Jeopardy #8556

Episode broadcast Monday, January 17, 2022
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THE LAKE SHOW
$200
Near where it joins the Tigris, parts of this river flow through the marshes of Iraq's Lake Hammar
the Euphrates
$400
The east coast of the state of Michigan is known as the sunrise side because of daybreak over this lake
Lake Huron
$600
Known for its tourist resorts, Lake Tahoe is a high elevation lake in these mountains of the western United States
the Sierra Nevadas
$800
Found in a volcanic crater & ringed by Mayan villages, Lake Atitlán is in the highlands of this nation
Guatemala
$1000
Lake Peipus forms part of the border between this northernmost Baltic republic & Russia
Estonia
 
 
 
A MEMBER OF THE BANDS
$200
He reached nirvana as a drummer but went on to fight foo as a frontman
Dave Grohl
$400
This top-hatted guitarist left Guns N' Roses & brandished a new musical weapon, Velvet Revolver
Slash
$600
Hollywood Vampires were brought to life in 2015, led by Alice Cooper, Johnny Depp & guitarist Joe Perry of this band
Aerosmith
$800
Drummer Travis McNabb rocked for Better Than Ezra, then went country with this Jennifer Nettles band
Sugarland
$1000
Neil Finn, formerly of Split Enz, formed this band named for a cramped place on Sycamore Avenue in Los Angeles
Crowded House
 
 
 
WEIGHTS & MEASURES
$200
This "handy" measure of booze is a pour of about 3/4 of an inch
a finger
$400
Tire pressure is measured in psi, short for these
pounds per square inch
$600
This unit of measure also means to come to understand
to fathom
$800
At one time, a nook was a measure of land equal to about 20 of these
acres
$1000
This length used in horse racing is equal to 220 yards, or 1/8 of a mile
a furlong
 
 
 
"PRE"FIXES
$200
Accepted in advance, like a guaranteed credit card application
pre-approved
$400
Before a contest, or to toss a few back before hitting the bars
pre-game
$600
This word means secondhand, like a used car
pre-owned
$800
It means biased or inclined in a particular direction, though it sounds like it means thrown away early
pre-disposed
$1000
Some agrarian societies are considered this, not yet having developed manufacturing capability
pre-industrial
 
 
 
ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE CHARACTERS
$200
In addition to all the evil & crime, this man had time to write the book "The Dynamics of an Asteroid"
Moriarty
$400
Charles Augustus Milverton, "the worst man in London", is using imprudent letters of lady Eva Brackwell in this evil deed
blackmail
$600
Mrs. Hudson is Sherlock's landlady at this alphanumeric London address
221B Baker Street
$800
In "A Study in Scarlet", this Scotland Yard inspector is described as "lean and ferret-like"
Inspector Lestrade
$1000
Irene Adler is known as the woman who outwitted Sherlock, but she only appears in one story: "A Scandal in" this kingdom
Bohemia
 
 
 
HOLMES & WATSON
$200
Artist-scientist William Henry Holmes painted cliff dwellings in the 1870s, & soon helped establish this -ology in America
archaeology
$400
At Jarama in 1937 anti-fascist Alonzo Watson became the first African American killed in this country's Civil War
Spain
$600
This heavyweight boxing champ of the 1970s & '80s was nicknamed the Easton Assassin
Larry Holmes
$800
As part of this company, the Thomas J. Watson Research Center conducts work on A.I. & quantum computing
IBM
$1000
Called "The Great Dissenter", he was appointed to the Supreme Court in 1902 & served there for 29 years until the age of 90
Oliver Wendell Holmes
 
 
 
20th CENTURY AMERICA
$400
In 1979, Jimmy Carter installed the first of these at the White House; one is now at his presidential library
solar panels
$800
The Immigration Act of 1903 banned these no-government types with their wild eyes & smoking bombs from entering the United States
anarchists
$1200
The May 24, 1934 Dallas Morning News had a hometown angle with the headline these "Dallas esperadoes shot to death in Louisiana"
Bonnie & Clyde
$1600
Named for a god, this line of cars from Ford got cooler when James Dean drove one in "Rebel Without a Cause'
a Mercury
$2000
This naturalist died in California in 1914, shortly before a dam flooded his beloved Hetch Hetchy Valley
(John) Muir
 
 
 
PALACES
$400
It was the principal residence of French kings from Louis XIV to Louis XVI
Versailles
$800
The Winter Palace in St. Petersburg was long the official residence of the Russian monarchy & today is part of this museum complex
the Hermitage
$1200
The Doge's Palace in Venice is connected to a prison complex by this fateful bridge built around 1600
the Bridge of Sighs
$1600
Built in the 1740s, Sanssouci Palace in Potsdam was the summer residence of this "Great" Prussian
Frederick the Great
$2000
Once a home of Henry VIII, Hampton Court Palace was expanded at the behest of William & Mary by this 17th century architect
(Sir Christopher) Wren
 
 
 
INTERNATIONAL FOOD & DRINK
$400
The name of this traditional Austrian dish is German for "Viennese cutlet"
wienerschnitzel
$800
Belgians are fond of their moules-frites, these with French fries
mussels
$1200
Danes really love their beer, especially this type of pale golden lager that Tuborg introduced to the country in 1880
pilsner
$1600
With or without masala, this Indian dish that often contains chicken literally means "bits" or "pieces"
tikka
$2000
Popular in South America & said to have health benefits, the first part of this tea's name is from Spanish for "herb"
yerba mate
 
 
 
ILLUSTRATORS
$400
N.C. Wyeth contributed illustrations to the story about this guy who slept for 20 years
Rip Van Winkle
$800
On YouTube, children's author & illustrator Marc Brown teaches you how to draw this beloved aardvark
Arthur
$1200
Like Langston Hughes, painter & illustrator Aaron Douglas was a leading figure of this arts movement centered in New York
the Harlem Renaissance
$1600
British surgeon & artist Henry Vandyke Carter was the man behind the illustrations for this classic 1850s textbook
Gray\'s Anatomy
$2000
"Blue-winged Teal" was among the 435 illustrations he did for a book published in four volumes between 1827 & 1838
Audubon
 
 
 
DOCUMENTARIES
$400
A 2021 documentary celebrates this legend who, after leaving Ike, reinvented herself to become the Queen of Rock & Roll
Tina Turner
$800
His life & lessons were the subject of "Won't You Be My Neighbor?"
Mr. Rogers
$1200
"The Mushroom Club", a 2005 documentary short, is a portrait of this city & its people, 60 years after the bombing
Hiroshima
$1600
Filmmaker & diver Craig Foster forged an unusual bond with a sea creature in this Netflix documentary
My Octopus Teacher
$2000
"Bombshell" is about this Austrian-born actress whose credits also include developing a communication system during WWII
Hedy Lamarr
 
 
 
6-LETTER WORDS
$400
This synonym for knowledge is said to be dispensed in pearls
wisdom
$800
It's the container & specialty sporting good seen here
a quiver
$1200
To light a fire one can enjoy while using the same-named e-reader
kindle
$1600
A Spanish wine cellar, or a corner grocery store
bodega
$2000
Alphabetically, this fertilized egg is darn near last
zygote
 
 
 
SCIENTIFIC NAMES
N/A
The 1905 paper that gave this its name also referred to it as "Dynamosaurus imperiosus"
Tyranosaurus rex
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