Final Jeopardy: European Royalty (2-3-21)

Here are 10 more triple stumpers from the 2/3/2021 Jeopardy! game:

LET’S GO SNORKELING ($1000) Maybe we’ll see the beautiful Zanclus cornutus, more commonly known as the Moorish this

SCIENTISTS ($200) Roger Sperry used this part of his brain to prove that it’s used for analytical thought & calculation

FEELING LITERARY ($800) Eugene O’Neill drew up Greek tragedy: “____ under the Elms”

1961, WHAT A YEAR! ($1600) September: the Foreign Assistance Act gives birth to the agency known by this 5-letter name

($2000) March: with other nations disapproving of apartheid, South Africa withdraws from this body rooted in the British Empire

ATLAS ALLITERATION ($400) This Australian place got its name due to “the great quantity of plants Mr. Banks and Dr. Solander” found on shore

($800) This Massachusetts peninsula has the also alliterative Buzzards Bay to its west

($2000) This world capital is named for a lady who found a bronze Buddha there

FOREIGN ELECTIONS ($400) The Bundestag or lower house of parliament officially elects Germany’s prime minister, aka this title

NOTORIOUS ($1600) A 1950s psychiatrist predicted the Mad Bomber wore a double-breasted suit, buttoned, using this technique; he was right

Sneak Peek clues — A “KID” IN
($200) Using care is treating something with these, as if you had delicate handwear
($400) This boy band began with a city-wide talent search in Boston
($600) Harry Longabaugh had this nickname as a member of the Wild Bunch
($800) Parodying the Cabbage Patch Kids, these gross stickers were a sensation in the 1980s
($1000) this term describes children who have to unlock the door when they come home to an empty house

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