Okay, start with an answer, then ask the question, Jeopardy style. Example, Answer: a naughty little rhyme or a place in Ireland.
next person Question: What is a Limerick?
Then that person leaves an answer for the next person.
Nothing naughty, scandalous, full of innuendo, or otherwise offensive.
The Question doesn't have to be the exact one the previous person was thinking of, as long as it makes sense. For example: Rolaids. The anticipated Question might be : What is an antacid?, but if the next person said, "How do you spell relief?" that would work too. . .


Okay, I'll start.

Answer: Quasi Moto's home town

Where is Notre Dame? (If I'm not mistaken)

Assuming this is right, even though I'm not sure..

Answer: Artist who composed Summer, Highland Falls

Who's Billy Joel? (as if you didn't know!)


Answer: An overly eager young bird of prey.

Actually it is Where is Paris? in which Notre Dame is located

Now back to your Jeopardy

Actually actually, it is "What is Paris?" The answer gave a description of the place, not its location.

(All three answers are correct. See instructions for game.)

What is an ardent eaglette?

With all the traffic there, the people all have to either be dodgers or end up angels.

What is Los Angeles (love them baseball clues!)?

Answer: The only actor to play the title role in three of the top 15 boxoffice movies of all time.

-KC

Who is Harrison Ford?

Answer: Blazing Saddles, The Frisco Kid, Young Frankenstein, and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.

What are Gene Wilder's greatest hits?

Answer: Hop on over to this Conway, Arkansas festival, featured on Leno and Letterman for its rather unusual name.

(I know this one it tricky, but I googled it and put it in yahoo search and found it in both places )

Nope, not right, Kelley. You might have to think about where you are to give the correct question for my last answer.

I can't get Rinna's question without Googling though.

-KC

Well, according to this, it was neither Dan Radcliffe nor Harrison Ford. According to IMDB, the top 15 grossing movies are 1. Titanic, 2. Star Wars 3. ET 4. Star Wars ep.1 5. Spiderman 6. Lord of th eRings Return of King 7. Jurassic park 8. Lord of the Rings Two Towers 9. Finding Nemo 10. Forrest Gump 11. Lion King 12. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone 13. Lord of the Rings Fellowship Ring 14. Star Wars episode 2 15. Star Wars episode 3

Harry Potter, Forrest Gump, Nemo, and Spiderman are the only title characters in the bunch. And none have three.

Back to Rinna's answer:

Answer: Hop on over to this Conway, Arkansas festival, featured on Leno and Letterman for its rather unusual name.

(I know this one it tricky, but I googled it and put it in yahoo search and found it in both places )

I don't know where you found you list (was it U.S. only?) but it's not jiving with what I found on IMDB. My answer was based on this list, and obviously, Who is Daniel Radcliffe? was the intended question.

So back to Rinna's answer.

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-KC

What is Toad Suck Daze? (hide Trevor, quick)

answer: the lowest elevation in the United States

What geographical feature does Death Valley have?

Answer: An English civil war fought between 1455 and 1487.

Ah, Bart, old thing... You knew I'd get this, didn't you.

How does one describe the Wars of the Roses?

And my answer: Butter, sugar, ground rice and flour.

How did you guess

But on with the game.

What would you use to make shortbread?

Next answer: Sir Robert Walpole

Who was England's first Prime Minister?

answer: It has 10,000 thermal features, 250 active geysers, and was the first national park created in the world.

What is Yellowstone National Park?

Answer: The player with the longest active hitting streak at the end of the MLB 2005 regular season.

Who is Jimmy Rollins? 36 games -- very impressive. DiMaggio's 'unbreakable' record could be in danger come late April.

Anwer: The 42nd Parallel, 1919 and The Big Money.

Which three books form The USA Trilogy, by John Dos Passos.

Answer: The Elephant House, Edinburgh

Um... The name and location of a popular coffee shop 'on the fringe'?
Howzat, Bart?

Well yes that is a correct question, but I was thinking more along the lines of.

Name a coffee shop famous for JKR's patronage.

But you were close enough, so your answer next then

I'm going to step in briefly until Baffy gets back.

Answer: The emblem of a famous royal house which is a combination of Bart's avatar/location and Baffy's location.

What is a rose?

Answer: These tend to fry your brain during the entire semester at college/uni.

What is a maths equation?

What's your answer, Ari?

Okay, moving along . . .

Ships dock there, coconuts grow, parrots play, night clubs samba, tropical latino flavor meets yankee.

What is Puerto Rico? (I know I've spelled that wrong).

If it is, then I'll say

A topic of great conversation presently, due to an unusual visit. Built through international cooperation but funded mostly by the USA.

What's the international space station? Can you imagine having that kind of money to just throw away on a "vacation?"

Answer: "Dress Right," "Cover," and "Mark Time....Mark!"

What are marching commands?

If yes:

One of the biggest supergiant stars visible in the night sky, this red giant is apppropriately named with the Arabic word for 'armpit.'

What is the star Betelguese?

keeping with the theme

the largest star in the constellation Lyra

Vega

It goes downstairs, alone or in pairs, and over the neighbor's dog.

Answer: What is a Slinky?

Going back to the astronomy theme.

This Member of Phoenix Song actually has a star named after her.

Who is AdiVega?

Kamalia, you need to also post your answer

Let's take this back to Rinna's answer, because I know Jedi's question is not the correct one (though only because I googled it, also thinking slinky).

So:



-KC

From the Slinky web site: The History of the SLINKY
“What walks down stairs, alone or in pairs, And makes a slinkity sound?"
"A spring, a spring, a marvelous thing, Everyone knows it’s Slinky…”
"It's Slinky, it's Slinky, for fun it's a wonderful toy"
"It's Slinky, it's Slinky, it's fun for a girl and a boy"

close enough.

Reminder that this thread is not about getting the answer the author wants--If the question works, it's fine.

Kelley, there is an objective right answer for Rinna's question. Slinky would definitely not have been accepted question for this on Jeopardy!

From "The Log Song", on Ren & Stimpy:


So the answer should be Log. Back to:


-KC

I'm guessing you mean Agi VEGA.
(Geeky astronomy bit follows...The star, Vega, is one of the brightest in the sky, only 25 light-years away, in the constellation Lyra. It is three times larger than our Sun and, at 350 million years old, much younger as well. Vega has a disc of dust circling it, and at least one large planet which could sweep debris aside allowing smaller worlds like Earth to exist. )

Okay, this relates to my past...
This object has teeth and sees blood frequently, rather like the annoying insect whose name it shares...

Your "internet past", or your real life past? If it's the former, I'd have to say,

What is a werewolf?

Sir Thomas Mallory

Nice try, Lady Padfoot!

No, it relates to my RL past. There are clues in my profile. The object is usually metal and I'm thinking of the small sized one.

Mosquito forceps?

Spot on, Rinna Marie.

Your turn

This typical office item gained popularity after a late-'90's movie brought it into the limelight.

Can we get a clue? (Do they give clues in Jeopardy! ?)

What is a Post-it?

If so, this can be long, short, curly, and differrent colours.

Actually, the answer wasn't Post-It notes. I was referring to a stapler, which gained popularity after being heavily featured in the movie Office Space

But as Post-It notes were popularized by Romy and Michele's High School Reunion, I guess my answer had more than one question,

Moving on, is it hair?

Yes it is!

Okay... This uniquely named Northern Arkansas features a haunted hotel, a breathtaking all-glass chapel, and a famous religous play, and sports the motto: Where the misfits fit!

What is Eureka Springs? I love that place!


Hmm, sticking with AR, my home state. . . This American President was born in Hope, Arkansas.