Final Jeopardy: American Names (4-16-21)
Here are some more clues from the 4/16/2021 Jeopardy! game:
COUNTRIES IN THE DICTIONARY ($1000) This fine flexible leather made from tanned goatskin is often used for book covers
HISTORY ON ICE ($1000) Seen here (image), he was a pioneer of flash freezing food, creating a billion dollar industry
THE BIRDS ($1000) Here’s the male one of these ruffed birds putting on a display for the ladies
EUROPEAN GEO-GRAPHIC ($800) Little Liechtenstein is sandwiched between these two countries
($1600) This mountain range swings in a 900-mile arc through East Central Europe
($2000) So many rivers flow into this shallow gulf that its salinity is low enough for it to stay frozen up to five months each year
BLOW-POURRI ($2000) In 1804 this admiral commiserated with the seasickness of an earl’s nephew, writing, “I am ill every time it blows hard”
LATIN PHRASEBOOK ($1200) In vitro refers to scientific work done in test tubes: this similar Latin phrase is applied when living creatures are used
DISSECTING THE LYRICS ($1600) This British singer-songwriter has at least one thing figured out: “& I know you love Shrek, ’cause we’ve watched it 12 times”
Sneak Peek clues — DIETARY MATTERS:
($200) Whole grains include bran, which provides this substance; among its benefits, is making you feel satisfied sooner
($400) A low-carb ketogenic diet tries to induce ketosis so that the body burns this instead
($600) When it comes to weight loss, it’s really all about these units of energy, the amount you take in & the amount you burn
($800) Miami M.D. Arthur Agatston wrote this book with a “plan for fast and healthy weight loss”
($1000) “Enriched” is adding back nutrients that were taken out; this means adding in nutrients that weren’t originally there
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The Final was pretty much a trick question. I, too, had Brigham Young.
what if the clue said Promontory Summit and didn’t mention Utah. Would you have got it then?
No.
Being a California native helped me again with Final Jeopardy! This was my sixth “skunk” for the year. I’m more than a month ahead of my 2020 pace.
Well another triple stumper to close out the week. At least Patrick broke the leader curse and hoping he has a good chance of winning his fourth game on monday. As a long time jigsaw puzzle fan I’ve never done any golden spike puzzles before as I have been doing ones from Kodak Color, Big Ben, Springbok, and Masterpieces. Also VJ, you’ve done a lot of puzzles yourself with family right? Which ones did you find challenging? not surprised that leland stanford didn’t come to me.
Yes, Lou, we like jigsaw puzzles a lot. I don’t really do them anymore myself but my daughter just finished a 1,000 piece puzzle of all different food brands, Tastycake, Cracker Jack, Chef Boyardee, Jello, Kool-Aid, etc. It was hard but my granddaughter helped and I got a couple of pieces in there in passing. She plans on framing it and hanging it up in the kitchen. She’s done that with smaller puzzles of cereal boxes (Trix, Cheerios, Cocoa Puffs, Lucky Charms, etc.)
This FJ! was either you knew it and if you weren’t sure, you needed to figure it was a person connected with the railroad industry. Utah is just where it happened.
Getting today’s clue felt like redemption for being stumped by the easy Carrie Nation clue last week. Brigham Young never even came to mind.
We end the week with a triple stumper as today’s FJ was mean to the contestants.
As was predicted, everyone got the same wrong answer.
It’s hard to make it through a week without a triple stumper, or a double stumper, if only 2 contestants make it to Final Jeopardy!, while the 3rd place contestant either is in the negative, or has no money, and can’t play in Final Jeopardy!, which hasn’t happened since Alex Trebek’s last ever episode, but on the plus side, we got another 3-Day Champion in Patrick Hume, which is good, and he’ll be back on Monday to try to become a 4-Day Champion.