QoD 06/20/08 Jeopardy! Friday

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#26 Post by mellytu74 » Mon Jun 23, 2008 7:13 am

Hope I'm not too late for this! I completely for got this weekend.
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Crossword Clues “U”

As devotees of the show know, the category means each clue will refer to an English word beginning with the letter “u.” The crossword part of it refers to the fact that each clue will be followed by a number in parentheses, which tells you how many letters are in the correct word. Points are as given, and there will be a Daily Double in the same category posted in a separate thread. Don’t forget to phrase your response in the form of a question, and good luck!

4 pts: Card game whose name refers to the statement you’re supposed to make when you are close to winning the game, holding just one card. (3)

Nope

8 pts: Passover is also known as the Feast of this kind of bread. (10)

unleavened

12 pts: Hawking once thought it might collapse, Einstein believed it was holding steady, and Hubble calculated it to be expanding. (8)

universe

16 pts: To John Calhoun, it was “next to our liberty, most dear.” (5)

union

20 pts: A small projection which hangs free from the posterior of the soft palate. (5)

uvula

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#27 Post by mrkelley23 » Fri Jun 27, 2008 9:25 pm

Crossword Clues “U”

As devotees of the show know, the category means each clue will refer to an English word beginning with the letter “u.” The crossword part of it refers to the fact that each clue will be followed by a number in parentheses, which tells you how many letters are in the correct word. Points are as given, and there will be a Daily Double in the same category posted in a separate thread. Don’t forget to phrase your response in the form of a question, and good luck!

4 pts: Card game whose name refers to the statement you’re supposed to make when you are close to winning the game, holding just one card. (3)What is Uno?
8 pts: Passover is also known as the Feast of this kind of bread. (10)What is unleavened?
12 pts: Hawking once thought it might collapse, Einstein believed it was holding steady, and Hubble calculated it to be expanding. (8)What is the universe?
16 pts: To John Calhoun, it was “next to our liberty, most dear.” (5)What is the Union?
20 pts: A small projection which hangs free from the posterior of the soft palate. (5)What is the uvula?
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#28 Post by tanstaafl2 » Sat Jun 28, 2008 4:39 pm

Damn, forgot the question bit.
mrkelley23 wrote:Crossword Clues “U”

As devotees of the show know, the category means each clue will refer to an English word beginning with the letter “u.” The crossword part of it refers to the fact that each clue will be followed by a number in parentheses, which tells you how many letters are in the correct word. Points are as given, and there will be a Daily Double in the same category posted in a separate thread. Don’t forget to phrase your response in the form of a question, and good luck!

4 pts: Card game whose name refers to the statement you’re supposed to make when you are close to winning the game, holding just one card. (3)What is Uno?
8 pts: Passover is also known as the Feast of this kind of bread. (10)What is unleavened?
12 pts: Hawking once thought it might collapse, Einstein believed it was holding steady, and Hubble calculated it to be expanding. (8)What is the universe?
16 pts: To John Calhoun, it was “next to our liberty, most dear.” (5)What is the Union?
20 pts: A small projection which hangs free from the posterior of the soft palate. (5)What is the uvula?
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