Jeopardy #8146

Episode broadcast Monday, January 27, 2020
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BUDDHIST TEMPLES
$200
The Buddhist Shingon Toji Temple overlooks Nachi Falls, the tallest waterfall in this country
Japan
$400
In 1968, the Byodo-In Temple was built without nails in Valley of the Temples Memorial Park in this U.S. state
Hawaii
$600
72 symbolic stupas encircle the top levels of the Borobudur Temple complex on this island, Indonesia's most populous
Java
$800
A temple in India has a tree descended from this five-letter tree important in the life of Buddha
the Bodhi Tree
 
 
 
NOVELS BY CHAPTER TITLES
$200
"The Whiteness of the Whale"
Moby Dick
$400
No lie: "The Beautiful Child Rescues the Puppet"
Pinocchio
$600
By Dickens: "Knitting"
A Tale of Two Cities
$800
1883: "Pieces of eight"
Treasure Island
$1000
From a Verne work: "Boldly Down the Crater"
Journey to the Center of the Earth
 
 
 
PHRASE HISTORY
$200
The alliterative "more" this "for your buck" was popularized by a 1950s Secretary of Defense
bang
$400
A 1918 song title said this "Is Hard To Find"
A Good Man
$600
Marshall Field's Chicago department store popularized the expression "The customer is" this
always right
$800
1970s Budget Director Bert Lance got people saying "If it ain't broke", this
don\'t fix it
$1000
John Donne's 1624 "Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions" is the source of the phrase "No man is" this
an island
 
 
 
PUBLIC TELEVISION
$200
Watch this PBS show & guess how much grandma's old postcards might be appraised for
Antiques Roadshow
$400
I say, old chap, it's time for "A Question of Sport", a quiz show on this network since 1970
BBC
$600
Norm Abram earned his spot on the debut of this renovation show 40 years ago by having a minuscule scrap pile
This Old House
$800
Real programs on this type of TV seen in "Wayne's World" include "The Mr. Science Show" & "Cast Iron TV"
public access
$1000
The CBC's "Road to Avonlea" made a star of this actress named Sarah who played young Sara Stanley
Sarah Polley
 
 
 
INSPIRING WOMEN
$200
American Airlines Captain Beverley Bass was piloting one of the 38 planes that were diverted to Newfoundland on this date
September 11th
$400
Haben Girma, who advocates for disability rights, was the first deaf blind person to graduate from this law school
Harvard
$600
Pioneering environmentalist Marjory Stoneman Douglas is known as the woman who saved this Florida "river of grass"
the Everglades
$800
India's first female prime minister, she helped shape the country's constitution & society
Indira Gandhi
$1000
This glamorous Vienna-born actress invented a device that contributed to the development of GPS and WiFi
Hedy Lamarr
 
 
 
THE MIDDLE AGES
$400
This "dark" pandemic ravaged Europe between 1347 & 1351
the Black Plague
$800
In this medieval literary work, Judas is found in the lowest circle of hell being gnawed on by Satan
The (Dante\'s) Inferno (Divine Comedy)
$1200
According to legend, he was blown off course around 1000 A.D. & landed on the North American continent
(Leif) Erikson
$1600
Before Charlemagne was crowned Holy Roman Emperor in 800, he was dubbed king of these people
the Franks
$2000
In Medieval Europe, some women wore a cloth headdress called this, still used today by some nuns who wear a traditional habit
a wimple
 
 
 
WRAP IT UP!
$400
At Subway the signature wraps come wrapped in one of these
tortilla
$800
The house here has this type of veranda that extends around the sides of the house
a wraparound
$1200
According to Luke 2, Mary "brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in" these
swaddling clothes
$1600
This 4-letter seaweed that wraps up sushi is actually a type of red algae
nori
$2000
One of Christo's temporary works of art was the wrapping in fabric of this oldest Paris bridge
the Pont Neuf
 
 
 
AROUND THE WORLD
$400
Not only is it the world's smallest ocean, it's also the shallowest
the Arctic
$800
In 2019 this airline used employees as guinea pigs on a 19-hour flight direct from London to Sydney
Qantas
$1200
A specialty of Goa, India is feni, a potent liquor made from the fruit of the tree that produces these kidney-shaped nuts
cashews
$1600
The name of this people of Kenya precedes "Mara" in the name of a national reserve loaded with lions
Masai
$2000
"B" aware that this 19-mile-long strait splits Turkey into western & eastern portions
the Bosporus
 
 
 
DANGEROUS COLORS
$400
The use of cinnabar as a red, like in Degas' "Combing the Hair", is quite toxic, as it contains this liquid metal
mercury
$800
Copper sulfate helped produce Scheele's this color, which gave some Victorians arsenic poisoning from wallpaper
green
$1200
Used in "The Arrest of Christ", Naples yellow contains both antimony and this heavy metal once common in lead paint
lead
$1600
Leonardo da Vinci used a black powder made from carcinogenic sources like coal tar & named for this element
carbon
$2000
Prussian blue contained this poison that's also found in the seeds of apples
cyanide
 
 
 
HIT MUSIC OF TODAY
$400
In 2019 adult contemporary fans sure wanted to know "Girls Like You" from this Adam Levine band
Maroon 5
$800
This band was "Only Human" as a hitmaker in 2019, its humans being Kevin, Joe & Nick
the Jonas Brothers
$1200
In 2019, Garth Brooks and this fellow country star, seen here, team up to hit "A Dive Bar"
Blake Shelton
$1600
He surprised people at the 2019 VMAs by performing "Panini" over the very expected "Old Town Road"
Lil Nas X
$2000
The album "Beerbongs & Bentleys" topped the billboard 200, going pillar to him
Post Malone
 
 
 
POETS
N/A
A Dartmouth dropout, he received 2 honorary degrees from Dartmouth--in 1933 & 1935
Robert Frost
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6 Comments
+6
Level 68
Jan 27, 2020
Great concept for a quiz! But I got stuck forever on one question. I think you should accept either "Inferno", "Divine Comedy" or "Dante's Inferno". The (Dante\'s) Inferno (Divine Comedy) is a bit odd... never seen it like that before.
+4
Level 77
Jan 28, 2020
Bosphorus is missing an "h"
+5
Level 77
Jan 28, 2020
the September 11th question could use some type ins as well. I tried 9/11, Sept 11, September 11, 11 Sept, 11 September etc but didn't get it!
+1
Level 77
Jan 28, 2020
You forgot to phrase the answers in the form of a question :)
+2
Level 89
Dec 26, 2020
You misspelled "Maasai Mara."
+1
Level 50
Apr 11, 2025
Thanks for taking the time to make this! I agree with other comments about broadening the acceptable answers for 9/11, Inferno, and removing "the" on bodhi tree and Bosphorus. I got all of those right but... wrong.