Jeopardy February 21 2022 Answers
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Jeopardy February 21 2022 Answers
- After a trip to Egypt French artist Jean-Léon Gérôme captured men being attentive inside one of these structures
- This capital of South Korea changed hands 4 times during the course of the war
- Gifted from Japan as a token of friendship in 1912 here are these trees doing their thing in Washington D.C. as only they can
- This pink bird always seems to have a leg up
- T.J. Kirk
- To stick out your lips to show displeasure
- In 1872 Edgar Degas fittingly vacationed & painted in this southern state; you can visit the house he stayed at
- With subzero weather at the Battle of Chosin Reservoir vets suffered the long-term effects of this cold injury including gangrene
- One of these alliterative trees named for how they droop was dedicated to the memory of the singer Aaliyah
- Lighters–or maybe cell phone flashlights–out! This interjection from the French means again
- Barney Howser
- According to an idiom it's what the guy on the right is
- Monet was fond of setting up shop by this river & making impressions of the Palace of Westminster
- In 2018 South Korea's Moon Jae-in & this North Korean leader pledged to formally end the war but it hasn't happened… yet
- This tree first brought from Australia to Hawaii in the 1880s can produce 65 pounds of nuts each year
- Like America this northern African desert is about 3000 miles from east to west
- Rose Nivens
- Someone who's trying to get more followers on social media is said to be chasing this
- Kandinsky a Muscovite headed west to Germany painting in Munich & teaching at this house of building school in Weimar
- Less than a year after he was chosen supreme commander of U.S.-led forces he was relieved of all duties by President Truman
- This giant tree bears the name of a Cherokee leader who created a writing system
- Arrrr! Jim Hawkins be dealin' with pirates in this 1883 novel
- Elaine Meyer
- On October 26 1881 a famous one of these took place at the O.K. Corral
- Landscape painter J.M.W. Turner based the painting seen here on a visit he made to this city
- In September 1950 United States troops made a surprise landing at this strategic port changing the course of the war
- Captain Bligh had saplings of this tree aboard the Bounty during the voyage that was marked by mutiny
- In 1983 Duran Duran informed us her name is this & she dances on the sand
- Little Joe Ingalls
- For over 40 years the American Cancer Society has hosted The Great American this on the third Thursday in November
- In 2021 France lost about 7' of country after a farmer in this North Sea nation to the north moved a stone marker
- Katniss thinks this man leader of the Capitol smells like blood & roses
- A planetoid called Farfarout is the most distant object in our solar system at 132 A.U.s short for this; 1 A.U. is 93 million miles
- Won't lovers revolt now? is this type of phrase
- She sang backup for Garth Brooks before her own career took off & in 2005 she married him
- Go south by southwest: MORE ORBS
- Both the Brown v. Board of Education National Hstoric Site & the Evel Knievel Museum are in this state capital
- Things turn out badly for Randle McMurphy in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest because of this medical pro
- NASA reported the wingspan of this insect-named nebula covers 3 light-years & ejects layers of gas from a dying star at the center
- The 4 interlocking silver rings in the logo of this brand symbolize the 1932 merger of 4 auto manufacturers
- John Lennon not only co-wrote this Bowie song that asks What's your name? What's your name? he also sang on it
- '60s sensation: LOX BLIP
- In 2021 National Geographic recognized a fifth ocean the one seen here by calling it this directional name
- This slimy villain of David Copperfield gets his comeuppance as seen in the illustration here
- The nearest example of a red supergiant is this bright star; it's still 724 light-years away & don't say it 3 times
- Symmetry can give a sense of peace as in a chapel inspired by a Psalm about the shadow of these animal parts
- She was a backup singer for Brenda K. Starr when she was discovered in the late '80s–19 No. 1 hits later…
- Ideal for detecting: ELK ARRESTED
- Considered Japan's mainland this island has more than 6000 miles of coastline
- Smallpox is but one of the retributions suffered by the villainous Madame de Merteuil in this 1782 French novel
- In 1977 this probe 2 launched 2 weeks before probe 1; it took 12 years to reach Neptune before hitting interstellar space
- Laying down the math laws the commutative law is on the top & this law is on the bottom
- While her song You're So Vain is not about Mick Jagger he did provide backing vocals
- Perfect on a president: I TOP VEEPS
- Here is Stromboli an Italian volcano off Sicily actively volcanoing into this sea of the Mediterranean
- This character tells Paul Sheldon You're going to use this typewriter to write a new novel! Your best novel! 'Misery's Return!'
- Launched in 1989 the Galileo craft took the long wav 'round to this planet in a 6-year 2.4-billion-mile circuitous route
- In radial symmetry called pantamerism a creature can split along several axes; in this type of symmetry only the left & right sides match
- He backed up Steely Dan before fronting the Doobie Brothers then went solo with songs like I Keep Forgettin'
- Chefly chapeau:QUOTE