Jeopardy April 26 2022 answers


On this page you will find the Jeopardy April 26 2022 answers and Solutions. We have just finished solving all the 7 crossword clues found today in the puzzle and we have listed them below. Simply click on any of the clues you are having difficulties finding the solution for and a new page with the answer will pop up.


# Question
1 Adetokunbo the crown has returned from overseas is fitting for the Adetokunbo family who left Nigeria for this country in 1991
2 It was made the capital of China in 1949
3 In the 8th century the Venerable St. Bede popularized the idea of dating from this event
4 One of his origin stories states he was raised by a lighthouse keeper before regaining his royal birthright
5 Usually served in thin slices this Italian ham cured by drying has a name from Latin meaning suck out
6 He published the landmark treatise Opticks in 1704
7 A little sound from a Russian Blue or an Abyssinian
8 Those born during the first half of April have this sign the ram
9 Now known to historians as the Migration period the early Middle Ages were long known by this name implying ignorance
10 Wonder Woman's tools have included an invisible plane & a magic one of these that can make you tell the truth
11 Here's a piece of this layered Italian cake flavored with espresso & dusted wit cocoa
12 A Swedish astronomer gave his name to this temperature scale
13 This 4-letter word for a short note is an abbreviation of a 10-letter word
14 A googol is equal to a 1 followed by this many zeros
15 Quarreling with Germany's Henry IV over who got to appoint bishops Pope Gregory VII did this to Henry twice
16 Peter Parker has worked as a photographer for this newspaper created long before Spider-Man was
17 This grated cheese made from skim milk is named for a city about 70 miles southeast of Milan
18 This hereditary bleeding disorder aka Christmas disease is caused by a deficiency of clotting factors
19 The variety of this seen here is small enough to grow in your little garden
20 Columbia University began handing out these awards in 1917
21 Merchant & craft were the 2 main types of these business associations from an old word for payment
22 Her alter ego is the successful attorney Jennifer Walters but don't make her angry
23 Puttanesca sauce is commonly made with olives capers & these small salty fish
24 These are proteins such as hydrolase that catalyze biochemical reactions
25 A small case containing a scroll it's hung on doorposts in Jewish homes at an angle top facing inward
26 Filbert is another name for this nut
27 Clovis I founded the kingdom of these people who would give their name to a country
28 The lone survivor of a massacre this green-skinned guardian grew up to be the deadliest woman in the galaxy
29 It's the 2-word name for this flavorful Italian dish made from veal shanks
30 Hundreds of copies of this type of DNA mtDNA for short are outside the nucleus of the cell helping ancestry.com trace your mother's line
31 This subatomic particle is made of a quark & an antiquark
32 A colonel in the Continental Army Henry Rutgers later would have a school in this state named in his honor
33 Litchfield Correctional Institution for Women
34 In ancient times this French port was known as Massalia
35 Archie & Quentin & Ted & Alice were children of this American political family
36 The story Carmilla features an early appearance of one of these creatures in fiction; it's dispatched with a stake to the heart
37 Oddly only one of the 3 R's in this foundation of education actually begins with an R
38 Martin Mull played him in the movie based on the game Clue
39 On season 2 of this anthology series Briarcliff Manor mental asylum
40 In 1967 it voted to remain a British dependency; in 2002 it voted against sharing sovereignty with Spain
41 Numerous John Jacobs followed the founder of this American family dynasty
42 Phileas Fogg bets fellow London clubmen that he can succeed at this title challenging task
43 It's good advice to follow when clothing catches fire
44 On Dec. 16 1980 this fast food chain founder passed away in Kentucky
45 St. Bonaventure Hospital where Dr. Shaun Murphy works
46 At the far east end of the Mediterranean the Gulf of Iskenderun indents this country
47 This performing family toured the United States in the 1940s then settled on a Vermont farm
48 His rags-to-riches tales included Paul the Peddler the adventures of a young street merchant
49 Meaning completely it's a trio of angling essentials
50 In 1946 U.S. Army Colonel Charles Kades drafted article 9 of this country's constitution which renounces war
51 In the '70s & '80s Ewing Oil
52 Bari in Italy & Split in Croatia are on this arm of the Mediterranean
53 In czarist Russia you didn't want to start a beef with this powerful merchant family that gave its name to a recipe
54 The ancient Greek fusion of passion & restraint was probed in The Birth of Tragedy by this German philosopher
55 These items were tolled closed & extinguished in an old Catholic ceremony
56 This lieutenant colonel was knee-deep in the Iran-Contra Affair as part of the National Security Council staff
57 From 1993 to 2005 the 15th Precinct in Manhattan
58 This island highlighted here is the biggest in its group
59 Stradivarius learned violin mak!ng from Nicolo of this great Italian family whose instruments are also highly prized today
60 A baker a banker & a butcher are all on the lookout for this creature in Lewis Carroll's nonsense poem The Hunting of this
61 In a Eugene Field poem these fishermen three were told Now cast your nets wherever you wish never afeard are we

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# Questions
1 Telling the story of a duke a jester & the jesters daughter it was written by poet Francesco Maria Piave
2 Shes introduced in an 1845 novella in which she wears a short skirt with her mantilla thrown back to show her shoulders
3 With 5 letters: John Wilkes Booths despairing last word
4 (Diane Warren presents the clue.) You might not remember the film Mannequin but I hope you remember my song from it that says And we can build this dream together standing strong together--th
5 R:This Christian Coalition leader was a spokesman for the evangelical movement
6 In 1888 Othniel Marsh gave a Montana discovery this 8-letter name; it had fewer horns than a more famous dino
7 The medical community wants you to not start this word for removal of ovaries with an oof sound
8 The Strait of Otranto between the heel of Italys boot & Albania separates the Adriatic from this sea to the south
9 With 2 letters: The novelist who wrote big books like Exodus & The Haj
10 Is This It? the 2021 debut album from these New Yorkers included Last Nite
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