Final Jeopardy: Annual Events (7-20-26)

Here are some more clues from the 7/20/2026 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.

18th CENTURY EUROPE ($800) 2 buildings of these museums named for a Roman hill were popen-ed to the public as continental Europe’s first public museum

($1600) Europeans got good at hard porcelain & this German city became proverbial for china, actually made from 1710 at nearby Meissen

THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE ($800) South of Tahiti, Pitcairn Island was settled by this man, formerly a first mate

($2000) Named for an explorer, it’s alphabetically first of the seas surrounding Antarctica

DANCING AROUND BALLET FACTS ($800) In “Romeo & Juliet” at the Met in 1981, Margot Fonteyn was moving in this role, mourning the death of Tybalt

($1200) It’s the French-named ballet 101 move executed here; yep, that’s exactly how I would do it

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SNEAK PEEK CATEGORY: IN BLUE
($200) In 1842 John Herschel came up with the cyanotype, which would eventually lead to this staple of the architecture world
($400) Deep Blue, built by this Co. known for creating computers to defeat human in brainy games, beat Garry Kasparov in 19 chess moves in 1997
($600) This troupe with shows in Orlando & Vegas promises you’ll “never experience the same show twice”
($800) This beast of U.S. folklore was a big ‘un, yessir! You could put 42 axe handles plus plug o’ tobacco ‘tween his eyes, you could
($1000) The animated TV pup Bluey is a blue heeler, also called this breed, ACD for short

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