Final Jeopardy: Names in Medicine (7-12-24)

Here are some more clues from the 7/12/2024 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.

U.S. COINS ($1000) A quarter released in 2023 features this Native American prima ballerina along with her Osage name, which means “two standards”

TRANSPORTED TO CHICAGO THROUGH THE MAGIC OF ENTERTAINMENT ($600) It’s the occupation of Billy Flynn (Richard Gere on film) in the musical “Chicago”

DOOM SCROLLING ($800) Hesiod wrote that this deity succeeded Cronus & killed all humans for their impiety before re-creating them from ash trees

GARDENING GLOSSARY ($400) The prominent veining seen here is due to chlorosis caused by a deficiency of this important metallic element

ART AROUND EUROPE ($400) In the 19th century, Eugene Boudin did thousands of scenes of the newly touristy beaches of Normandy, like Trouville on this body of water

($800) Barely leaving Bologna, Giorgio Morandi did paintings of bottles & jugs, many simply called natura morta, Italian for this

($1200) Looking at “The Syndics” or cloth quality control board of this city, the guy with no big hat is a servant, not a syndic

FIRST LADIES ($800) Her first husband John Todd & their youngest son died during a 1793 yellow fever epidemic in Philadelphia

($1600) From a prominent & wealthy Ohio family, she was known as the “Belle of Canton”

PASSIONATE ABOUT NEUTRAL WORDS ($1200) Fair-minded, like this word, is a 10-letter adjective, includes a body part & means not favoring one or another

LAKES & RIVERS ($1600) This veteran actress wrote, directed & starred in “In a World”, a 2013 movie about the cutthroat voiceover world

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SNEAK PEEK CATEGORY: LAKES & RIVERS
($200) Minneapolis lies on this river, near its confluence with the Minnesota river
($400) Uganda is bordered by lakes named for Victoria & this consort of Victoria
($600) This lake that forms a boundary between New York & Vermont bears the name of the French explorer who saw it in 1609
($800) Vienna is just one of the national capitals that is on this river
($1000) China’s second-longest river, it’s been called the cradle of Chinese civilization

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7 Responses

  1. Jason says:

    Ugh. Not a dead giveaway – I said “Sabin”. Sabin and Salk were hand-in-hand in working on polio. I gambled and lost!

  2. Howard says:

    Good two-way game. Mike’s a definite second-chancer if that’s ever a thing again. Attorneys often do well on the show, but Ashley may have set the profession back a few years. I remember an episode of “Millionaire” in which they brought back those who’d gone out on the $100 question.

    Spock came to mind first, then I quickly realized it was Salk and polio vaccine.
    Stunned no one knew what body of water Normandy borders.
    Didn’t know the first lady until Ashley gave her last name, then I knew her first name.

    Glad to hear that Isaac does standup comedy. He’s very humorous, likable, and frequently self-effacing.

  3. Rick says:

    I did exceeding well in the game today along with some of the DDs. As for the FJ, the clues were obviously referring to the polio vaccine so it was a dead giveaway.

  4. Ryan McClelland says:

    Since when was the last time a Jeopardy contestant didn’t get a single question correct at all?

  5. Kevin Cheng says:

    Ashley never got out of the hole and didn’t make it to Final. But Isaac has swept the week and has won the second most games of this season. Only 2 more weeks until the season finale.

    • Richard Corliss says:

      I still don’t understand why contestants keep bouncing on the board. Just because of what happened last year doesn’t mean they’re going to have lots of tournaments.

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