April ArtSciLab Jeopardy! Clues

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#_ CATEGORY: CLUE. (each worth $100)

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#1 CAPITAL C: This capital lies on the banks of the world's longest river.

#2 OLD OCCUPATIONS: Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! The herald with this 2-word job announced important news & proclamations.

#3 JUST ONE CONSONANT: In astronomy terms, it is one billion years.

#4 THIS OR THAT: An essential piece of cricket equipment, or a nocturnal mammal.

#5 PLACES IN TEXAS: Fittingly, this Texas city has a 65-foot-tall replica of the Eiffel Tower.

#6 IF CAMPUS BUILDINGS COULD SING:

This multi-lingual singer/ building mashup has no regrets. No, it does not regret anything.

#7 “A”-LIST CITIES: HERMES and Creative Disturbance are marching to the beat of their own drum and making noise in this city.

#8 YOU AUTO KNOW THIS: These nomadic people of the Sahara have no relation to the Volkswagen car named after them.

#9 SPA“C”E: This gap between the rings of Saturn has helped us bridge the gaps between Arts and Science.

#10 READING & WRITING: Unlike its namesake, this series was not written in mirror.

#11 COLOR KEY: Just ahead of white and blue, this color is the most commonly occurring on national flags.

#12 THREE ANIMALS: In the classic folktale, this trio faces off against a huffing, puffing wolf.

#13 ONE OF US IS PRESIDENT: This Pacific capital city’s name is an anagram of its first president’s last name, perhaps a distant relative of an ArtSciLab member.

#14 GROUPS OF THREE: This Alexander Dumas novel should have changed the “Three” to “Four”.

#15 “SH”: “To avoid getting lost in the Himalayas, you might want to take along one of these guides”.

#16 HISTORY: 120 years ago, Nairobi was this, an oasis for thirsty animals.

#17 RHYME TIME: Our seniors may soon be smelling this paper-y scent.

#18 ANAGRAM PAIRS: This ArtSciLab Member is Fictitious.