Jeopardy #8400

Episode broadcast Friday, May 14, 2021
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THE ART OF LEADERSHIP
$200
In the 1840s this British queen got a court injunction to prevent family sketches she had made from being published
Queen Victoria
$400
A painting by this Russian leader sold for more than $1 million in a charity auction--no word on if he was shirtless when he painted it
Putin
$600
An exhibit of his "Portraits of Courage" paintings was held at his Presidential Center in Texas
George W. Bush
$800
A portrait of the 16th president was painted by this 34th president in 1953
Eisenhower
$1000
In 2003 Jimmy Carter painted himself holding the hands of these 2 men at the 1978 Camp David Accords
Menachem Begin & Anwar Sadat
 
 
 
POP CULTURE
$200
As a couple, they were jointly known as "Bennifer"
Ben Affleck & Jennifer Lopez
$400
Playing himself, William Shatner made a guest appearance in "The D & D Vortex" episode of this sitcom
The Big Bang Theory
$600
In 2019 she became the first Asian woman to win a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical
Awkwafina
$800
On Oscar night in 2017, this film took home 6 awards, including Best Director for Damien Chazelle
La La Land
$1000
In 2012 the late Tupac Shakur performed via hologram at this California music festival
Coachella
 
 
 
MONTANA
$200
At Three Forks, Montana, the Gallatin, Jefferson & Madison Rivers come together to form this much longer river
the Missouri
$400
"Eragon" author Christopher Paolini is a longtime Montana resident, while this 4-time Oscar nominee was born there
Michelle Williams
$600
The vastness of the wild blue yonder gave Montana the nickname this "Country", which appears on its state quarter
Big Sky
$800
Bozeman in southern Montana is one of the gateways to this national park
Yellowstone
$1000
With only about 109,000 people, this city is Montana's most populous
Billings
 
 
 
THE STOCK MARKET
$200
Like the mutual kind, an ETF is an exchange-traded this, which trades like a stock
a fund
$400
Direct listing allows companies to sell their shares without these bank "under"lings
underwriters
$600
In 2021 the wild ride of GameStop stock pitted small investors against the big boys who use this method & hope the price will fall
short selling
$800
If you bought stock on credit, you may be subject to this kind of call where you have to come up with more money
a margin call
$1000
In 1941 Standard Statistics merged with this man's investment information publishing company
Poor\'s (Henry Poor)
 
 
 
THICKER THAN WATER
$200
As the proverb says, this is "thicker than water", normally by at least 3 to 4 times
blood
$400
Some people refer to this element as quicksilver
mercury
$600
Products from this brand include school glue, glow in the dark glue & pre-made slime called "Gue"
Elmer\'s
$800
Nearly 80 years later, this sunken battleship is still leaking oil in Pearl Harbor
the USS Arizona
$1000
While this substance is the chief source of natural rubber, the kind used in certain paints is synthetic
latex
 
 
 
A CALL ON THE HOMOPHONE
$200
An antlered ruminant & a frothy whipped cream dessert
moose & mousse
$400
To enclose a gift box & to rhyme freestyle
to wrap & to rap
$600
A medieval union & to apply a valuable-looking cover layer
guild & gild
$800
A wind indicator & part of the circulatory system
vane & vein
$1000
A stage of development & to disconcert or disturb
phase & faze
 
 
 
CREATURE FROM
$400
Seems warm for them, but the monk seal that bears the name of this sea is found off the coast of Algeria
the Mediterranean
$800
The bird seen here is called this city's warbler, great nickname for a country singer
Nashville
$1200
This big black buffalo is named for a bit of land in way southern Africa
Cape buffalo
$1600
Named for a southern African region, the Damaraland one of these is furrier than its naked cousin
a mole-rat
$2000
Not all that hideous, this lizard is named for an Arizona river basin
a Gila monster
 
 
 
THE "BLACK"
$400
As this disease infected much of the continent around 1350, Europeans tried cures like eating crushed emeralds
the Black Plague
$800
Dalton Trumbo & Burgess Meredith were 2 who had their careers damaged by this 1950s Hollywood practice
blacklisting
$1200
Nickname for the son of Edward III who fought the French in the Hundred Years' War
the Black Prince
$1600
A byproduct of sugar refining, it's a dark, viscous variety of molasses
blackstrap molasses
$2000
The Siksika & the Blood are groups that make up this Native American people
the Blackfoot
 
 
 
LEGUMES
$400
They're small, round & green & come from Pisum sativum
English peas
$800
Often found in minestrone, cannellini are these anatomically named beans
kidney beans
$1200
The drought-resistant moth bean is high in this, from the Greek for "first"
protein
$1600
In the King James Bible, the fates of Esau & Jacob turn on a pottage of these legumes
lentils
$2000
Cultivated for food & as ornamental plants, these flowering legumes include about 200 species
lupines
 
 
 
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
$400
In 1880's Strauder v. West Virginia, the court struck down a state law requiring these impaneled people to be white
jurors
$800
1904's Northern Securities Company v. U.S. ruling said a holding company formed to eliminate competition violated this 1890 act
the Sherman Antitrust Act
$1200
1919's Schenck v. U.S. upheld the Espionage Act, saying speech could be restricted if it presented this 2-adjective "danger"
clear & present
$1600
In Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer, the court said president Truman could not nationalize this industry
the steel industry
$2000
The 1995 Thornton decision said these are unconstitutional for Congress, as the people have the right to choose their lawmakers
term limits
 
 
 
MASHED-UP MOVIE ROLES
$400
Leopold Barnum
Hugh Jackman
$800
Sherlock Chaplin
Robert Downey Jr.
$1200
Malcolm Biko
Denzel Washington
$1600
Sophie Silkwood
Meryl Streep
$2000
Pepper Plath
Gwyneth Paltrow
 
 
 
HISTORICAL FICTION
$400
Fabrizio in Stendhal's "The Charterhouse of Parma" fights in Napoleon's final battle named for this Belgian village
Waterloo
$800
This frontiersman who lent his name to Nevada's capital plays a role in Willa Cather's "Death Comes for the Archbishop"
(Kit) Carson
$1200
Mary Renault's "The Persian Boy" tells the story of a courtesan in love with this 4th century B.C. warrior king
Alexander the Great
$1600
"The Painted Girls" tells the story of the model for this artist's "Little Dancer Aged Fourteen"
Degas
$2000
This Mumbai-born author opens "Midnight's Children" as India becomes independent
Salman Rushdie
 
 
 
WORLD CAPITALS
N/A
A national capital for less than 100 years, it's the westernmost capital in mainland Asia
Ankara, Turkey
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