Jeopardy October 27 2020 answers


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# Question
1 Country House won this prestigious horse race in 2019 after Maximum Security was disqualified
2 In zoology this hyphenated adjective refers to the body temperature of reptiles
3 This set of curved bones attaches to the sternum
4 The Valley one at Oregon State & the Ablah one at Wichita State have special quiet zones--shouldn't the whole place be one?
5 Taken prisoner only briefly in 1979 after the Islamic revolution William Sullivan was the last U.S. ambassador to this country
6 To run off & wed
7 In 2019 a team from River Ridge Louisiana won this sport's championship in south Williamsport Pennsylvania
8 This term can refer to a cheap saloon the type of music played there or the Women in a Rolling Stones song
9 In humans this bone is the thigh; in other animals it's the hind leg
10 Fountains this type of place in Britain was founded in 1132 by 13 Benedictines tired of the rowdy monks at St. Mary's in York
11 In 1944 Jane Yorke was Britain's last woman convicted under the act named for this activity of summoning spirits & demons
12 The ordinary form of written language as opposed to verse
13 In 2000 he was the last American to win the Wimbledon men's singles title
14 Long cycle times & mold can be issues with this type of washing machine as opposed to the kind where clothes go in the top
15 The hip bones the ilium & the ischium are part of this complex of bones that joins the legs & the trunk
16 Microsoft tests the noise of electronics in a room where you can hear your joints creak; it's measured at negative 20 of these units
17 Seen here in 1963 are the last residents of this San Francisco site as they leave for their next federal accommodations
18 A fire's smoldering remains
19 In a 2020 $20 mil. Champions for Charity golf match Tiger Woods & this ex-NFL QB beat Phil Mickelson & Tom Brady
20 This newer hyphenated verb refers to the viewing & mocking of bad TV for entertainment
21 Though its name is shorter this forearm bone is slightly longer than the radius
22 The phrase silent running originated with this type of vessel going quiet to avoid detection
23 After hearing the emperor's surrender message Matome Ugaki led the last of these suicide attacks of World War II
24 Term applicable to both a tirade & a speech based on scripture delivered by clergy
25 In the 17th c. the legendary Akashi Shiganosuke became the first wrestler awarded this title that goes to sumo grand champions
26 2FA is short for this type of online authentication
27 The maxilla is the fixed upper bone of this
28 One square inch of silence is a project for maintaining the quiet of the Hoh Rain Forest in this state's Olympic national park
29 In 1720 a ship owner evaded quarantine in this southern French port & Europe got its last major bubonic plague outbreak
30 To look like or be similar to
31 Babe: That'll do ___. That'll do
32 Arizona: this nearly 1400-mile-long waterway
33 The aria La donna e mobile is a highlight of Rigoletto composed by this Italian
34 First flown during the year in its name this alphanumeric plane was intended to carry nuclear weapons to the USSR
35 West Side Story: The ___ are gonna have their way. The Jets are gonna have their day
36 Near the end of this Hemingway novel Jake & Brett each have 3 martinis at a bar in Madrid
37 Physical currency; philosophers refer to the practical or this value of an idea
38 Tunisia: this country that itself has a western neighbor in Morocco
39 Robert Schumann praised this Lullaby composer in a German periodical creating a sensation
40 This WWI fighter plane from the Sopwith co. got its nickname from the hump-shaped gun housing in front of the cockpit
41 Raiders of the Lost Ark: ___. Why did it have to be ___?
42 In a Kurt Vonnegut novel Bonnie a cocktail waitress at the Holiday Inn calls martinis this the book's title
43 Germany: this country's provinces Gelderland & Groningen
44 This composer of The Barber of Seville was the son of working musicians: a horn player & a singer
45 In what's called the first air cargo flight in 1910 a Wright Brothers plane flew silk from this city to Columbus Ohio
46 Splash: All my life I've been waiting for someone and when I find her... she's a ___
47 A medium named Madame Arcati drinks one of the many dry martinis mixed in this Noel Coward play
48 This expression for at a difficult or crucial time refers to the moment when all the gamblers have bet
49 Sri Lanka & Sumatra: this body of water
50 The third movement of his Suite Bergamasque is the famed Clair De Lune
51 From the French for wing this movable surface near a wing's trailing edge controls banking & other maneuvers
52 Fletch: Can I borrow your towel for a sec? My car just hit a ___ ___
53 An early literary reference to the martini is in this American's short story Hostages to Momus--it didn't come with a twist
54 Nita Lowey chairs the House committee on these public funds designated for a specific use
55 Northwest Territories: this other Canadian territory

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