Final Jeopardy Clues: 6-3-24 to 6-7-24

Here are the Final Jeopardy questions and answers for the week of June 3 through June 7, 2024.

Click on the dates to see the recap for each game.

Mon, June 3 – Correct answers: 0
COLLEGES: Of the Seven Sisters colleges, this one located in a place of the same name is the farthest south show

Tue, June 4 – Correct answers: 2
FICTIONAL CHARACTERS: This character in a series of popular books begun in 1934 promises, “I’ll stay till the wind changes” show

Wed, June 5 – Correct answers: 3
BRITISH PLACES: This city owes much of its early history to a temple dedicated to Sulis Minerva & a “sacred spring” found there show

Thu, June 6 – Correct answers: 1
U.S. HISTORY: Challenged in a courtroom that same year, 1925’s Butler Act in Tennessee outlawed this activity & wasn’t repealed until 1967 show

Fri, June 7 – Correct answers: 2
WORLD LEADERS: During a 1972 presidential visit, Richard Nixon discussed a poem by this leader called “Ode to the Plum Blossom” show

It was a much better week for Final Jeopardy! clues than last week, at least as far as the numbers went. There was one triple stumper, only because of a misspelling. Oddly enough, a misspelling was accepted on Friday. Whatever the reason, it couldn’t have been because it was a foreign name. The name of Monday’s college is also from a foreign language. Overlooking those 2 clues, we’ll say the U.S. History clue was the hardest. The British place with the “sacred spring” was the easiest clue. Everyone got it.

3x champ Adriana Harmeyer returned on Monday, having already won $71,600. She won every game this week and was an 8x champ after Friday’s game, with total winnings of $183,100.

So Adriana picked up $111,500 this week and the usual $25,000 went to the runners-up.

Here is the Animal Planet category from Thursday’s game.