Final Jeopardy: Fast Food (2-25-20)

Here are 9 more triple stumpers from the 2/25/2020 Jeopardy! game:
THE CONSTITUTION SAYS ($400) Patents & copyrights are authorized “to promote the progress of science and useful” these

“INCH” WORD, “INCH” WORD… ($800) The thick fur of this rodent helps it survive the cold temperatures that occur way up high in the Andes

DISTILL CRAZY ($200) Cognac is this type of liquor that’s distilled from wine

($1000) The best stills for gin are said to be made from this malleable elemental metal that strips away sulfur from the mix

PRO BONOBO WORK ($2000) Bonobos were only defined as their own species in 1929 & not in a zoo or in the wild but from a skull in this type of institution

ANTONYMS ($1200) Orwell: “War is peace. Freedom is” this

($1600) In astronomy parlance, it’s zenith’s diametric opposite

THAT’S SO 500 YEARS AGO! ($800) To protect inventors & their works, in 1474 the senate of this Italian maritime republic enacted the first patent law

($2000) The biggest artillery of the period may have been the great cannon that fired at this city during the 1453 siege

Answers to the Sneak Peek clues — APTLY NAMED:
($400) In 1999 Sara Blizzard joined the BBC as a presenter of this
($800) He was clocked at 27.8 mph during a 100-meter race in 2009
($1200) Don’t be nervous–you know Jules Angst was a professor in the department of this medical specialty at the University of Zurich
($1600) Guinness formerly listed Marilyn vos Savant as the person with highest score on a test of this
($2000) This last name of bestselling novelist & nonfiction writer Francine is decidedly unpoetic

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