Jeopardy April 14 2021 answers


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# Question
1 Known as the Indiana Icicle Charles Fairbanks has one of the largest cities in this state named for him
2 In 2004 Sony produced the first silver oxide battery that was free of this element & it's going down in thermometer use too
3 Despite what Ron Burgundy says this city is named for a Spanish monk
4 Use these paired Asian utensils to stir; they break up foods that stick together & wooden ones don't scratch non-stick pans
5 Their tsunami of World Series titles includes 1936 to 1939 & 1998 to 2000
6 If an ambassador commits a major crime his country may waive this & allow prosecution
7 In 1973 this vice president resigned over things he did while he was governor of Maryland
8 Also known as penlight this 2-letter type of battery has the magical ability to fail in my TV remote after about 3 weeks
9 Named for the founder of the American Fur Company this Oregon city has deepwater port facilities
10 To make classic French onion dip stir a packet of soup mix into this dairy product maybe from Daisy or Knudsen
11 In the 1960s these Midwesterners earned 5 NFL Championship trophies
12 This word for freedom from punishment is from Latin for freedom from punishment
13 Henry Wallace served for seven years as secretary of this before becoming vice president in 1941
14 Ni-Cad is short for these 2 elements in a rechargeable battery invented back in 1899
15 Take the 580 from Reno to the 431 & you'll see the majesty that is this body of water
16 Some prefer stirring this classic cocktail; shaking it the preferred method of Nick Charles is said to bruise the gin
17 They swept over the NBA winning the title every year from 1959 to 1966
18 When you land on this space in Monopoly you must take the top yellow card
19 Daniel Tompkins his vice president during the Era of Good Feelings was very often absent from his duties
20 In 1956 Eveready made the first of this type of battery used in smoke detectors
21 Known for its Narrows Bridge this city is on Puget Sound's Commencement Bay
22 A shorter-grain rice like Arborio is the marquee ingredient of this Italian dish that requires constant stirring
23 They came from the Canadian prairie to win 5 Stanley Cups from 1984 to 1990
24 In economics the value of another option in a choice is considered this cost
25 Briefly veep to 14th president Franklin Pierce William Rufus DeVane King was roommates with this future 15th president
26 A Nobel Prize went to 3 scientists for the invention of this hyphenated battery that enabled the mobile revolution
27 Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin West is in this city a resort suburb of Phoenix
28 A stirring motion is the worst way to use this implement that comes in balloon & flat types; a side-to-side motion gets better results
29 Reggie Catfish & this Bay Area team ran off 3 straight World Series titles from 1972 to 1974
30 For the good of the country in 2014 rival parties in Afghanistan agreed to form an N.U.G. short for this type of government
31 In 1992 Betty Boothroyd became the first female speaker of this legislative body
32 While a student at Boston University MLK met this 1951 enrollee of the New England Conservatory of Music
33 As a verb it means to sob; as a noun it means whale fat
34 When this Bronte character says Reader I married him she means Mr. Rochester
35 At a midnight screening of this film people often do the Time Warp in the aisles
36 If you seem smug you look like the cat that ate this bird
37 The largest in England's north this city is known for birthing bands like Oasis & Joy Division
38 Here's this astronaut with his identical twin brother Mark
39 Appropriately a song by him & the Wailers is called No Woman No Cry
40 This Arthurian knight says the Lady of Shalott has a lovely face; God in his mercy lend her grace
41 He & Ginger Rogers danced Cheek To Cheek in Top Hat
42 To make a big deal out of something minor is to make a mountain out of this
43 Viewers of TV's Broadchurch may know West Bay in Dorset is part of the coast named for this geological period
44 In a 1977 biopic Billy Dee Williams played this ragtime pianist who dreamed of having his opera produced
45 This synonym for a mournful cry is the title of a landmark beat poem from 1956
46 In a 1960 novel Jem Finch says this character dined on raw squirrels and any cats he could catch
47 Ewan McGregor played a love-struck poet in this musical set in Paris
48 It's an umbrella-shaped mushroom
49 Seat of the Bishop of London this cathedral designed by Sir Christopher Wren combines Gothic neoclassical & Baroque elements
50 Before legal novels like The Burden of Proof he wrote about the Harvard law experience in One L
51 It's a tradition to leave notes with wishes & prayers in the cracks of this Jerusalem landmark
52 Renton Sick Boy & Begbie are 3 of the junkies at the heart of this debut novel by Irvine Welsh
53 Toot Sweets & Truly Scrumptious were 2 of the tunes in this 1960s musical about a magical flying car
54 Exhibiting fake sorrow is this reptilian phrase
55 This Celtic language that's spoken by fewer than 15000 mostly in the far SW is recognized as a minority language in England
56 In the Mexican War this American general's forces captured Veracruz in 1847
57 This play says Stanley breaks into sobs & throws back his head like a baying hound & bellows his wife's name
58 After Leopold Bloom walks the streets of Dublin in this book he returns home to his unfaithful wife Molly
59 Shirley MacLaine sang If My Friends Could See Me Now in this musical
60 This object that the Israelites worshipped at Mount Sinai now signifies crass materialism

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# Questions
1 The 42-foot-high statue of Athena in this state capital is the tallest indoor statue in the United States
2 Opened in 1932 one of its missions is to advance understanding and appreciation of Shakespeares writings
3 The name of this political club of the French Revolution refers to the Dominican monastery where members met
4 In Lower Saxony wreaths are hung on birch trees to celebrate Pfingsten this festival celebrated 7 weeks after Easter
5 Italian gives us this word for an outline of what could happen also an old word for a screenplay
6 Lots of drama as his majestys sloop Sophie is getting a new captain in this first Jack Aubrey novel
7 The only president laid to rest in D.C. hes entombed in the Washington National Cathedral
8 These guys led by Booker T. Jones backed Stax Records stars like Otis Redding & had hits of their own like Time Is Tight
9 A 2023 coup back by protests took over this country southeast of Algeria & French troops fighting Islamic terrorists said adieu
10 On or about January 25 Scots observe the birth of this literary giant by holding suppers with haggis & whisky to wash it down
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