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This color refers to a state that typically could go either way in a U.S. presidential election
What is purple?
This ancient Greek philosopher is credited with creating the theorem that details the length of the hypotenuse
Who is Pythagoras?
After having appeared on multiple seasons of various Bachelor properties, she became the oldest-ever lead during the 2020 season of The Bachelorette
Who is Clare Crawley?
The disgraced ex-host and ex-producer of Jeopardy! who was tabbed as Alex Trebek's successor, only to be removed after just one day of taping
Who is Mike Richards?
A type of dried algae that is most often used in particular Japanese foods
What is nori?
He was the 20th-century president that officially took the U.S. off the gold standard
Who is FDR?
This British dating show originally aired in 2005 before returning in 2015, and eventually launching spinoffs in places such as Australia and the United States
What is Love Island?
This Chicago-based librarian defeated James Holzhauer, ending the latter's 32-day reign as champion in 2019
Who is Emma Boettcher?
This red chili paste brings both spice and sweetness to a dish, and is very prominent in Korean cooking
What is gochujang?
The only U.S. president to serve two nonconcurrent terms
Who is Grover Cleveland?
He was once portrayed by Benedict Cumberbatch in a 2014 film, and also lends his name to a test used to determine whether an AI is intelligent
Who is Alan Turing?
The brother of a famous MVP, Jordan Rodgers was a contestant on and ultimately the winner of this woman's season of The Bachelorette
Who is JoJo Fletcher?
For almost two decades, he had the highest dollar-winnings of any Jeopardy! contestant, despite winning only five non-tournament style games during his initial run on the show
Who is Brad Rutter?
He was the first U.S. president to be impeached
He's the host of an international reality competition franchise in which contestants attempt to outlast each other at an isolated location
Who is Jeff Probst?
The host of the original run of Jeopardy!, which ran from 1964 to 1975
Who is Art Fleming?
This is what tiramisu, the coffee-flavored Italian dessert, literally translates to in English
What is 'pick me up'?
Who is William McKinley?
This man lent his name, which is sometimes mispronounced as if it describes a medical instruction, to a theorem that provides a technique to evaluate limits of indefinite forms
Who is L'Hospital?
After Chris Harrison's removal, this former NFL player stepped in to host the "After the Rose" Special for Pete Weber's season of The Bachelor
Who is Emmanuel Acho?
This springy Jeopardy! tactic describes the act of moving about the board seemingly at random, rather than working from the top down
What is the Forrest Bounce?