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This is Li-Mae's favorite color
What is yellow?
You can eat dippin dots and see lions, takins, and red pandas at this free St. Louis attraction
What is the STL zoo?
Li-Mae is from this Centennial State
What is Colorado?
Li-Mae studied abroad in this coastal South American country whose capital is Santiago
What is Chile?
Li-Mae's Jeopardy! debut was on this day of the week
What is Friday?
This food-focused holiday is Li-Mae's favorite of the year
What is Thanksgiving?
The arch is this many feet tall
What is 630?
Li-Mae earned a bachelor's in mechanical engineering, with a minor in this subject
What is Spanish?
Li-Mae and Michael honeymooned on theses Islands of Ecuador
What are the Galapagos?
On Jeopardy, Li-Mae wore a thrifted blouse of this color
What is red?
This tuber is Li-Mae's favorite food
What is potato?
A St. Louis Chinese restaurant culinary delight, this sandwich consists of white bread, pickles, and an egg foo young patty.
What is the St. Paul Sandwich?
Li-Mae is the youngest of this many siblings
What is 3?
In 2016, Li-Mae traveled in these two Hindu-majority countries
What are India and Nepal?
These are the first names of the two contestants Li-Mae went up against today
Who are Ryan and Toni?
Li-Mae's favorite fruit is this member of the melon family
What is cantaloupe?
Li-Mae and Michael live in this historically German neighborhood of St. Louis
What is Dutchtown?
In January of this year, Li-Mae moved to St. Louis
What is 2017?
Li-Mae tried to go to this country, but was not admitted.
What is Bolivia?
Li-Mae had amassed this much money as the game headed into Final Jeopardy
What is $12,000?
This 1999 Best Picture winner is Li-Mae's favorite movie
What is Shakespeare in Love?
The castle-looking building on Wash U's campus was originally this type of building for the 1904 World's Fair
What is an administrative building?
Li-Mae's cats are named after the capitals of these two countries.
What are South Sudan and Rwanda?
This is the only African country Li-Mae has traveled in
What is Uganda?
Known as the Blue Eye of Siberia, this lake contains nearly a third of the Earth's fresh water
What is Lake Baikal?