Final Jeopardy: Ancient Geography (11-2-23)

Here are some more clues from the 11/2/2023 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.

ALL THE PRESIDENTS’ CHILDREN ($1000) In 1944, 20 years after his own death, his oldest daughter Margaret died at an ashram in India

WOOD ($1000) In German, this Strauss waltz is known as “Geschichten aus dem Wienerwald”

MISNOMERS ($2000) Properly, it’s the cavy; it’s not from the place & not related to the animal in this other name

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Sneak Peek clues — COMPLETES THE PROVERB
($200) “Birds of a feather ___ ___”
($400) “Still waters ___ ___ ”
($600) “The shoemaker’s son always goes ___”
($800) “Crosses are ladders that lead to ___”
($1000) “If wishes were horses, ___ ___ ___”

SNEAK PEEK ANSWERS: show

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6 Responses

  1. Howard says:

    One of those rare nights when I hit all 3 DDs and FJ. The final category made me cringe, but it was pretty much a cinch. Ike was president when I was born, and I thought that picture of John resembled him quite a bit. Yoshie’s a fellow senior, and I thought she might nail that one.

    Good game, considering it was a runaway. Those DDs were critical for Emily, although Dave whiffed on FJ, so she’d have won anyway without a lock game.

    Shocked that no one knew the name of the California wine. Never understood how they’ve gotten away with that appellation, when the French are so protective of it. Figured out the Strauss waltz once two players blew it.

    • VJ says:

      lol, Howard, I wasn’t looking at the TV when that Presidents’ Kid DD came up (kinda like you’re not noticing the category yesterday). I’m certainly old enough to have noticed the resemblance.

      • Howard says:

        Re Yoshie: I like what she said about gleaning experiential knowledge as opposed to cramming. I brought a World Almanac down to LA and arrived a couple days early. I studied the usual stuff: presidents, capitals, royalty, none of which ever came up. what hurt the most was the almanac had a colorful section of world flags that I looked over. And then blew a question about how many red rectangles there are on the Canadian flag.

        It’s not official, but I THINK my friend who was on in mid-July may have gotten a call for 2nd chance. She hinted at it last night on Facebook but would not divulge the source.

  2. Rick says:

    A slam dunk for FJ as it was only too obvious.

  3. VJ says:

    Like Emily, I said Tyler on that first DD, forgetting that was his grandkids.

    John Tyler was very randy, baby! He had 15 kids (8 w/first wife, 7 w/second. His last child, Pearl, was born in 1860 when he was 70. She died in 1947, 100 years after his first daughter died.

    • Jason says:

      I mean, I’m 53, and I recognized that guy from his pic. Looks just like his Dad!

      I got all 3 DD, but, thought the writers were trying to be cute, and I said “English Channel” for Final

      However, I DID say that Yoshie didn’t have it. Didn’t have Emily on my bingo card. But, there she is!