Jeopardy November 06 2023 Answers

Jeopardy November 06 2023 answers

On this page you will find the Jeopardy November 06 2023 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	John Steinbeck called this one of the great songs of the world & wanted the music & lyrics printed in one of his novels
2	This wind instrument evolved from the aura & the symphonium of the 1820s
3	He was only 15 when he became an international Grandmaster in 1958
4	Cornwallis surrendered on this Virginia peninsula in 1781; message to George III: Game over
5	Born in Beatrice / Worshiped a girl named Florence / Oops got that backwards
6	Aka a pancake or hotcake (26 points)
7	Eaten for breakfast or as a side dish hominy grits are made from this
8	In first position this instrument's slide is fully retracted; in 7th position fully extended
9	Known for playing a TV lawyer he got buff & turned action-movie star for 2021's Nobody
10	3 legions were massacred in the 9 A.D. Battle of the Teutoburg Forest; message to this empire: Don't cross the Rhine!
11	Queen Mab was so fab / Was the groom of Frankenstein / Not waving drowning
12	To make the pressure between 2 forces the same (26 points)
13	Developed in Louisiana praline is a sweet traditionally made with brown sugar & these nuts
14	A thin membrane helps this instrument produce its distinctive sound
15	He conquered the charts with Dream Lover Splish Splash & Mack the Knife
16	The Viet Cong launched a major offensive on this lunar festival in 1968; message to LBJ: hell no!
17	American guy / The Wreck of the Hesperus / That's all you should need
18	Rusted from a chemical point of view(26 points)
19	The hip-hop group that sings Let's Get It Started shares its name with this ingredient of Hoppin' John
20	There are bass & alto versions of this popular orchestra instrument heard here
21	After years of yelling at soldiers as a first sergeant in the Air Force this man vowed to use a more soothing voice painting on TV
22	The English crushed the Highland clans at Culloden Moor in 1746; message to this would-be king:Stop pretending!
23	Aurora Leigh whoa! / 19th century lady / Let me count the ways
24	8-letter adjective meaning similar to a fake doctor or to a duck's call (26 points)
25	It's said that yapping dogs were fed these fried dumplings to keep quiet hence their name
26	Heard here its name is from the German for flank horn from its use in battle
27	This was Janis Joplin's only No. 1 hit as a solo performer
28	On Black Thursday 1943 the U.S. lost 60 of these bombers on a single raid; message: Need escort fighters!
29	A joy forever / Big into Chapman's Homer / Tuberculosis
30	8-letter adjective describing the science of animals (20 points)
31	This colorful southern gravy is made from ham drippings hot coffee & water
32	NASA has found Earthlike planets within a habitable zone--the area in a star system where this could exist in liquid form
33	1979: Dudley Moore & Bo Derek in____
34	The musical Rent was loosely based on this Puccini opera
35	These gland-like nodes only have a Y to serve as their vowel
36	Fuego Nitro & Blue Heat are flavors of these rolled corn tortilla chips
37	It means sad or listless; when tripled it means and so on
38	In 2013 Caltech scientists announced there are more than 100 billion planets in this alone--about one per star
39	1968: Keir Dullea in ____:a Space Odyssey
40	It's the administrative capital of Bolivia
41	The colon is the major part of this large body tube
42	Travel guides dubbed the area seen here this color coast; the name of the color comes from the country it's in
43	Led Zeppelin knows that this word refers to a concluding passage of a musical piece or a ballet
44	The first Earth-size exoplanets were found by the NASA satellite launched in 2009 & named for this 17th c. German astronomer
45	2009: Sharlto Copley in District ____
46	Stick around after visiting the L.A. County Museum of Art & you can see this gooey attraction right next door
47	Three cuneiform bones along with the metatarsals help form each of these foot parts that may leave you flat
48	This word meaning to raise anchor has nothing to do with how heavy it is; it's from old Saxon for to lift or carry
49	A symbol of life in Egypt it's also known as an ansate cross
50	In 1992 the first exoplanets were found orbiting one of these rotating stars that emit regular bursts of radiation
51	2009: Zooey Deschanel in (____) Days of Summer
52	In 1682 he led the first European expedition to follow the Mississippi to its mouth
53	Vitamin D is activated when the skin is exposed to this radiation
54	This doozy of a car won the 1924 '35 & '27 Indy 500s
55	This word from Heinlein's Stranger in a Strange Land means to communicate sympathetically
56	In 1995 astronomers confirmed the first exoplanet orbiting a sunlike star in this equine constellation
57	2007: Gerard Butler & Lena Headey in____
58	It's the celebrated region in Spain that's shown here
59	Bradycardia refers to a slow resting heartbeat; this is the opposite a fast one
60	It's the Hebrew name for the prayer shawl seen here
61	This rhyming Latin term is used to describe a judgment or decree that is not yet final

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