Final Jeopardy: Historic Buildings (1-6-22)
Here are some more clues from the 1/6/2022 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.
LITERARY CHARACTERS:
($400) This character known for its grin tells Alice that everyone in Wonderland is mad
($800) The 2021 novel “Nick” by Michael Farris Smith tells of this Nick before his time as the narrator of “The Great Gatsby”
($1200) “God forgive me everything!” are her last words before the train runs her over
($1600) Thomas Hardy’s last 2 major novels both have title characters, Tess of the d’Urbervilles & this man
($2000) This main character of “Native Son” by Richard Wright ends up in prison for committing 2 murders
ALSO A COOKING VERB:
($400) Humorous insults are the order of the day at one of these ceremonial tributes
($800) To fish or hunt for game illegally
($1200) Dental accessory popularized by hip-hop stars
($1600) To mix a transmitted radio signal so that only the intended recipient can translate it
($2000) In Exodus, a plague afflicting the Egyptians
ANSWERS: show
Sneak Peek clues — MOVIES BY QUOTE
($200) 1986: “I feel the need, the need for speed”
($400) 2013: “Look at me. Look at me. I’m the captain now”
($600) 1993: “It’s like that movie…’An Affair to Remember’…she’s gonna meet him at the top of the Empire State Building”
($800) 1993: “If the Pirates of the Caribbean breaks down, the pirates don’t eat the tourists”
($1000) 2008: I know who I am! I’m a dude, playing a dude, disguised as another dude!”
ANSWERS: show
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Good going, Jeopardy! Ruining the end of that novel. I’ve yet to read it, but, I could! I mean, it’s like a clue saying “The book ends by declaring the butler did it”!
Granted, for the country from which it comes, there’s a metric ton more in the book, but, c’mon man!
And I said “Westminster Abbey”.
Best pair of challengers I’ve seen in a long time. Surprised that all 3 missed the name of the Mormon church. The Final stumped me; all I could think of was Notre Dame Cathedral.
This was a close call for Amy’s defeat with good opponents for her today. Although she didn’t get that daily double, I am happy to see two people getting final today. I would have loved to see the connecticut native going for a few more wins today, but well my money is still on Amy getting that million.
I’d be very impressed with anyone who didn’t say “Waterloo” and got the correct response.
That’s me! I knew that for two reasons: the song by Johnny Horton, and, I have a good friend that did residency at Tulane, She told me of “Chalmatians”, a term for people from Chalmette!
yeah but the Johnny Horton song says “In 1814 we took a little trip…” so that could be confusing. School kids from the New Orleans area would know this esp if they went on a field trip to the battlefield, (like some Texas schools take kids to the Battle of San Jacinto site).
Knowing that Waterloo took place in June 1815 would be helpful. A lot of people know that January 8th was the birthday of Elvis Presley so that would be a way for them to remember the Battle of Chalmette. But, I ask you, how many people also know that January 8th was the birthday of Soupy Sales?
True story: I kid you not, I knew that about Soupy Sales, because I looked him up last week on Wiki, because I saw him on “I’ve Got A Secret”! How’s that for irony?
What a great coincidence, Jason!