Jeopardy #8460

Episode broadcast Friday, August 6, 2021
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WHAT'S YOUR UNSAFE WORD?
$200
Venture capital is aka this capital; others have an "aversion" to the 4-letter word
risk
$400
It can come before "mass" in physics, or "care" in the hospital if your condition is serious
critical
$600
This very unsafe word that can mean "traitorous" also starts with "tr"
treacherous
$800
It can refer to one who is fearful & lacking self-confidence, or a password that can be easily hacked
insecure (weak)
$1000
2 ships about to hit each other are said to be on this alliterative path, so get the life jackets ready
a collision course
 
 
 
TV SUPPORTING CHARACTERS
$200
Moe Szyslak
The Simpsons
$400
Patrick Star
SpongeBob SquarePants
$600
Lovey Howell
Gilligan\'s Island
$800
Grandma Huang
Fresh Off the Boat
$1000
Jacksonville Jaguars fan Jason Mendoza
The Good Place
 
 
 
NOVELS SINCE 1900
$200
23-year-old Andrea Sachs gets a job as a personal assistant at Runway magazine in this Lauren Weisberger novel
The Devil Wears Prada
$400
"Texasville" & "Duane's Depressed" are 2 of the many tales of the small-town west by this author who died in 2021
(Larry) McMurtry
$600
The name of this realtor & Sinclair Lewis title character has come to mean a witless booster
(George) Babbitt
$800
There's a weapon in the title of this modern updating of an ancient English legend by T.H. White
The Sword in the Stone
$1000
Paul Bäumer is a young German student turned soldier in this World War I novel
All Quiet on the Western Front
 
 
 
OCEANOGRAPHIC TERMS
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A general term for seawater, it's also a way to prep your holiday turkey
brine
$400
Seen here is a U.S. government global map of world these; red are the fastest
current
$600
Underneath all that sediment, the ocean floor is primarily made of the pillow type of this substance
basalt (lava)
$800
Measuring the warmth of the water off the western coast of South America, the ONI is the "Oceanic" this Spanish word "Index"
Niño
$1000
Term for the Pacific Ocean zone that forms a band as long as the equator & has about 75% of Earth's active volcanoes
Ring of Fire
 
 
 
SOUVENIR
$200
The Museum of the American Revolution sells a toy this instrument played by 2 marchers in the "Spirit of '76" painting
the drum
$400
"The Golden Door" is a spinner ornament to remind you of this great American landmark
the Statue of Liberty
$600
You can get anything from scarves to keychains with the tartan of this, a Scottish family group--find your own
clan
$800
You never saw this ox-like animal of Asia with a cold, did you? So try the nice warm Mongolian socks made from its wool
a yak
$1000
You can bring home the Czech crystal called this type of glass, named after a historical region where Prague is located
Bohemian
 
 
 
ASH TREE
$200
For many years ash wood was the preferred material in making these for folks like Joe DiMaggio
baseball bats
$400
Planted before 1911, "Old Granddad" is a landmark ash tree in the shade-hungry city of Modesto in this state
California
$600
These priests of ancient Britain carried wands made of ash because of the wood's straight grain
(the) Druids
$800
Ash trees are home to more than 500 species of these symbiotic organisms, including old man's beard
lichen
$1000
In Norse myth, the squirrel Ratatoskr carries messages up & down this ash tree that supports the world
Yggdrasil
 
 
 
ANCIENT SYMBOLS
$400
Found in pagan lore & sometimes linked with evil, a five-pointed star in a circle is called this
pentagram
$800
The 8-armed cross has been associated in Christianity with this often earliest in life of the seven sacraments
baptism
$1200
The merkaba symbol takes its name from a Hebrew word meaning this ancient battle transport
chariot
$1600
The symbol seen here is a representation of this loud avian of Native American mythology
thunderbird
$2000
Incorporating three stylized swords, the khanda is a symbol of this religion of the Indian subcontinent
Sikhism
 
 
 
HEY, WHAT YEAR IS IT?
$400
The country gets re-hitched at Appomattox Court House; "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" begin
1865
$800
The stock market crashes; the St. Valentine's Day Massacre goes down; Trotsky gets exiled from Russia... man, that's a rough year
1929
$1200
John Kerry is nominated for president; the Spirit Rover lands on Mars
2004
$1600
The American Revolution ends; Washington Irving begins; Russia annexes Crimea, not for the last time
1783
$2000
Burr kills Hamilton non-musically; Lewis & Clark set out; Friedrich Schiller tells the tale of William Tell
1804
 
 
 
LESSER-KNOWN ARTISTS
$400
Thomas Hovenden concentrated on everyday people like "The Village" this worker, a subject of 19th century poetry as well
blacksmith
$800
Suzanne Valadon worked as this for Renoir & Toulouse-Lautrec before she began painting her own works
model
$1200
Meindert Hobbema is best known for the 1689 work that has two of these optical points--one down the road & one in the sky
vanishing points
$1600
Jean Metzinger has been called the third artist in this movement & his 1912 treatise on it was one of the first
cubism
$2000
Seen here, the work of Alphonse Legros may have influenced this man's most famous portrait; they were friends until an 1867 fight
(James) Whistler
 
 
 
"G" I'D LIKE TO GO THERE
$400
I'd love to visit some of its many islands, like Andros & Naxose
Greece
$800
One of the 7 holy cities of Hinduism, Varanasi has shrines, temples & palaces along the banks of this river
the Ganges
$1200
This historic city lies at the junction of the same-named lake & the Rhone River
Geneva
$1600
The majestic Alhambra is in this Spanish province
Granada
$2000
A huge legendary being is said to have created this causeway of basalt columns jutting into the sea from Northern Ireland
Giant\'s Causeway
 
 
 
OLD SYNONYMS
$400
Ahoy! It's a cethegrande or spouter, this mammal
whale
$800
Sunrist was this direction
east
$1200
If you saw one of these, you might've called it a haunt, a shade or a wraith
ghost
$1600
Syrup of soot & ninny-broth were 17th century words for this; go-juice & mud came later
coffee
$2000
An erring star or a wanderer was one of these
planet
 
 
 
SONGS THAT GIVE ADVICE
$400
Stephen Stills suggested, "If you can't be with the one you love, honey" do this
""Love The One You\'re With"
$800
John Mayer urged "fathers" to be good to these people; they "will love like you do"
(your) daughters
$1200
Tammy Wynette sang, "You'll have bad times, & he'll have good times", but you should still do this
"Stand By Your Man"
$1600
Therapists may chafe at this Melissa Manchester song that advises, "Just keep it inside & learn how to hide your feelings"
"Don\'t Cry Out Loud"
$2000
Corinne Bailey Rae says to be yourself: "Girl", do this, "Tell me your favorite song, you go ahead, let your hair down"
"Put Your Records On"
 
 
 
LITERATURE & THE ANIMAL KINGDOM
N/A
In 2020 scientists named Trimeresurus salazar, a new species of this, after a character in a book series
a snake
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