisCalendar
0%
MYTH RUN-ONS$1200Multi-headed hell-hound, now bent on stealin' cattleCerberustler
0%
MYTH RUN-ONS$2000Labyrinth maker with a sparkling shineDaedaluster
0%
HISTORIC NAMES$1600This conquistador & his men reached the coast of Florida in 1539 & the Mississippi River 2 years laterDe Soto
0%
DEM BONES$2000This colorfully named type of partial fracture is a break on only one side of a bonegreenstick
0%
MYTH RUN-ONS$800The guy who did all the labors now has lots of woundsHerculesions
0%
HISTORIC NAMES$400The U.S. Naval Academy is the final resting place of this "Father of the American Navy"(John Paul) Jones
0%
GRAB BAG$1600Scottish postman Nathan Evans became a TikTok sensation with his performance of "The Wellerman", one of these sailor songssea shanty
0%
LET'S SEA$800The China Sea is divided into these 2 directional seasthe East China Sea & the South China Sea
0%
DEM BONES$1600Sesamoid bones are found in tendons; the best known is this bone at the lower end of the quadriceps tendonthe patella
0%
BUCKINGHAM PALACE$400Seen here is this room in Buckingham Palace, a perfect place for a royal to relaxThrone Room
0%
MYTH RUN-ONS$400Roman fire god, now a big orange melonVulcanteloupe
0%

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