Final Jeopardy: Shakespeare (4-14-21)
Here are some more clues from the 4/14/2021 Jeopardy! game:
CARIBBEAN GEOGRAPHY ($800) A rum-producing district in eastern Cuba lends its name to this cocktail of rum, lime juice & sugar
HODGEPODGE ($1000) This 5-letter word is a type of black tea; when preceded by orange, it’s a reference to the leaves, not the flavor
WHAT IS YOUR “MAJOR”? ($1200) This constellation containing the stars Adhara & Murzim is appropriately near Lepus, the hare
Sneak Peek clues — ONE-SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES
($200) A sign outside Los Angeles’ busiest airport spells this word meaning not so strict
($400) This word for something impartial is also used in storybooks to describe a beautiful princess
($600) As an adjective, this word describes a reddish-brown horse; as a noun, a large body of water
($800) This adjective means strong & healthy; it can also describe good advice or fit judgment
($1000) It can mean rapid, or a bird known for its rapid movement
ANSWERS: show
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Thank you VJ for all of your recaps. It’s great to hear that you’re doing and feeling better. Also, thank you Lou for providing your point of view from the games.
I think I know Patrick. I think he was a couple of years ahead of me in high School.
Thanks, Rhys
Thank you very much Rhys! much appreciated!
I thought that it may have been ‘The Taming of the Shrew’, but I wouldn’t have picked ‘Romeo and Juliet’.
The next Tournament of Champions airs in May 2021.
Yay! So glad Buzzy is getting a guest host spot. Thanks, Dalton! I will add Jeopardy!’s tweet to the What to Expect post
Buzzy for Jeopardy! Host. He’s Mr. Personality
As an avid reader of William Shakespeare, hamlet had a movie based on the play but it’s been a while since I saw it. The second longest play was coriolanus and then cymbeline, followed by Richard III. Romeo and Juliet only had three thousand lines so that was definitely ruled out. Let’s hope Patrick can break the dry spell of leader curses here. There have been plenty of Shakespeare jeopardy clues previously.