Statistics for Jeopardy #8471

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This quiz has been taken 46 times
The average score is 13 of 61

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Category	Cash	Clue	Answer	% Correct
ALLITERATIVE PEOPLE	$400	His assassination sparked a war to end all wars	(Franz) Ferdinand	74%
COMMON BONDS	$200	Driver, wedge, putter	golf clubs	74%
YOUTHFUL POP STARS	$400	This actress-singer was 13 when the soundtrack for "Hannah Montana" hit No. 1	Miley Cyrus	70%
GREATS IN HISTORY	$400	Term for the worldwide economic crisis that lasted throughout the 1930s	the Great Depression	70%
COMMON BONDS	$1000	Cuban, banh mi, po' boy	sandwich	65%
LIZARDS	$1000	The world's biggest lizards, Komodo dragons are native only to Komodo Island & the Sunda Islands of this country	Indonesia	57%
BOOKS & AUTHORS	$600	In "Gub Gub's Book", by the creator of Dr. Dolittle, this type of animal tells of truffles & more	pig	48%
ALLITERATIVE PEOPLE	$200	In 1937 this future U.S. commander in chief made his film debut in "Love is on the Air"	Ronald Reagan	48%
VENTRILOQUISM FOR DUMMIES	$200	The U.S. loves ventriloquists! 3 have won this NBC competition show with Simon Cowell as a judge	America\'s Got Talent	43%
GREATS IN HISTORY	$800	Here's a portrait of this empress of Russia, who did not go by her original name of Sophie	Catherine the Great	43%
BOOKS & AUTHORS	$200	An H. Rider Haggard novel from 1885 saw Allan Quatermain looking for this king's mines	Solomon	39%
BOOKS & AUTHORS	$400	Anthony Bourdain wrote a 2001 book about this New York woman who was very infectious in the kitchen in the early 1900s	Typhoid Mary	39%
COMMON BONDS	$800	Birds, angels, the stage in a theater	wings	39%
LIZARDS	$200	The Florida worm lizard has no ear openings or visible eyes but somehow preys on these wood-eating insects also called white ants	termites	35%
COMMON BONDS	$600	A violin, a marionette, a tennis racket	things with strings	35%
LIZARDS	$600	The name of this lizard known for its ability to climb vertical surfaces is from a Malay word imitating the sound it makes	gecko	30%
YOUTHFUL POP STARS	$1200	This military-sounding rapper had a 2007 hit at age 17 with "Crank That"	Soulja Boy	30%
COMMON BONDS	$400	The bucket, bad habits, a football	things you kick	30%
VENTRILOQUISM FOR DUMMIES	$600	Before winning an Oscar for playing an imprisoned serial killer, he partnered up with a spooky dummy in "Magic"	(Anthony) Hopkins	22%
A WORD IN SPANISH	$600	This fish in the tuna family is also a masculine adjective for "pretty" in Spanish	bonito	22%
A WORD IN SPANISH	$400	Lionel Richie sang of celebrations in many languages: "We're going to party, karamu," this Spanish word	fiesta	22%
LIZARDS	$400	Sounding like an ornamental edging, it's the membrane that an Australian lizard raises to appear larger when threatened	frill	22%
YOUTHFUL POP STARS	$2000	In 1987, a month after her 16th birthday, this single-named singer topped the charts with "I Think We're Alone Now"	Tiffany	22%
A WORD IN SPANISH	$1000	In Spanish it's not someone taking the law into his own hands, it's just a watchman, like a night watchman	vigilante	22%
BOOKS & AUTHORS	$800	"War & Peace" opens in this year, 7 years before a fateful invasion	1805	17%
BOOKS & AUTHORS	$1000	Outside the Ansonia, Connecticut Public Library, a memorial fountain & horse trough honors this "Black Beauty" author	Anna Sewell	17%
STARTS WITH "B"	$400	A signal fire, perhaps on a Boston hill	beacon	17%
VENTRILOQUISM FOR DUMMIES	$800	Bubba J & the cranky Walter are 2 of the dummies featured in this comedian's act	Jeff Dunham	17%
VENTRILOQUISM FOR DUMMIES	$400	Shari Lewis had her own children's show featuring this "sheepish" puppet	Lamb Chop	17%
GREATS IN HISTORY	$2000	After the death of his wife Julia, this member of the First Triumvirate turned against his father-in-law Julius Caesar	Pompey	17%
GREATS IN HISTORY	$1600	During the period in the Catholic church called the "Great" this, there were 2 & even 3 rival popes at the same time	the Schism	17%
A WORD IN SPANISH	$800	Stand down, Sir Francis Drake; Spanish-speaking countries such as Argentina use this to mean their navy	armada	13%
STARTS WITH "B"	$800	An uncivilized person, particularly one from outside the Roman Empire	Barbarian	13%
YOUTHFUL POP STARS	$800	This 17-year-old singer was appearing on "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" when he released his album "Ricky"	Ricky Nelson	13%
OH MY GODS!	$800	Saraswati, Hindu goddess of learning & the arts, is considered the inventor of this language	Sanskrit	13%
ALLITERATIVE PEOPLE	$600	One of the greatest songs he's written is "Send In The Clowns" from "A Little Night Music"	Sondheim	13%
AMERICAN LAKES	$400	As its name suggests, this 1,900-foot-deep lake sits atop an Oregon volcano	Crater	9%
GREATS IN HISTORY	$1200	A great & prolific builder, this pharaoh dedicated one of his temples at Abu Simbel to his favorite queen, Nefertari	Ramses (the Great)	9%
LIZARDS	$800	The 5-lined this 5-letter lizard is also known as the blue-tailed type	skink	9%
OH MY GODS!	$1200	Amulius wanted Mars' sons Romulus & Remus drowned in this river, but turns out Rome wasn't gonna found itself	the Tiber	9%
STARTS WITH "B"	$2000	A blessing from the Sermon on the Mount	beatitude	4%
STARTS WITH "B"	$1600	Many over-40 folks wear these to compensate for presbyopia	bifocals	4%
OH MY GODS!	$1600	Appearing as a swan to Leda, Zeus became a dad to at least one of these twins, the Dioscuri; obviously, that's complicated	Castor & Pollux	4%
VENTRILOQUISM FOR DUMMIES	$1000	Edgar Bergen's most famous dummy, this character was based on a newsboy but classed up with a monocle & top hat	(Charlie) McCarthy	4%
FOOD FIGHTS BACK	$1200	If your doctor tells you to avoid this citrus fruit with your medications, the furanocoumarins are the problem	grapefruit	4%
YOUTHFUL POP STARS	$1600	Seen here, she took the country music world by storm as a teenager in the 1990s	LeAnn Rimes	4%
OH MY GODS!	$400	This leader of the Norse gods stole a potion containing the art of poetry from Suttung the giant & gave it to human wordsmiths	Odin	4%
ALLITERATIVE PEOPLE	$800	Born with an artistic heritage, she's found beauty in designing jewelry & creating a signature perfume	Picasso	4%
STARTS WITH "B"	$1200	Guinea is a small species of this primate	baboon	0%
AMERICAN LAKES	$800	In honor of a first lady with a famous nickname, Town Lake in Austin, Texas got this new 2-word name in 2007	Lady Bird	0%
AMERICAN LAKES	$1200	Secluded inlets called coves are poplular for fishing in Midwestern lakes, like Missouri's Lake of these mountains	Lake of the Ozarks	0%
ALLITERATIVE PEOPLE	$1000	In 2020 the job of White House Chief of Staff changed M&Ms, from this man to Mark Meadows	Mick Mulvaney	0%
FOOD FIGHTS BACK	$400	The tyramine in fermented products like aged cheese or beer may cause these headaches derived from the word hemicrania	migraines	0%
A WORD IN SPANISH	$200	A Spanish idiom for "Don't worry about it", literally "nothing happens", is no pasa this word	nada	0%
AMERICAN LAKES	$1600	A Seminole reservation & the communities of Belle Glade & Pahokee are found around the shores of this lake	Okeechobee	0%
FOOD FIGHTS BACK	$800	A serious allergic reaction to this legume can be caused by its Ara h 1, 2 & 3 proteins	peanuts	0%
FOOD FIGHTS BACK	$1600	If mango skin makes your lips tingle, it's a reaction related to the rashes you might get from touching this toxic vine	poison ivy	0%
AMERICAN LAKES	$2000	Home to a wildlife refuge, this saline "sea" in the Colorado Desert is California's largest lake in surface area	Salton	0%
OH MY GODS!	$2000	Quetzalcoatl was worshiped at Tula, also called Tollan, by this people from whom the Aztecs claimed descent	Toltec	0%
FOOD FIGHTS BACK	$2000	Leafy greens are rich in this vitamin needed to synthesize clotting factors; blood thinners may counteract its activity	vitamin K	0%
1980s MOVIES	N/A	The Dip used to kill characters in this 1988 film consisted of acetone, benzene & turpentine, ingredients of paint thinner	Who Framed Roger Rabbit	0%