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This Mexican isthmus is featured in a poem by Wallace Stevens, who rhymed it with "upon the deck"
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Jeopardy! Masters game #48 - Wednesday, May 21, 2025

2025 Jeopardy! Masters quarterfinal game 4.

Contestants

Isaac Hirsch, a customer support team lead from Burbank, California

Roger Craig, an applied scientist from Arlington, Virginia

Juveria Zaheer, a psychiatrist from Whitby, Ontario, Canada

Jeopardy! Round

FROM THE GREEK FOR...
RECENT BESTSELLERS
GOING IN CIRCLES
THE VINTAGE COCKTAIL HOUR
SAILING THROUGH HISTORY
JAMIE LEE CURTIS & HER MOVIES
(Jamie Lee Curtis: I'm Jamie Lee Curtis. When I won an Oscar, I thanked the fans who supported all my movies, and today, I'll present a category about some of those past credits.)
    200 24
"Nose horn";
there are Javan & Sumatran types
    200 25
The subtitle of this No. 1 bestseller is "The Osage Murders & the Birth of the FBI"
    200 26
Swindon, England dazzles & frightens tourists with what's called the Magic this, consisting of five of them around a central island
    200 17
When James Bond orders an americano in "Casino Royale", he doesn't mean watery espresso but soda water, Campari & sweet this
    200 28
As captain of the Director in 1797, he ended up having another mutiny on his hands
    200 30
(Here's the final clue, coming your way from Jamie Lee Curtis.) Here we go again! This summer Lindsay Lohan & I reprise our roles in the sequel to this 2003 film with a new multigenerational twist, since Lindsay's character is now a mom & I'm a grandmother
    400 23
"Far off" &
"written";
Britons read a "Daily" one
    400 20
With more "Ruminations" than recipes, this James Beard Award-winning chef provided some "Food for Thought"
    400 21
A dog running in circles for no clear reason is having a FRAP, frenetic random activity period, aka doing these
    400 16
An old recipe book said of this cocktail, "four... taken in swift succession will unrevive" it
    400 27
This Union rear admiral from Tennessee avoided pressure to side with the South & later gave Abe a W at Mobile Bay
    400 29
(Jamie Lee Curtis delivers the clue.) I have to be honest: the reason I took the role in this 2019 comedy/whodunit was Daniel Craig--oh, okay, fine, & a great script, & an amazing ensemble cast
    600 19
"Little sticks";
some get around with flagella
    600 18
Percival Everett re-imagined--& formalized--a Mark Twain character in this novel that won a National Book Award
    600 10
On April 27, 1974 he ran around & around to set an American record in the 10,000 meters that lived years longer than he did
    600 15
This cocktail named for a Valentino bullfighting movie used scotch & OJ, not the 2 things in the name, luckily
    600 11
Pliny the Elder writes that Himilco & Hanno were sailors from this ancient power
    600 22
(Back to Jamie Lee Curtis.) The very first character I played on film was Laurie Strode, who had one final showdown 44 years later with this masked monster in "Halloween Ends"
    800 12
"Unpublished";
it's a short, interesting account of something that happened
    800 13
"Europe" belongs to this travel expert on PBS, but in 2025 he also owned a bestseller--"On the Hippie Trail"
    800 9
Going around & around the walls was part of God's plan for the children of Israel to capture this city
    800 14
The Prohibition Era saw the explosive popularity of this lemon juice, gin & champagne cocktail named for a piece of artillery
    DD: 1,000 2
"Bruno" was a nickname of one of the turrets on this battleship that was sunk in part by the HMS Dorsetshire
    800 8
(Back to Jamie Lee.) In 2023 I was honored to win my first Oscar for "Everything Everywhere All at Once" & I of course paid tribute to my parents, these 2 Hollywood icons who were each Oscar-nominated during their careers
    1000 3
"Split" & "mind";
delusions & hallucinations are 2 of its 5 main symptoms
    1000 4
In 2024 me & you & everyone we know were talking about "All Fours", her novel about a woman coming loose in her 40s
    1000 5
Vultures circling may not be waiting for a dying creature to expire below, but riding & chasing these updrafts of warm air
    1000 6
An 1821 play about 2 London boozers gave this hot egg batter, rum & brandy drink its name
    1000 1
This naval battle that took place on October 7, 1571 pitted the Christian Holy League against the Ottoman Empire
    1000 7
(Here's Jamie Lee.) A daring striptease, dangerous stunts & Arnold Schwarzenegger were among the reasons it was fun to play Helen Tasker in this action/comedy/thriller

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Juveria Roger Isaac
4,200 4,000 2,400

Double Jeopardy! Round

UNGULATES
HOBBIES & PASTIMES
TONY WINNERS
BUILDERS & FOUNDERS
AROUND THE BIG WATER JUST SOUTH & WEST OF FLORIDA
(Ken: Name might ring a bell.)
CONTRONYMS
    400 26
The more than 40 species of deer include this one, whose name comes from Native American words meaning "snow shovel"
    400 27
Ready to invest in this to kick your little pottery hobby up a notch? The Speedball Big Boss handles up to 175 pounds of clay
    400 28
This boy from Oz won a Tony for his Broadway debut playing fellow Aussie Peter Allen in "The Boy from Oz"
    400 29
In early 19th c. Britain, these competed with rail to transport goods; Thomas Telford's Shropshire Union one flows to this day
    400 30
Defeating Spanish forces at Tampico in 1829 was a big win for this general who was up & down in Mexican politics for decades
    400 22
Also a show biz periodical, it can refer to a specific type or a selection of choices
    800 25
They were brought to Australia in 1840 & "Tracks" is Robyn Davidson's account of a solo trek with 4 of them across the continent
    800 24
"The Joy of" this park & backyard game by Mario Pagnoni is in its fifth edition & has all the info you need
    800 15
With 6, she has won the most competitive Tonys, most recently in 2014 for "Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill"
    800 8
Before he got into founding, a 21-year-old carpenter named Ezra Cornell settled in this city in 1828
    800 23
Eva Longoria was born & Selena died in this Texas city with a religious name
    800 21
It's either an advantage or a disadvantage included in a contest to level a playing field
    1200 18
Helping it stay warm in arctic environments, this ungulate has some of the longest hair in the animal kingdom
    1200 12
Medieval warriors did it with a weapon called the francisca; folks from Brooklyn to L.A. do it as part of a recent trend
    1200 1
Twins Peter & Anthony Shaffer have won 3 Tonys between them for Best Play: Tony for "Sleuth" & Pete for these other 2 one-word titles
    1200 4
Conquistador Pedro de Valdivia founded this capital city named for James, patron saint of Spain
    1200 19
A Louisiana bay has the same name as this 4-year-old in a children's TV show created in Quebec
    1200 20
Whether on the slopes or not, it can refer to either a deteriorating condition or a freedom from obstacles
    DD: 6,200 6
About the size of a domestic hog, this ungulate is less aquatic & more solitary than its relative that's 10x larger
    1600 11
If you want to see for yourself how the sausage is made, try preparing this best-known one of North Africa using lamb & harissa sauce
    1600 2
Angela Lansbury won her last acting Tony in 2009 for a revival of this Noël Coward comedy
    1600 13
About 60 miles from Munich is Linderhof Palace, the only one this kooky 19th century king lived to see completed
    1600 14
A bit inland is the binational metro area Brownsville-this Mexican city that the Dead Kennedys would sing as "Kill The Moor"
    DD: 2,000 16
Meteorologists know this word can mean to withstand or to wear away
    2000 5
The European variety of this 4-letter goat lives at altitudes close to the snow line & is a protected species in the Italian Alps
    2000 10
Maybe also useful on the run in a forest, burning & dodging are basic techniques in this more aesthetic pursuit
    2000 3
This legend kept up her one-word-show winning ways in 2022, following Tonys for "Gypsy" & "Evita" with one for "Company"
    2000 7
Along with an art dealer, this heir to a cosmetics fortune founded the Neue Galerie, opened in 2001 in a New York City mansion
    2000 9
This Mexican isthmus is featured in a poem by Wallace Stevens, who rhymed it with "upon the deck"
    2000 17
Triply contronymic--we're making that a word--it describes a bluish bruise, one red with anger, or someone ghastly pale

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Juveria Roger Isaac
6,000 10,800 10,000

Final Jeopardy! Round

THE PRESIDENCY
Continuing his tradition of vetoes as a mayor & as a governor, he trails only FDR in total vetoes as president

Final scores:

Juveria Roger Isaac
12,000 10,001 12,001
2nd place: 5 match points 3rd place: 4 match points Winner: 6 match points

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Juveria Roger Isaac
11,800 10,600 10,000
20 R
(including 1 DD),
7 W
(including 1 DD)		 15 R
(including 1 DD),
3 W		 13 R,
2 W

Combined Coryat: 32,400

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