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Today’s Jeopardy April 4 2024 Questions & Answers

by Timothy G.

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Here you may find all Jeopardy Questions and Answers for April 4 2024. 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 April 4 2024 Questions & Answers

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One of this Swiss citys most famous landmarks is a bear pit that displays live specimens; the original pit dates to 1513

Fittingly these teeth used to grind food take their name from the Latin for millstone

A layer of paint& a score of 7-7

The steelhead a variety of the rainbow type of this fish can reach a weight of 55 pounds

Frankie Valli of course is a character in this musical about the Four Seasons

This group of folks living in proximity without unity

Once this capitals largest temple the Olympieion or temple of the Olympian Zeus took nearly 7 centuries to build

From Greek for snail its a tube in the inner ear thats coiled like a snails shell

Mr. Harrelson& an insect sound associated with titillating news

Using modified oil barrels as instruments steel bands of Trinidad are particularly associated with this pre-Lent celebration

In 2004 Michael McKean donned a dress to play Edna Turnblad in this show

This term for the column here without another instrument–the lute

This nations capital Ljubljana was destroyed by Attila the Hun in the 5th century but eventually rebuilt 700 years later

The name of these neck veins goes back to Latin words for throat & yoke

Food word for bonkers& makes a swift escape

In 1983 this 7-foot wrestler defeated Big John Studd in a thrilling steel cage match in the Capital Centre in Landover Maryland

The name of this Wicked character comes from the initials of The Wizard of Oz author

This word without once but I do not think it means what you think it means

This capital founded by Norseman Ingólfur Arnarson in 874 is heated by water piped in from nearby hot springs

From the Greek word for kidney these units about a million per kidney filter waste from the blood

A master teacher of the lotus position& a double talk term for a toddler injury

Using an old steel saw in 1837 he created one of the 1st successful steel plows & his company was soon making 1000 plows a year

Shes the faded glamour cat who sings Memory in Cats

You cant spell this word meaning to belittle without spar

This city on the Danube that became a national capital in 1993 lies near Austria & Hungary & once served as Hungarys capital

Used when sitting cross-legged this longest muscle derives its name from Latin for tailor as tailors often sat that way

An umpires call& an inlet of a sea

Charles M. Schwab was the 1st pres. of this Pennsylvania-based steel corp. founded in 1904 & one of the worlds largest in its time

In the eyes of Don Quixote peasant girl Aldonza becomes this lovely lady whom he has sought & dreamed of

This word for a tract or canal in your digestive system without lime

In a memorandum to his fleet off Cádiz in 1805 he wrote Nothing is sure in a sea fight

A book of timetables for railways & steamers helped the protagonist make his less-than-3-month journey in this 1873 novel

Dating from the first century the tower of this mythical strongman in Spain is said to be the oldest working lighthouse

This famed Western landscape photographer wrote a 1947 essay for the Encyclopedia Britannica on Photographic Art

Billy Bob Thornton does his best James Carville in this 1998 film that fictionalized the first Clinton campaign

What we Yanks call a cookie the Brits call this

In Cairo in 1978 he said Peace is much more precious than a piece of land

Elmore Leonard sold his 1953 short story Three-Ten to this city to Dime Western Magazine

The Lanterna of this Italian port is the Mediterraneans tallest lighthouse; Antonio Columbo was a keeper in 1449 of the first ones there

The authenticity of Robert Capas Falling Soldier showing a loyalist in 1936 at the start of this war has been questioned

Fred Gwynnes final film appearance came as a frustrated judge in this 1992 comedy

In 1882 Robert Koch discovered a germ that ended the debate of whether this disease that claimed the life of Chopin is hereditary

In a 1790 speech in Dublin John Curran said the price of liberty is eternal this

This title train was filled with children all in their pajamas and nightgowns as it raced northward

The Bell Rock Lighthouse outside the Firth of Forth warns ships of navigation dangers in this sea

Frank Powolny took a 1943 photo of this actress with the million-dollar legs & it became a top World War II pin-up poster

Raul Julia & Anjelica Huston got a hand playing a loving couple in this 1991 flick

In an episode called The Implant Teri Hatcher tells Jerry Seinfeld By the way theyre real & theyre this

In an 1851 letter Daniel Webster called this Boston building the Cradle of American Liberty

A commuter named Rachel sees something suspicious in this Paula Hawkins psychological thriller

Barnegat Lighthouse on Long Beach Island in this states Ocean County was designed by future hero of Gettysburg George Meade

The 1996 book Down in the Garden was a bestseller for this Australian-born photographer known for her baby pictures

When time-traveling Bruce Willis is sent to the psychiatric ward in this 1995 movie he meets Brad Pitt who is really bananas

Nov. 25 the date the British cleared out of New York City in 1783 was once a blowout holiday called this day

In 1884 General Charles Gordon wrote that if help didnt come soon the town may fall the town being this African city

The theft of a fortune in gold in Victorian England is The Great Train Robbery by this late American thriller master

Old Baldy protecting the entrance to this river since 1817 is North Carolinas oldest standing lighthouse

Known for his black & white photos he was a consultant for the film Funny Face & Fred Astaires character was based on him

Scriptwriter Quentin Tarantino first tried to get backing to make this 1993 Christian Slater film that Tony Scott ultimately made

Fancy word from French meaning a glimpse or an outline

It was named for a nearby river that explorer Gabriel Moraga named for one of a religious grouping of 7

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