Jeopardy #8154

Episode broadcast Thursday, February 6, 2020
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"PUTTING A "B" IN YOUR BONNET
$200
This flat hat is the Basque equivalent of the Scottish tam-o'-shanter
a beret
$400
The Encyclopedia Britannica notes that break-dancers often wear these "sideways or backward"
baseball caps
$600
Oddjob in "Goldfinger" wore this type of hat
a bowler
$800
These guardians of the Tower of London AKA Yeoman Warders wear a Tudor-period uniform that includes a black hat
Beefeaters
$1000
This men's hat of the Napoleonic era has a name meaning "two-horned"
a bicorne
 
 
 
THE WEIGHT OF THE WORLDS
$200
On this least massive planet, you'd be .38 of your earth weight, & very hot
Mercury
$400
Your weight on this now-dwarf planet would be just .07 of your weight on Earth; that's quite a demotion
Pluto
$600
On this planet we have a friend we call Oppy, who weighed 384 pounds on Earth but is 146 up there
Mars
$800
If you could stand on the surface of this giant gas giant, you'd weigh 2.53 times as much as you do on Earth
Jupiter
$1000
An object's weight on Venus is almost the same as it would be on the surface of this much larger planet discovered in 1781
Uranus
 
 
 
1980s POP LYRICS
$200
The Police: "Oh, can't you see you belong to me"
"Every Breath You Take""
$400
Madonna: " 'Cause the boy with the cold hard cash is always Mr. right"
"Material Girl""
$600
Joan Jett & the Blackhearts: "I saw him dancin' there by the record machine"
"I Love Rock \'N Roll""
$800
Bruce Springsteen: "I'm ten years burning down the road"
"Born In The U.S.A.""
$1000
Janet Jackson: "No, my first name ain't baby, it's Janet"
"Nasty""
 
 
 
THE NEW SCHOOL
$200
In the 1960s Marist College in Poughkeepsie began admitting them, just as nearby Vassar stopped admitting only them
women
$400
BSU for short, this Idaho school has a blue artificial turf field, much to the displeasure of football purists
Boise State
$600
Florida International U. was planned in an old air control tower now called this type of "tower", a symbol of academic life
ivory tower
$800
Alumni of The New School in NYC include this actor, just a few years before he memorably called for Stella
Marlon Brando
$1000
Established in Fairfax to fill a need for higher ed in Northern Va., it's named for a man who helped shape the Constitution
George Mason
 
 
 
HYPHENATED ADJECTIVES
$200
Adjective for a job of less than a standard number of hours a week
part-time
$400
It describes a man's smooth face with all its whiskers removed
clean-shaven
$600
There's no "-proof" in this adjective often seen on kids' PJs & meaning designed to fend off flames
fire-resistant
$800
Hyphenated adjective for "gains" made criminally or unfairly
ill-gotten
$1000
Adjective for one who always seems to have a greater than average number of mishaps
accident-prone
 
 
 
FIRST NAME
$200
Steamboat whiz Fulton
Robert
$400
19th century "Pathfinder" & politician Fremont
John
$600
Novelist & sometime Iowa resident
Jane
$800
Socialist candidate Debs, middle initial V.
Eugene
$1000
Lorenzo de Medici's paternal grandfather
Cosimo
 
 
 
IT'S NOT YOU; IT'S ME
$400
In 2019 this shipping company ended its U.S. air & ground delivery contracts with Amazon
FedEx
$800
In 2013 this country stripped birthright citizenship from thousands: the resident children of migrants from neighboring Haiti
the Dominican Republic
$1200
In 2020 all 10 seasons of this show will not "be there for you" on Netflix, when WarnerMedia pulls it from the service
Friends
$1600
VP Richard Johnson lived openly with a female slave--one reason this party dropped him from the 1840 ticket with Martin Van Buren
the Democratic Party
$2000
Only 1.17% of this new African country's population voted to stay with the old country in 2011
Southern (South) Sudan
 
 
 
BEST DIRECTOR TWICE
$400
"Brokeback Mountain" and "Life of Pi", this man seen here
Ang Lee
$800
"Gravity" & "Roma"
Alfonso Cuarón
$1200
"Gentleman's Agreement" & "On the Waterfront"
Elia Kazan
$1600
"The Bridge on the River Kwai" & "Lawrence of Arabia"
David Lean
$2000
"The Lost Weekend" & "The Apartment"
Billy Wilder
 
 
 
& THEN THERE WERE NUNS
$400
Letters published after her 1997 death revealed her years of spiritual torment & belief that she was reliving Christ's passion
Mother Teresa
$1200
A follower of St. Francis, St. Clare of this Italian town took her vows in 1212, founding a new order
Assisi
$1600
This art nun, who became an unlikely BBC and PBS star with TV series like her "Story of Painting", passed away in 2018 at the age of 88
Sister Wendy
$2000
Her books include "Dead Man Walking" & "River of Fire", a 2019 memoir about becoming an activist
Sister Helen Prejean
 
 
 
FOREIGN-LANGUAGE MOTTOES
$400
A German motto states, "alles mit der zeit", "everything comes in" this
time
$800
"Oro y plata" is a Spanish motto mentioning these 2 elements
gold & silver
$1200
Burundi's motto is "Unité, Travail, Progrès", meaning "unity," this,"progress"
work
$1600
The Greeks use the motto "Eleftheria i thanatos", "freedom or" this
death
$2000
The French faithful know "Tout pour l'église", "All for" this
the church
 
 
 
SHAPELY BOOK TITLES
$400
Written by Elliott Roosevelt, "Murder in" this room features his mom, Eleanor, solving a homicide in the White House
the Oval Office
$800
Title of Charles Berlitz' 1974 bestseller about the ships & planes that have vanished in an area, of the Atlantic
The Bermuda Triangle
$1200
This Dave Eggers novel about an uber-powerful Internet company that links everything became a Tom Hanks film
(The) Circle
$1600
It's the 2-word title of a memoir by Shirley Temple Black, who was perhaps the most famous one ever
the Child Star
$2000
In a children's classic by George Selden, Harry the Cat befriends Chester, "The Cricket in" this NYC location
Times Square
 
 
 
SURINAME
$400
It's Suriname's colonial heritage & came before "Guiana" in the country's old name
Dutch
$800
After winning independence in 1975, Suriname endured these internal military takeovers in 1980 & 1990
coups
$1200
Suriname is rich in shorebirds like a 1-ounce species of this one with "sand" in its name that migrates from the Arctic
sandpiper
$1600
Like the U.S. in the 1970s, Suriname in the 1980s battled militants called the SLA, the Suriname this
Liberation Army
$2000
Alcoa began mining this aluminum ore in Suriname in 1916 but began pulling out in 2017
bauxite
 
 
 
RANKS & TITLES
N/A
Canada, Belgium & the U.S. are among nations that bestow this artistic title that dates to the Greeks & a tree sacred to Apollo
(Poet) Laureate
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