COMPUTER PROGRAMS
A BROAD AND RANDOM CATEGORY OF BRIDGES
JUST CALL ME "AL"
SAINTS ON THE MAP
SUPERMARKET SWEEP
PACIFIC STANDARD RHYME TIME
(D)AILY (D)INGERS + FJ
400
Word & Powerpoint are part of the Microsoft system named for this place
Office
400
In 1996, Godzilla chased Matthew Broderick across this bridge but got stuck in its cables and bombed by warplanes
Brooklyn Bridge
400
A dead end lane, or a line of thought that leads nowhere, is called a blind this
Alley
400
The Russian czar founded this city in 1703 as his "window on Europe"
Saint Petersburg
400
I could go for this company's root beer--it has that "frosty mug taste" & I do so like the taste of mugs
A&W
400
An object that reminds one of the past in the city of the NBA's Kings
Sacramento Memento
400
Filemaker Pro is used for this type of application that stores & organizes large quantities of information (like "Jeopardy!" clues)
Database
800
One type of this keeps snoops out of a computer network and the other keeps flames from spreading
Firewall
800
It was the highest-grossing film of 1957 that won seven Academy Awards (including Best Picture)
The Bridge on the River Kwai
800
Italian for "to the tooth", it describes pasta cooked to be firm
Al Dente
800
Once Scotland's ecclesiastical capital, this city is also a golfing mecca
Saint Andrews
800
A motor home parked in California's second-largest city
a San Diego Winnebago
800
Sometimes called a land bridge, this geographical term refers to "a land connection between two bigger landmasses" like the one seen here
Isthmus
1200
Introduced in 1990, it is now the most widespread and highest selling professional image editing program in the world
Photoshop
1200
DAILY DINGER #2!!!!
DAILY DINGER #2!!!!
1200
It designates both a constellation's brightest star & the head male in a group
Alpha
1200
At the 2009 Tour de France, Alberto Contador won a stage including the Alpine passes named for this St.; he also won a dog
Saint Bernard
1200
By 1962 this brand "summited" & became the best-selling toothpaste in the U.S.--guess I won't be setting a trend if I buy some
Crest
1200
Fine dining in the city where the University of Oregon has its main campus
Eugene Cuisine
1600
DAILY DINGER #1!!!!
DAILY DINGER #1!!!!
1600
The Octavio Frias de Oliveira bridge welcomes visitors to this Brazilian city, the most populous location in the Americas, and Western/Southern Hemispheres
São Paulo
1600
Known by her initials "AOC", at 29 years of age this NY Democrat became the youngest woman ever to be elected to US Congress in 2019
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
1600
Eastern Caribbean island nation home to volcanic beaches, reef-diving sites, luxury resorts and fishing villages; also the name of a alternative singer from South Africa
Saint Lucia
1600
I could've had this brand's vegetable juice-- instead, I'll grab its "Splash" of berry blend fruit juice
V8
1600
Cows, Bulls and other similar animals in Washington's "Emerald City"
Seattle Cattle
1600
JEOPARDY CLUE: FACTS & FIGURES
With only 58% of residents, this U.S. state has the lowest percentage of licensed drivers
2000
Small portions of the public may be invited to this test/demo period, where computer games & programs work out bugs before their final retail release to the public
Beta
2000
In 2012, this Top Gun Director jumped to his death from the Vincent Thomas Bridge in LA's San Pedro District
Tony Scott
2000
From the French for "others", this word is the opposite of an egoist
Altruist
2000
No it is not quite Arabia - this gulf of the Atlantic is between Newfoundland & the Canadian mainland
Saint Lawrence
2000
The heck with the diet! I'm buyin' Vanilla Swiss Almond ice cream from this brand, founded by Polish-Jewish entrepreneur Reuben Mattus
Häagen-Dazs
2000
A woman resembling a Roman love goddess in a California city, "the Salad Bowl of the World" where Of Mice and Men author John Steinbeck was born
A Salinas Venus
2000
FINAL JEOPARDY CLUE: BOOKS AND MOVIES
Thanks to a horror film, this novel returned to the bestseller lists in 2017, some 30 years after reaching Number 1