Jeopardy November 16 2019 answers


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# Question
1 A toast to Coors which started making its cans with this metal in 1959
2 These imposing peaks have a name meaning abode of snow
3 Bunders hectares jeribs
4 The eyes of most land snails are found atop the pairs of long stalks called these like the limbs of a cephalopod
5 Randall Park stars in this sitcom about a family of Asian immigrants in the United States
6 The right side of a sailing ship
7 In 1951 this mischievous kid made his comic strip debut
8 Rising to almost 13000 feet the Pontic Mountains of Northern Turkey bend along the southern shore of this body of water
9 Knots Mach number
10 Snails are eaten in many countries including as this Provençal-named delicacy in French cuisine
11 On this 1990s sitcom a well-to-do Southern California family took in a streetwise relative from Philadelphia
12 Judy Greer's memoir is I Don't Know What You Know Me From: My Life as this type of actor
13 Cleveland DJ Alan Freed gets the credit for popularizing this term for the music he played on the radio
14 Mount Apo is the highest peak in this Asian nation & its name means grandfather in Tagalog
15 The Rankine scale the Réaumur scale
16 Snails make up part of the more than 45000 species in this class of animals that has a name meaning stomach foot
17 This series is a spin-off of The Big Bang Theory & also a prequel to it
18 An Olympian who starts running less than a tenth of a second after the gun is guilty of this violation
19 In 1958 the United States entered the space race with the launch of this satellite that shares its name with a Ford SUV
20 Reaching almost 15000 feet the Zagros Mountains stretch along the western border of this nation
21 Grams per cubic meter
22 Be careful around the aquatic cone snail; it produces these nerve poisons that can be venomous to humans
23 As grouchy narrow-minded Calvin Cedric the Entertainer heads up this show set in a black area of Los Angeles
24 One word meaning not wearing any clothes in Nottingham
25 Eating out became easier with the introduction of this first multipurpose charge card in 1950
26 These continent-separating mountains stretch 1550 miles from the Arctic Ocean to Kazakhstan
27 Barrels fifths pecks
28 Tasmania produces around 25% of the world's wild caught supply of this large edible sea snail mainly the black lip variety
29 Eddie Haskell could tell you that in a popular 1950s sitcom these were the 2 sons in the Cleaver family
30 Jesus tells a parable about this seed of condiment fame
31 In July 1923 Italian actress Eleanora Duse became the first woman to grace the cover of this U.S. magazine (issue No. 22)
32 On Father's Day in 1964 Jim Bunning (father of 9) tossed one of these for the Phillies; nobody reached base!
33 This Arthur Miller character makes his way on a smile and a shoeshine
34 AMC zombie spin-off about the last thing Wild Bill was dealt an antiseptic cleansing agent
35 They're the beams supporting a sloping roof; having them exposed can give a funky industrial look
36 1958: Seven Hills of ___
37 Kathryn Bigelow became Oscar's first female Best Director for this film with only one named female character
38 Jim Lovell was aboard Apollo 8 the 1st manned craft to make this circuit; aboard Apollo 13 Jim made the same trip--unplanned
39 The role of Pale in Burn This by Lanford Wilson is a showcase for young actors--John Malkovich in 1987 and this man in 2019
40 2011 NYC protest movement composed of the Jets or Sharks & Mao's elite quartet
41 Edward Durell Stone was the architect of this theater at Rockefeller Center with the fabulous interior by Donald Deskey
42 1964: The Umbrellas of ___
43 250 years after Magellan's expedition Jeanne Baret became the first woman to do this
44 He'd assumed Mexican citizenship years before but his exploits as a colonel in the Texas army in 1836 made him famous
45 In this Jason Miller drama members of a high school basketball team celebrate the 20th anniversary of their state title
46 Rug-cutting 1984 Bruce Springsteen tune about Sophie Turner's title X-Men character who plays NBA hoops in Arizona
47 This drawing of a proposed building can be much more detailed than a blueprint including little people & trees
48 2007: The ___ Limited
49 In 1919 this Lady the former Nancy Langhorne of Virginia was the first woman to sit in the British Parliament
50 This Marine Corps general was the first Defense Secretary in the Trump administration
51 In 1933 his play Ah Wilderness! opened in New York with George M. Cohan as one of the leads
52 The singer who voiced the Ape King in The Jungle Book was a leading female opera soloist & the Queen of Disco
53 As a style it was early 19tn century British; as a building it's the Atlanta Hyatt that began the hotel atrium era
54 1989: Jesus of ___ (not in the Holy Land)
55 The first woman in space was Valentina Tereshkova riding into the heavens on the 6th launch in this Soviet space program
56 This former District Attorney of New Orleans was played by Kevin Costner in JFK
57 Junk dealer Harry Brock hires a tutor to give his mistress Billie Dawn some culture & class in this play
58 Andrew Lloyd Webber collaborator whose flooded Asian crop field won an Oscar for writing Network
59 (Jimmy of the Clue Crew at the Smithsonian Castle in Washington D.C.) The castle the Smithsonian Institutions's main building was designed by this prolific 19th century architect who would go
60 1959: ___ My Love or Mon Amour if you prefer

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2 From Latin for to beget its a forefather or originator
3 This organization was founded 80 years ago on April 25 to benefit institutions including Howard & Morehouse
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8 A prominent nose or an elephants trunke
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