Final Jeopardy 04-25-2022 Answers

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  • It ranks as one of the greatest rock songs of all time
  • By Joni Mitchell
  • A familiar spiritual that was a No. 1 hit in the 1950s
  • Grammy-winning Song of the Year in 2014
  • A posthumous hit for Jim Croce
  • To enroll in a school to attend classes
  • Adjective for see-through material or an excuse that has no chance of being believed
  • As recounted in the movie Moana Maui was this type of being
  • The place where you arrive on shore after a long journey on a ship
  • Also called wild marjoram this aromatic herb of the mint family is used widely in Mediterranean cooking
  • This author was jailed in Concord in 1846 for refusing to pay taxes in protest of the Mexican-American War
  • The U.S. Army didn’t have goons but did have these–cavalrymen armed with both swords & firearms
  • Several future U.S. presidents served in the war; this man was president during it
  • Shortly after the war this 5-law deal of 1850 tried to sort out the fate of slavery in the territories the U.S. gained
  • This treaty named for a Mexico City neighborhood ended the war Feb. 2 1848
  • Sailors gave the name Roaring Forties not to a decade but to a windy region between 40 & 50 degrees south this
  • The language of the Maldives gives us this word for a ring-shaped reef
  • Examples of this type of steep-sided depression in the sea floor include the Aleutian Sunda & Mariana
  • These deep-sea vents named for the magma-heated water they emit are islands of life in the ocean floor
  • From Latin for pool it’s a shallow relatively calm body of water separated from the open ocean by a reef or barrier island
  • The cello is the bass member of the family named for this instrument
  • Seen here it’s often considered the national instrument of Russia
  • In 1963 session musician Boots Randolph had a Top 40 hit with Yakety this
  • Head to the end of the alphabet for this stringed instrument that has a fretted fingerboard
  • This set of big drums gets its name from the Italian for kettledrums
  • I eyed the bartender. This potent potable I said. Jim Beam black extra-aged this. & don’t be stingy on the pour
  • I knew she was trouble the minute she walked in; after all she was this WWI dancer & spy whose name means eye of the day
  • The dame had gams for days from here to this planet visited by the Galileo orbiter & probe in December 1995
  • It was 1994. This munch painting was gone. Vamoosed. The thieves even left a note saying thanks for the bad security
  • The man lived in Caddo Parish in this Louisiana port city. Well… had lived. Turns out some guys don’t mix well with threshers
  • Though written first Harper Lee’s Go Set a Watchman takes place 20 years after the events of this novel
  • This Stephen King novel says I Georgie am Mr. Bob Gray also known as Pennywise the dancing clown
  • Marlow & Kurtz are characters in this Joseph Conrad novella
  • Kya Clark is known as The Marsh Girl in this Delia Owens novel that spent over 2 years on the bestsellers list
  • Angie Thomas was still in college when she wrote a story that became this novel about a police shooting
  • Annalise Keating who helped folks get away with murder
  • Alien nemesis Ellen Ripley
  • Ezekiel-quoting hitman Jules Winnfield
  • Felix Unger half of a 1970s TV Odd Couple
  • Bada Bing owner Silvio Dante
  • It’s all relative with this folksy term for a small-scale owner-operated business
  • Meaning reckless this 3-word phrase begins with a denizen of hell
  • Put your heads together & come up with this French term for a private conversation
  • This 4-word phrase can mean a fabric colored before weaving or unchanging in opinion
  • There are multiple hyphens in up-to-the-minute & this similar term that sounds fancy enough to be in a museum
  • The brown this dog-like mammal of the African savannah ain’t laughin’ when its mane is erect–it’s frightened
  • Also found in South Australia the fur seal named for this nation has a thick mane of long guard hairs
  • A full darker mane on a lion signals a strong presence of this male hormone which is dare we say catnip to the ladies
  • With easily confused hair features & 4-letter names the ibex is a bearded goat & this is a maned antelope such as the gemsbok
  • Remember the mane seen here is this horse breed that originated in a province of the Netherlands
  • To put this animal body part on someone means to have him followed
  • There’s a tradition of watching these birds follow their mother through school buildings in Reading Mass. & Hopkins Minn.
  • Andy Jassy says before taking over as Amazon CEO he was Jeff Bezos’ this following him closely & watching every move
  • At 94 this British naturalist reached 1 million followers in 5 hours when he joined Instagram in 2020
  • William Blake depicted the biblical Naomi telling her widowed daughters-in-law she’s leaving this one will follow her
  • Kjøttkaker are this country’s beloved meatballs & don’t say they’re like Swedish ones
  • A reconstruction law for this Japanese city went into effect August 9 1949
  • As well as another nickname for the Big Easy it’s the town in Italy where emperor Augustus died
  • 3 of Canada’s 4 Atlantic provinces start with N: Nova Scotia Newfoundland & Labrador this one
  • Oktoberfest is a big event in this country of southern Africa which had German overlords from 1884 to 1915
  • Capable of freighting about 180 tons of cargo in 1624 it was in disrepair & appraised at a total value of 128 pounds
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