Can you name the Answers to these Jeopardy questions? by pntbal311

Can you name the Answers to these Jeopardy questions?

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[LITERATURE] John Steinbeck originally called this 1937 short novel 'Something That Happened'
[COMPUTER GAMES] The object of this game created by POPCAP is to swap one gem for another to form a vertical or horizontal chain
[ASTRONOMY] Ceres is the largest known one of these in our galaxy and the first to have been discovered
[BODIES OF WATER] The Yukon River flows Northwest into Alaska before emptying into this Sea
[WHAT COMES NEXT?] The roman numeral that follows I, V, X, L
[IN THE NEWS] This Minnesota congresswoman dropped her United States presidential bid after the 2012 Iowa caucus
[BESTSELLERS] It’s the first book in Stieg Larsson's Millennium trilogy
[AMERICAN NICKNAMES] William Driver is said to have given this nickname to the American Flag in 1824
[MAMMALS] The 2 main types of camel are the Dromedary and this one, named for an ancient country in Asia
[AUTOMAKERS] This automaker produces the Yaris and rav4
[E BEFORE I] Verb that means to make a god of
[WORLD GEOGRAPHY] The promotional slogan of this US pacific island territory is 'Where Americas day begins'
[BROADWAY MUSICALS] The musical about this English boys dream of going to the Royal Ballet School features music by Elton John
[ENGLISH LITERATURE] In an epic work by Sir Thomas Malory, he and Mordred slay each other
[HISTORIC COUPLES] She was just 14 when she married the future Louis xvi in 1770
[THE BODY HUMAN] Blood leaves this organ through the hepatic vein
[COMPOSERS] This Frenchman composed the famous piece 'Clair de Lune'
[CELEBRATIONS] Thesaurus day, January 18, is celebrated on this mans birthday
[COLLEGE RHYME TIME] A cruel university division head
[FICTIONAL CHARACTERS] The old fisherman in 'The Old Man and The Sea', shares his name with this South American capital
['P'LACES] Mount Vesuvius buried this city in 79ad
[RELIGION AND EDUCATION] Founded by St. Ignatius of Loyola this religious order runs Gonzaga and Georgetown Universities
[20TH CENTURY POETRY] For his dying father, this Welshman wrote 'Do not go gently into that night'
[SPACE SHUTTLE NAMES] This space shuttles name means to strive or make an earnest attempt
[DESERTS] Marco Polo may have been the first European to cross this desert in Mongolia and northern China
[REALITY TV] It’s the nickname of 'Jersey Shore' resident Nicole Polizzi
[RUSSIAN WRITERS] A novel by this Russian begins 'All happy families are alike'
[THE ATMOSPHERE] This lowest region of the earths atmosphere comes between the Earth and the stratosphere
[GRANTS] This scholarship has been sending American kids to Oxford University since 1904
[WAY BACK IN THE 1990'S] in 1997 Zaire was renamed the Democratic Republic of this
[16TH CENTURY NAMES] He joined a monastery at Erfurt in 1505 and was ordained in 1507
[NEWER WORDS] This slang term for a song that gets stuck in your head contains the name of an invertebrate
[SUPREME COURT JUSTICES] A college in Waltham Massachusetts is named for this supreme court justice
[THE BIBLE] This Old Testament book says 'there were giants in the Earth in those days'
[SHAKESPEARE] Prospero raises a storm at the beginning of this play
[WORLD CAPITALS] The Temple of the Imperial Ancestors is now in the Peoples Cultural Park in this capital city
[THE MOVIES] Robert Downey jr. played Sherlock Holmes and this Brit costarred as his sidekick Dr Watson
[AWARDS AND HONORS] These prizes have been awarded annually by Columbia University since 1917
[PHYSICS] Hydrogen has 3 isotopes, protium, tritium and this one with a mass number of 2
[GREEK MYTHOLOGY] The Greek for 'form' gives us the name of this Greek god of dreams, a son of Hypnos the god of sleep
[ADJECTIVES] This adjective is used to describe a tree that sheds its leaves annually
[STATE CAPITALS] This northwestern capitals name is derived from the Hebrew 'shalom', meaning peace
[FRUIT] In Italian this fruit is il pomodoro
[THE 19TH CENTURY] In 1854 the khedive of Egypt granted permission to build this waterway
[CLASSIC NOVELS] 2011s 'Death Comes to Pemberley' features Elizabeth and Darcy from this 1813 novel
[ART HISTORY] This art style was created principally by Picasso and Braque in Paris between 1907 and 1914
[BIOLOGY] This taxonomic unit is below kingdom, humans belong to the one called Chordate
[SONGBIRDS ] First name of Ms. Welch who fronts the Machine
[FANTASY AUTHORS] Raymond and Richard are the middle names of this American author of fantasy series
[CROSSWORD CLUES 'C'] To inflect a verb (9 letters)

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Could You Get On Jeopardy? Quiz

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	pntbal311:	Apr 26th, 2012 at 03:27 GMT		1 point
	Please let me know if I spelled anything incorrectly or the answer is wrong. I had to search for the answers since Jeopardy does not give them. Don't forget to rate the quiz please!

	baconstud01:	Apr 26th, 2012 at 03:52 GMT		1 point
	The answer should just be 'Billy Elliot' not 'Billy Elliot the Musical.' Aside from the fact that the latter is obnoxiously pedantic, it's also not correct given the wording of the question (the question asks for the boy's name). Also, there is no reason that answers should be hidden or that you should have to go in order and not be able to skip questions.

	pntbal311:	Apr 26th, 2012 at 14:37 GMT		1 point
	Thanks for catching that. The answers are hidden because the contestant test does not allow you to skip questions to answer later.

	pntbal311:	Apr 26th, 2012 at 14:40 GMT		3 points
	I added a way to skip questions. Hopefully that will help.

	emsee:	Apr 26th, 2012 at 19:33 GMT		2 points
	After about 20 questions, I think that the clear answer is "No, I could not get on Jeopardy!"

	OmgitzaBunny:	Apr 26th, 2012 at 19:39 GMT		2 points
	For the Ceres question, I think "Asteroid" is a more fitting answer (and should be accepted). You have a typo on the Greek god question. The final question should be rewritten: "To inflEct; a verb." And as a personal question, how'd you do in the actual test? :)

	MovieGuru:	Apr 26th, 2012 at 22:27 GMT		1 point
	the 'skip' option is great, however I do wish I could see the answers after skipping them

	pntbal311:	Apr 27th, 2012 at 00:07 GMT		1 point
	emsee I'm right there with ya. OmgitzaBunny Thanks for catching the two typos. As for the Ceres question, I added asteroid as a possible solution. I only got 15 out of the 50. That 15 seconds per question is really tough. When I had more time to think about each question, I could have easily gotten another 10 or so. MovieGuru I made it so the answers appear if you skip a question. And to everyone else, please rate the game. A little bummed out that there are 86 plays and only 4 ratings.

	Aaron_Kashtan:	Apr 27th, 2012 at 03:16 GMT		1 point
	Isn't Herculaneum also correct for Pompeii?

	pntbal311:	Apr 27th, 2012 at 13:43 GMT		1 point
	Aaron_Kashtan yes Herculaneum was destroyed by the eruption, but the category for the question is "P"laces, meaning the location has to start with a p.

	adhair:	Apr 27th, 2012 at 14:13 GMT		2 points
	I had fun with this quiz, and appreciate that you're still working on it, but I have these suggestions: re-check your spelling/punctuation/capitalization; the camel clue should either have an N added to the end of its answer or be re-worded; the name of the order is actually "Society of Jesus," so that should be accepted as well.

	rockgolf:	Apr 27th, 2012 at 15:03 GMT		1 point
	I've taken the Jeopardy application test a couple of times and this was a decent simulation. Two change suggestions, one major, one minor. The minor one is in the Songbirds clue, capitalize "Machine", so that it's clearer that the clue refers to a band, not an actual machine. The major suggestion is to drop the third column and instead put the Category name in capitals in front of the question. (E.g.: LITERATURE: John Steinbeck originally called this 1937 short novel 'Something That Happened') The category is a critical clue, and if we have to scroll down to find it we lose the rhythm of the game. The critical question as to whether you can actually get on Jeopardy! isn't answered. From my experience, and discussions on Jeopardy!-related boards is that to even qualify for the interview, you have to get 75-80% on this type of quiz.

	pntbal311:	Apr 28th, 2012 at 15:00 GMT		1 point
	adhair Thanks for catching the camel and Jesuits mistakes. They've been fixed along with some spelling errors. rockgolf Fixed the machine and also made it so the category displays above the question. I like this format better. Thanks for the suggestion.