Jeopardy December 10 2019 answers


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# Question
1 Yes that's a bullet train and yes it's making good time passing by this peak
2 We're gonna par-tay at this beach 60 miles northeast of Orlando & watch 500 miles of left turns at its intl. speedway!
3 The name Papadopoulos means son of this person who in Greek Orthodoxy is sometimes married
4 Swimmers do it fast but traffic may slow to one
5 2 tales set in this month are The Frozen Fields by Paul Bowles & The Gift of the Magi
6 Pikachu the most iconic Pokémon character has shown up as a 50' balloon in this annual U.S. parade
7 Vinyl record lovers will jump to respond to the name for this device that's spinning the train
8 Yo Broseph! We'll show respect in this capital as we visit the Peace Tower's Memorial Chamber honoring Canada's war dead
9 Every year in Gloucester England you can chase down a hill after a wheel of this the double Gloucester kind
10 You're delinquent & have been declared this kind of late for school again; one more & it's detention
11 The Settlers & naturally The Martian are tales in this 1950 Ray Bradbury volume
12 In the franchise's 20th anniversary year in 2016 this in-the-real-world version was released- -Gotta catch 'em all!
13 The Pere Marquette 1225 seen here served as the prototype for the title train in this 2004 film in which Tom Hanks did several voices
14 Your period drama won Grand Prix at the film festival in this resort city in Alpes-Maritimes Département?! Way to go bruh!
15 In 2014 Kiwi songbird Lorde met K.C. slugger George Brett who inspired this hit song of hers
16 Its pace tops out at 50 yards per hour for the garden type
17 2 supermarket tales: Last Meal at Whole Foods (2014) & this 1961 John Updike classic set in a letter-perfect store
18 The process of a Pokémon turning into another is known as this like plants & animals adapting & changing over long periods
19 The London-to-Edinburgh locomotive known as The Flying this Man was Britain's first clocked at 100 miles per hour
20 Lafitte's blacksmith shop...isn't one? It says it is the oldest structure used as a bar in the U.S. on this N.O. St.? We're so there!
21 At these events Calvin Coolidge might drop pre-submitted queries to the floor & then say No questions today
22 This 3-letter word can refer to your slow pace in a race or to your computer's slow response
23 He helps the twit Bertie Wooster out of jams in P.G. Wodehouse's Leave it to him & him and the Unbidden Guest
24 Like a person who prepares horses for racing it's someone who captures Pokémon & readies & directs them in battles
25 A famed landscape painter this Brit depicted the Great Western Railway in 1844 with his usual dramatic atmosphere
26 Come for some bro time & catch walleye on this Great Lake; my buddy in Sandusky Ohio says we can crash at his place
27 The National Zoo in Washington has a lion cam a naked mole-rat cam & of course this showing Tian Tian & Mei Xiang
28 This 10-letter word for slow contains one of the 4 humors once thought to determine temperament
29 In a classic tale General Zaroff explains that Cape buffalo is not The Most Dangerous Game to hunt; this is
30 On June 10 1941 he said The British... are the only people who like to be told how bad things are
31 Unreal: the town of Godric's Hollow the final hiding place for Harry Potter's parents before they were killed by this man
32 This guitarist is quite the 2-timer with The Yardbirds in 1992 & no surprise with Led Zeppelin 3 years later
33 In this traditional holiday ballet Clara defends the title object against the king of the mice
34 These 2 words fill in the quote by jurist William Blackstone: It is better that 10 ___ persons escape than that 1 ___ suffer
35 Real: Humpybong & Burpengary places in this Aussie land that holds its own in odd names
36 He's actually a 3-timer getting the call for his work with The Yardbirds Cream & as a solo act
37 Matthew Bourne's Xmastime-set dance adaptation of this Tim Burton film about a boy with dangerous mitts was first staged in 2005
38 In 1969 Curt Flood a player in this sport wrote to its commissioner After 12 years... I do not feel I am a piece of property
39 Unreal: Mildendo which must be a small town as it's the capital of this land in Gulliver's Travels
40 He punched his hall pass in 1996 with The Velvet Underground and again in 2015 on his own
41 This adjective meaning puzzling is used for a type of crossword
42 An original model of something or any unconscious idea held by all members of society
43 If you're in London stop by the National Gallery to see Botticelli's Mystic this the first-Christmas scene
44 Dick Cheney talking of this something his daughter Mary went on to do: I think freedom means freedom for everyone
45 Unreal: Pandemonium or All Demons the capital of hell in this long poem
46 Man Some Guys Have All The Luck! This singer went in solo in '94 & went in again as one of the Faces in 2012
47 A priest or rabbi
48 Knowing smoking is bad for your health but doing it anyway is an example of cognitive this simultaneous incongruent beliefs
49 A collaboration of brother composer & sister librettist this opera version of a brother-&-sister kids' tale is a yuletide tradition
50 Fill in the French quote: de Gaulle said La France a perdu une bataille! Mais la France n'a pas perdu la...
51 Real: Nether Wallop in England owned in the 11th century by this earl whose son Harold was once king
52 He did the 2-fer in one night in 1997: as the middle name in a harmony-singing trio & with Buffalo Springfield
53 Greek for to cleanse gives us this word that describes an experience that relieves pent-up emotions
54 Most psychologists now refer to multiple personality disorder as D.I.D. or this type of identity disorder
55 This composer's 1734 Christmas Oratorio uses as part of its text Martin Luther's Bible translation

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