Jeopardy October 29 2020 answers


On this page you will find the Jeopardy October 29 2020 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 Curtis Sittenfeld's fictional novel Rodham asks what if this real-life woman didn't marry her current husband
2 Collective term for the workers on a ship or a television show
3 After a decree from the federal govt. from 1891 to 1911 this Pennsylvania metropolis had no H at the end of its name
4 In 1968 Congress passed the Fair this act a word also in the name of a then 3-year-old cabinet department
5 Allergy sufferers dread late summer when ragweed pollinates causing this fever
6 Taking this is one way to move up the standings in a marathon but not for long
7 This title of a 2020 Stephen King novella collection is the first part of a TV news adage that ends with it leads
8 At any given time Google has hundreds of jobs open in I.T. short for this
9 The spot Where Montana Began in 1841 is St. Mary's this type of Catholic settlement also big in 18th century California
10 In the 2010s LoL this multiplayer game surpassed WoW as the world's most popular video game
11 With these growing as long as 14 feet underground bindweed is especially tough to get rid of
12 Similar to caulk this type of product that fills cracks is usually made of silicone
13 A pilot is the person controlling an aircraft or in the case of the book Life on the Mississippi one of these
14 The Hood Art Museum is an attraction in Hanover a college town in this state
15 Don't struggle clumsily in naming this flatfish be it European or starry
16 The puffy seedhead of this weed of the genus Taraxacum is known as a blowball
17 From the French for to know it's a scholarly person
18 It's a medical practitioner who specializes in the treatment & prevention of diseases of the foot
19 Major cities that share this name lie on the Kennebec River in Maine & on the Savannah River in Georgia
20 About 98% of Iran's people are Muslims & about 90% belong to this branch of Islam Iran's state religion
21 This weed with a crustacean name is the bane of lawn owners everywhere
22 A key to the early success of Apple was VisiCalc the first electronic this
23 Not taking risks but calculating risks & setting premiums is the job of actuaries who mostly work in this industry
24 This state's state bird the cactus wren often builds nests in the saguaro cactus unique to the Sonoran Desert
25 The functions of a liver cell can be split into 5 major categories one of which is changing fat & protein into this
26 Larvae of monarch butterflies eat this weed that gets its name from its cloudy white juice
27 Medieval knights wore this outer tunic over their metal armor
28 The Strokes led the revival of this raw type of rock named for a good part of the house to practice
29 Copyrights patents & trademarks are all part of this type of law
30 In I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings Maya Angelou lives in the small town of Stamps near Texarkana in the SW corner of this state
31 This fermented cabbage goes great on a sandwich
32 December 31 1999: Little fallout from this glitch
33 The poet Lucan didn't sing the praises of this infamous emperor who forced him to commit suicide in 65 A.D.
34 The Black Eyed Peas were 7 years in when this woman joined the group in 2002 as they went in a poppier direction
35 Two households both alike in dignity is an example of this poetic pattern
36 Owen Wister's The Virginian is set in cattle country in this Cowboy State
37 This little breed is a badger dog
38 April 19 1923: 74200 see Yankees open new stadium; he hits home run
39 This biographer was born in 46 A.D. during the reign of Claudius but didn't include him in Parallel Lives
40 This 3-word title by The Killers precedes that you had a boyfriend who looked like a girlfriend...
41 Dr. Robert Wang helped create this brand of multicooker whose name implies speed
42 This author based the novel The Magic Mountain on a trip to Davos Switzerland to treat his wife's bronchitis
43 In the mountains enjoy these noble white flowers
44 April 19 1978: Senate votes to give up this waterway
45 Jack White has had some conflict with Dan Auerbach of this band whose name oddly mirrors The White Stripes'
46 Inadequate defense is a problem encountered by this group that works to exonerate the wrongly convicted
47 Centennial a suburb of Denver is named for the title town in this man's 1974 novel Centennial
48 None of this whirlpool pastry for me--I'm dieting
49 From April 1955: this man's polio vaccine proves success; millions will be immunized soon
50 This hit by Panic! at the Disco had no fewer than 9 writers; Tayla Parx contributed the mama said part
51 He's the beloved virtuoso seen here
52 Many think Frances Hodgson Burnett based the overgrown wild of this 1911 novel on Great Maytham Hall in Kent
53 A book about the hero's formative years is this kind of education novel
54 April 20 1993: Death in this Texas city; scores die as cult compound is set afire

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Latest Questions

# Questions
1 Churchill gave a word a new meaning when he called for a talk with Soviet Russia upon the highest level... a parley at this
2 Term for a type of large white blood cell that digests invading micro-organisms & also eats cell debris
3 India the leading milk producer in the world gets almost half of it from this beast not considered cattle
4 This beloved indie rock band took its name in 1984 from the way a Spanish-speaking outfielder says I got it
5 Many thought The Rite of Spring was just noise like the Augurs of Spring marked to be played this extra-loud way throughout
6 Sid & Marty Krofft produced 70s Saturday morning TV like H.R. Pufnstuf & this one where a family ends up in a time with dinosaurs
7 Wheres the president? a blundering Val asks this senator from Louisiana with a different middle name church & party
8 Found in the ear this small bone connects the tympanic membrane to the incus bone
9 From Australia & New Zealand this honey with a Maori name is said to have antibacterial properties
10 A song often heard in Spanish-speaking countries at Christmastime is this Sabanero meaning My Little Savannah Donkey
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