Jeopardy May 02 2020 answers


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# Question
1 This team's mascot Wally the Green Monster is named for the team's famous left field wall
2 Oregon Idaho
3 He left office in January 1981 & released Keeping Faith: Memoirs of a President in 1982
4 On May 1 1967 he married Priscilla Beaulieu at the Aladdin Hotel in Las Vegas
5 If you're all set this guy is your uncle--perhaps Mr. Ross or Mr. Saget
6 For Christmas you can make this 2-word chocolate roll cake while watching the same-named item burn on TV
7 This NHL team's mascot Wild Wing descends from the rafters of Honda Center at the start of home games
8 New Hampshire
9 Earth in the Balance by this man was published in 1992 the same year he was elected vice president
10 350000 workers responded on May 1 1886 as the AFL declared a national strike in favor of this workday length
11 I'll put this kitchen item on perhaps for some Earl Grey
12 Hey batter batter don't swing batter! A trademarked tube pan with fluted sides is used to make this cake
13 This Padres mascot was the first mascot featured on a baseball card
14 Indiana Ohio Wisconsin
15 He's the author of Turnaround: Crisis Leadership and the Olympic Games--the 2002 Salt Lake City games specifically
16 Until May 1 2008 Washington D.C.'s cabs didn't have these; they used a zone system instead
17 One man's meat is another man's this like a fumigant
18 An important part of a dessert like a Charlotte this delicate light sponge cake sounds perfect (for a cannibal!)
19 In 2005 the San Antonio Spurs mascot got ejected ref Jess Kersey saying I want the wolf gone!--he's really this creature
20 Connecticut Massachusetts
21 His The War on Normal People explains why universal basic income is our future
22 On May 1 1961 in the first major one of these in the U.S. aMmiami-Key West flight made an unscheduled stop in Cuba
23 William Congreve wrote do this in haste repent at leisure
24 Pineapple is the main attraction in this kind of cake inverted before serving so the glazed fruit goes from bottom to top
25 The Cleveland Browns' Chomps a Labrador retriever is said to live in this bleacher section in the east end zone
26 New Mexico Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana
27 This Republican ex-Speaker of the House co-wrote the alternate history novel 1945 published in 1995
28 On May 1 1898 the U.S. Navy fired when ready & sank the Spaniards at the battle of this bay
29 This fruit -shaped means things have gone very very wrong
30 Split a sweet Biscuit in half fill & top it with softly whipped cream & sliced fruit--like strawberries--& you've got this
31 The governor of Louisiana put one of these for $500 on Jean Lafitte's head so Jean put one out for $1500 on the governor
32 An exhibition about colors in fairy tales at a Brothers Grimm museum was titled Red Hood this color Beard
33 Celebrating this film's Oscars in 2020 director Bong Joon ho partied on Galbi & Bibimbap in L.A.'s Koreatown until 5 A.M.
34 Alec Jeffreys won for his 1984 discovery of fingerprinting of this genetic material
35 The first volume of her poems didn't appear until 1890 4 years after death stopped for her
36 Able to read & write
37 (Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents by a display monitor.) Back in the day those on the island of Tyre felt pretty safe off the mainland but when this great conqueror showed up in 332 B.C. he bu
38 Schloss Liebegg is home to Switzerland's Hexenmuseum or museum of this practice
39 A self-described average student this former Late Show host funds a scholarship at Indiana's Ball State
40 Proving air is a composite substance 1772 winner Joseph Priestley discovered the gases nitrogen ammonia & this one he called pure air
41 Irene Nemirovsky's Suite Francaise was a bestseller 6 decades after her 1942 death in this infamous camp in Poland
42 One's direct descent from an ancestor
43 An eclipse in August 1142 may have been the impetus for the formation of this Native American confederacy
44 The Nemo Science Museum is just off the Ij Waterway in this world capital
45 For producing a 2019 live version of All in the Family & The Jeffersons this man became the oldest Emmy winner ever at age 97
46 In 1770 William Hamilton won for studying this Sicilian hotspot; later Lord Nelson would study Hamilton's wife
47 Samuel Butler's The Way of All this was published in 1903 the year after his death
48 Named for a New York bay a young quahog clam usually eaten raw
49 Henry VII backdated his reign to August 21 1485 essentially making all who supported this guy at Bosworth Field traitors
50 A U.K. museum dedicated to this author has a ball made of chocolate bar foil wrappers
51 Tito Puente was delighted when royalty checks started arriving after this guitarist covered his song Oye Como Va
52 There was no resistance to this German receiving the medal in 1841 for his research into the laws of electric currents
53 He died of a heart attack in 2004 shortly before the first novel in his mega-selling thriller trilogy was published
54 A city in France world famous for its porcelain
55 Accommodations were poor at this Crimean conference that shaped postwar Europe: bad beds lice & Stalin had no private bathroom
56 This Portuguese city is famous for wine but its Serralves Museum specializes in non-aged art from the 1960s & later
57 In 2019 this Canadian YouTube star made the jump to late night television hosting A Little Late on NBC
58 He lent his name to a new boson & was honored in 2015 for his contributions to particle physics
59 Franz Kafka told an executor to destroy the manuscript of the 1925 novel Der Prozess this title in English
60 Ancient author of From the Foundation of the City a history of Rome in 142 volumes

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