Jeopardy #8492

Episode broadcast Tuesday, October 19, 2021
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FORTUNE 500 FORTUNES
$200
Despite lackluster sales of the Chevy Bolt, this company had a 2020 value of more than $35 billion
General Motors
$400
Sales of these, 55% of Apple's total sales, fell 14% in 2019; never fear, the company's still worth $2 trillion
iPhones
$600
O say can you see the $121 billion in revenue of this for-profit health federation that operates Blue Cross & Blue Shield
Anthem
$800
This home improvement retailer with a possessive name is valued in excess of $110 billion
Lowe\'s
$1000
This petroleum company abbreviated VLO is VLO'd at more than $22 billion
Valero
 
 
 
MONOPOLY: SPECIAL EDITIONS
$200
Instead of income tax, you have to pay a Central Perk Tab in the Monopoly edition based on this TV show
Friends
$400
You might land on Bike Share or Week-Long Meditation Retreat in "Monopoly for" these folks born between 1981 & 1996
Mililennials
$600
In the "Simpsons" edition, properties up for sale include Disco Stu's & this convenience store
the Kwik-E-Mart
$800
Players need to protect "Baby Yoda" from imperial enemies in Monopoly "Star Wars" this edition
The Mandalorian
$1000
Triforce, hookshot & Hylian shield are tokens in the edition based on this video game franchise
The Legend of Zelda
 
 
 
PART OF DARKNESS
$200
It can be a fairly crucial piece of office furniture
desk
$400
Became submerged & hit the bottom
sank
$600
Elated or eager, or more California colloquially... really cool, dude!
rad
$800
Prince Buster was a star in this Jamaican music style
ska
$1000
To tear clothing in anger
rend
 
 
 
ANNUS HORRIBILIS
$200
In 1348 this "colorful" pandemic killed half the population of Florence, Italy & spread through North Africa
the Black Death
$400
In 1666 the fire that would devastate this city began at the home of the king's baker on Pudding Lane
London
$600
"Black Thursday" saw panic selling on Oct. 24 of this year, leading to "Black Monday" & "Black Tuesday" & dark days in the USA
1929
$800
In the space of a few weeks in 1912, Robert Falcon Scott's trek to this landmark ended in death, then Titanic sailed into history
the South Pole
$1000
Called "The Civil War's Bloodiest Day", Sept. 17 of this year saw the Battle of Antietam, with 23,000 casualties
1862
 
 
 
5 BURROS
$200
"The Little Donkey" is one of the many tales collected by these brothers in the early 1800s
the Brothers Grimm
$400
This melancholy donkey whose tail is attached by a nail debuted in a 1926 story
Eeyore
$600
In a book by Marguerite Henry, Brighty is a burro who roams the high cliffs of this Arizona landmark
the Grand Canyon
$800
In the book of Numbers, both an angel & the animal itself ask this man why he's beating up on his donkey
Balaam
$1000
In "A Midsummer Night's Dream", the mischievous Puck gives this poor weaver the head of an ass
(Nick) Bottom
 
 
 
NEW YORK CITY
$200
Gary Muhrcke, winner of the 1st race up 1,576 stairs of the Empire State Bldg. in 1978, was also the 1st to win this NYC event in 1970
the New York City Marathon
$400
Take a selfie with the Statue of Liberty aboard this 25-minute ride to the St. George Terminal across New York Harbor
the Staten Island Ferry
$600
thrillist.com named this Brooklyn "burg" the world's No. 1 hipster neighborhood
Williamsburg
$800
Keens Steakhouse displays thousands of clay pipes used by patrons like Buffalo Bill, Babe Ruth & this Rough Rider & N.Y. native
Teddy Roosevelt
$1000
You can hitch a ride or just take a bus to this Queens beach, New York City's only legal surfing spot
Rockaway
 
 
 
WORLD GEOGRAPHY
$400
The Libyan Desert is a portion of this much larger desert
the Sahara
$800
Greek & Turkish are the principal languages of this Mediterranean island nation
Cyprus
$1200
A 2010 agreement between Russia & this country splits control of the Barents Sea nearly in half
Norway
$1600
Around 1979 this Mexican state on the Pacific dropped "Norte" from its name
Baja
$2000
The alliterative lion of this Swiss city commemorates Swiss Guards who died in the French Revolution
Lucerne
 
 
 
POLITICAL NICKNAMES
$400
Jowly Winston Churchill was nicknamed the "British" this, a breed of dog he owned
Bulldog
$800
In 2019 Lori Lightfoot took over as mayor of Chicago from this man, "Rahmbo"
Rahm Emanuel
$1200
"Snarlin' Arlen" was the nickname of Arlen Specter, a long-time senator from this state
Pennsylvania
$1600
This senator remembered in history for a series of debates was nicknamed "The Little Giant"
(Stephen A.) Douglas
$2000
Harkening back to the Ottoman Empire, "Sultan" is the nickname critics have given this current head of state
President Erdoğan or Turkey
 
 
 
HISTORICAL FIGURES ON FILM
$400
2019: Cynthia Erivo as this "conductor"
Harriet Tubman
$800
2006: this actor as Idi Amin
Forest Whitaker
$1200
2018: this actress as the doomed Mary, Queen of Scots
Saoirse Ronan
$1600
2020: Charles Dance as this tycoon in "Mank"
Hearst
$2000
1979: Malcolm McDowell as this depraved Roman ruler
Caligula
 
 
 
20th CENTURY ENGLISH
$400
The 1960s gave us acid rock; the acid was this
LSD
$800
It first meant a movie, then a script for one, then starting in the 1930s was used in Academy Award categories
a screenplay
$1200
Hyphenated word for someone with an outdated view on the shape of our planet
a flat-Earther
$1600
Muriel Dowding started the cosmetics company Beauty Without this, helping inspire the adjective this-free
Cruelty
$2000
Coined around 1960, it's the dull, conformist town where the opposites of beatniks & hippies live
Squaresville
 
 
 
DID I MISS ANYTHING?
$400
He returned to Venice from the East in 1295, having missed the rule of 2 doges
Marco Polo
$800
For union activism, George Loveless was sent from his English village to this distant place in 1834, but in 1837 was able to return
Australia
$1200
Japanese soldier Hiroo Onoda fought WWII in this country until the 1970s, when he left the jungle & surrendered to President Marcos
the Philippines
$1600
Maybe worried he'd been forgotten, on his return to England after a long time crusading, he had himself re-crowned in 1194
Richard I (Lionheart)
$2000
Bronislaw Malinowski did anthropological fieldwork for 2 years near this 2nd largest island, but WWI was still on when he was done
New Guinea
 
 
 
"F" IN SCIENCE
$400
It's part of a flower's stamen, or a thin wire inside a light bulb
filament
$800
CH2O is the chemical formula for this strong-smelling gas used in preservatives
formaldehyde
$1200
The lowest temperature at which the vapor of a combustible liquid may briefly ignite is called this
the flash point
$1600
About 60% of the Earth's crust is made up of this group of glassy minerals
feldspar
$2000
In the 1940s he developed an improved theory of quantum electrodynamics
Richard Feynman
 
 
 
CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS
N/A
He has studied Cordon Bleu cooking, but is known for his 1981 creation of a character with unconventional taste in cuisine
Thomas Harris
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