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Jeopardy! recap for Mon., Feb. 12

Today’s players in Champions Wildcard are:

Jeopardy!

POP CULTURE VS.// AIRLINE LOGOS // INITIALS OF HISTORIC PEOPLE // SOME VERY MOVING WORDS // LIFE IN THE 1920s // GENIUS: MLK/X

DD1 – 1,000 – LIFE IN THE 1920s – In a 1925 speech she said, “We have got to free women from enforced, enslaved maternity” (Donna dropped 2,500.)

Scores at first break: Sriram 2,000, Donna 4,400, Dan 1,400.

Scores entering DJ: Sriram 4,800, Donna 4,900, Dan 2,200.

Double Jeopardy!

FICTIONAL CHARACTERS // OCEANOGRAPHY // MUSICIANS OF THE 1960s // HOMES // INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS // RHYMING SYNONYMS

DD2 – 1,200 – FICTIONAL CHARACTERS – Michael Connelly named this LAPD detective after a 15th century Dutch painter (Donna added 5,000.)

DD3 – 1,600 – INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS – Founded in 1831 to support the conquest of Algeria, this organization requires members to use assumed names (Dan added 4,200.)

Scores entering FJ: Sriram 13,200, Donna 20,700, Dan 6,000.

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. STAMPS – This Roman numeral appeared on stamps in a 2022 series for the 50th anniversary of an anti-discrimination law

Sriram and Dan were correct on FJ, with Sriram doubling up to advance with 26,400..

Final scores: Sriram 26,400, Donna 14,900, Dan 7,000.

Correct Qs: DD1 – Who was Margaret Sanger? DD2 – Who is Harry Bosch? DD3 – What is the French Foreign Legion? FJ – What is IX?

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