Final Jeopardy: Classic Movies (1-21-20)

Here are 9 more triple stumpers from the 1-21-2020 Jeopardy! game:

CHECK OUT THE CRITTER ($400) Get an “E” for effort with this egg-laying Aussie mammal. Here are its babies called puggles

($800) Despite its name, the Sunda flying this, an animal native to Madagascar, is not one, nor does it fly

SPACES ($1000) In the 1970s Ed Mullinax Ford in Amherst, Ohio had the world’s largest one of these indoor spaces, holding 120 cars

THE USG ($1200) The CBO, this, analyzes economic issues on behalf of the House & Senate

($2000) The DIA, this, provides info for the JCS, Joint Chiefs of Staff

IN SOVIET RUSSIA ($800) As its name says, Agitprop was the Soviet department responsible for these 2 tactics

($1600) Ludmilla Alexeyeva, one of these activists who “dis”agreed with the Soviet line, noted there’s no good word for them in Russian

WORDS START WITH “U” ($1200) Adding an “M” to this word meaning “to speak” makes it something hard to hear

($2000) This iron-rich earth is used as a brown pigment

Answers to the Sneak Peek clues — WORDS FROM MYTHOLOGY:

($200) An elaborate maze
($400) This word meaning given to quick & unpredictable mood changes goes back to the Roman messenger god
($600) Step right up & identify this musical instrument that bears the name of a muse
($800) From the name of Rome’s top god, it means “full of good cheer”
($1000) From the name of the Greek goddess of vengeance, it’s a longstanding rival or enemy

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