Jeopardy #8279

Episode broadcast Thursday, November 12, 2020
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FEMINISM
$200
An 1848 declaration said these institutions were unjustly closed to women; today women are the majority there
colleges
$400
Giving her 1989 book its title, Arlie Hochschild noted, "Most women work one shift at" their jobs & a "second shift" here
at home
$600
In a feminist move the women's social & political union insisted on saying this word with a hard "G", as in "We'll get the vote"
suffragette
$800
In a 2012 case the Mass. Supreme Court ruled women who are breastfeeding their infants get time to do this during licensing exams
pump breast milk
$1000
In "A Room of One's Own", Virginia Woolf spoke up for this type of "mind" that has feminine equally with masculine qualities
androgynous
 
 
 
DOUBLE O, DOUBLE E
$200
IBC or Barq's, for example
root beer
$400
A visual examination of something; let's have a...
a look-see
$600
"Be of" these 2 words denoting happy spirits
good cheer
$800
2-word name for the flat pan used to bake up some snickerdoodles
a cookie sheet
$1000
To excessively pamper someone with a utensil, metaphorically
to spoon-feed them
 
 
 
5-LETTER COUNTRIES
$200
It stretches southward to Cape Horn
Chile
$400
Gaining independence in 1804, it was the second country in the Americas to free itself from colonial rule
Haiti
$600
In the 19th century, this Mideast nation fell under the control of the Al Thani Dynasty, which still rules there today
Qatar
$800
The rugged Mahabharat range of the Himalayas spans part of this landlocked Asian nation
Nepal
$1000
This kingdom consists of some 170 islands located about 1,300 miles north of New Zealand
Tonga
 
 
 
CHOCOLATE
$200
What a compliment to chocolate! Theobroma, the genus of cacao, means "food of" these beings
the gods
$400
These baked chocolatey squares share their name with a type of sprite
brownies
$600
Named for a port in Yemen, mocha is what Americans call the combination of chocolate & this
coffee
$800
In 1905, the year after it began making chocolate, this company merged with the Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Company
Nestlé
$1000
White chocolate is actually not chocolate--it is milk & sugar mixed with this, the edible fat of the cocoa bean
cocoa butter
 
 
 
WILD THINGS
$200
The only eagle that is native to just North America is this one
the bald eagle
$400
Kublai Khan kept this fastest cat as a pet; you can't & shouldn't
the cheetah
$600
Mambas are members of this venomous snake family that is famed for its hood
the cobra
$800
Red cat-bear is another name for the red this, which lives in the Himalayas & eats bamboo
panda
$1000
This 5-letter so-called cat excretes a musk that is used in the making of perfumes
the civet
 
 
 
YOU MAKE MY HEART SING
$200
Billy Ray Cyrus found disfavor with country purists for this song, a No. 4 crossover pop hit
"Achy Breaky Heart"
$400
Celine Dion had to be convinced by her husband/manager to do a demo for this 1997 movie song; it worked out okay
"My Heart Will Go On"
$600
In 2020 Dua Lipa sang "Break My Heart"; in 1996 she gave the impossible demand "Un-Break My Heart"
Toni Braxton
$800
A 2015 song by her begins, "This is my heartbeat song and I'm gonna play it"
Kelly Clarkson
$1000
Heart, a group formed by sisters Ann & Nancy Wilson, had a hit in 1977 with this song named for a predatory fish
"Barracuda"
 
 
 
HOW ARTSY
$800
It is rumored that in 1508 Raphael & Bramante pushed for this man to paint a Vatican ceiling, hoping he would fail
Michelangelo
$1200
I'm not sure which is the bigger disaster, the storm in the painting by this Dutch master or that it was stole in 1990
Rembrandt
$1600
It was Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven who signed "R. Mutt" to a urinal in this French Dadaist's provocative 1917 artwork
Marcel Duchamp
$2000
To honor this artist's 125th birthday, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, commissioned statues like the one here
Grant Wood
 
 
 
A TOTAL SMOKE SCREEN
$800
Since 1964, 2.5 million non-smokers have died from exposure to secondhand smoke, says the website of this govt. doctor
the Surgeon General
$1200
The smoke monster on this 2000s ABC drama was really the Man in Black
Lost
$1600
This website founded in 1997 provides authentic documents from court files & government records
thesmokinggun.com
$2000
Haze was visible on the East Coast after the 1912 eruption of the volcanic Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes in this now state
Alaska
 
 
 
20th CENTURY AMERICA
$400
In December 1917 just one representative in Congress said no to war with this dual monarchy
Austria-Hungary
$800
As the dot-com bubble swelled, this tech-heavy stock index rose from 1,000 to 5,000 between 1995 & 2000
the Nasdaq
$1200
A 1920s song asked, "How ya gonna keep em down on" this place? Many didn't, as in that decade, the U.S. became majority city folk
the farm
$1600
Thanks to the 23rd Amendment, on November 3rd, 1964, residents of this city cast their first votes for president
Washington, D.C.
$2000
Eugene Hasenfus survived a shoot-down by the Sandinistas, leading to the exposure of this 1980s scandal
Iran-Contra
 
 
 
ADVICE TO THE NOVEL HEROINE
$400
Anna, Vronsky may be something now, but he is easily distracted--you bet on the wrong horse
Anna Karenina
$800
Emma, your marriage to a country doctor won't fulfill you, but neither will your affairs with Leon & Rodolphe
Madame Bovary
$1200
Dagny, you will fall in love with John Galt even though you are a stand-in for Ayn Rand's vision of capitalism
Atlas Shrugged
$1600
Miss Kenton, even all the Nazis at Darlington Hall couldn't bring you & Stevens the butler together
The Remains of the Day
$2000
Lily, I think you should wait one more day for Lawrence Selden--at least tell him the debts are paid
The House of Mirth
 
 
 
WARM WORDS
$400
It follows "dead" in a race with no clear winner
heat
$800
Like a passionate affair, a zone of the Earth between the tropics is called this "T" word
torrid
$1200
In the book of Daniel, Nebuchadnezzar tosses 3 men into this alliterative "furnace"
fiery
$1600
This word for an updraft of warm air is from the Greek for "heat"
thermal
$2000
It can mean both crazy & pleasantly warm, like a mild tropical climate
balmy
 
 
 
ASIAN AMERICANS ON TV & FILM
$400
This real-life doctor turned comedic actor is one of the panelists on "The Masked Singer"
Ken Jeong
$800
For 7 seasons she played Dr. Joan Watson on "Elementary"
Lucy Liu
$1200
Of Indian descent, Kal Penn had roles on "Designated Survivor" & "House" & was one half of this movie duo opposite John Cho
Harold & Kumar
$1600
This Japanese-American actor has more than 10 million followers on Facebook
(George) Takei
$2000
This star of her own stand-up specials starred opposite Randall Park in the romcom "Always Be My Maybe"
Ali Wong
 
 
 
WORLD FLAGS
N/A
Both Wales & Bhutan have flags bearing one of these mythical creatures
a dragon
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