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    $2000 22
Plants, animals, fungi & protists are the 4 kingdoms of these organisms, from Greek for "good" & "kernel"
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Show #8534 - Thursday, December 16, 2021

2021 Professors Tournament final game 1.

Contestants

Alisa Hove, a botany professor from Warren Wilson College in Asheville, North Carolina

Ed Hashima, a history professor from American River College in Sacramento, California

Sam Buttrey, an associate professor of operations research from Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California

Jeopardy! Round

GEOGRAPHIC NICKNAMES
FASHION
THE 15th CENTURY
CLASSIC MOVIES
WHAT DO YOU KNOW?
ENDS WITH A SILENT CONSONANT
    $200 1
This longest tributary of the Mississippi River is known as "Big Muddy"
    $200 20
A variation on LBD, LWD stands for this, perhaps a summer wardrobe staple
    $200 15
Mid-century, Lorenzo Ghiberti completed his set of bronze baptistery doors with Old Testament scenes called "The Gates of" this
    $200 19
Once upon a time Robin Wright played Buttercup in this film scripted by William Goldman
    $200 10
The expression about "knowing" these comes from sailors who had to be familiar with the details of the rigging
    $200 6
Of the Earth's seasons, this one fits the category
    $400 2
The poet Tibullus called this city "Urbs Aeterna"
    $400 25
The woven ridges in corduroy are also called these; very narrow ones are pinthese
    $400 16
After this flagship ran aground in 1492, Christopher Columbus ordered that its wreckage be used to build a fort on Hispaniola
    $400 21
In one of the original slasher films, Janet Leigh is killed off just 20 minutes into this 1960 thriller
    $400 11
This Kenny Rogers song says, "You got to know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em"
    $400 7
A sepulcher for one
    $600 3
Runnymede, England is sometimes referred to as the "Birthplace" of this document
    $600 26
A drawstring can help create the ruffled waist seen here & called this, like an item to hold your purchases
    $600 17
2 short years after attending Charles VII's coronation at Reims, she was burned at the stake
    $600 22
Film in which De Niro as Travis Bickle asks, "You talkin' to me? You talkin' to me?"
    $600 12
This play character says when the wind is southerly, he knows a hawk from a handsaw
    $600 8
The 17th century painting seen here depicts Anthonij de Bordes & his this whose name is not given
    DD: $800 4
The French are known to refer to this peak as "The White Lady"
    $800 27
For the 2021 Met Gala, Billie Eilish wore a gown whose 15-foot train was made of this netted fabric used for veils & tutus
    $800 29
At the tender age of 13, this member of the Borgia family was married off to Giovanni Sforza
    $800 23
In a 1967 film Charles Bronson & Jim Brown are among this title group of 12 who are trained by Lee Marvin for a war mission
    $800 13
This insurance company says, "We know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two"
    $800 9
When it precedes "oath", this serious word refers to a legal agreement
    $1000 5
In 1914 Syria was one of the few remaining bits of this empire dubbed "The Sick Man of Europe"
    $1000 28
A type of Greek robe gives us this word for the skirt-like addition to the top seen here
    $1000 30
Noted for his brutality & fanaticism, he was made Grand Inquisitor in Spain in 1483
    $1000 24
This Kurosawa film about a crime told from multiple points of view is credited with introducing Japanese cinema to the Western world
    $1000 14
To have knowledge in a particular field is to know these veggies, though some say the word is a reference to a lexicographer
    $1000 18
Now an adjective for the middle class, it originally referred to someone from a French borough

Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 15):

Sam Ed Alisa
$3,200 $2,400 -$200

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Sam Ed Alisa
$7,200 $4,600 $1,400

Double Jeopardy! Round

LITERARY MUSEUMS
PLANTS & ANIMALS & FUNGI, OH MY!
SNOW-POURRI
PROTEST SONGS
MIRROR IMAGE WORDS
SAY YOUR PRAYERS
    $400 10
Head to Wamego, Kansas for a museum dedicated to this fictional land created by L. Frank Baum
    $400 1
360 to 300 million B.C. is sometimes called the "Age of" these nonflowering, spore-producing plants
    $400 23
In observing snowflakes, learn the basic types of these symmetrical structures, including plates, columns & needles
    $400 5
The group Drive-By Truckers scorned these 2 things often said to be "with the victims" of mass shootings
    $400 2
A burglar's booty & a screwdriver or hammer
    $400 17
In Catholic tradition, October is the month dedicated to the use of this string of prayer beads
    $800 11
A museum devoted to this literary movement is not far from San Francisco's City Lights Bookstore
    $800 3
All animals possess this protein that keeps skin firm & is used as a dietary supplement & cosmetic lip injection
    $800 25
This cereal invented in the 1890s was bleached & used as nice, crunchy underfoot snow in early sound films
    $800 6
Despite police violence & other problems, "Alright" is on his album "To Pimp a Butterfly"
    $800 13
Created & Dutch cheese
    $800 18
1662's Act of Uniformity made this Protestant work the standard for prayer in England
    $1200 12
You can find your roots at the museum devoted to this author of "Roots": genealogy services are offered to its visitors
    $1200 4
The Greek for "mushroom" gives us this word for the study of fungi
    $1200 26
Mount Snow, Vermont calls itself these mountains' most accessible ski resort from the big cities south of it
    $1200 7
He was the man behind 1985's "Sun City", about artists refusing to play at that resort in apartheid-era South Africa
    $1200 14
Dull & a poet of yore
    $1200 19
19th century Shinto leader Hirata Atsutane laid out a list of morning prayers; No. 1 was worship of this human
    $1600 24
The Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum is in this Massachusetts city, Dr. Seuss' hometown
    DD: $2,600 21
To the Romans, Robigus was the god of this fungus that appears as red, orange or yellow spots on plants
    $1600 28
Snow blinded the Lancastrians & wind stopped their arrows at Towton in this war, said to be the bloodiest battle ever in England
    $1600 8
"Killing In The Name" was this L.A. band's reaction to the beating of Rodney King & its aftermath
    DD: $2,400 15
A type of frost & a Middle Eastern ruler
    $1600 20
A prayer collection dating from around 200 A.D. seeks health & success for followers of this mortal Greek musician
    $2000 30
The home of this educator known for his "Readers" is kept as a museum on the campus of Miami University in Ohio
    $2000 22
Plants, animals, fungi & protists are the 4 kingdoms of these organisms, from Greek for "good" & "kernel"
    $2000 29
"One must have a mind of winter", begins this Wallace Stevens poem that sets a chilly mood
    $2000 9
A single of his, "A Change Is Gonna Come", was released just days after his tragic death in 1964
    $2000 16
An elite British secondary school & an item on a musical staff
    $2000 27
In Islam, it's the word for the crier who calls the faithful to prayer 5 times a day

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Sam Ed Alisa
$23,200 $9,800 $6,400

Final Jeopardy! Round

WORLD WAR II GEOGRAPHY
Body-of-water battles included the Coral Sea, Philippine Sea & this one that allowed Japan to seize Jakarta

Final scores:

Sam Ed Alisa
$20,000 $4,600 $3,800

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Sam Ed Alisa
$22,400 $9,800 $5,400
27 R
(including 1 DD),
1 W		 14 R
(including 1 DD),
2 W		 8 R
(including 1 DD),
3 W

Combined Coryat: $37,600

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