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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8 Responses

  1. Jason says:

    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”.

  2. Howard says:

    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.

  3. Lou says:

    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.

  4. JP says:

    I’d be very impressed with anyone who didn’t say “Waterloo” and got the correct response.

    • Jason says:

      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!

      • VJ says:

        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?

        • Jason says:

          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?

        • VJ says:

          What a great coincidence, Jason!