Jeopardy #8600

Episode broadcast Friday, March 18, 2022
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ARTHROPODCAST
$200
The medicinal name of these little arthropods comes their habit of rolling themselves into a ball when threatened
a pill bug
$400
These, the members of the class Diplopoda, aren't 10 times the size of centipedes
millipedes
$600
The false this lacks the tail of the real thing and I'm fine with that
a scorpion
$800
The name of this arthropod subgroup is from Latin for "hard shell"
crustacean
$1000
These so-called crabs are actually related to the extinct trilobites
horseshoe crabs
 
 
 
GLOBAL ORGANIZATIONS
$200
15 judges sit on the International Court of Justice as the principal judicial organ of this global body
the United Nations
$400
Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, an economist from Nigeria, is the first woman to head this, WTO for short
the World Trade Organization
$600
Goals of the IMF include improving access to global investment & stabilizing these currency trading scales
exchange rates
$800
This group that now has 27 member nations is headquartered in Brussels, Belgium
the European Union (EU)
$1000
This agency, the IAEA, has been much in the news in recent years with its inspectors' attempts to monitor nuclear technology
the International Atomic Energy Agency
 
 
 
ANALYZING THE SEUSS CHARACTER
$200
An angry mob's near murder of an entire village via beezle-nut juice dunking traumatizes this horrified & helpless elephant
Horton
$400
"You stay in your place while I sit here and rule", says this turtle king, pulling a serious top 1% job on a poor turtle named Mack
Yertle (the Turtle)
$600
Freud said rivalry with the father is basic--for the young'uns in this book, that includes jumping onto his belly
Hop on Pop
$800
Pro-environment & perhaps with a savior complex, he "was shortish. And oldish... and mossy", & kinda looked like Wilford Brimley
the Lorax
$1000
This title guy gets a death sentence--via beheading!--then overcomes his hoarding & sells his "500 Hats" to the king
Bartholomew Cubbins
 
 
 
THE 5 W's IN OTHER LANGUAGES
$200
French: qui
who
$400
Italian: quando
when
$600
Norwegian: hva
what
$800
Spanish: donde
where
$1000
Swedish: varfor
why
 
 
 
EASY PEASY
$200
Check out the statue standing on a corner in Winslow, Arizona; it was inspired by this Eagles hit
"Take It Easy"
$400
The title of this 1970 Jack Nicholson film refers to a book of piano exercises his character practiced as a child
Five Easy Pieces
$600
This HBO miniseries recounted the daunting history of Easy Company, the 506th Regiment of the 101st Airborne
Band of Brothers
$800
After "The Fly", Jeff Goldblum reunited with Geena Davis in this comedy about 3 aliens who want to party in L.A.
Earth Girls Are Easy
$1000
Given first name Ezekiel, this fictional detective worked the Watts area of L.A. starting in the 1940s
Easy Rawlins
 
 
 
LEMON SQUEEZY
$200
For a classic French 75, along with the gin, lemon juice & simple syrup, you have to break out a bottle of this sparkling wine
champagne
$400
Whisk yolks in the top of a double boiler & slowly add clarified butter & lemon juice to make this, 1 of cuisine's "mother sauces"
hollandaise
$600
A classic pie is filled with tart lemon & topped with this, stiffly beaten egg whites & sugar
meringue
$800
This outermost layer of a lemon peel--just the skin & not the white pith--has aromatic oils that add flavor to food
zest
$1000
Salt-preserved lemons can accompany this Moroccan stew made in an earthenware pot of the same name
a tagine
 
 
 
TOOLS OF THE TRADE
$400
Baseball star Muddy Ruel called the mask, shin guards, etc. used in this job the "tools of ignorance"
catcher
$800
Floss & polishers are among the tools of those of this job; the women who did it were first allowed to wear pants in 1971
dental hygienists
$1200
An electronic pick & a plug spinner are tools of this trade; in California, a state license is good too
a locksmith
$1600
This job requires mastering a special 22-button keyboard & spending time around lawyers & defendants
a court reporter
$2000
The Gemological Institute of America website sells a 10x one of these
a loupe
 
 
 
U.S. GEOGRAPHY
$400
This "stately" river actually begins next door in Pittsburgh
Ohio
$800
Utah would be more of a rectangle if this state hadn't taken a bite out of its northeastern corner
Wyoming
$1200
The cities of Providence & Newport lie at opposite ends of this bay
Narragansett Bay
$1600
At over 9,300 feet, Shishaldin volcano is the highest mountain in this Alaskan island chain
the Aleutian Islands
$2000
Mount Marcy & Algonquin Peak can be found in these mountains in northeastern New York
the Adirondacks
 
 
 
BIBLICAL PASSAGES
$400
In Genesis, God tells Noah, "the door of" this "shalt thou set in the side thereof"
the ark
$800
The book of Ezekiel says the gates of this city shall be named after the tribes of Israel
Jerusalem
$1200
In Exodus, this man tells the elders of Israel that when the Lord sees blood upon the lintel & side posts, he "will pass over the door"
Moses
$1600
In 1 Samuel 14, Jonathan the Hebrew finds a passage between 2 rocks that lets him reach these enemies & slaughter them
the Philistines
$2000
If an Ephraimite pronounced this word with "si", not "shi", the Gileadites "slew him at the passages of Jordan"
shibboleth
 
 
 
WOMEN OF COUNTRY MUSIC
$400
In 2021 Taste of Country named as country music's Most Powerful Woman of All Time this beloved Tennessee titan
Dolly Parton
$800
Among those joining this icon for her 50th anniversary at the Grand Ole Opry were Miranda Lambert, Lee Ann Womack & sister Crystal Gayle
Loretta Lynn
$1200
As runner-up on the Season 10 finale of "American Idol", country star Lauren Alaina got to sing with her idol, this season 4 winner
Carrie Underwood
$1600
She said of "Stand By Your Man" that she spent 20 minutes writing it & over 20 years defending it
Tammy Wynette
$2000
Breaking barriers in country music, she was Grammy-nominated for her song "Black Like Me" & in 2021, co-hosted the ACM Awards
Mickey Guyton
 
 
 
SOUTH AMERICAN HISTORY
$400
In 1822 Brazil declared independence from this country, which recognized that action 3 years later
Portugal
$800
In 1919 South America got its first commercial airline: Avianca, now headquartered in this capital of Colombia
Bogotá
$1200
In 1997, 30 years after his death in Bolivia, the remains of this revolutionary were returned to Cuba
"Che" Guevara
$1600
In 1864 this country in the middle of the continent took on Brazil, later Argentina & Uruguay; half its population would end up dead
Paraguay
$2000
In the early 2000s this ex-president of Chile lost his immunity from prosecution & was charged with human rights abuses
Pinochet
 
 
 
MIDDLE E
$400
A wild mammal's cave lair... or your dad's
den
$800
To challenge the credibility of a witness in court or formally accuse misconduct by a public official
impeach
$1200
An evil, bewitching spell
a hex
$1600
It's Spanish for "all right" or "good"
bueno
$2000
From the Old English for "kill", it means to suppress a riot or rebellion
quell
 
 
 
NEWSPAPER TALK
N/A
Meaning an important part of a story, this distinctive spelling helped distinguish the word from a substance used in typesetting
the lede
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