Final Jeopardy: 19th Century Literature (11-29-21)

Here are some more clues from the 11/29/2021 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.

($400) 3 goals by the same scorer
($800) This biblical construction seen here has come to mean “a hubbub”
($1200) 3 parts of a gun are in this phrase meaning “the whole shebang”
($1600) A 150th anniversary
($2000) Severe scolding named for a Macedonian king

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Sneak Peek clues — KNEAD TO KNOW
($200) The name of this pocket bread is Greek for “bread”
($400) To make authentic New York these, you need to knead the dough, preferably hand to make them chewy, & then shape them into rings
($600) This bread baked for the Jewish Sabbath symbolizes love; the braiding symbolizes strength
($800) A fluffy bread, requiring a lot of kneading, brioche is an excellent marquee ingredient for this breakfast dish with a national name
($1000) How about some of this flat Italian bread sprinkled with rosemary[/spoiler]

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8 Responses

  1. rhonda says:

    Oh, dear, thank goodness indeed, VJ lol. Esmeralda was also the name of one of Samantha’s relatives on Bewitched.
    And yet another rabbit mention tonight, sweet little Falafel. Andrea would have enjoyed Friday’s FJ lol.

  2. Rick says:

    The final question was a cinch. How in the world could the female challenger ever miss it? I mean, with obvious clues like “Paris” and the “bells ringing”?.

  3. Alfred Robert Hogan says:

    I was so delighted to see the opening-round environmental category HELPING THE PLANET on JEOPARDY! today. But I was simply ecstatic that the answer to “This Swedish climate activist donated her winnings from France’s Freedom Prize to groups working for climate justice.” was of course Who is Greta Thunberg? I was surprised the clue was valued at the maximum $1,000. I was a bit disappointed that neither the responding contestant Amy Schneider nor host Ken Jennings gave the full name (Greta Tintin Eleonora Ernman Thunberg not even her first name with the last name. This ace teen eco champion, science nerd, Indigenous ally, ace journalist, and ethical vegan is a remarkable role model for young and all. I had already added the previous mentions of Greta Thunberg to my in-progress in-depth bio book on Ms. Thunberg and the No. 1 climate crisis science, and I will be sure to include this clue as well! 🙂

  4. Louis Jin says:

    A good start for Amy today and I am happy to see her getting 300K today. Although I Remember reading about the hunchback of Notre dame and watched a Disney version of it. Hearing gypsy witch numerous times by Don Claude Frollo was memorable. VJ I know your kids must have seen the Disney movie but still though what’s your opinion of the hunchback of notre dame?

    • VJ says:

      Charles Laughton is the hunchback of Notre-Dame to me, Lou, and Maureen O’Hara is Esmeralda.

      My father loved that movie and Maureen O’Hara. He wanted to name me Esmeralda. Thankfully, my mother nixed that one. lol

  5. JP says:

    Never heard of “The 1975”.