Final Jeopardy: Novel Locales (11-3-22)

Here are some more clues from the 11/3/2022 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.

A YEAR ENDING IN 2 ($600) After capturing New Orleans, David Farragut is given the new rank of rear admiral

REAL-DEAL RHYME TIME ($800) A witch in “Macbeth” uses this rhyming term for tumult; it’s also a David Rabe play title

($1000) George Carlin had a character named Al Sleet, this type of weatherman

NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES ($1000) This fashion magazine originally focused on movie stars & its title included the words “of Hollywood”

ADVERBS ($400) In the first line of the novel “Jaws”, it’s how “The great fish moved… through the night water”

STARTS WITH J ($800) On TV’s “Gaslit” Sean Penn played John Mitchell using prosthetic these

($2000) Josiah Wedgewood introduced this ceramicware, named for the stone it resembles

A MUSICAL JOURNEY WITH QUESTLOVE ($2000) Questlove: “Working backward in an amazing career– played with Fab 5 Freddy, performed civil rights-themed music & pioneered bop with Bird & Diz, every drummer owes a debt to this man”

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Sneak Peek clues — OBJECTS OF VERSE
($200) Before Shakira, American poet Lucille Clifton did an homage to these body parts of hers that “don’t like to be held back”
($400) From Pablo Neruda: “To survive I forged you like a weapon, like an arrow for my bow, or” one of these “for my sling”
($600) Perhaps with a humidor nearby, Wallace Stevens made a call for “the roller of big” these in “The Emperor o Ice-Cream”
($800) Telling young women to enjoy their youth, Robert Herrick penned “gather ye” these “while ye may”
($1000) In “Chicago Poems” he got civic with poems like “Halsted Street Car” & “Clark Street Bridge”

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