Statistics for Jeopardy #8619

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This quiz has been taken 26 times
The average score is 14 of 61

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Category	Cash	Clue	Answer	% Correct
WORDS FROM MYTHOLOGY	$200	It's a book of maps	an atlas	93%
ART, OF WAR	$400	One of his greatest & largest paintings was inspired by a newspaper article on the bombing of Guernica	Picasso	86%
ON ITS FAST FOOD MENU	$200	The 390-calorie Burrito Supreme	Taco Bell	86%
WORDS FROM MYTHOLOGY	$600	This day of the week gets its name from the Norse god of thunder	Thursday	79%
ON ITS FAST FOOD MENU	$400	Sir, this is a this place, & that's a vanilla Frosty	Wendy\'s	79%
WHAT EVER	$200	In 2021 a container ship called the Ever Given got stuck in this canal, causing a 6-day maritime traffic jam	the Suez Canal	71%
BIBLICAL TRANSLATIONS	$800	Most translations say Lot's wife became one of these, but some use "column" or "statue"	a pillar of salt	57%
BIBLICAL TRANSLATIONS	$200	In the Common English Bible, the first 3 words of the first verse of this book are "When God began"	Genesis	57%
BIBLICAL TRANSLATIONS	$400	In some versions of 1 Timothy, it's the "desire of" this, not the "love of" it, that causes trouble	money	57%
ON ITS FAST FOOD MENU	$600	The original Orange Chicken, & perhaps some sides	Panda Express	57%
ART, OF WAR	$200	In "Exodus of Confederates from Atlanta", Kara Walker adds silhouettes to illustrations of this war	the Civil War	57%
WORDS FROM MYTHOLOGY	$800	Thick & sweet & prepared from fruit puree like mango or guava, it's a drink fit for the gods	nectar	43%
ON ITS FAST FOOD MENU	$800	We are amused with a Chocolate Dilly Bar	Dairy Queen	36%
MUSIC FROM THE NECK UP	$400	Del the Funky Homosapien rapped about this "& Crossbones"	Skull	36%
MUSIC FROM THE NECK UP	$1000	In a Kim Carnes tune the subject of the song has "Greta Garbo stand-off sighs" & this actress' eyes	Bette Davis	29%
WHAT EVER	$800	This brand of American-made grain alcohol is 190 proof	Everclear	29%
MUSIC FROM THE NECK UP	$200	For some reason Willow Smith in 2010 kept telling us she was going to "whip" this "back and forth"	her hair	29%
WHAT EVER	$600	As Joan Crawford in this movie, Faye Dunaway clarifies things for her daughter: "No wire hangers, ever!"	Mommie Dearest	29%
BIBLICAL TRANSLATIONS	$600	In one translation, it's a cable, not a camel, that has trouble doing this	passing through the eye of a needle	29%
IT'S ALL ABOUT HER	$400	"Notorious RBG"	Ruth Bader Ginsburg	29%
CELEBRITIES' FIRSTS	$1600	This rapper, pitchman & friend of Martha Stewart said that in 2020, age 49, he was finally going to go out & vote	Snoop Dogg	29%
GEOGRAPHIC VERSE	$400	Langston Hughes "heard the singing" of this big river, "muddy bosom turn all golden in the sunset"	the Mississippi	29%
ART, OF WAR	$1000	2 black granite walls & a sculpture called "The Three Servicemen " are part of this Washington, D.C. memorial	the Vietnam War Memorial	29%
WORDS FROM MYTHOLOGY	$400	You can thank the Roman goddess of agriculture for this breakfast staple	cereal	21%
MUSIC FROM THE NECK UP	$800	"Heaven, I'm in heaven... when we're out together dancing" this way	cheek to cheek	21%
GEOGRAPHIC VERSE	$1200	Wordsworth wrote of an ascent of Helvellyn, a mountain in this "District" that he called home	the Lake District	21%
BIBLICAL TRANSLATIONS	$1000	In some translations of Isaiah 40:3, a voice is crying in the desert; in the King James version, it's crying in this	wilderness	21%
CELEBRITIES' FIRSTS	$800	Cole Sprouse says he got his first kiss in this type of vehicle & notes you could call it the kiss of death	a hearse	14%
IT'S ALL ABOUT HER	$1200	"My Life with the Chimpanzees"	Jane Goodall	14%
MUSIC FROM THE NECK UP	$600	Echo & the Bunnymen sang that they were "like sugar"; in a Meghan Trainor song, they were movin'	lips	14%
ART, OF WAR	$800	Miyamoto Saburo's painting of generals Yamashita & Percival & the British WWII surrender of this island was used as Japanese propaganda	Singapore	14%
IT'S ALL ABOUT HER	$800	"Bossypants"	Tina Fey	14%
NUMBER WORDS	$400	This numerical term means open every hour every day	24/7	7%
WORDS FROM MYTHOLOGY	$1000	Taken from Roman mythology, it's another name for a drunken orgy	bacchanalia	7%
CELEBRITIES' FIRSTS	$2000	John C. Reilly took his first plane ride to Thailand for his first movie, this 1989 Brian de Palma film about soldiers in Vietnam	Casualties of War	7%
CELEBRITIES' FIRSTS	$400	The first album she owned was by the Go-Go's and she recreated their album cover look at the Rock Hall of Fame induction	Drew Barrymore	7%
WHAT EVER	$400	This battery brand uses a cat in its logo	Eveready	7%
ECONOMICS	$400	The Federal Reserve's target rate for this is 2%, but that was majorly exceeded in the late months of 2021	inflation	7%
IT'S ALL ABOUT HER	$1600	"Road to Tara: The Life of" this author	Margaret Mitchell	7%
GREAT NAMES OF SCIENCE	$400	This scientist told an early biographer that "the notion of gravitation came into his mind... occasion'd by the fall of an apple"	Newton	7%
GEOGRAPHIC VERSE	$800	A Whitman poem is titled "By Blue" this Great Lake's "Shore"; he could've been in the province of the same name	Ontario	7%
ART, OF WAR	$600	The artwork here depicts this famous venture at the Battle of Balaclava	the Charge of the Light Brigade	7%
NUMBER WORDS	$1200	A book title gave us this shorthand for totalitarianism	1984	0%
NUMBER WORDS	$800	A 1931 newspaper article: "My Fingers Dialed" this number. " 'Information, can you tell me where there is a breadline?"'	411	0%
NUMBER WORDS	$1600	This slang number for a certain crop is thought to date to a San Rafael, California high school in the early 1970s	420	0%
NUMBER WORDS	$2000	The last entry in the online Oxford English Dictionary is this U.K. equivalent of 911	999	0%
WHAT EVER	$1000	Adjective for vast northern forests of evergreen trees; Canada has the largest protected one, bigger than Belgium	a coniferous forest	0%
ECONOMICS	$1600	A common barrier to trade, it's a government payment to a domestic industry, like the U.S. government's to farmers	a subsidy	0%
GREAT NAMES OF SCIENCE	$1600	Daniel of this family gets the credit for the principle that says the pressure of a fluid decreases as its speed increases	Bernouli	0%
WOMEN IN BRITISH HISTORY	N/A	The orphaned future Queen Elizabeth I was devoted to this stepmother who died 2 days before Elizabeth's 15th birthday	Catherine Parr	0%
CELEBRITIES' FIRSTS	$1200	This Harvard grad & future talk show host's first L.A. apartment was at Cochran & 3rd, $380 a month, living on tuna & miracle whip	Conan O\'Brien	0%
ECONOMICS	$2000	Related to a word meaning "setting on fire", they're defined simply as "perceived benefits that encourage certain behaviors"	incentives	0%
GEOGRAPHIC VERSE	$1600	This state's official poem ends, "where the dreamy Wabash River wanders on... through paradise"	Indiana	0%
IT'S ALL ABOUT HER	$2000	"Power, Privilege and the Post"	Katharine Graham	0%
GREAT NAMES OF SCIENCE	$2000	America's first profession female astronomer, in 1847, she discovered a new comet, & later became Vassar's first professor of astronomy	Maria Mitchell	0%
GEOGRAPHIC VERSE	$2000	This 19th century British poet & literary critic wrote the poems "East London", "West London" & "Dover Beach"	Matthew Arnold	0%
ECONOMICS	$1200	The expenses for a business of changing its prices are called these "costs", what Joe's Diner doesn't want to keep reprinting	menu costs	0%
ECONOMICS	$800	A monopsony, unlike a monopoly, is a market with only one of these; in a labor market, it can lead to lower wages	only one purchaser (buyer)	0%
ON ITS FAST FOOD MENU	$1000	Tuscani Meaty Marinara Pasta	Pizza Hut	0%
GREAT NAMES OF SCIENCE	$1200	Marie Tharp's discovery of mid-ocean ridges would support continental drift & this theory of continents moving on slabs of rock	plate tectonics	0%
GREAT NAMES OF SCIENCE	$800	Astrophysicist Joan Feynman explained the science behind these northern & southern light displays, the borealis & the australis	the auroras	0%