Final Jeopardy: Psychological Terms (10-15-20)

Here are 9 more triple stumpers from the 10/15/2020 Jeopardy! game:

WORD PUZZLES ($1000) A classic TV show or its remake (they were shown an image that said “SPALOSTCE”)

ANIMALS ($1000) If hornets’ nests seem paper-like, it’s because they are made of saliva & fibers of this

A VISIT TO THE TAILOR ($600) A tailor can alter this, the 6-letter term for the upper part of a dress

CRIME & PUNISHMENT ($1200) The wooden gun seen here (image) was auctioned for $19,000 in 2009, as it’s said to be the one John Dillinger used in this daring effort

($1600) In 1998 the Rome Statute established this judicial body to prosecute those accused of war crimes & crimes against humanity

($2000) Charles was the real first name of this Depression-era bank robber whose nickname may have come from his fine clothing

WORLD HISTORY ($400) Protestant clergyman John Knox led this country’s 16th century Reformation

($2000) Britain, Russia & France formed the Triple this French word, the nucleus of the Allied World War I powers

WHERE HAVE I SEEN THOSE STAIRS? ($1600) The stairs Joaquin Phoenix dances down in “Joker” have become a tourist attraction in the Highbridge area of this NYC borough

Answers to the Sneak Peek clues — MICRONATIONS
($200) Made up of 5 islands off this continent, Flandrensis says it’s the only country that doesn’t want its land inhabited by people
($400) In 2015 unclaimed land in the former Yugoslavia on a bank of this large “blue” river became the free republic of Liberland
($600) For less than $700, you can become a duke or duchess in the U.K. breakaway country of Sealand in this directional sea
($800) For nearly 150 years, the tiny republic of Parva Domus has exited in the south of this Uruguayan capital
($1000) The principality of Seborga in Liguria claims independence, asserting it was not legally annexed by this country.

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