Jeopardy December 29 2021 Answers

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Jeopardy December 29 2021 Answers

David Hume wrote that in any instance of cause and this there's no necessary connection just a sequence of events

In the Gettysburg Address Abraham Lincoln used this synonym for 20

From Greek for on both sides it precedes -bious & -theater

Zoe & Lenny

This area of Manhattan precedes Shake & Shuffle in the names of dances

Thomas Nagel's paper What is It Like to Be this says we can't know just by imagining eating bugs & hanging upside-down

Having twenty-twenty this is the ability after an event to have full knowledge & understanding of it

Meaning against it goes before -band to describe something against the law

Carrie & Eddie

Pascal's wager is that you may as well hold this belief because that gives you everything to gain & nothing to lose

Traditionally there are 20 grooved channels in a column of this oldest & simplest order of classical architecture

Arabic for the it's been incorporated into many math & science words

Willow & Will

Rousseau argued that man is happier & morally better not in society but in a state of this like wild plants & animals are

Corresponding to U in English it's the 20th letter of the Greek alphabet

One of the few prefixes from German it means super & now stands on its own as a proper noun

Mira & Paul

This adjective for a statement that can't be corrected like if someone says My foot hurts is also used of an always- misbehaving child

The 20th Century Limited was a luxury overnight train between New York City & this major city advertising a smooth water-level route

All meaning half these 3 rhyming prefixes combine before -quaver to describe a very very short musical note

Allison & Brian