Statistics for Jeopardy #8655

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This quiz has been taken 21 times
The average score is 8 of 61

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Category	Cash	Clue	Answer	% Correct
IN THE WORLD CAPITAL	$200	The university of this is in Santiago, but national congress meetings are not; those are in Valparaíso	Chile	67%
IN THE WORLD CAPITAL	$400	In 1791 Mozart conducted the first performance of "The Magic Flute" in this city	Vienna	67%
PHIL & THE BLANK	$400	The Genesis of his hall of fame career was a toy drum kit he got as a kid: Phil ____	Collins	58%
IN THE WORLD CAPITAL	$800	Sail over to the Kon-Tiki Museum & the Fram Museum featuring Amundsen's polar ship in this city	Oslo	50%
APPLES	$800	This apple with a Japanese name is actually a cross between 2 American varieties	a Fuji	33%
IN THE WORLD CAPITAL	$1000	We'd love to take one of the cars in its Royal Automobile Museum for a spin, maybe 3 hours north to another capital, Damascus	Amman	33%
THIS WILL GO DOWN IN HISTORY	$1200	Herod the Great died in this city whose wall came tumbling down in the book of Joshua	Jericho	33%
IN THE WORLD CAPITAL	$600	This city has many ancient temples & the Hindu Akshardam one, completed in 2005 A.D.	New Delhi	33%
APPLES	$600	Oscar Tschirky, the legendary maître d' of a certain hotel, created this salad with apples as the central ingredient	Waldorf	33%
THIS WILL GO DOWN IN HISTORY	$800	Recent statue topplings by activists have included those of this explorer in St. Paul & in Richmond	Columbus	25%
RENAISSANCE ART & ARTISTS	$200	The largest dome since antiquity was constructed in the 1430s by the architect Brunelieschi in this city	Florence	25%
APPLES	$1000	This apple tart is named for 2 French sisters who served it at their hotel in the Loire Valley	tarte Tatin	25%
THIS WILL GO DOWN IN HISTORY	$400	It went up in 1936 in Friedrichshafen, Germany & went down for good in Lakehurst, New Jersey a little over a year later	the Hindenburg	25%
ORANGES	$200	This football game was called the Palm Festival when first played in 1933	the Orange Bowl	25%
THIS WILL GO DOWN IN HISTORY	$1600	This country's flag was said to have fallen from heaven in 1219, a sign of support for Valdemar II in war with the Estonians	Denmark	17%
PHIL & THE BLANK	$600	With brother Don, he had a hit with "Wake Up Little Susie": Phil ____	Everly	17%
APPLES	$200	These green-skinned apples go into apple pie & at See's Candies, go into the apple pie truffles	Granny Smiths	17%
PHIL & THE BLANK	$200	He won 11 NBA titles as coach of the Bulls & Lakers: Phil ____	Jackson	17%
RENAISSANCE ART & ARTISTS	$400	In 2016 Leonardo's painting of this preacher in Mark 1 got its first cleaning since 1802	John the Baptist	17%
DON'T GET CONFUSED	$600	"Odorous" means strong-smelling; this means reprehensible	odious	17%
PHIL & THE BLANK	$1000	He put the Swoosh in Nike: Phil ____	Phil Knight	17%
A BIT OF LIT	$1200	Shakespeare's "Henry V" takes place before & after this decisive 1415 battle in France	Agincourt	8%
APPLES	$400	In 2011 McDonald's removed the caramel dip from the apple slices option with this offering	a Happy Meal	8%
CALLING FOR A MEASUREMENT	$1200	It's a unit of measure for small things like atoms; it's also a small mammal	a mole	8%
CALLING FOR A MEASUREMENT	$400	Time to work the back 640 of these; that's equal to one square mile, so hop to it	an acre	8%
CALLING FOR A MEASUREMENT	$1600	There are 12 ounces per pound in the Troy system & 16 ounces per pound in this system of weight abbreviated avdp	avoirdupois	8%
DON'T GET CONFUSED	$400	Dubbing is the act of conferring knighthood; this is the act of beating severely	drubbing	8%
DON'T GET CONFUSED	$1000	An antonym of "energize", it begins with the same 4 letters	enervate	8%
A BIT OF LIT	$2000	This Japanese-born British author of "The Remains of the Day" & "Never Let Me Go" won the 2017 Nobel Prize for Literature	(Kazuo) Ishiguro	8%
PHIL & THE BLANK	$800	He got his own TV show in 2002: Dr. Phil ____	McGraw	8%
"M" PATHS	$800	Type of institution that has a "Row" in Garden City on Long Island, including one about firefighting & a children's one	museums	8%
DON'T GET CONFUSED	$200	Change an "A" to an "E" to go from immobile to this write stuff	stationery	8%
ORANGES	$800	It's not just the one in Paris--Orange, France has an arch dating from Roman times known by this French name	the Arc de Triomphe	8%
"M" PATHS	$1200	This almost 200-mile trail named for a famous line runs through Pennsylvania, Maryland & Delaware	the Mason-Dixon	8%
"M" PATHS	$400	A 4,700-mile cycling path from Cadiz through Athens to Cyprus is called this route, from the body of water it runs along	the Mediterranean Route	8%
ORANGES	$400	William of Orange, who became British king in 1689, was stadtholder, or chief executive, of this other nation	the Netherlands	8%
RENAISSANCE ART & ARTISTS	$800	Born Jacopo Robusti, this painter of biblical subjects like "Susanna & the Elders" had a name meaning "little dyer"	Tintoretto	8%
CALLING FOR A MEASUREMENT	$2000	The energy used to lift an apple about 3 feet is 1 watt-second, which equals this "gem"	a joule	0%
WORDS WITH FIENDS	$2000	This hyphenated 3-word synonym for a fiend has an apostrophe for the "V" in the first word	a ne\'er-do-well	0%
ORANGES	$1000	The there in "There There" by Tommy Orange is Oakland, where his characters are headed for this gathering of Native Americans	a powwow	0%
ORANGES	$600	Ignition Orange is a special edition color of this truck brand named for a male animal	a Ram	0%
WORDS WITH FIENDS	$1600	A mischievous person, or a type of mobility scooter	a rascal	0%
WORDS WITH FIENDS	$800	On film, Steve Martin was a "Dirty Rotten" one of these	a scoundrel	0%
WORDS WITH FIENDS	$1200	A nasty creature of folklore, or one who makes offensive posts online	a troll	0%
A BIT OF LIT	$1600	"The Last Tycoon" was left unfinished at this author's death	F. Scott Fitzgerald	0%
A BIT OF LIT	$400	Edwidge Danticat's "Breath, Eyes, Memory" moves from Croix-des-Rosets in this Caribbean island country to NYC & back	Haiti	0%
DON'T GET CONFUSED	$800	Spelled one way, it's a pile of treasure; spelled another, it's a crowd coming to take it	hoard (horde)	0%
"M" PATHS	$2000	A 211-mile trail named for this naturalist winds through the Sierra Nevada from Yosemite to Mount Whitney	(John) Muir	0%
A BIT OF LIT	$800	Korzeniowski was the original last name of this "Lord Jim" author	Joseph Conrad	0%
"M" PATHS	$1600	In 2020 more than 2 miles of this iconic San Francisco street were permanently closed to automobile traffic	Market Street	0%
WORDS WITH FIENDS	$400	You "go" this fiendish 5-letter word when you deviate from the expected	rogue	0%
THIS WILL GO DOWN IN HISTORY	$2000	In 1979 the S.F. Examiner awarded $10,000 to the first person who produced a piece of this, which had just fallen from the sky	Skylab	0%
SUPER-DUPER SUPERS	$400	Famous as Captain America, Chris Evans played this Marvel hothead in 2005's "Fantastic Four"	the Human Torch	0%
SUPER-DUPER SUPERS	$1200	Large & in charge, King Shark went "nom nom" on a few folks in the 2021 reboot about this group	the Suicide Squad	0%
SUPER-DUPER SUPERS	$800	This superhero quartet of TV & film all have the names of Renaissance artists	the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles	0%
TECHNOLOGY	N/A	Upon the first use of this in 1844, the Baltimore Sun declared that time & space had been annihilated	the telegraph	0%
SUPER-DUPER SUPERS	$1600	There's no shelter from the storm for super-powered adoptees Klaus & Allison on this Netflix show	the Umbrella Academy	0%
RENAISSANCE ART & ARTISTS	$1000	One of the most famous works of this Venetian master is simply known as "La Bella", "The Beautiful Woman"	Titian	0%
CALLING FOR A MEASUREMENT	$800	In the Chinese city of Harbin in October 2013, this measure was 65' due to smog	visibility	0%
RENAISSANCE ART & ARTISTS	$600	A master or print making, Albrecht Dürer used this grainy technique to great effect as seen here	woodcuts	0%
SUPER-DUPER SUPERS	$2000	Seen here, he sounded like he could take a punch or 12 voicing the title super Invincible	Yeun	0%