Jeopardy #8527

Episode broadcast Tuesday, December 7, 2021
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BEFORE HE WAS PRESIDENT
$200
He was a member of the Missouri National Guard
Truman
$400
He was a Rhodes Scholar
Bill Clinton
$600
He defeated Santa Anna at the Battle of Buena Vista
Zachary Taylor
$800
He killed lawyer Charles Dickinson in a duel
Andrew Jackson
$1000
He was sheriff of Erie County & mayor of Buffalo
Grover Cleveland
 
 
 
NONFICTION
$200
"Apple", "Cancer" & "Legacy" are chapters in a biography about him, "The Man Who Thought Different"
(Steve) Jobs
$400
This bestselling memoir about a woman's quest to find balance in her life was published in Spanish as "Come, reza, ama"
Eat, Pray, Love
$600
Edward Gibbon's historical work "The Decline and Fall of" this was published in 6 volumes between 1776 & 1788
Roman Empire
$800
"The Immortal Life of" this woman tells how her HeLa cells aided medical research, without her knowledge or consent
Henrietta Lacks
$1000
He wrote "Between the World and Me", about racial injustice, in the form of a letter to his teenage son
Ta-Nehisi Coates
 
 
 
OFFICE, OURS
$200
Looks like Barb brought a video of her dog; aw, it's this breed seen here which can hit 40 miles per hour when in the mood
a Greyhound
$400
Pat submits receipts from a business trip --seems she enjoyed all the good things of Gothenburg in this European country
Sweden
$600
Shohei begins a water cooler discussion about this drama on Starz about pro wrestlers featuring Stephen Amell
Heels
$800
Amal leads the pool in the Mega Millions lottery; Brad runs the pool for this one that's in D.C. & all but 5 states
Powerball
$1000
It's quittin' time, & Sally is buying round 1 of this Russian-sounding drink with vodka & ginger beer that has quite a kick!
a Moscow Mule
 
 
 
POP CULTURE
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Seen here, she brought the funny to shows like "Shrill" & "Saturday Night Live"
Aidy Bryant
$400
2021 saw the first stand-alone movie about this Marvel-ous title female, set during the time of "Captain America: Civil War"
Black Widow
$600
In 2019, this young rapper moseyed onto the scene in a really big way
Lil Nas X
$800
Rob Delaney narrates this Netflix dating show in which contestants are outfitted as all sorts of creatures
Sexy Beasts
$1000
In 2021, he rode on to movie screens as Snake Eyes
Henry Golding
 
 
 
MOUNTAINS
$200
China's Mount Huang translates as the mountain of this color
yellow
$400
The world's fourth-highest peak, Lhotse is found in this range
the Himalayas
$600
Here's the view from the peak of Ben Nevis, Scotland's highest peak, part of this geographic region named for its altitude
the Highlands
$800
Uhuru & Mawenzi are peaks of this African mountain
Mount Kilimanjaro
$1000
First summited in 1966, this 16,000-foot peak overlooks the Ronne Ice Shelf
Vinson Massif
 
 
 
IN THE CURRICULUM
$200
An ol' pal, or chopped up fish used to attract bigger ones
chum
$400
An old special object kept due to its association with a saint
relic
$600
You rang? It's a sudden move in an unexpected direction
lurch
$800
From a 1933 play, "When I hear" this artsy word "I reach for my pistol" is often wrongly attributed to Hermann Goering
cuture
$1000
This stomach trouble is caused by the H. pylori bacterium & can be made worse by too many pain relievers
an ulcer
 
 
 
I'VE GOT A THEORY
$400
Redefining minor things like space, time & gravity, the theory of general this changed the world in 1915
the theory of relativity
$800
In 1866 this monk was pushing paper--for the Natural Science Society of Brünn--detailing his theory of heredity
Mendel
$1200
Brønsted-Lowry says any compound that transfers a proton to another compound is an acid; the one taking on a proton is a this
a base
$1600
In 1633 he got a life sentence for discussing Copernican theory, but it was a torture-free term
Galileo
$2000
Sometimes called the theory of everything, it says all the objects in our universe are made of vibrating filaments of energy
string theory
 
 
 
NAME THE MUSICAL
$400
"I'm just like my country, I'm young, scrappy and hungry, and I'm not throwin' away my shot"
Hamilton
$800
"Anything you can do, I can do better, I can do anything better than you"
Annie Get Your Gun
$1200
"I could have danced all night, and still have begged for more"
My Fair Lady
$1600
"This needs to be perfect, these emails have to prove that we were actually friends"
Dear Evan Hansen
$2000
"I'm reporting live from Gander Airport where the 19th plane has just touched down"
Come From Away
 
 
 
MYTHOLOGY
$400
The immortal sisters Stheno & Euryale, whose gaze could turn you to stone, were these monsters
Gorgons
$800
Here's a depiction of this mythical creature
a phoenix
$1200
Zeus gave a silver bow made by the Cyclops to this daughter & goddess of the hunt
Artemis
$1600
Vulcan is the Roman counterpart of this Greek god
Hephaestus
$2000
This daughter of Tantalus turned to stone while weeping for her slain children
Niobe
 
 
 
THEY EARNED A PhD
$400
Under Franz Boas, Ruth Benedict & Margaret Mead both earned PhDs from Columbia in this subject
anthropology
$800
Born into slavery, Anna Julia Cooper became a noted educator & activist, & in her 60s received a PhD from this Paris college
the Sorbonne
$1200
This chairman of the Fed from 1987 to 2006 has a PhD in economics
Greenspan
$1600
We will rock you when we tell you that this guitarist & founding member of queen is a doctor of astrophysics
Brian May
$2000
She holds a PhD in animal science & authored "The Autistic Brain" & "Humane Livestock Handling"
Temple Grandin
 
 
 
RUSSIAN HISTORY & CULTURE
$400
Apologizing to the Russian people for the failures of his administration, he abruptly resigned as president December 31, 1999
(Boris) Yeltsin
$800
Russian for "peace" or "world", this space station hosted more than 100 people from 12 countries during its time in orbit
Mir
$1200
Until DNA tests in the 1990s proved otherwise, many claimed to be this youngest daughter of Czar Nicholas II
Anastasia
$1600
In the early 1900s members of the faction that opposed Lenin were called these, meaning "one of the minority"
the Mensheviks
$2000
As the result of his "Gulag Archipelago", this author was exiled from the Soviet Union in 1974 & wouldn't return for 20 years
Solzhenitsyn
 
 
 
10-LETTER WORDS
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Footbridge is a 10-letter word that you use if you're this kind of 10-letter traveler
a pedestrian
$800
Yep, people still use this handy measuring tool in math class & in certain professions
a protractor
$1200
This biology branch that shares a Nobel Prize category deals with the functions of living organisms
physiology
$1600
This word meaning "harmful" is also the name of Sleeping Beauty's nemesis
maleficent
$2000
From Greek for "to show through", it's used to describe a delicate, translucent fabric, perhaps a bridal veil
diaphanous
 
 
 
OLD GEOGRAPHIC NAMES
N/A
This term once used for western North Africa is still used today in the name of a primate from that region
Barbary
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