Jeopardy #8439

Episode broadcast Thursday, July 8, 2021
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A MOMENT OF SCIENCE
$200
The c. 300 B.C. "De Historia Plantarum" helped establish Plato's student Theophrastus as the founder of this 6-letter science
botany
$400
Carpo, Kale & Eirene are 3 of the 79 known moons orbiting this planet
Jupiter
$600
Stannum is the Latin word for this, which explains Sn as its chemical symbol
tin
$800
In the body, free radicals are atoms that are unstable & can damage cells by stealing one of these particles from nearby molecules
electrons
$1000
As Homer Simpson said, "In this house we obey the laws of" this relationship between heat & mechanical energy
thermodynamics
 
 
 
GETTING CLOCK WISE
$200
This name for a tall longcase clock comes from an 1870s song
a grandfather clock
$400
The Black Forest region in Germany is famed for these avian clocks
cuckoo clocks
$600
In 1988 Bobby Fischer patented a new type of clock that soon became widely used in this game, his specialty
chess
$800
The world has been a more punctual place since this crystal made its timekeeping debut in the 1920s
quartz
$1000
Time was up for Joan of Arc in this French city that's also home to the magnificent astronomical clock seen here
Rouen
 
 
 
COMPLETES THE IDIOM
$200
Give it your all: "Go big or..."
go home
$400
When an enemy suddenly acts kind, remember "Beware of Greeks..."
bearing gifts
$600
The show is over: "Elvis has..."
left the building
$800
What a great idea! Oroweat or otherwise, it's the "best thing since..."
sliced bread
$1000
That's a tough choice to make: "On the horns of..."
a dilemma
 
 
 
STATE LICENSE PLATES
$200
In the 1990s this state's plate briefly carried the slogan "Hoosier Hospitality"
Indiana
$400
A speciality lobster plate lets drivers in this state show support for its signature product
Maine
$600
For the most part, Vermont's license plates have white lettering & numbers on this color background
green
$800
A specialty plate from California supports conservancy programs here, a national park since 1890
Yosemite
$1000
This state's "Chile Capital of the World" plate won America's Best License Plate Award for 2017
New Mexico
 
 
 
MICHAEL JORDAN
$200
After college, MJ wanted a shoe deal with Adidas, but the company passed; fair to say Jordan landed on his feet with this brand
Nike
$400
As a freshman in 1982, MJ took down Patrick Ewing & the Hoyas with an NCAA title-winning shot for the Tar Heels of this school
North Carolina
$600
After hearing doubts about his future, this Warrior scored 62 & said, "Cue the Jordan meme, right? I take all that personally"
(Steph) Curry
$800
A defender unafraid to take what he believed was his, Michael led the NBA in this statistic 3 times, averaging about 3 per game
steals
$1000
It wasn't quite as magical as the Bulls years, but MJ did average 20 per game at age 39 in his last year with this alliterative team
the Washington Wizards
 
 
 
& I TOOK THAT PERSONALLY
$200
In Act I this Shakespeare character is told to "revenge" his dad's "foul and most unnatural murder" & in Act V, he does
Hamlet
$400
Criticized for the purchase of this, William Seward said it would "take another generation to find out" how cool it was
Alaska
$600
"All my life, people have said that I wasn't going to make it", said this CNN founder, owner of acreage twice the size of Rhode Island
Ted Turner
$800
In 1950 this U.S. "action painter" told Time magazine a previous article was incorrect, that his work was not chaotic
Jackson Pollock
$1000
In Judges 16 he asks God to "strengthen me... only this once... that I may be at once avenged of the Philistines for my two eyes"
Samson
 
 
 
FIRST NOVELS
$400
Before taking us into the Chocolate Factory & the Great Glass Elevator, he penned "The Gremlins"
(Roald) Dahl
$800
These "Papers" started out as captions for another's art, but ended up being Charles Dickens' first novel
The Pickwick Papers
$1200
Written in 1943, this beatnik's "The Sea is My Brother" took a long road to publication, finally seeing print in 2011
Jack Kerouac
$1600
One man's rebellion against a world run by machines is the plot of "Player Piano", this author's first
Vonnegut
$2000
This title of James Baldwin's debut novel comes from a spiritual
Go Tell It On the Mountain
 
 
 
WORDS WITH ALL 5 VOWELS
$400
The football penalty being signaled here has deemed your conduct to be this
unsportsmanlike
$800
This adverb means conducted at the same time
simultaneously
$1200
Done to prolong breathing & blood flow until medical help arrives, it's the "R" in CPR
resuscitation
$1600
Neil Armstrong got his degree in this type of engineering concerning all things aircraft related
aeronautical
$2000
A filmmaker such as D.A. Pennebaker or Alex Gibney
a documentarian
 
 
 
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
$400
The areas called East & West this were southern outposts of loyalty to the crown--especially St. Augustine
Florida
$800
A British gov. of Massachusetts called him the "chief incendiary" but unlike cousin John, his contributions faded after 1776
Sam Adams
$1200
For his leadership in the war, Thomas Sumter was known as "The Carolina" this bird known to South Carolina football fans
gamecock
$1600
When Vermont was denied statehood, this Vermont patriot unsuccessfully negotiated peace with Gen. Haldimand of Canada
Ethan Allen
$2000
British general Burgoyne's 1777 surrender after the second battle of this New York state site was a turning point in the war
Saratoga
 
 
 
TV SPIN-OFFS
$400
"Young Sheldon"
The Big Bang Theory
$800
"Joanie Loves Chachi"
Happy Days
$1200
Premiering in 2014, "The Flash"
Arrow
$1600
"Major Crimes" (minus Kyra Sedgwick)
The Closer
$2000
"Booker", starring Richard Grieco
21 Jump Street
 
 
 
21st CENTURY MONARCHIES
$400
The monarchy of this Asian nation of 125 million has a legendary history dating back to the 7th century B.C.
Japan
$800
This woman of non-royal birth & Prince Rainier were the parents of Prince Albert II of Monaco
Grace Kelly
$1200
Royal title of the rulers of Malaysian states & of Oman
a sultan
$1600
Nelson Mandela helped restore the monarchy to this nation; Letsie III is currently its king
Lesotho
$2000
The few reigning queens include the United Kingdom's Elizabeth II & this queen of Denmark
Margrethe
 
 
 
"BR"ANDS
$400
Ecopia tires from this manufacturer will get you across the structure in its name
Bridgestone
$800
William was the Philadelphia man who hand-cranked the first gallon of this ice cream in 1866
Breyers
$1200
This German-based company that touts its "world of electric shaving" also makes blenders & thermometers
Braun
$1600
Henry Jr. was the eldest of these brothers, American clothing royalty
the Brooks Brothers
$2000
Around since 1928, it now says, "One small dab and it shines, styles and conditions hair"
Brylcreem
 
 
 
MUSICAL LANDMARKS
N/A
A cleft in limestone in England sheltered Reverend Augustus Toplady from a storm & inspired this popular hymn
"Rock Of Ages"
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