Here are 10 clues from the last 2 rows of the 6-14-2017 Jeopardy! match. The players got all of them except the Similes clue.

1817 ($1000) Atomic No. 3, this lightest of the solid elements was discovered by Swedish chemist Johann August Arfvedson

STYLES OF COUNTRY MUSIC ($1000) It’s named for the kind of country music bar in the title of Kitty Wells’ first big hit

THE ARMED FORCES ($800) Whether the staff type or not, in the Army this rank typically commands about 10 soldiers

DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE ($1000) This American architect designed the University of Minnesota’s Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum seen here

CLASSIC CHILDREN’S BOOKS ($1000) In a series that began in 1904, Nan & Bert are one set of these title siblings

ENDS IN “Y” ($1000) It’s the neat & tidy name for a hospital attendant who does routine, mostly nonmedical tasks

COLLEGE HIJINKS ($1000) “Spirit Mission” by Ted Russ fictionalizes a 1990 theft by West Point cadets of this Navy mascot

BIBLICAL PAIRS ($2000) These women are the “thou” and “I” in the quote “Whither thou goest I will go… thy people shall be my people”

*SIMILES ($1600) “Big as this” is sometimes followed by “& twice as natural”

ENTERTAINING FRUITS & VEGETABLES ($2000) It’s high time for Seth Rogen & James Franco to go on the run in this 2008 comedy

SCIENCE ($2000) During the Cambrian period 500 mil. years ago, these “3-segment arthropods” thrived in the world’s waters

“STAN” BY ($1600) The largest country in area in Central Asia, it borders both the Aral Sea & the Caspian Sea

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