The Jeopardy contestant search exam

1 Marie Kondo
2 Wolf
3 Epidermis
4 Stamp Act
5 Johannes Gutenberg
6 Baltic Sea
7 Anne (Princess Royal)
8 Mahatma
9 The Lottery
10 Thomas E. Dewey
11 Jordan Peele
12 Idi Amin
13 Mixologist
14 Aslan
15 The Philippines
16 Toxicology
17 Wyeth
18 "American Pie"
19 Jennifer Aniston
20 Joseph Conrad
21 Bergen
22 Hasbro
23 Afghanistan
24 Mulan
25 Glasnost
26 Daniel Day-Lewis Carroll
27 the breach
28 Ulna
29 Mozzarella
30 Tallahassee
31 Barber
32 Black Widow
33 Coins
34 William I (the Conqueror)
35 Toni Morrison
36 velociraptor
37 cold cream
38 Boeing 747
39 Mercury
40 Sheba
41 Mexico City
42 Dick Cheney
43 habitat
44 Yellow
45 Samuel Taylor Coleridge
46 Jean Sibelius
47 Primates
48 bony pony
49 Aaron Sorkin
50 Candy Crush Saga
 
1 Chaucer
2 Twilight
3 proton
4 Bull Run (Manassas)
5 indigo
6 Utah
7 Wagner
8 Department of Defense
9 "Moby Dick"
10 Gregory (XIII/13)
11 "Shallow"
12 Aristotle
13 tenet
14 Christopher Marlowe
15 Bern
16 acid
17 Frida Kahlo
18 Taurus
19 Megan Rapinoe
20 Nevermore
21 Danube
22 Arby's
23 Elena Ferrante
24 Ramadan
25 Louis XIV (14)
26 plumage
27 Maya Angelou
28 amino acids
29 Georgetown
30 Andes Mountains
31 canon
32 Rian Johnson
33 BuzzFeed
34 Social Security
35 Ronan Farrow
36 (bullet) train
37 double Dutch
38 First Amendment
39 Uranus
40 Florence
41 The Crown
42 Ferdinand Magellan
43 Finland
44 Australia
45 Tiger
46 pirouette
47 mantle
48 jade blade
49 Salman Rushdie
50 Tootsie
 
I guessed Rushdie as soon as the Controversial Authors category came up. It's always Rushdie.
 
Just saw Brad Rutter on The new Who Wants to be a Millionaire. He’s assisting Catherine Ohara.
 
Muddy, are you still going to be trying to get on the show?
 
Short answer: yes. Sure. No reason not to try.

As I keep getting older - and older - I have definitely lost a lot. I feel like Peyton Manning that last year on the Broncos. I just can't get the ball downfield like I used to. My zip is gone.

But still, if the stars align, something good could happen.

Anyway, if I can pass the test, I might as well do it. It keeps getting harder for me but I don't think I've ever not passed it so far.
 
They have a new twist on testing. They now have an "Anytime Test" that you can do whenever you feel like it (but then not again for a year).

So I just went ahead and did it - and passed as far as I can tell. It's not the same as the usual test where you can double check what the questions were on YouTube. But I jotted down my answers as I went along - with a few selective prompt words - so I would remember the questions and I could grade it. I'm pretty positive I got 38 or 39 out of 50.
 
Mayim Bialik was the best guest host along with Aaron Rodgers. #facts
 
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