Final Jeopardy: Medicine (5-23-22)

Here are some more triple stumpers from the 5/23/2022 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.

THE RAINFORESTS ($1000) One cause of deforestation is this 2-word alliterative process; lumber companies should plant new trees
(NOTE: I saw articles on this response as one word, hyphenated and two words)

IT’S MAY 23RD! This former head of the SS committed suicide May 23, 1945 in Allied custody

U.S. BUILDINGS ($1000) The Cadet Chapel at this military academy has an All-Faiths room & a Falcon Circle outside

POSSESSIVE PHRASES ($2000) Taking what’s offered or nothing at all is called this man’s “choice”

SALT & PEPPER ($1600) The Salt River is a tributary of this other 4-letter river in Arizona

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Sneak Peek clues — ANAGRAM PAIRS
($200) A personal journal about working in a milk-producing facility
($400) A kayak for the Atlantic or the Pacific
($600) All the actors playing Macavity, Rumpleteazer & the rest in a musical
($800) The prudent care you take when bidding at Sotheby’s
($1000) Soccer shoes worn at Neuschwanstein

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7 Responses

  1. shelley n says:

    I thought that polio was the only possible answer and was shocked no one got it. There was a time, when playing along, I would rarely get an answer correct but nowadays I feel like Einstein. Also, why is Jeopardy heavy on the female contestants. We have not had three men competing, or two male challengers of a female champ i since Amy was champ or even longer. Why the obvious agenda?

  2. gilma mendoza says:

    Mayim is a Wonderful Hostess! We Really Love Her Way of Engaging into it, She is so Natural, Not Superficial! It seems to Us, She Truly Enjoys What She Does and Most of All Not Exactly … just for the Money But The Reason of Performing a “Great Show Very Well Done!!;. 🙂

  3. Howard says:

    Horrendous wagering in FJ. Mari should have wagered $4701, which would have surpassed Ryan if he’d bet $0. And he should have wagered at least $8601 to ensure victory if both he and Mari hit FJ. $4600 made no sense; he would have lost even if both he and Mari were correct on FJ.
    And Mari’s wager would have knocked her down into 3rd had Jodi either bet $0 or nailed FJ.

    FJ and most of the DDs were all tough, but to this former NYer, the Art Deco building was obvious.
    “This man’s choice,” the soccer shoes clue, and the 4-letter AZ river were all pretty easy.

  4. Jason says:

    Yes, Ryan got lucky, as his wager would not have covered. I knew FJ because of my training, and the mother of a friend growing up had it.

    Unusually for me, of late, I got all the TS on page 2. I thought that I had surmised “Columbiad”, but didn’t have the courage of my convictions, and, I remained silent. But, I don’t know that I would celebrate knowing the SS chief.

    Ryan did, though, have his spectacles for this game! If I ever get on, I’ll need to be refracted before I go, so I can see the board!

  5. Ismael Gomez says:

    Disappointed episode as all 3 DDs were missed and a triple stumper in FJ as today’s final was a tough one.

    • William Weyser says:

      I would say that, but on the plus side, Ryan, you got lucky. He won 7 games & $145,201. We’ll see what he does in his 8th game tomorrow.