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Today’s Jeopardy May 22 2023 Questions & Answers

by Timothy G.

in Daily Puzzle Answers

Here you may find all Jeopardy Questions and Answers for May 22 2023. Jeopardy! is one of the most popular TV-shows in America and we have decided to list all the tv-game questions and answers below. If something is wrong or missing kindly let us know and we will be more than happy to help you out. For older Jeopardy Questions and Answers we recommend you to visit our archive page.

Today’s Jeopardy May 22 2023 Questions & Answers

Please Note: Click on any of the questions listed below in order to reveal the solution.

German artist Max Beckmann produced a contemporary painting of this tragedy

In 2010 tens of thousands celebrated Earth Day on this D.C. area America's front lawn

This young sleuth from dozens of books gets into adventures with her friends Bess & George & sometimes the Hardy Boys

In a book by Thomas Harris Clarice Starling notes a hockey mask & a Kansas gallows vest used to restrain this serial killer

This king of the tyrant lizards was a heavyweight at up to 15000 pounds but did have a problem throwing jabs

To sing like a Swiss mountaineer… wanna become a legend & give it a shot?

This historical work depicts the December 25 1776 prelude to an attack on some Hessians in Trenton

This word can mean little kids or a snack that they love; in 2021 Sonic sold 4.1 billion of the crunchy little morsels

On a BBC show Mrs. McCarthy is the parish secretary who often helps this priest solve cases

(John Green presents the clue.) I co-created Crash Course which offers dozens of free educational videos on YouTube & in one video titled Don't Reanimate Corpses! I talk about the Romantic movement in English lit & this novel in particular

Ford spent $250 million ahead of the 1957 debut of this car; let's just say it didn't live up to expectations

It's the weapon seen here if you get our point

Jan Willem Pieneman's painting of this 1815 event was to go to the Duke of Wellington but stayed in Holland

Cary Grant tells proud Oklahoma City resident Ralph Bellamy that if OKC gets dull you can always go… to this city 100 miles away

This TV series had Detective Steve McGarrett saying to his sidekick Book 'em Danno

The author of Roots Alex Haley earlier collaborated on the autobiography of this activist

Solve for x: 3x – 2y = 11when y=2

This type of carnivorous canine is found in all states but Hawaii

A patron himself Toulouse-Lautrec often painted this bawdy establishment red windmill in French

This building in Pelham Mass. has been used for meetings since 1743; maybe you can fight it unlike the city version

The prettiest & toughest girl in the 5th grade Sally Kimball is pal & bodyguard to this brainy boy detective

An almost 12-year-old girl last name Simon is mentioned in the title of this classic by Judy Blume

One symptom of trouble with this finger-shaped pouch is sudden pain near the navel that shifts to the lower right abdomen

It's the less-than-flattering 5-letter term for a naïve rural locale

This sculptor & painter of Western life took on Yankee football with the 1890 painting Touchdown Yale vs. Princeton

A 19th century flirtation device this type of bonnet was named for the way it would extend protrude to be precise this verb beyond the face

Both Inspector Clouseau & the Green Hornet are helped by men called this (although they spelled their names differently)

This novel set in the 1920s asks 'What do you know about Lady Brett Ashley Jake?'

Louis XIV deals with a family problem (well for Louis anyway) by giving Philippe the title headwear in this Dumas novel

From Spanish it's a water-carved gully found primarily in the U.S. Southwest

This woman who had more than a casual relationship to the presidency was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2002

You are in this color if you're insolvent; try & fix that will you?

The final episode of Dawson's Creek killed off Jen played by her

Mahalia Jackson & Duke Ellington headlined the first edition of this southern city's famed Jazz Fest in 1970

The type of rice named for & used for this food is short grain rice that's treated with vinegar then fanned

This man won the 1983 Nobel Peace Prize for nonviolent struggle for free trade unions & human rights in Poland

When it means squandering time or money this donut is usually followed by away

A 2022 study noted the wandering type of this tailed amphibian can parachute some 300 feet down from a redwood tree

Ann Coulter & Chris Rock both appeared on the 2003 premiere episode of this current Bill Maher series

The North & South Kaibab Trails lead down to the Colorado River along the rims of this wonder

A shout-out from Best American these literary works made Joyce Carol Oates abandon her Rice University PhD in favor of writing

In 1780 this earl won big against Horatio Gates in South Carolina; we can't talk of what happened about a year later at Yorktown

Not jettisoned overboard on purpose this term refers to any wreckage on the water's surface lost from a boat

What's 8 inches long yellow & eating dead plants by your feet? Perhaps it's this slug named for a fruit

In this film the emperor of Japan wants Algren (Tom Cruise) to modernize his army but Algren deeply respects the old ways

Shattering Beauty is the title of a 2023 exhibit at the Murano Museum of this in Venice

Tenley Albright who used the sport to train her muscles after this disease was the heroine of young figure skater Condoleezza Rice

Seen here this Lakota leader who resisted U.S. government incursions in search of gold got his name from a site in the sky also seen here

This 11-letter word for a period of mourning after a loss comes from an old word for steal

Growing alongside redwoods is this bay tree linked to triumph by the ancients & used by the Pomo people for medicinal purposes

I'm going to Wichita to tell you Spin magazine's Top Album of the Year was their Elephant

Let's visit the historic temples & beautiful beaches of Kuta & Jimbaran on this Indonesian island

A lot of shoes a lot of rice in this old song about a wedding that doesn't end in happily ever after

Like John Harvard & John Marshall this John who founded Methodism has an American university named for him

On film Tom Hanks was on the Road to it meaning spiritual loss or ruin

A national monument in Marin County known for old growth redwoods is named after this conservationist

This hero of books by Patrick O'Brian came to cinemas in the person of Russell Crowe

In springtime let's hit the Texas trail named for this state flower

In 2008 Jens Stoltenberg P.M. of this country placed rice as the inaugural deposit in the Svalbard Seed Vault

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