Insects
Footwear
Politician, Poet, Painter
Good Bakes
Jeopardy!
100

If I had four as pets, I'd name them John, Paul, Ringo, and George.

Beatles

100

Famous sneaker company named after this goddess, who is said to "personify victory".

Nike

100

Sherwin Williams

Painter (actually, two paint guys)

100

You can make them with nuts or without.  And if you substitute the cocoa with vanilla, you get a blondie.

Brownie

100

Has there ever been an episode where all three contestants had negative or zero dollars going into Final Jeopardy!?

Yes

200

Woe to your wood house if you have these.

Termites

200

Women's shoes that do not have high heels are called this.

Flats

200

Carly Fiorina

Politician.  2016 Republican primaries.

200

They look a bit like cupcakes.  I can't decide if my favorite type is blueberry or corn.

Muffin

200

We play the free online version.  What is the one-time cost of the "lifetime membership" online version that gives you additional bell and whistles?

$20

300

You saw you need your flowers pollinated?  These insects will be right over to do the job.

 Bees

300

If sliders (the footwear, not the small hamburgers) had that little piece of material between the big toe and the toe next to it, they would instead be called this type of casual beach footwear. 

Flip flops

300

Paul Gauguin

Painter.  The Brooding Woman (WAM).

300

Buttery and flaky, and you sound all nice and French when you say the name of this crescent shaped baked good.

Croissant

300

Since what decade has the syndicated version of Jeopardy been on TV?

The 80's (September 10, 1984)

400

I always think I should see this insect at churches.  They are in the correct pose after all.

Praying Mantis

400

At it's most basic, it consists of just a sole strapped to your foot. 

Sandals.

400

Joy Harjo

400 point bonus:  what is Joy known for?

Poet.

She is the current US Poet Laureate.

400

The name of this type of cookie sounds like a cross between a candy bar and the act of drawing while your mind is preoccupied with something else. 

Snickerdoodle

400

Is the name of the famous Jeopardy! song: a) Final Jeopardy, b) Guess, c) Think!, or d) Lullaby for Tony?

c) Think!

500

If I only paid attention half of the time, I might mistakenly think Saint George slayed this insect.

500 point bonus: Saint George's name day is typically celebrated on this day.

Dragonfly.

April 23rd

500

When Tom Brady endorsed these winter boots he gave a pair to every one of his Patriots teammates.

500 point bonus:  what country did this type of boot originate in?

UGG boots.

Australia.

500

Wilfred Owen

Poet.  And World War 1 soldier.

500

In which decade did the US ban sliced bread?

500 point bonus:  why was it banned?

The 1940's.  It was banned from January 18, 1943 to March 8 1943.

As a wartime conservation measure as it was felt a heavier wrapping was needed to make sure it did not dry out.

500

Alex Trebak has been the only regular host of the current version of Jeopardy!  However, there was one episode in 1997 that was hosted by another famous game show personality.  Name the personality.

500 point bonus:  why did the personality host that episode?

Pat Sajak of Wheel of Fortune.

It was an April Fool's joke (April 1, 1997).

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