Statistics for Jeopardy #8422

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  • This quiz has been taken 55 times
  • The average score is 11 of 61

Answer Stats

CategoryCashClueAnswer% Correct
JUMBLE GYM$400Metal bar with weights on both ends: BULB MELDa dumbbell
75%
JUMBLE GYM$600Period of reduced intensity toward the end of a workout: OWL CONDOcooldown
71%
DECADES IN AMERICAN HISTORY$200"Our American Cousin" infamously plays at Ford's Theatrethe 1860s
71%
NAUTICAL WORDS & PHRASES$200A ship getting a "clean bill of" this on leaving a port meant it was deemed free of infectious diseaseshealth
61%
DECADES IN AMERICAN HISTORY$600Lindbergh flies solo across the Atlanticthe 1920s
61%
DECADES IN AMERICAN HISTORY$1000The Battle of Santiago goes all the way up San Juan Hillthe 1890s
57%
FACE THE PERFORMER$400Loretta Devine checked into this ABC medical drama as Adele Webber in 2005 & checked out eight years laterGrey\'s Anatomy
50%
JUMBLE GYM$200Exercises often done in a class to music: BASIC OREaerobics
46%
DECADES IN AMERICAN HISTORY$800The Civilian Conservation Corps gets startedthe 1930s
43%
JUMBLE GYM$800A muscle at the back of the thigh: THIN GRAMSa hamstring
39%
I HAVE TO GIVE YOU CREDIT$600Rumors abounded about an ultra-exclusive "Black Card"; in 1999 this company made one available--the Centurion CardAmerican Express
39%
NAUTICAL WORDS & PHRASES$400"All" these body parts means the entire crew & if it's a meeting, everyone is expected to comehands
39%
HAVING A POSITIVE ALTITUDE$1000Located on the lower slopes of a volcano called Pichincha, this capital of Ecuador is up there at 9,350 feetQuito
39%
DECADES IN AMERICAN HISTORY$400The telephone is invented by Bellthe 1870s
39%
HAVING A POSITIVE ALTITUDE$400On the fringes of this world capital, a 17,200-foot volcano called Iztaccíhuatl will take your breath awayMexico City
36%
NAUTICAL WORDS & PHRASES$600The right of "hot" this allows a nation to chase a boat from its own waters into the high seaspursuit
36%
HAVING A POSITIVE ALTITUDE$600Lhasa, the capital of this autonomous region in southwestern China, sits serenely at 12,000 feetTibet
36%
FACE THE PERFORMER$600Stephen Root's roles include the hitman handler for Barry & the stapler-obsessed Milton in this workplace comedy filmOffice Space
32%
JUMBLE GYM$1000Low-impact exercise program that can use the wunda chair: TEA LIPSPilates
32%
HAVING A POSITIVE ALTITUDE$800This southwestern state capital lies at the foot of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, about 1.3 miles above sea levelSanta Fe
32%
FACE THE PERFORMER$800Graham Greene got a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination for playing Kicking Bird in this 1990 historical dramaDances with Wolves
21%
HOME, SWEET ANIMAL HOME$1600These crustaceans with a "solitary" name seek new shells to live in after outgrowing their old oneshermit crabs
21%
5 NIGHTS$400Some NCAA basketball teams begin their journey with "Midnight" this; reminds me of March...Madness
21%
THE STAGE$400Whoops! John Proctor becomes a victim of the witch hunt in this Arthur Miller dramaThe Crucible
21%
POP CULTURE TIDBITS$400This "Sesame Street" character fittingly appears as a census taker in a 2020 public service announcementThe Count
18%
I HAVE TO GIVE YOU CREDIT$1000In 1950 the inaugural charge of this first universal credit card fittingly paid for a meal in New York CityDiners Club
14%
THE STAGE$800The stage manager is a pivotal role in this play by Thornton WilderOur Town
14%
I HAVE TO GIVE YOU CREDIT$400The time between the end of a credit card's billing cycle & the due date is this "period"the grace period
14%
I HAVE TO GIVE YOU CREDIT$800That 3-digit number on the back of a credit card is the CVV, the "card" this 12-letter word "value"verification
11%
NAUTICAL WORDS & PHRASES$800This term for a leader without power comes from a part of a shipa figurehead
7%
NAUTICAL WORDS & PHRASES$1000This 3-word phrase for a quick exit implies you sliced off your anchor rope to get awaycut and run
7%
HOME, SWEET ANIMAL HOME$1200Just below the overstory, this area of a tropical forest is home to the spider monkey & the slotha canopy
4%
AT FREDDY'S$400There were no rooms for Frederick the Great's wife in his Sanssouci Palace; her more modest home was in another part of this capitalBerlin
4%
DEFINITELY DEFINITIONS$1600A symphony sounds lovely; this word with the same suffix is a discordant bunch of soundscacophany
4%
POP CULTURE TIDBITS$2000Tony Todd was paid $1,000 each time he was stung by a bee playing the title villain in this 1992 horror movieCandyman
4%
5 NIGHTS$1200One night taken this city on the French Riviera, known for a movie festival & an international pyrotechnic festivalCannes
4%
DEFINITELY DEFINITIONS$800Like coward, this cowardly adjective is 6 letters & starts with "C"craven
4%
5 NIGHTS$2000Laylat al-Qadr, "Night of Power", commemorates when this angel revealed the Koran to MuhammadGabriel
4%
DEFINITELY DEFINITIONS$1200Church law defines it as the "obstinate post-baptismal denial" of truth "which is to be believed by divine & Catholic faith"heresy
4%
DEFINITELY DEFINITIONS$400A query that expects no real response is this 10-letter type of "question"rhetorical
4%
HAVING A POSITIVE ALTITUDE$200Zugspitze, Germany's highest peak, is 9,700 feet up in these mountainsthe (Bavarian) Alps
4%
THE STAGE$12002 of the sets in this Tennessee Williams drama are the Wingfield family apartment & a fire escapeThe Glass Menagerie
4%
HOME, SWEET ANIMAL HOME$800Poultry reside in a coop or pen & walk around in this 3-letter enclosurea chicken run
0%
HOME, SWEET ANIMAL HOME$400These high nests for birds of prey, like the osprey, may take their name from the Latin for a "vacant place"aerie
0%
THE STAGE$2000In this David Mamet play, a junk shop owner has sold a rare nickel for less than it's worth & plans to steal it backAmerican Buffalo
0%
AT FREDDY'S$800This red-bearded Fred built a mighty, now ruined castle at Gelnhausen in the 12th centuryBarbarossa
0%
POP CULTURE TIDBITS$1200The French film "Les Traducteurs" was inspired by the real-life efforts to translate this novelist's "Inferno" into many languagesDan Brown
0%
I HAVE TO GIVE YOU CREDIT$200In 1985 Sears launched this credit card with the promise of no annual feesDiscover Card
0%
AMERICAN WOMENN/ADuring her second marriage, she split her time among homes in New York, New Jersey, Paris & Greece & a yachtJackie (Jacqueline) Kennedy Onassis
0%
POP CULTURE TIDBITS$1600"Chernobyl" & this comic book movie won Iceland's Hildur Gudnadottir an Emmy, a Grammy & an Oscar within the same awards seasonJoker
0%
FACE THE PERFORMER$1000On "Parks and Rec", this actress told Amy Poehler, "You can trust me because I don't care enough about you to lie"Kathryn Hahn
0%
AT FREDDY'S$1600Frederick the Wise, ruler of Saxony, protected this controversial reformer at Wartburg Castle in 1521(Martin) Luther
0%
FACE THE PERFORMER$200Ming-Na Wen was marvelous as Melinda May, a one-woman cavalry on this ABC seriesMarvel\'s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
0%
AT FREDDY'S$2000A Dutch Prince Frederick once owned Muskauer Park on the Neisse River, shared by Germany & this countryPoland
0%
DEFINITELY DEFINITIONS$2000Like prophesize, this 13-letter "pro-" verb means to forecast or predict a future eventprognosticate
0%
5 NIGHTS$800Also called Freedom's Eve, Watch Night is a celebration of this edict issued on January 1, 1863the Emancipation Proclamation
0%
AT FREDDY'S$1200While holding this British title as heir apparent for 20-plus years, the 18th century's "Poor Fred" lived in Cliveden Housethe Prince of Wales
0%
HOME, SWEET ANIMAL HOME$2000This type of spider creates a deep burrow with a hinged entrance from which it jumps out & snatches preythe trapdoor spider
0%
POP CULTURE TIDBITS$800The first season of this series said the title location "lies between the pit of man's fears & the summit of his knowledge"The Twilight Zone
0%
5 NIGHTS$1600Shakespeare knew that the Eve of the Epiphany also goes by this ordinal nameTwelfth Night
0%
THE STAGE$1600In this Albee play, Martha's husband George is an associate professor of historyWho\'s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
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