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41, 42 if they count the one where I wrote "pallette" instead of "palette" 
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zakharov posted:Full answer list! I got 41 as well. First time I've managed more than 36. I completely brainfarted on Deadpool, too.
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banned from Starbucks posted:does any place have both the questions and answers? https://www.reddit.com/r/Jeopardy/comments/6ebd05/tuesday_online_test_questions_and_answers/
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I did the online test and it was harder than the regular show so I gave up and never tried again irregardless even if I passed the test and got to auditions I wouldn't make it on the show because I don't have a good TV personality
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Ein cooler Typ posted:I don't have a good [. . .] personality
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What the gently caress, Lisette?
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Now That's What I Call Final Jeopardy Wagering
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That test hosed me hard, again. Why can't there be more of the poo poo I know, and less of the poo poo I don't know anything about, like dancing, opera, and baseball?!!! 
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Some years I think I get close to 35 but this year I completely bombed. I blanked on a bunch that I'm kicking myself over now.
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I've got five that I know I missed and like another twenty I'm not sure about. I guess I'll wait for the answers to pop up on the message boards. Edit: looks like I got around 40. Probably not enough, right? skaboomizzy fucked around with this message at 02:55 on Jun 1, 2017 |
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Answers via Jboard. 35+ is likely to get you in the pool. 1 Autobiographies ------- the Dalai Lama 2 Rhyme Time ------- Gore's chores 3 Chemistry ------- Bonds 4 Monarchs ------- King John 5 Business ------- YUM! brands 6 Small Countries ------- Monaco 7 Bible Heroes ------- Samson 8 Government ------- Nikki Haley 9 Steven King ------- Carrie 10 Orange Stuff ------- South Africa 11 2016 Movies ------- Manchester by the Sea 12 US Presidents ------- Harry Truman 13 Acronyms ------- SCOTUS 14 Poetry ------- Robert Frost 15 Island Nations ------- Bahrain 16 Anatomy ------- Mitral valve 17 Classical Music ------- Frederic Chopin 18 Political Parties ------- Israel 19 Music ------- Drake 20 21st Century Fiction ------- The Goldfinch 21 State Capitals ------- Harrisburg 22 Magazines ------- National Geographic 23 Children's Literature ------- Rikki Tikki Tavi 24 Food ------- Bacon 25 Landmarks ------- The Apollo 26 Homophones ------- morning or mourning 27 Characters in Musicals ------- Henry Higgins 28 The Constellations ------- Orion 29 Games ------- Operation 30 Canada ------- Jacques Cartier 31 The Orchestra ------- Percussion 32 TV Comedies ------- Superstore 33 Government ------- 435 34 Explorers ------- Ferdinand Magellan 35 British Literature ------- H.G. Wells 36 Potent Potables ------- Brandy 37 Begins and Ends With the same Letter ------- Everywhere 38 Hobbies ------- Stamps 39 Animals ------- Polar Bear 40 Dance ------- Alvin Ailey 41 Streaming Options ------- Netflix 42 French History ------- Versailles 43 Tech Talk ------- Plug and Play 44 Lakes and Rivers ------- Lake Baikal 45 Who's Talking in Shakespeare ------- Marc Antony 46 Opera ------- Giacomo Puccini 47 DNA ------- Sequencing 48 Words from Books ------- Hobbit 49 Women Authors ------- Anne Bronte 50 Baseball ------- Mike Trout
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That was a mess. I did way better on yesterday's but did today's officially. Blanked on so many, like Samuel over Samson, Christine over Carrie, and The Goldfinch despite picturing the cover exactly.
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Jeopardy! is woke AF.
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I'm actually happy with my performance on that. Whether that's good enough, who the gently caress knows. But even if I don't get called, I'm proud of myself. Really shoulda got Ethiopia, though. Zig-zagged out of it and said Uganda. 
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I put Ganges for the river in India, but I'm almost certain it's the Kyber.
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and for those of you scoring at home, good job -- hope y'all are having fun. for the rest of us, here's tonight's test: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJevi2S3E8o
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ken jennings made a funny barron trump tweet and pearl clutching right wing morons went nuts in the replies lmao. id never seen a good tweet with a bad ratio until then.
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Yeah I went to the Jeopardy facebook page for the first time earlier today to look up answers to the test and saw all the awesome posts raging at Jeopardy. Ken rules.
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Gene Hackman Fan posted:and for those of you scoring at home, good job -- hope y'all are having fun. Is there an answer key for the June 1 test yet?
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Soothing Vapors posted:I don't understand why baldy didn't get credit for end around Me either that was bullshit
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Soothing Vapors posted:I don't understand why baldy didn't get credit for end around I think it's because it specifically mentions the football play.
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Colonial Air Force posted:I think it's because it specifically mentions the football play. Which is called an end around by every TV football commentator I ever watched.
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Well, then, I don't know
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Here's the text from j-archive:quote:To bypass the rules and get your way is to do this maneuver, also the type of play seen here I don't remember the diagram, but reportedly it showed a halfback carrying the ball. An end-run is a real thing, but I watch a ton of football and nobody EVER uses that term. I had to look it up. Apparently it is just a term meaning any run to the outside; not a specific play. Any player can make an end-run, while an End Around is specifically a handoff to the End or WR (who then makes an end-run). Even the wikipedia page was only created in 2010 and is still a stub. I've also never personally heard of an end-run as a synonym for circumventing the rules, but according to the dictionary the question is correct. Maybe end-around could have been counted if the image didn't specifically show a halfback with the ball. It's a dumb question that was misleading for anyone who watches football.
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wa27 posted:The diagram . . . showed a halfback carrying the ball. Any player can make an end-run, while an End Around is specifically a handoff to the End or WR (who then makes an end-run).
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The graphic was intended to be a distraction from the beginning of the question (that would have been far too easy on it's own).
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Welp, that's three Finals in a row I've been absolutely stumped on. Had no idea who Wallenberg even was, never heard of him before, and Medieval English kings are pretty inscrutable to me as well. The Chaplin one got me as well. Not a good week for me at all, save for the Monday clue. Still, it's a change of pace from cake Final Jeopardy clues that abounded last week.
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GhostStalker posted:Welp, that's three Finals in a row I've been absolutely stumped on. Had no idea who Wallenberg even was, never heard of him before, and Medieval English kings are pretty inscrutable to me as well. The Chaplin one got me as well. Not a good week for me at all, save for the Monday clue. Still, it's a change of pace from cake Final Jeopardy clues that abounded last week. Haven't seen jeopardy recently but I'm guessing it was Raoul Wallenberg, Swedish diplomat who saved countless lives during WW2?
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jojoinnit posted:Haven't seen jeopardy recently but I'm guessing it was Raoul Wallenberg, Swedish diplomat who saved countless lives during WW2?
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Vulture Culture posted:That's the one. One person responded Oskar Schindler, which was a solid guess, but not connected to Sweden. Yeah, that was my guess as well, even though I knew it couldn't be right, seeing as how Schindler's List ended with all those Jews paying respects at his grave and all, IIRC. Better guess than Alan Turing was though. GhostStalker fucked around with this message at 18:28 on Jun 9, 2017 |
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GhostStalker posted:Better guess than Alan Turing was though. Yeah, what the gently caress was that contestant thinking? I knew it wasn't Schindler, but couldn't think of who it was other than "That other guy that saved a bunch of lives during WWII".
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GhostStalker posted:Had no idea who Wallenberg even was shameful.
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Bala the charisma void needed to go. Lots of people lately who I'm amazed made it through auditions.
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