Jeopardy April 4 2022 Answers
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Jeopardy April 4 2022 Answers
- From 1963 to 1973 Florida's Cape Canaveral was known as this
- Trying to be fair is looking for this kind of playing field
- Time to give you the forefinger also called this finger
- Though typically red here are the golden variety of these fresh on the vine
- Hound Dog; Thank you. Thank you very much
- (Mandy Patinkin presents the clue.) Ben's French wasn't great so at diplomatic dinners he needed to watch Parisians' lips move & also be able to look down at the food; his problem-solving nature led to these one of his best-known inventions
- Fort Christina became this now Delaware's most populous city
- Gazing at it means being foolishly self-absorbed
- A knight in training or a young person who is basically the caboose of a train at a wedding
- Premiering in 2010 the opera The Golden Ticket is an adaptation of this beloved novel
- Boogie Child Boogie Down Boogie Oogie Oogie to name a few
- (Mandy Patinkin presents the clue.) In Franklin's day almanacs outsold all books except Bibles and this one of Ben's was especially popular; to weather & crop info he added maxims like God heals and the Doctor takes the Fees
- The coastal town of Manchester Massachusetts had these 3 words added to its name in 1989
- To hold or win this means to chair a congressional committee
- This tube is attached to the cecum & is basically useless but can still pose a serious health risk
- Step back in time to 1869 at the Golden Spike National Historical Park in this state
- Rock Me Amadeus (made sense at the time)
- (Mandy Patinkin presents the clue.) Rich enough to retire from day-to-day business in his 40s Franklin began pioneering research into electricity; for a group of charged glass containers he coined this word from its meaning of an array of cannons
- As part of a radio show promotion in 1950 the city of Hot Springs in this state renamed itself Truth or Consequences
- It's said that this broadens the mind
- Kyphosis is also known as hunchback & lordosis swayback; both are a curvature of this
- Seen here it's the state flower of both Nebraska & Kentucky
- Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) lyrics to make you shake your pants
- (Mandy Patinkin presents the clue.) Starting with his stove which fit inside a hearth to warm a whole room Franklin insisted that his inventions were for public good & refused this type of protection that was given by the colonies before the first U.S. Congress did so
- To honor a society of Revolutionary War vets & a Roman citizen-soldier Losantiville Ohio was given this new name in 1790
- A brickmaker in Dickens' Bleak House lives in a wretched one
- At the March on Washington A. Philip Randolph gave this for Martin Luther King
- In 1581 he was knighted aboard his ship the Golden Hind
- Let's browse in the chart-topping Thrift Shop
- (Mandy Patinkin presents the clue.) Many Europeans visited Franklin in France asking for a chance to fight with the Americans; General Washington had to ask him not to send more losers but Ben did also recommend great contributors like this Frenchman who became like a son to George
- Emperor Ashoka the Great ruled much of India in the 200s B.C. & converted to this faith after witnessing the destruction of war
- It's an identifiable fracture in the Earth's crust showing evidence of previous (& potential) displacement
- Julius is the mustachioed mascot on cans of these chips
- For a fee she will speak or perform at your next event
- A wine bottle topper & the curse of the drinking classes according to Wilde
- From Emperor to Citizen was the autobiography of Pu Yi forced to abdicate in 1912 as the last monarch of this nation
- These 2 continents are completely in the Northern Hemisphere
- This brand's natural oatmeal bath treatment was developed in conjunction with the Mayo Clinic
- A pier where ships are tied & a muffler
- Darius the Great led this empire at its peak around 500 B.C. & tried to conquer Greece several times
- Starting out life in India he would later dedicate Fury to his soon-to-be wife Padma Lakshmi
- Veld is the Afrikaans name for this tropical & subtropical grassland of Africa
- This synonym for cowboy is a brand of jeans as well as a make of Jeep
- In 2020 he & Katy Perry welcomed a daughter named Daisy Dove
- Early '70s B-B-B-Bowie hit & a 1560-mile river of Asia
- For his reputation as a lawgiver this king of ancient Babylon has his portrait in the Chamber of the U.S. House of Reps.
- Georgia was the birthplace of this 1980s Pulitzer Prize winner the 8th child of African-American sharecroppers
- The XI Bei Dong & Pearl rivers form China's incredibly fertile Pearl River this low-lying area
- This headache expert brand offers the first over-the-counter medicine approved by the FDA to treat migraine symptoms
- This actress & daughter of director Ron was named for a Utah national park & a U.S. city
- An uncultivated wild tract of land & an inhalation
- This grandson of Genghis ruled a Mongol Empire that covered one-fifth of the known world
- Born in 1856 in Virginia this educator went on to write Up from Slavery at the turn of the 20th century
- A series of massive volcanic eruptions 27 million years ago left a string of these crater-like depressions like Colorado's Creede
- You never actually own this Swiss luxury watch says its slogan you merely look after it for the next generation
- After making a pint-sized cameo in The Godfather she played Michael's daughter in The Godfather Part III
- The last trace of something & a high level of importance for a person