Jeopardy January 04 2022 answers


On this page you will find the Jeopardy January 04 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 Porto Praya viewed from the sea wears a desolate aspect Darwin wrote in The Voyage of this ship
2 2020: What you can't see can hurt you
3 There's an organ in this 6-letter adjective meaning smart & you're all it
4 Term for the ratio of the size of a model train to the size of the real thing; for HO sets it's 1:87
5 The only remaining town gate in Berlin it was built from 1788 to 1791 after the model of the Propylaea in Athens
6 You can liven up your oatmeal or waffles with this chocolaty hazelnut spread; enjoy!
7 In a totally epic move wax is placed in the ears of Perimedes & pals to help sail by the singing Sirens in this epic
8 2006: Sit back. Relax. enjoy the fright
9 As an adjective it means lightheaded or elated; it can also precede up in a command to a horse
10 The world's largest model train store located in Colorado was named for this car which was sadly fitting when it recently closed
11 In 2003 Slovenia held a competition to help distinguish its flag from that of this similar-sounding nation but made no changes
12 You're sure to enjoy this film in which Frances McDormand says she's not homeless she's just houseless
13 The Amity Police Department gets a call that Christine Watkins hasn't returned from a late night swim in this novel
14 2018: Forty years ago he came home. now he returns
15 Meaning dull it follows olive to describe a dull color
16 Build your own model of the railroad on the island of Sodor with James & the other friends of this BBC TV engine
17 A medieval tapestry that depicts the Norman conquest of England in 1066 hangs in a museum in this French town
18 In Buddhism or otherwise it's a state of bliss
19 Spoiler alert! It does not end well for this title foretopman in a book written in 1891
20 2013: One night a year all crime is legal
21 This 4-letter word can mean A-OK or be the opposite of coarse
22 A popular type of bridge in model railroading is this one named for the X-shaped pilings that support it
23 Stretching over 800 miles from near Genoa down to Calabria these mountains are said to form the backbone of Italy
24 Why wait for the holidays to enjoy the music from this ballet including the piece heard here
25 Overmatched Capt. Jack Aubrey & Dr. Stephen Maturin take on a Spanish frigate in this 1st Patrick O'Brian book in a series
26 1992: We dare you to say his name five times
27 As an adjective it means out of date; as a noun it's a cocktail that's never out of date
28 Seen here is the 1935 Commodore Vanderbilt a model train from this manufacturer a favorite for 120 years
29 This river & the Ebro are the 2 longest on the Iberian Peninsula
30 Who doesn't like learning about this unusual ocean mammal whose scientific name is Monodon monoceros
31 Giannis & company made dreams come true for fans of this Midwestern team beating a game Phoenix crew in the NBA finals

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# Questions
1 Yale takes credit for starting a commencement tradition when it gave this composer an honorary doctorate in 1905
2 The 4-syllable name of this city is almost identical to its namesake town in Spain except that the Spanish one has an extra “R”
3 He wrote “I must make the founder of lovely & famous Athens the counterpart…to the father of…glorious Rome”
4 This landmark case was reported in the N.Y. Times not on the front page but in “News of the Railroads”
5 Still around today this strep infection that causes a rash has terrible effects in “Little Women” & the “Little House on the Prairie” books
6 On an early book of Flemish cartographer Gerardus Mercator’s maps an image of this Titan holding the world was used
7 Panoptes meaning all-seeing was the byname of this legendary figure slain by Hermes while standing guard over Io
8 A rope around their leader’s neck the men depicted in this late 19th c. piece seem resigned to death but in the end they survived
9 Asked by a student about the Loch Ness Monster she said a time portal below could allow a prehistoric creature to pass through
10 Robert E. Lee’s victory at Chancellorsville has been likened to this Greek’s victory at Asculum in 279 B.C.
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