[FJ] State Songs
1 of the 2 states for which John Denver co-wrote a state song
>!What are Colorado or West Virginia?!<
1 of the 2 states for which John Denver co-wrote a state song
>!What are Colorado or West Virginia?!<
$200 - As it’s a laparoscopy, your appendectomy will have 4 of these, though they’ll be smaller. - >!What are incisions?!<
$400 - Before I start, this 7-letter part of your torso will be prepared, draped, and examined under anesthesia. - >!What is the abdomen?!<
$600 - Don’t worry, I just washed this instrument, the surgical version of tongs, so they’re squeaky clean! - >!What are forceps?!<
$800 - Call me ASAP if there’s any redness or swelling; they could be signs of an SSI, short for this. - >!What is a surgical site infection?!<
$1,000 - I might bury the appendix’s stump by inverting it so it points into this start of the large intestine. - >!What is the caecum?!<
$400: "Captivated by rural life," this man moved to Stannard, Vermont in 1968. >!Who is Bernie Sanders?!<
$800: She shook up the political world by beating New York House Member Joe Crowley in 2018. >!Who is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC)?!<
$1200: This Michigan House Member is the first Palestinian-American woman elected to Congress. >!Who is Rashida Tlaib?!<
$1600: (Daily Double) When Keith Ellison left the House to be Attorney General of Minnesota, this woman took over. >!Who is Ilhan Omar?!<
$2000: This member of Britain's Parliament was leader of the Labour Party from 2015 to 2020. >!Who is Jeremy Corbyn?!<
$200: In Isaiah 1, the prophet condemns the sins of ancient Judah by comparing it to these destroyed twin cities. >!What are Sodom and Gomorrah?!<
$400: The seraphim in the temple in Isaiah 6 describe the Lord by using this word three times. >!What is holy?!<
$600: (Daily Double) Isaiah 7:14 is a text used to defend this key doctrine about Jesus Christ and His mother Mary. >!What is the Virgin Birth?!<
$800: In Isaiah 36, Judah deals with an attack by the king of this powerful Eighth Century B.C. Empire. >!What is the Assyrian Empire?!<
$1000: In Isaiah 53:5, Isaiah uses this plural "I" word to describe mankind's sins. >!What are iniquities?!<
Answer: This term was coined by Raphael Lemkin to describe atrocities by the Ottoman Empire and Nazi Germany.
Question: >!What is a genocide?!<
$200 - No need for a wrecking ball: it’s the process of removing existing structures before we remodel. - >!What is demolition?!<
$400 - Downsizing? We’d suggest this kind of narrow kitchen with a nautically inspired name. - >!What is a galley?!<
$600 - If you can’t name this exposed area between upper cabinets and countertops, you’re all wet! - >!What is backsplash/splashback?!<
$800 - Hopefully you don’t stub yourself on these moldings placed beneath kitchen cabinets for decoration. - >!What are toe kicks?!<
$1,000 - It’s the Christian sect that inspired a cabinet style known for simple, recessed panels. - >!Who are the Shakers?!<
Each correct response will contain "gold".
CORRECT RESPONSES:
$200 - >!Who is Goldilocks?!<
$400 - >!What are Gold Medals?!<
$600 - >!What is Gold Bond?!<
$800 - >!What is GoldenEye?!<
$1000 - >!What is Dora and the Lost City of Gold?!<
$200 - His “Civil Disobedience” says, “The rich man is always sold to the institution which makes him rich.” - >!Who is Henry David Thoreau?!<
$400 - 1826 saw James Fenimore Cooper release “The Last of” this Native American tribe. - >!Who are the Mohicans?!<
$600 - This author’s “50 Shades” series was initially “Twilight” fan fiction titled “Master of the Universe.” - >!Who is E.L. James?!<
$800 - Observed every June 16, Bloomsday celebrates the works of this alliterative writer. - >!Who is James Joyce?!<
$1,000 - The term “banana republic” was coined in this author’s 1904 novel “Cabbages and Kings.” - >!Who is O. Henry?!<
$200 - “We're the young generation, and we've got something to say. Hey, hey, we’re” this TV band. - >!Who are the Monkees?!<
$400 - “Aw, mom you're just jealous it's” this hip-hop group, “you gotta fight for your right to party!” - >!Who are the Beastie Boys?!<
$600 - “We ain't gonna be treated like trash, we got one thing: we are” this “London Calling” band. - >!What is the Clash?!<
$800 - “The time was right, the time to rock, ‘cause everybody knows we’re” this boy band with Donnie Wahlberg. - >!Who are New Kids on the Block? !<
$1,000 - This possibly large geek group with John Linnell “and what are we going to do unless they are?” - >!What is They Might Be Giants?!<
Correct responses will be an anagram of the given state.
$200 - What the government takes out of your paycheck (TEXAS) >!What are taxes?!<
$400 - Popular genre of cartoon that originated in Japan (MAINE) >!What is anime?!<
$600 - A prize that could be given to a moray (DELAWARE) >!What is an eel award?!<
$800 - What you might say when you see a particular Nintendo console (HAWAII) >!What is "Ah, a Wii"?!< (I'll also accept >!"Ha, a Wii"!< but not >!"Aha Wii"!<)
$1000 - How a French person might respond when you ask them to confirm the meaning of escargot (LOUISIANA) >!What is "Oui, a snail"?!<
$200: >!What is asdfmovie?!<
$400: >!What is Red vs Blue?!<
$600: >!What is The Amazing Digital Circus?!<
$800: >!What is 13 Cards?!<
$1000: >!What is TerminalMontage?!<
$200: This key leader of the Civil Rights Movement was born to Earl Little and Louise Langdon in 1925. >!Who is Malcolm X?!<
$400: This legendary "PBS News Hour" anchor, born in 1934, was the moderator of 12 Presidential Debates. >!Who is Jim Lehrer?!<
$600: This Frenchman and wrestling icon, born in 1949, starred as Fezzik in Rob Reiner's "The Princess Bride." >!Who is Andre the Giant?!<
$800: This iconic black playwright, born in 1930, viewed "Les Blancs" as her most important work. >!Who is Lorraine Hansberry?!<
$1000: This star Saints quarterback, and father of Peyton and Eli, was born in 1949. >!Who is Archie Manning?!<
$400: This river, named for a midwestern state, is just one mile longer than its legendary source river. >!What is the Missouri River?!<
$800: Radio or TV stations with call letters that begin with the letter K are usually west of this river. >!What is the Mississippi River?!<
$1200: (Daily Double) This river received its name from Alaska and Canada's Gwich'in people. >!What is the Yukon River?!<
$1600: Outside of the United States, this river is known as "The River of the North." >!What is the Rio Grande?!<
$2000: This river got its name from Spanish explorers describing its color. >!What is the Colorado River?!<
Since the NHL Playoffs are happening, here’s some clues about tournaments past, and some of their most iconic players.
$200 - Last hoisting the cup in 1993, *they* were the most recent Canadian team to win it all. >!Who are the Montreal Canadiens?!<
$400 - *They* made the Stanley Cup Finals in their first year of existence, boasting the most successful inaugural season of any North American pro sports team. >!Who are the Vegas Golden Knights?!<
$600 - One of the two teams to represent the Eastern Conference in the last 6 Stanley Cup Finals, both from the same state. >!Who are the Tampa Bay Lightning OR the Florida Panthers?!<
$800 - *This* rookie goaltender carried the Carolina Hurricanes on his back through the 2006 Playoffs. >!Who is Cam Ward?!<
$1,000 - Currently sitting at 201, *he* has the most playoff points out of any active skater in the NHL. >!Who is Sidney Crosby?!<
$200 - We’re gonna need a lot of this color paint for the Emerald City sets in “Wicked.” - >!What is green?!<
$400 - OK, so the Genie, who sings “Friend Like Me” in this musical, should know a thing or 2 about magic. - >!What is “Aladdin”?!<
$600 - “The Music Man” is set in this state’s River City, so we’ll need people to play Hawkeyes. - >!What is Iowa?!<
$800 - Let’s hire a Keith Moon lookalike to star as the title character in this band’s “Tommy.” - >!What is The Who?!<
$1,000 - Find as many people as you can sing “Word to the Wise” as the Fates in this 9-letter musical. - >!What is “Hadestown”?!<
Answer: On May 8, 1970, Howard Cosell said to this man: "You offered, I think, the best the human spirit can offer."
Question: >!Who is Willis Reed?!<
Note: For $600, we also accept: >!ladder toss or ladder golf!<. For $800, we also accept: >!Spanish horseshoes, frisbeener, French darts, frisnok, or beersbee!<
Identify these Summer Olympic sports
$200 - the company behind the iPod + the game also called knucklebones = this breakfast cereal - >!What are Apple Jacks?!<
$400 - a loving bruise on the neck + a computer accessory = this risqué cartoon character - >!Who is Hickey Mouse?!<
$600 - the state with Spokane and Tacoma + plural for a digestive organ found in chickens = this not quite an NBA team - >!Who are the Washington Gizzards?!<
$800 - an Eagle or Brownie, for example + bird of the family Fringillidae = this literary character - >!Who is Scout Finch?!<
$1,000 - a 2023 Nike movie + a West Virginia college = this military rank - >!What is Air Marshall?!<