Final Jeopardy: 11-30-15 to 12-4-15
Here are the Final Jeopardy questions and answers for the week of November 30 through December 4, 2015. Mon, Nov 30 – Correct answers: 1 It’s the only odd-numbered year...
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Final Jeopardy: Religion in America (12-4-15)
Jeopardy! Recap for December 4, 2015 featuring Final Jeopardy bets and results, with Daily Doubles in these categories: Gardens, Canadian Landscapes and Colorful Expressions.
Final Jeopardy: Songs from Musicals (12-3-15)
Jeopardy! Recap for December 3, 2015 featuring Final Jeopardy bets and results, with Daily Doubles in these categories: Old ’97s, Chemistry and Song Books.
Final Jeopardy: Newly Independent Nations (12-2-15)
Jeopardy! Recap for December 2, 2015 featuring Final Jeopardy bets and results, with Daily Doubles in these categories: Working Book Titles, The 1600s and Let’s Continue to Podcast.
Final Jeopardy: The Movies (12-1-15)
Jeopardy! Recap for December 1, 2015 featuring Final Jeopardy bets and results, with Daily Doubles in these categories: The Caldecott Medal, What “IA” Country and Collectors.
Final Jeopardy Categories: November 2015 – Season 32
November Categories in Final Jeopardy included International Sports, Inaugural Addresses, Space Exploration and NATO Countries
Final Jeopardy: U.S. History (11-30-15)
The Final Jeopardy question (11/30/2015) in the category “U.S. History” was: It’s the only odd-numbered year in which a U.S. Presidential election has been held. Current champ Rob Russell has...
Clue Watch: The Three Ms
In the 1950s, Marilyn Monroe, Jayne Mansfield and Mamie Van Doren were collectively known as “the 3 Ms” and in 2008, Jeopardy! even had a clue with that specific tidbit....
Final Jeopardy: 11-23-15 to 11-27-15
Here are the Final Jeopardy questions and answers for the week of November 23 through November 27, 2015. Mon, Nov 23 – Correct answers: 1 In 1521 he was the credited...
Final Jeopardy: Authors (11-27-15)
The Final Jeopardy question (11/27/2015) in the category “Authors” was: In 1990 he said, “I would like to do what Faulkner did; carve out a little piece of Mississippi territory...
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