Final Jeopardy: 4-12 to 4-16-21
Here are the Final Jeopardy questions and answers for the week of April 12th through April 16, 2021:
Mon, Apr 12 – Correct answers: 2
OLYMPIC HOSTS: Aside from the United States, one of the 2 countries with 2 different cities that have hosted the Summer Olympics show
Tue, Apr 13 – Correct answers: 1
ASTRONOMY: As Huygens observed in 1656, a weapon in this constellation contains a nebula, one of a few that can be seen with the naked eye show
Wed, Apr 14 – Correct answers: 1
SHAKESPEARE: With 4,042 lines, it’s Shakespeare’s longest play & it’s also the one that’s been filmed the most show
Thu, Apr 15 – Correct answers: 2
PHYSICS: Modern formulations of Newton’s 2 most famous equations both begin with this quantity that’s measured in newtons show
Fri, Apr 16 – Correct answers: 0
AMERICAN NAMES: One of the luminaries who drove in the “Golden Spike” in Utah in 1869 was this man who later founded a university show
It was a 1/2 type of week for the first 4 days. On Friday, it was none, which was no surprise to many. So that was the hardest clue for the players. Unlike last week, there was no triple solve and we can’t point to the easiest clue on that basis. As for me, only 2 of the FJ! clues were good to me.
Returning champ Dennis Chase won his second game on Monday but lost to Erick Loh on Tuesday. Erick lost to Patrick Hume on Wednesday and Patrick won every game for the rest of the week. We’ll be seeing Patrick try for a fourth win on Monday when Anderson Cooper begins hosting.
At the end of his 2-week hosting gig, the contestants during Aaron Rodgers shows earned a total of $236,725 for his charity, California’s North Valley Community Foundation.
From Jeopardy!’s YouTube channel: The Drew’s Clues category from Monday’s game. What’s cuter? Drew or the title play on “Blue’s Clues”?
Can someone give me the question with the answer is First Nations in the Native American category on Thursday or Friday of this past week.
@Ernie, from Friday —
NATIVE AMERICANS ($1600) Native Americans in Canada like the Abenaki & the Odawa are today joined together under this ordinal term
What is the title play on Blue’s Clues?
Do you think they would have named the category Drew’s Clues if it wasn’t for the fact that it rhymes with Blue’s Clues. Otherwise, they would have likely gone with something like Drew Presents More Barrymores