Final Jeopardy: Authors (12-13-24)

Here are some more clues from the 12/13/2024 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.

PEOPLE IN HISTORY ($400) An 1806 duel involving this future president resulted in the death of Charles Dickinson

TECHNOLOGY ($1000) Used to carry high frequency signals for TV & Internet connections, it’s the type of cable seen here

IT’S SMALL, WHIRLED ($200) Word found in front of a type of golf: UM INERTIA

($400) A prefix for “one-billionth” gives these uber-tiny machines their name: NOT A SNOB

WALTZES & SONATAS ($000) This alliterative composer wrote 2 violin sonatas for fellow Hungarian Jelly d’Aranyi

ANIMAL, VEGETABLE OR MINERAL ($800) Used as a decorative stone, malachite get its green color from this element

($1600) The 2 main minerals that make up granite are feldspar & this

($2000) The pygmy type of this small monkey lives in rain forests of South America

“T-W-A” ($1600) There’s no wiggle room in this word for a miser

The Daily Box Scores are released at 8 pm Eastern

SNEAK PEEK CATEGORY: WORD ADDITION
($200) Short word for a commercial + politician J.D. = this jump forward
($400) A kitchen or bathroom essential + 1/18 of a golf round = this natural pit
($600) First name of Ms. Bareilles + Roman fashion = this 1977 battle site
($800) To rotate + a freshwater bony fish = this road with tolls
($1000) Dubble Bubble or Juicy Fruit + Oxford or Brogues = this slang word for a private eye

SNEAK PEEK ANSWERS show

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4 Responses

  1. Jason says:

    I was 3/3 on DD, but, I only got 1/2 of FJ. I came up with Douglas, and said, “Hitchhiker’s Guide”, not just could not recall the last name.

    I killed it on the TS. And, the landlocked W African nation was what I’ve said, tongue in cheek, was the default answer, which VJ corrected me as not being a one size fits all. But, it worked in this case!

  2. Rick says:

    Well, all three players started out in the red, but Ashley remained the champion. The clues in the game seemed to have been much easier this time around. With that being said, I went with Ray Bradbury for FJ

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