Final Jeopardy: U.S. Cities (11-18-19)

Here are 3 more triple stumpers from the 11/18/2019 Jeopardy! game:

HOW HIGH ($400) 4,101′ & steeper than vertical: Mount Thor, which noted maphead Ken Jennings calls the world’s tallest this (step back from the edge)

HOME IS WHERE THE ART IS ($2000) Frescoes by Raphael & Pinturicchio adorn the walls of the Vatican in what’s usually known as the “Papal” these living spaces

BOND, IONIC BOND ($2000) In ordinary saltpeter this element forms an ionic bond with nitrate

The players got all the clues in RHYME TIME, except the ones marked with an asterisk (*):

*($200) Hippies advocated this nonviolent strategy to promote peace & love
*($400) This type of shirt bares the midriff
($600) Let’s go tropical with this Polynesian-style cocktail made with rum, Curacao & fruit juices
($800) It calls itself “the nation’s leading online and mobile food-ordering and delivery marketplace”
($1000) “Jeopardy!” categories include Potpourri & this 10-letter synonym for “potpourri”

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Answers to the Sneak Peek clues: ON THE CUSPS OF GREATNESS:
($200) Dates shared by Sagittarius & Capricorn in this month are the cusp of prophecy, so if born then, you know what next year holds
($400) My birthday of July 22 is on the cusp of Cancer & this beastly sign– it means I have good memory, I seem to recall
($600) The cusp of Cancer & this sign is known as the cusp of magic &, after all, the best magic tricks are done with twins
($800) November has the cusp of revolution; this woman who revolutionized tennis with “The Battle of the Sexes” was born on Nov. 22
($1000) These 2 signs meet in September during the cusp of beauty

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