Jeopardy December 06 2021 Answers

Jeopardy December 06 2021 answers

On this page you will find the Jeopardy December 06 2021 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	In 1974 a copyright renewal failure let Life lapse into this 2-word area; royalty-free it aired repeatedly & popularity soared
2	Elbow & the neck were early names for this main Maine city
3	For your viewing pleasure the website for this magazine of what to watch has an archive of covers going back to the early 1950s
4	Known to prey on poultry the quoll is also called the native this & sometimes competes with domestic ones for food
5	Separated from his real-life brother at the holidays Kieran Culkin catches Life in film 1 & again in 2 in this series
6	The name of this elbow pasta can also mean a dandy
7	The Talk of the Town in this magazine's first issue in 1925 included Broadway actors out of work
8	These sticky-tongued insect consumers include proper ones like the giant & animals loosely called that like Australia's numbat
9	Policy-wise a famous one was named for James Monroe
10	This actress came by her all-American image honestly; her hometown of Denison Iowa has been compared to Bedford Falls
11	Found in doctors' offices around the world this kids' magazine that provides Fun with a Purpose turned 75 in 2021
12	Using another term for the way it moves from tree to tree this marsupial would be called the sugar volplaner
13	To remove one's hat as a greeting
14	Known for upbeat films this director said Life was the greatest film I had ever made but it didn't do well at the box office
15	From scenic road trips to incredible natural wonders this magazine T+L for short has it all
16	The long-nosed potoroo lives in forest underbrush areas in this island state of Australia
17	A position of utmost leadership in old-time Venice & Genoa
18	The schemes of this wealthy cackling character include offering George a job
19	Lifestyle fashion & beauty is the nature of this magazine for African-American women
20	In the 1960s Jim Buck half a dozen or more leashes in hand started NYC's first of these businesses

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Latest Questions

#	Questions
1	At a speech here in 1936 FDR called its onetime occupant a “farmer lawyer mechanic scientist architect” etc.
2	This city would have hosted in 1916 but for cancellation due to WWI; it would be the last city to host before they were canceled again
3	This brand got its name in 1940 after a distillery executive took friends on a hunting trip
4	An American Viticultural Area spanning multiple states includes this eastern island where you’ll find the town of Chilmark
5	Missionary William Ellis reported in 1825 that his “bones were preserved… & were considered sacred by the people” of Hawaii
6	An airport at this South American city is named for archaeologist Maria Reiche who was known as the “lady of the Lines”
7	The website for this hotel includes mini-biographies of Harold Ross Edna Ferber & Alexander Woollcott
8	When area codes were introduced 3 very populous areas got the ones quickest to dial: these 3 codes
9	A 1984 trip to Normandy inspired this journalist to write a book that popularized a term for an era of Americans
10	Calling it “a particle that cannot be detected” physicist Wolfgang Pauli 1st proposed this in 1930; it was detected in 1956