FINAL JEOPARDY
Category: Canadian History.
Made even more famous today by his eponym, this man was our only Nobel peace prize laureate. Before leading the UN, having a successful run as a diplomat in WWII and becoming PM, he had a brief stint in the royal flying corps.
canadian bacon, poached eggs, toasted english muffin, hollandaise
eggs benedict
an illegal payment or gift used to persuade
bribe
Silver and Erbium:
a bet, perhaps on a football game
W-AG-ER
daily double
cities in canada by population
aquatic scotland creature
loch ness monster
minced raw meat, with seasonings and sometimes accompanied with an egg yolk. Fancy.
Beef Tartare
classic board game
scrabble
Radon, Sulfur and oxygen
this past tense verb meaning something formal and official, like an oath
sworn
cities in usa by population
washington d.c
Japanese colossal dinosaur- like monster that first came to life on screen in 1954
godzilla
daily double
creole/Cajun dish of rice accompanied by usually sausage or shrimp, veggies and tons of spices to give it that Louisiana kick.
a Caribbean country filled with island and rich blue coastlines
bahamas
argon, helium, fluorine
a structure found along ports and harbours that allows ships to dock and load/unload cargo
w-h-ar-f
countries of the world by population
usa
Scandinavian water creature that drags ships under water
kraken
Italian-dessert made with coffee soaked lady finger biscuits and mascarpone
tiramisu
verb : making something known, visible or exposed
revealing (will accept other variations of reveal)
Erbium, Sulfur, Boron, rhenium:
people you'll find at an Anheuser-Busch conference
B RE W ER S
most visited websites
youtube
Ape-like creature said to have first inhabited the Himalayas
Yeti
French vegetable stew with a medley of zucchini, eggplant, peppers, onions, tomatoes and herbs
ratatouille
noun: returning something to a better, usable or original state, often after depletion or damage
reclamation
Einsteinium, Radon, Oxygen, Uranium, Sulfur, Thorium, Tellurium :
A geographic direction or location
S - O - U - TH - W - ES - TE - RN
fruits sold in Canada (by kg)
watermelon