Statistics for Jeopardy #8446

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This quiz has been taken 27 times
The average score is 10 of 61

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Category	Cash	Clue	Answer	% Correct
HEY, WHERE'S THAT DISH?	$200	Eggs & milk are whisked up, bread is dipped & fried until golden brown et voila! Enjoy this dish	French toast	71%
AGREE, 2 DISAGREE	$800	You "bury" this proverbial item if you agree to cease hostilities	the hatchet	64%
YES "I" CAN!	$200	I can lead the invasion of Normandy & become president under this nickname	Ike	57%
AGREE, 2 DISAGREE	$400	Harmonious agreement, or a model of Honda	accord	50%
WHAT'S IN THE CAVE?	$200	Austria has the largest cave named for this substance that forms on its walls--dress warm, it's freezing in there	ice	50%
YES "I" CAN!	$400	I can massacre the citizens of Novgorod in 1570! Grr!	Ivan the Terrible	50%
WHAT'S IN THE CAVE?	$400	A cave system in the Philippines has a 5-mile-long underground one of these flowing into the South China Sea	river	50%
YES "I" CAN!	$800	As CEO of Chrysler, I can turn the floundering company around in the early 1980	Iacocca	43%
AGREE, 2 DISAGREE	$600	No people surveyed, top 1 answer on the board... this 4-letter word is a bitter rivalry between factions; pass or play?	feud	36%
IT'S IN THE CABINET DEPARTMENT!	$600	Office of the U.S. Special Coordinator for Tibetan Issues	State	36%
WHAT'S IN THE CAVE?	$800	In 1991 a Vietnamese forager discovered a cave so big that these form within it; he saw them billowing out	clouds	29%
YES "I" CAN!	$1000	I can be sent away by my father Abraham in Genesis but become known as the father of the Arabs	Ishmael	29%
PODCASTS	$600	Guests reveal discoveries they've made about their families' past on Dani Shapiro's podcast called "Family" these	Secrets	29%
IT'S IN THE CABINET DEPARTMENT!	$800	Food Safety & Inspection Service	Agriculture	21%
FIRST NAMES IN THE DICTIONARY	$1600	A translucent yellowish fossil resin	amber	21%
FIRST NAMES IN THE DICTIONARY	$400	A young male horse, or a gunmaker	Colt	21%
A TIME OF WAR	$1200	The Battle of Adwa in 1896 was fought between Italy & this Horn of Africa country	Ethiopia	21%
A TIME OF WAR	$800	The DMZ conflict of the late 1960s is sometimes referred to as the "Second" this	Korean War	21%
PODCASTS	$200	At the end of their 2020 Archewell Holiday podcast, they got little Archie to wish royal fans a "Happy New Year"	Meghan & Harry	21%
IT'S IN THE CABINET DEPARTMENT!	$200	Office of the Comptroller of the Currency	Treasury	21%
HEY, WHERE'S THAT DISH?	$1000	A "Chicago style" hot dog uses beef named for this world capital	Vienna	21%
AGREE, 2 DISAGREE	$200	An act of admitting a point, especially on election night; Newsweek detailed "50 Years of Presidential" these "Speeches"	concessions	14%
AGREE, 2 DISAGREE	$1000	When the Supreme Court became more conservative in the 1980s, Thurgood Marshall was called the "Great" this type of disagree-er	Dissenter	14%
FIRST NAMES IN THE DICTIONARY	$800	It follows witch & precedes nut	hazel	14%
FIRST NAMES IN THE DICTIONARY	$2000	A female donkey, or an early spinning machine	jenny	14%
A VISIT TO PRAGUE	$2000	The final resting place of this writer who died in 1924 is in Prague's New Jewish Cemetery	Kafka	14%
IT'S IN THE CABINET DEPARTMENT!	$400	Occupational Safety & Health Administration	Labor	14%
A TIME OF WAR	$1600	The Natchez people were nearly wiped out by the French garrison at Fort Rosalie, now the site of Natchez in this state	Mississippi	14%
ONE-NAMED AUTHORS	$2000	In "The Red & the Black" by this French author, a young man must choose between life in the army & life in the church	Stendhal	14%
A TIME OF WAR	$2000	After capturing Germans during the WWI campaign of Cambrai, several Canadians got this U.K. military honor created in 1856	the Victoria Cross	14%
ONE-NAMED AUTHORS	$1200	Captain Haddock is the companion & Snowy is the dog of this teenage journalist created by the Belgian cartoonist Hergé	Tintin	14%
ONE-NAMED AUTHORS	$400	In the 18th century he wrote numerous novellas including "Zadig" & "Candide"	Voltaire	14%
WHAT'S IN THE CAVE?	$600	It wasn't just mammoths--these fur-covered rhinos are depicted in 30,000-year-old art in France's Chauvet Cave	woolly	14%
A TIME OF WAR	$400	Herodotus wrote that the long run associated with this battle was actually from Athens to Sparta to ask for aid	Battle of Marathon	7%
IT'S IN THE CABINET DEPARTMENT!	$1000	U.S. Census Bureau	Commerce	7%
PODCASTS	$400	Barack Obama & Bruce Springsteen teamed up for this podcast whose name means "rebels" & starts with the same 2 letters	Renegades	7%
WHAT'S IN THE CAVE?	$1000	Calcite honeycombing, called boxwork, is a feature almost unique to Wind Cave National Park in this state	South Dakota	7%
HEY, WHERE'S THAT DISH?	$400	Emmentaler, my dear Watson! Wheels of this 2-word product roll in between 165 & 265 pounds	Swiss cheese	7%
A VISIT TO PRAGUE	$1600	In 1348 Charles IV of this "sacred" empire founded Charles University--go Chuck U.!--in Prague, his capital	the Holy Roman Empire	7%
PODCASTS	$800	"The Empty Chair" & "Turkey in a Face Mask" are recent episodes of this show hosted by Ira Glass	This American Life	7%
A VISIT TO PRAGUE	$800	A "Good King" in Christmas song, this martyred prince was interred in 932 A.D. in what's now part of Prague Castle	Wenceslas	7%
PODCASTS	$1000	This podcast company is behind such shows as "Dr. Death", "Dirty John" & "American scandal"	Wondery	7%
A VISIT TO PRAGUE	$400	U Fleku in Prague is this type of pub, having been making suds on the premises since 1499	a brewery	0%
FIRST NAMES IN THE DICTIONARY	$1200	An old song says "A pretty girl is like" this, a pleasing tune	a melody	0%
ONE-NAMED AUTHORS	$1600	"Frogs" & "Wealth" are one-word titles from this one-name master of ancient Greek comedy	Aristophanes	0%
OLIVIER AWARD WINNERS	$1200	In 2010 Rachel Weisz & Ruth Wilson won for playing these 2 sisters in "A Streetcar Named Desire"	Blanche & Stella	0%
HEY, WHERE'S THAT DISH?	$800	If you're pro-antioxidant, this South American foodstuff, seen here, is rich in selenium	Brazil nuts	0%
LET'S GET SERIOUS	$1200	In the 1700s, opera was dominated by 2 major forms: the more prestigious opera seria & opera this, Italian for comic opera	buffa	0%
HEY, WHERE'S THAT DISH?	$600	Taken from the loin, this "international" breakfast meat traditionally comes in cylindrical form	Canadian bacon	0%
LET'S GET SERIOUS	$1600	Hepatitis C can lead to this other serious "C" disease, permanent scarring & hardening of the liver	cirrhosis	0%
OLIVIER AWARD WINNERS	$2000	In 1979 Barry Humphries won for playing his alter ego, this saucy dame	Dame Edna	0%
OLIVIER AWARD WINNERS	$1600	Dolores Umbridge in the "Harry Potter" films, Imelda Staunton has won several Oliviers, including as Mama Rose in this musical	Gypsy	0%
THE 50 STATES	N/A	Both in the Pacific, they are the 50 states' 2 biggest islands in area; one is about 40 degrees colder in winter than the other	Hawaii & Kodiak	0%
OLIVIER AWARD WINNERS	$400	Known to moviegoers as Gandalf the Grey, he's won several Olivier Awards, including one as Richard III	Ian McKellen	0%
LET'S GET SERIOUS	$2000	This playwright said the lonely, secluded life of Norway forces everyone there to become serious & introspective	Ibsen	0%
YES "I" CAN!	$600	I can host "Morning Edition" on NPR, & now you can see what I look like after listening to my voice for all these years	Inskeep	0%
A VISIT TO PRAGUE	$1200	One of many statues on Charles Bridge is of this prophet, a contemporary of Jesus who urged repentance	John the Baptist	0%
OLIVIER AWARD WINNERS	$800	This actress, seen here, has received the most individual Olivier Awards--8 awards over 40 years	Judi Dench	0%
LET'S GET SERIOUS	$800	More serious than a correction, in print journalism this 10-letter word is the act of "taking back" a story	retraction	0%
ONE-NAMED AUTHORS	$800	German poet Novalis pioneered this passionate literary movement & died young of TB in 1801	Romanticism	0%
LET'S GET SERIOUS	$400	In a 2008 superhero film, this character naturally asks, "Why so serious?"	the Joker	0%