Final Jeopardy: People in History (2-16-12)
The Final Jeopardy question (2/16/2012) in the category “People in History” was: The name of this assassin is Latin for heavy, dull, insensitive, oafish It’s...
Trivia, Jeopardy Recaps and More Blasts from the Past
The Final Jeopardy question (2/16/2012) in the category “People in History” was: The name of this assassin is Latin for heavy, dull, insensitive, oafish It’s...
The Final Jeopardy question (2/15/2012) in the category “U.S. States” was: This third-smallest state in area is home to the USA’s third-oldest college. Today we...
The Final Jeopardy question (2/14/2012) in the category “Countries of the World” was: The 14 countries that border China run alphabetically from this to Vietnam....
The Final Jeopardy question (2/13/2012) in the category “Anniversaries” was: In 2011 Elizabeth II marked the 400th anniversary of this, assembled by 47 translators in...
One day after her death, Whitney Houston was added to the 2012 Grammy In Memoriam list. President and CEO of the Recording Academy, CEO Neil...
The Final Jeopardy question (2/10/2012) in the category “Ancient Quotations” was: When Byzantine Emperor Justinian completed Hagia Sophia, he declared, this king “I have surpassed...
The Final Jeopardy question (2/9/2012) in the category “Characters in Poetry” was: The name of this title heroine of an 1847 poem is from the...
The Final Jeopardy question (2/8/2012) in the category “Comic Books” was: An inspiration for this character introduced in 1929 was 15-year-old Palle Huld’s 1928 44-day...
The Final Jeopardy question (2/7/2012) in the category “Medical Discoveries” was: Nicolas Paulescu isolated a substance he call pancrein, now known as this. The last...
The Final Jeopardy question (2/6/2012) in the category “Colonial History” was: A 1763 letter said that these two men were equipped with “instruments … to...