Jeopardy October 30 2020 answers


On this page you will find the Jeopardy October 30 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 This 1975 shark-tastic film is considered the first summer blockbuster
2 The national park named for these Great mountains is shared by North Carolina & Tennessee
3 Tomahawk hatchet
4 When preparing fish its synonym is smoke; for healthcare it's remedy or heal
5 Touro Infirmary & Tulane Medical Center are in this city; despite what you might think St. James Infirmary isn't
6 An ingredient in S'mores it gets its name from a plant found in wet areas near the sea
7 Beyoncé voiced Nala in the 2019 version of this Disney film
8 For decades Firefall at this California national park was an annual pouring of bonfire remnants over Glacier Point
9 Cutlass falchion
10 Friar & brother are both synonymous with this religious title
11 In 1986 this Minnesota clinic merged with Rochester Methodist & St. Mary's hospitals
12 As you can see the Japanese type of this breakfast item is a bit fluffier than the Yank version
13 Subtitled Catching Fire the second film in this series caught fire with moviegoers
14 You'll see plenty of stalactites & stalagmites at this site a national park in Kentucky
15 Compound recurve
16 Before up it's a synonym for cheer; by itself for a benefit
17 In 1961 California's Mount Sinai merged with the hospital known as these of Lebanon
18 Nephoscopes measure the speed & direction of these fluffy things
19 The premise of this 2017 film: 4 teens are sucked into a magical video game where they meet Nick Jonas
20 Francis Marion could tell you this wet type of terrain was once in the name of what's now Congaree National Park
21 Bolt action; AR also called modern sporting
22 This verb means to shed feathers
23 After his death in 1873 this Baltimore philanthropist left his fortune to establish a university & hospital
24 Members of this group whose name stands for head heart hands and health help coif fluffy cows like the one seen here
25 Based on a novel by Boris Pasternak & clocking in at more than 3 hours this 1965 film was a hit at the box office
26 This drainage line runs northwest-southeast through Rocky Mountain National Park
27 Cudgel shillelagh
28 Manacle rigid & press are all synonyms for this 4-letter word
29 Fittingly Tufts Medical Center in Boston uses this biblical parable as inspiration
30 This alliterative product sounds like a type of explosive but actually just makes fluffy suds for you to enjoy in your tub
31 A semainier was a tall narrow chest traditionally of this many drawers containing linen for a whole week
32 Not about zombies the short story The Dead is found in this Irish author's collection Dubliners
33 In 1961 Rudolf Nureyev defected to the West as the Kirov Ballet played Paris; this dancer defected in Toronto 13 years later
34 From the Victorian era the spoonback variety of this piece of furniture came in a comfy slightly lower nursing version
35 An Algonquian language: people of the point bay Rhode Island
36 One of his most famous characters Harry Haller has the same initials as the author
37 When it's a slow space news day NASA TV may show a view of Earth from this launched in 1998
38 Engaged to be married
39 Tito leader of this country that's no longer on the map chafed against Stalin & pursued a policy of nonalignment
40 Rene Lalique's early 20th century designs in jewelry & this medium verre in French are highly prized today
41 French: wooded Idaho
42 In Sept. 2018 this Singapore-born man had 3 books in the top 5 on the New York Times fiction bestseller list
43 How It's Made shows the manufacture of items from pipe organs to masks for these men in the nets
44 Beleaguered is a synonym for this whether by soldiers around your castle or by problems
45 With the goal of easing relations German chancellor Willy Brandt pursued this type of policy from the French for relaxing
46 Seen first from above is a piece of furniture with both convex and concave edges an example of this snaky adjective
47 Welsh: high hill Pennsylvania
48 He's taken us on A Walk in the Woods & given us A Short History of Nearly Everything
49 A followup to Carl Sagan's original show Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey explored the universe with this host
50 It's the state of a sailing ship that can't move because there's no wind
51 With a seasonal name this brief period of Czech liberalization inspired by Alexander Dubcek began in April 1968
52 Treasured Belleek ware pottery was manufactured starting in the 1850s at Fermanagh on this island
53 Spanish: Blood of Christ mountains Colorado & New Mexico
54 This verdant author's The Heart of the Matter was set in Sierra Leone where he was once stationed in World War II
55 Focusing on the oceans The Blue Planet and Blue Planet II are both narrated by this Brit
56 Lacking knowledge unenlightened; literally it refers to a traveler who must stop because it gets dark

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# Questions
1 Decorated with an illustration of the Montgolfiers craft the smoking room aboard this could be accessed only via an airlock
2 Tips to do this from indeed.com include create a script use a local number & keep the conversation personable
3 This singers Wiggle featured Snoop Dogg & a catchy hook made by a toy flute purchased from Party City
4 100000 gulag prisoners with picks & shovels built the White Sea-Baltic Canal which empties into this gulf an arm of the Baltic
5 In contrast to the thick impasto of her contemporaries in this 2-word style Helen Frankenthaler used a technique called soak-stain
6 Death is stronger than I am this British woman wrote in The Death of the Moth published the year after she took her own life
7 Ugandas Murchison Falls on the Victoria branch the uppermost part of this river is about 250 north of Kampala
8 An exhaust kind of this car part funnels gases away from the cylinders
9 This EDM duo with great American Spirit had a Lucky Strike with the addictive hit #Selfie
10 This dam across the Columbia River created Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake a reservoir of more than 9 million acre-feet
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