Final Jeopardy: Business & Television (4-30-25)
Here are some more clues from the 4/30/2025 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.
STATELY GEOGRAPHIC ($600) This plateau that shares its name with a river covers much of eastern Oregon & eastern Washington
($800) Counting its 40,175 square miles of water, it’s the largest of the lower 48 east of the Mississippi
WINEMAKER’S GLOSSARY ($200) Retsina is a Greek white or rosé wine flavored with the resin from this cone-producing evergreen (sounds delish!)
HISTORIC BUILDINGS ($800) The Golden Rock, this type of Buddhist structure, has been perching on a mountainside in Myanmar since the 6th century B.C.
SUN SONGS ($1200) “We had joy, we had fun, we had” this Terry Jacks No. 1 hit in 1974 that pretty much covered the opposite of joy & fun
ART COLLECTORS ($800) The Rembrandt Room & many others at this museum can be traced back to a buying spree by Catherine the Great
($1200) A building in Paris displays the art collected by François Pinault, & if he wants to sell any, he also owns this auction house
($2000) 69 Cézannes are part of the collection of this man, moved after his death to Philadelphia, whose art establishment he despised
WORLD UNIVERSITIES ($1600) In Bangladesh, European & Mughal influences can be found in Curzon Hall at the University of this city
($2000) 2025 marks the 450th anniversary of the Netherlands’ oldest university, located in this city, 10 miles northeast of The Hague
LITERARY CHARACTERS ($800) This trickster figure from the Uncle Remus tales is seen in Kara Walker’s artwork of the Black experience “African’t”
($2000) This Defoe title character was married to 5 men, one of whom was her brother (oops)
The Daily Box Scores are released at 8 pm Eastern
SNEAK PEEK CATEGORY: A VOWEL OF SILENCE (Name the silent vowel)
($200) In an 8-letter synonym for danger that you’re in right now. Seriously. Right now. In front of millions of people
($400) In a word that follows “monkey” & “mind your own”
($600) In a strand of a textile fiber or a series of online newsgroup messages
($800) In a word meaning to defend against something, like an NFL lineman at the same-named position
($1000) In a type of flute paired with drum in an army corps
SNEAK PEEK ANSWERS show
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Yawn, a real blowout, after the challengers showed a little early promise. Ashamed to admit I blanked on FJ, even though I always watched that show on Friday nights since its inception. Took me years to realize it was a ripoff of “The Honeymooners.” Also ashamed to admit I know the Terry Jacks song, which rates very high on my Worst Songs Ever list. All of the other stumpers and last two DDS were unkind. Roni sure knew her demons, most of which were puzzling to me.
Aww…. my kids know that Terry Jacks song because i used to play the oldies station a lot. . But I don’t know if they would have remembered the title by the lyric on the clue. Terry Jacks and his wife also did “Which Way You Going, Billy” as the Poppy Family.
It began as quite a competitive game, but then it morphed into a clear runaway for Ben, Anyways, I did a tad above average in the game, but was stumped in FJ. Well, we kids always favored One A Day vitamins which were pretty good in fact.
My favorite Flintstone cartoon is Cinderellastone, as I mentioned in this post.
2/3 on DD, and got FJ.
Roni had, I have to say, a very smooth, soothing voice. She reminded me of a woman maybe I should have married about 20 years ago. She was slower and measured, but didn’t seem like she was slower, like Liam did (in my perception). It’s really too bad she didn’t do better.
I only got about 1/3 of TS.