Jeopardy June 21 2022 Answers

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Jeopardy June 21 2022 Answers

At 29032 feet up atop this highest mountain you'll be on top of the world

Less common today this infectious bacterial disease of kids characterized by a red rash has a hue of red in its name

CMG is this Mexican grill &… what? Guac is extra? That's the first I'm hearing of that

With a knack for predicting plays he's been a success in the broadcast booth like he was behind center

Despite his mother's warning this title character does get into mischief eating from Mr. McGregor's garden

Making money by doing what some considered foolish? You're doing this all the way to the bank

At about 3.3 million square miles this largest desert covers an area that's almost equal to that of the United States

There's a red in the name of this gravest type of transgression in Catholic theology

BB securing your data in a nice safe Canadian way

In 2022 Zendaya returned as troubled high schooler Rue Bennett on this HBO drama

The title character of this classic by Eric Carle literally eats through the pages of the book

It's the 2-word family relationship you have with the child of your mom's brother

This largest bay is part of the Indian Ocean

A tarocco is this type of hybrid orange whose flesh is actually a vivid red thanks to anthocyanins

You can get a kick out of buying into this soccer club with the symbol MANU but then you shouldn't complain about the ownership

A teaching hospital in this city has been the setting for Grey's Anatomy for 18 seasons

This stuffed bear with a fabric name goes searching for a missing button

To libel or slander (but it doesn't mean to make less well known)

Located in Venezuela it has the longest uninterrupted drop of any waterfall

Native to Eastern North America it's the species of hummingbird seen here

Give us some credit (check) with EFX

The latest variant of the Law & Order franchise is Organized Crime starring this man a veteran of SVU

She is the smallest of the 12 girls who live in a vine-covered house in Paris

It's the traditional response to are too!

Covering over 140000 square miles it's the world's largest inland body of water

This word for red wine now especially Bordeaux wine can also mean a reddish color

Hal…? Open the stock pay doors Hal… (Hal being this oil company)

This daytime talk show host seen here once worked as a morning TV news anchor in Chicago

This 2-word title of Chelsea Clinton's book about determined women was coined by Sen. McConnell about Sen. Warren

It's where a river's mouth meets the ocean

When Pompey took this metropolis in 63 B.C. Judea fell under the heel of the Romans

These cinematic siblings met a dude named Jeff Dowd who inspired them to make The Big Lebowski

Not quite yet the symphony the sinfonia was an instrumental part of these stage works like Giasone a big one of the 1600s

Around 1851 Hermann von Helmholtz invented the ophthalmoscope used to examine these body parts

As the Nazis rose to power this scientist decided in Dec. 1932 to leave Germany; he never returned after moving to Princeton

This display of colossal presidents was dedicated in 1927

In 1632 Maryland was granted to this lord son of George Calvert as a Catholic haven

The 1925 painting House by the Railroad by Edward Hopper was an inspiration for the Bates home in this 1960 film

With Beethoven in mind Mahler believed writing this number symphony was endsville so he called a 1908 work a song cycle

In an operation in 1846 William Morton employed ether in the first successful public use of this

Born Freda Josephine McDonald in St. Louis she brought her danse sauvage to Paris in 1925 & became a French citizen in 1937

Cooking to about 135 degrees gets your T-bone done this way

The Yuan Dynasty was ousted in 1368 by this other 4-letter dynasty that would last a while

Padre Fray Tormenta who helped the orphans of Texcoco while wearing a mask in the ring inspired this 2006 comedy

Beethoven's Kreutzer is not a symphony but one of these S works for violin & piano

Sir Martin Evans shared a 2007 Nobel Prize for his discoveries with these undifferentiated biological units

In 1986 this Philippine president & his pals stuffed $7.7 million into suitcases & fled to Hawaii where he died 3 years later

During World War II Winston planned strategy in this aptly named space; you can still visit it

18th century military prowess forced others to refer to this Prussian as The Great

Racer X a 1998 article by Ken Li about illegal street-racing inspired this high-octane film franchise

César Franck composed Symphonic these on a theme but no one agrees on how many it contains –between 6 & 15

2022 brought the first transplant of a heart from this farm animal into a person

This artist who painted Paris Through the Window left Russia in his rear view in 1922 & went to see Paris through his window

It flows about 1100 miles through Canada emptying into the Beaufort Sea

Around 5000 years ago bronze objects were being produced in this 2-letter Mesopotamian city

Ben Stiller cited this international thriller from 1962 as an inspiration for Zoolander; poor Derek is an assassination patsy

A bit like a symphony the first work called this for Orchestra instead of for a solo instrument was in 1925 by Hindemith

Derived from the foxglove plant by William Withering in the 1700s this drug is still prescribed in treating heart conditions

He reluctantly took his government across the Formosa Strait & set up shop in Taiwan in 1949

This French composer created many of his works as parts of ballets