Final Jeopardy: Space (1-10-24)

Here are some more clues from the 1/10/2024 Jeopardy! game. Please don’t put the answers to these clues in the comments so people who missed the game can have a chance to answer them. It is okay to refer to them by category and clue value or by part of the clue.

WORD HISTORIES ($400) Once it meant cunning or ingenuity; now it’s a motor

($1200) An adjective meaning gigantic, it came into English in the 1700s to describe huge elephant-like bones found in Siberia

($2000) This synonym for jeans comes from the name of a blue cloth that originated in India

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS ($2000) In 2023, China gathered friendly world leaders for the 10th anniversary of BRI, this initiative of projects in the developing world

WORLD OF FIRST NAMES ($2000) This French version of a girls’ name important in the New Testament is also given to boys, like the Marquis de Lafayette

ONE MAN, BANNED ($800) Dante was truly a Guelf on the shelf as his exile from this city of his birth would prove

The Daily Box Scores are released at 8 pm Eastern

Sneak Peek clues — NATIONAL ANIMALS
($200) The Inagua wilderness of the Bahamas holds some 50,000 of these long-legged scarlet avians, the national bird
($400) Denmark has a national this, the small tortoiseshell; with a 2-inch wingspan, it starts visiting flowers in early spring
($600) This big mammal is the national animal of Bangladesh, & please be specific
($800) Canada’s national horse is the Canadian horse; think a little harder to name this, a national symbol since 1975
($1000) It’s the national bird of Bolivia, Chile, Colombia & Ecuador

SNEAK PEEK ANSWERS: show

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3 Responses

  1. Jason says:

    As per usual, Howard said all of what I wanted to, more clearly and better written.

    Only thing to add was the Final wager for Denise. I HOPE it was just a math error. Otherwise, no sense, at all.

  2. Howard says:

    “Hi Cleveland”? That had to be one of the easiest Finals ever.
    Nice comeback by Roy, clearly the best of this bunch, but it was those last two cinch DDs that got him there. How he missed the first one I’ll never know. There can’t be too many million+ cities in Texas, and obviously Houston and Austin were not born in 1195.

    They left some very gettable clues uncashed. The fraudulent schemer; the word for motor; elephant bones adjective; synonym for jeans; and French version of a girl’s name.

  3. Rick says:

    Hmmmm……I came up with ‘Cape Hatteras’ for FJ as that is what I usually associate the Bermuda Triangle for. I don’t suppose that Ken would give me credit for that. Well, a great game just the same!