Final Jeopardy: Holiday Songs (12-24-25)

Here are some more clues from the 12/24/2025 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.

The players got all the clues in CLASSICAL MUSIC:
($200) Arthur Fiedler ended a July 4, 1974 concert with this piece, including church bells & cannons, setting a standard
($400) Bugs Bunny’s forays into opera include the use of the overture to this opera while massaging Elmer Fudd’s head
($600) Mozart himself gave this catchy piece its name
($800) It’s the French name of a 1905 orchestral set by Debussy that describes different moods of the sea
($1000) We’re gettin’ Bach to basics in this 48-part work with a keyboard instrument in its name, exploring all the major & minor keys

MUSIC ANSWERS: show

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SNEAK PEEK CATEGORY: CAUTION: WORD CONSTRUCTION ZONE
($400) Got up from bed + Mother of Jesus = This herb
($800) Shakespeare wrote “All the world” is one + a sports team leader = this transport
($1200) Type of corvid + place where a mixologist works = this prying tool
($1600) Cautionary golf yell + dark image caused by the sun = this, something a writer does
($2000) Soft bird plumage + members of a play = this, describing a look of dejection

ANSWERS: show

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8 Responses

  1. Marilyn Ahrenhoerster says:

    If Melanie had lost her bet, wouldn’t Aaron have won?

  2. Jason says:

    What a barn burner! Now THAT’S entertainment! Good on Melanie for being the winner!

    I was 1/3 on DD but got FJ. Of course, I got the Final because I’d heard the story on TCM. “Meet Me In St. Louis” is a favorite movie. Even though the song was in there, my favorite song from the film is “The Trolley Song”!

    Merry Christmas, all y’all! Mele Kalikimaka!

  3. Howard says:

    If they ever have a Third Chance tournament, I have two early nominees. What a great battle! Minimal stumpers or missed answers (tiptoeing through the lilacs made me wince, though). Melanie blew her lead on that very knowable tennis clue at the end, but it didn’t hurt her.

    Didn’t know Final but guessed right. Somehow I associated that song with Judy. First DD was easy, other two left me clueless although I certainly know that play a little.

    • Howard says:

      Melanie doesn’t keep that $40800, right? It just gets her into the Final?

      • VJ says:

        Advancing to the next round is the only prize in quarter or semi-finals. I’m pretty sure they let finalists keep $$ that exceeded the top prize guarantee before but I’ll have to check back to make sure.

  4. Rick says:

    That was quite a competitive game, and Melanie emerged as the new Jeopardy champion (as she bet the store in F) and scored). Wow! No, I didn’t get the FJ, but ‘Have Yourself A Very Merry Christmas’ was never one of my Christmas favorites.

  5. Kevin Cheng says:

    What an exciting game to celebrate Christmas Eve. All three players had high scores and this was certainly a battle. All three players deserved their Second Chance by playing well. We came close to a tiebreaker but it didn’t happen. Melanie will get to take on Guy Branum and Michelle Tsai in the finals that begins on Christmas Day tomorrow.

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