Statistics for Jeopardy #8428

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This quiz has been taken 69 times
The average score is 10 of 61

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Category	Cash	Clue	Answer	% Correct
A CATEGORY IN 5 ACTS	$400	A 1909 act of Congress describes this symbol as "the letter C inclosed within a circle"	a copyright	74%
WORDS WITH A SINGLE VOWEL	$600	It's one direction of a crossword answer	down	66%
A CATEGORY IN 5 ACTS	$800	This European country's history of being permissive on soft drugs dates back to its 1919 Opium Act	the Netherlands	55%
A CATEGORY IN 5 ACTS	$600	Britain's Constitution Act of 1982 gave complete independence to this big country	Canada	50%
CATCH	$400	Though India would win by 257 runs, Dwayne Leverock made a memorable catch for Bermuda in this sport at a West Indies World Cup	cricket	50%
IN A BOTTLE	$200	There are no parabens in this company's baby shampoo; the bottle promises "No More Tears"	Johnson & Johnson	47%
WORDS WITH A SINGLE VOWEL	$400	We all return to this per Genesis 3:19	the dust	45%
WORDS WITH A SINGLE VOWEL	$200	Predatory sobriquet for a poolroom hustler	shark	42%
LIGHTNING	$800	The saying that lightning doesn't do this is not strictly accurate; the Empire State Building gets at least 25 hits a year	strike twice	42%
WORDS WITH A SINGLE VOWEL	$1000	A manufacturing facility, or a person in the audience who's there to help a performer	a plant	39%
LIGHTNING	$200	The B.C. scientific work "On the Nature of Things" ignores Prometheus & says it was lightning that first brought this to Earth	fire	32%
CATCH	$200	1950s race horse Silky Sullivan once caught the leaders & won after trailing by 41 these, the distance from his nose to his tail	length	32%
A CATEGORY IN 5 ACTS	$200	The Judiciary Act of 1789 said the Supreme Court would have 1 Chief Justice & 5 of these, which seems problematic in close decisions	associate justices	29%
CATCH	$800	Nicknamed "OBJ", he's on the cutting edge in NFL ball catching	Odell Beckham Jr.	29%
RHYME TIME	$1200	A senior person who joins metal parts together using heat	an elder welder	26%
CATCH	$1000	Teenaged truck driver Sal Durante caught this man's homer No. 61 in '61; he sold the ball for $5,000	Roger Maris	24%
LIGHTNING	$400	Florida is a good place to find a fulgurite, most commonly formed when lightning hits this substance	sand	24%
RHYME TIME	$400	Someone who lives in an underground room where wine is stored	a cellar dweller	21%
COUNTRY FACTS	$400	It's officially known as the Hellenic Republic	Greece	21%
ART & ARTISTS	$400	A Barcelona museum added glass to block toxic fumes from an Alexander Calder fountain that pumps not water but this liquid metal	mercury	21%
BRITISH POETRY	$400	This poem from 1667 contains the line "His pride had cast him out from heav'n, with all his host of rebel angels"	Paradise Lost	18%
BRITISH POETRY	$800	In this 1798 poem a sailor laments, "with my cross-bow I shot the albatross"	The Rime of the Ancient Mariner	18%
WORDS WITH A SINGLE VOWEL	$800	The very pale Pierrot is a type of this performer	a clown	16%
TV-POURRI	$400	"AGT" is short for this show & also for agent, which you'll need if you make the finals	America\'s Got Talent	16%
IN A BOTTLE	$800	Created in 1969, this drink is basically Manhattan-style chowder in a bottle	Clamato	16%
COUNTRY FACTS	$2000	Of the 7 countries that make up the mainland of Central America, this one is farthest south	Panama	16%
ART & ARTISTS	$800	"Ferret in a Brothel" & "Elvis Descending a Staircase" are 2 of the terrible paintings in MOBA, the Museum of this	Bad Art	13%
LIGHTNING	$1000	In a country song George Jones "asked my old pappy why he called his brew" this 2-word stuff	white lightning	13%
CATCH	$600	Alfred Glassell set a record catching a "black" one of these in 1953; footage of the catch was later used in "The Old Man and the Sea"	a marlin	11%
BRITISH POETRY	$600	Robert Burns described this creature as a "cow'rin tim'rous beastie"	a mouse	11%
ART & ARTISTS	$2000	An annual floating parade in the Netherlands is named for this artist & seeks to emulate his "Earthly Delights"	Hieronymus Bosch	11%
IN A BOTTLE	$1000	To prevent breakage during sea voyages, this duo began wrapping their bottles of Worcestershire sauce in paper	Lea & Perrins	11%
IN A BOTTLE	$400	6 liters of wine fits in a bottle called this, the name of an extremely old guy in the Bible	Methuselah	11%
COUNTRY FACTS	$1200	Until 1970 Muscat was part of this country's name	Oman	11%
HISTORIC NUMBERS	$800	NASA called this April 1970 mission "a successful failure"	Apollo 13	8%
RHYME TIME	$1600	A fondness for the Father, Son & Holy Spirit	a trinity affinity	8%
COUNTRY FACTS	$800	"La Brabanconne", also known as "The Song Of Brabant", is the national anthem of this country	Belgium	5%
ART & ARTISTS	$1600	The Reichstag was draped in fabric by the husband & wife team of this man & Jeanne-Claude, who were born on the same day	Christo	5%
RHYME TIME	$800	With twice as much effervescence	doubly bubbly	5%
BRITISH POETRY	$200	Her 1844 poem "Lady Geraldine's Courtship" mentions Robert Browning, who soon began his own courtship	Elizabeth Barrett Browning	5%
THE ARISTOCRATS!	$1200	Not count but this slightly lower British title was as noble as Horatio Nelson got	viscount	5%
THE ARISTOCRATS!	$800	A 1919 law banned this aristocratic syllable, belonging to folks like the Red Baron, from Austrian names	von	5%
RHYME TIME	$2000	A stage play about the Hindu creator god	a Brahma drama	3%
LIGHTNING	$600	When Michael Corleone first sees his future bride, he's "hit by" this, lightning with accompanying sound effects	a thunderbolt	3%
TV-POURRI	$2000	Since 2017 this Netflix cartoon for adults has chronicled early adolescence--basically, Nick Kroll's	Big Mouth	3%
THE ARISTOCRATS!	$400	This alliterative "sanguine" term dates back to when it described the early 19th century aristocratic families of Spain	blue bloods	3%
THE ARISTOCRATS!	$2000	This earl, admiral & Governor-General of India was Prince Philip's uncle	Mountbatten	3%
IN A BOTTLE	$600	Sourced in the Alps, this brand of Italian mineral water refers to the shape of the bottles it has used since 1899 as "Vichy"	Pellegrino	3%
COUNTRY FACTS	$1600	In Central Africa, it's been led since 1986 by Yoweri Museveni, elected to a sixth term in 2021	Uganda	3%
FAMOUS WOMEN	N/A	In 1983, 20 years after her famous first, she was honored on a one-ruble coin	Valentina Tereshkova	3%
TV-POURRI	$800	He was still catching deviant scum on "Law & Order: SVU" when he appeared on "Celebrity Jeopardy!"	Christopher Meloni	0%
A CATEGORY IN 5 ACTS	$1000	The Anti-Union Labor-Management Relations Act of 1947 known as Taft-this congressman overcame the veto of Harry Truman	Fred Hartley	0%
TV-POURRI	$1600	Jamie Foxx as Wanda & David Alan Grier as Calhoun Tubbs were memorable portrayals on this early '90s TV show	In Living Color	0%
ART & ARTISTS	$1200	Lesser-known works by this American painter included a "Nocturne in Black & Gold" & a work of "Harmony in Blue & Brown"	James Abbott McNeil Whistler	0%
THE ARISTOCRATS!	$1600	The daughter of an aristocrat who hit hard times, she became empress of France, till hubby nullified their marriage in 1809	Josephine Bonaparte	0%
BRITISH POETRY	$1000	Tennyson wrote "Crossing the Bar" at age 80 & made this request to all future publishers	put it last in his books	0%
HISTORIC NUMBERS	$1600	In 1815 the Comte de Chabrol coined this numerical term for a period that had actually lasted for nearly 16 weeks	the 100 Days	0%
HISTORIC NUMBERS	$1200	Congress ratified this long-overdue amendment December 6, 1865	the 13th Amendment	0%
HISTORIC NUMBERS	$400	Congress heard this list in a January 8, 1918 presidential address	the 14 Points	0%
HISTORIC NUMBERS	$2000	It rode to disaster on June 25, 1876	the 7th Cavalry	0%
TV-POURRI	$1200	Shane Vendrell dies & Vic Mackey is, even worse, forced into a desk job on the finale of this FX drama	The Shield	0%