Jeopardy #8427

Episode broadcast Tuesday, June 22, 2021
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YOU GIVE ME FEMA
$200
Let's start with the basics: FEMA is an acronym for this government organization
the Federal Emergency Management Agency
$400
FEMA & the U.S. Geological Survey are 2 of the 4 groups in the Natl. Hazards Reduction program for this type of disaster
earthquake
$600
5,000 FEMA employees were deployed in the wake of this storm that made landfall in New Jersey Oct. 29, 2012
Hurricane Sandy
$800
FEMA declared major disasters due to wildfires in these 2 neighboring western states about a month apart in 2020
Oregon & California
$1000
FEMA warns, "While" these dikes "can help reduce the risk of flooding... they do not eliminate the risk"
levees
 
 
 
FOOD TALK
$200
November 6th is National these Day; pass 'em around
nachos
$400
The flambe dessert called Bananas Foster was created at Brennan's Restaurant in this city in the 1950s
New Orleans
$600
Served hot or chilled, it's the 4-letter name for Japanese buckwheat noodles
soba
$800
Any way you slice it, this iconic brand with its colorful balloons on the wrapper celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2021
Wonder Bread
$1000
A popular Thai dish, it's bite-sized skewered pieces of meat usually served with peanut sauce
satay
 
 
 
IN THE SCI-FI & FANTASY SECTION
$200
"The Tributes" is part I of this 2008 book by Suzanne Collins
The Hunger Games
$400
One big difference between this 1963 Pierre Boulle novel & the film version--no half-buried Statue of Liberty at the end
Planet of the Apes
$600
The only graphic novel on Time magazine's list of 100 Best Novels of All Time was this one featuring Rorschach
Watchmen
$800
Artificial intelligence has become self-aware & is not pleased in Harlan Ellison's "I Have No Mouth & I Must" do this
scream
$1000
Ursula K. Le Guin delighted audiences with her tales of Ged, a wizard of this archipelago
Earthsea
 
 
 
BOROUGH WATCH
$200
Kevin James rules: "King of ____"
Queens
$400
J. Lo charms the room: "Maid in ____"
Manhattan
$600
Steve Buscemi & Bill Burr are firefighters: "The King of ____ ____"
Staten Island
$800
De Niro's directorial debut: "A ____ Tale"
Bronx
$1000
Eddie Murphy sinks his teeth into a role: "Vampire in ____"
Brooklyn
 
 
 
PSYCHOLOGY
$200
Carl Jung popularized the use of these 2 terms to refer to outgoing & shy personality types
introvert & extrovert
$400
According to Freudian theory, the libido originates in this one of the 3 divisions of the psyche
the id
$600
From the Greek for "under the ribs", it's the one-word alternate name for illness anxiety disorder
hypochondria
$800
For his studies in the early 20th century, this Russian scientist is considered the pioneer of classical conditioning
Pavlov
$1000
In psychoanalysis, this term refers to a patient projecting emotions from a previous relationship onto the therapist
transference
 
 
 
"AL" WORDS FROM ARABIC
$200
It's a small recess in a wall or room
an alcove
$400
It's from Arabic for "calendar" & the first one printed in America was "for New England for the year 1639"
an almanac
$600
It will neutralize an acid & it's from Arabic for "the ashes"
alkaline
$800
This plant is widely cultivated as feed, but can also be found growing wild
alfalfa
$1000
A set of rules to be followed in computer calculations, it comes from the name of a 9th century mathematician
algorithm
 
 
 
MUSIC HISTORY
$400
In "We Didn't Start The Fire", Billy Joel sings of "trouble in" this Mideast canal region, the site of a 1956 crisis
Suez
$800
A Grateful Dead song plays fast & loose with the story of this heroic train engineer who died in 1900
Casey Jones
$1200
A "Hamilton" number about the defeat of Adams & Burr is titled "The Election Of" this year
1800
$1600
"The water took its victim's name", goes a Vampire Weekend song about this English explorer who was set adrift by his crew in Canada
Henry Hudson
$2000
Tom Russell's "Tonight We Ride" recounts General Pershing's 1916-17 pursuit of this Mexican guerrilla leader
Pancho Villa
 
 
 
AROUND THE WORLD
$400
Referring to semi-arid bush country, it's the term for remote & largely uninhabited interior regions of Australia
the Outback
$800
This "diabolical" landmark climbs 1,200 feet above the Belle Fourche River Valley in the Black Hills
Devils Tower
$1200
Latvia is wedged in the middle of these two other Baltic republics
Estonia & Lithuania
$1600
The Iguacu Falls extend for nearly 2 miles along the border between Brazil & this other nation
Argentina
$2000
The fourth-most populous of the British Isles is this holiday isle off the south coast of England
the Isle of Wight
 
 
 
PLAYING IN TRAFFIC
$400
The traffic warning sign for playgrounds features this piece of equipment, with one kid higher than the other
a see-saw
$800
In the U.K. a Pegasus crossing has a sign showing this animal & allows it to cross with pedestrians
a horse
$1200
In 2018, a German town where this rock star was once stationed, honored him on pedestrian lights
Elvis Presley
$1600
To reduce congestion, if this ends in 1 or 2, you can't drive in parts of Manila on Monday
your license plate
$2000
A sleeping policeman is British slang for this traffic-slowing road feature
a speed bump
 
 
 
DESCRIPTIVE WORDS
$400
While you're looking out one of these, contemplate that the word fenestral refers to them
windows
$800
Connubial refers to these unions
marriages
$1200
Adenoid as a descriptor refers to these, like the salivary ones
glands
$1600
Something described as sidereal is like one of these faraway things
a star
$2000
Cretaceous pertains to this soft rock
chalk
 
 
 
SCULPTURE & STATUES
$400
Want to see a pair of Nikes almost 2,000 years old? Visit the Athens museum named for this hill
the Acropolis
$800
Several cities have Lorenzo Quinn's hurricane-inspired sculptures of this not-so-maternal figure hurling a globe
Mother Nature
$1200
Statues of Dizzy Dean & Ozzie Smith are outside the stadium of this Major League Baseball team
the St. Louis Cardinals
$1600
Sri Lanka boasts a 37-foot tall statue of this religious figure carved from a single block of limestone
Buddha
$2000
The only work to which Michelangelo signed his name is this sculpture today in St. Peter's
the Pietà
 
 
 
C.G., I
$400
I can't believe a 1930s MGM casting director said, "My ears made me look like a giant sugar bowl"
Clark Gable
$800
TriStar showed me a reported $600,000 for "Jerry Maguire"
Cuba Gooding Jr.
$1200
You know I fronted Gnarls Barkley & coached on "The Voice", but did you know I sang backup on "Waterfalls"?
CeeLo Green
$1600
I played Count Rugen & yes, I know your name is Inigo Montoya!
Christopher Guest
$2000
In the 1970s I had a giant hit with the song "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue"
Crystal Gayle
 
 
 
19th CENTURY LITERARY CREATURES
N/A
The author said the name of this 10-letter creature in his poem meant "the result of much excited discussion"
the Jabberwock
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