What was final Jeopardy category on October 3 2011?

There was not a final Jeopardy on February 14, 2011 as the match with IBM Supercomputer Watson will be 2 games over 3 days. Sony rewards Category answer was there was no final Jeopardy Category What was Ken Jennings final Score $2,000 there was no final jeopardy

Show was a repeat of IBM Watson from February 15 2011 Final Jeopardy! Round category was U.S. CITIES

The final Category is Events of 2010 The clue was: The machine called the Pheonix was used in what country in October? The answer was: What was Chile

Final Jeopardy - January 5, 2011 The final category was Countries The clue was: By area it is the world's largest country that is named for a river The answer was: What is India

The Final Category was: The 7 Wonders of The Ancient World. The answer to the question was, the statue of Zeus in Olympia.

April 21, 2011 Category: Scientists Answer: Robert Goddard

The Final Jeopardy question on December 2nd, 2011, was in the category "Word Origins." The question was: "This word for a friend comes from the Latin 'with whom you would eat bread.'" The answer: "What is a companion."

The September date is not even part of the current Jeopardy Season and appears to have the wrong month

Final Jeopardy - January 4, 2011 The final category was The Hall of Presidents The clue was: Of the 9 President's whose images have a beard or a mustache, this late 19th century man is the only Democrat The answer was: Who was Grover Cleveland

The final Jeopardy category was U.S. Cities The clue was: Alphabetically first among the 150 most populous U.S.cities it has become the,"Polymer capital of the world" The answer was: What is Akron

The February 21 2011 Final Jeopardy did and also the December 20 2002 Final Jeopardy see related links February 21 2011 The final category is Greek Mythology The clue was: Though Rhea was his mother, In one tradition this god was brought up by Capheira, The daughter of Oceanus The answer was: Who was Poseidon December 20 2002 The final Category was Greek Gods The Clue was: Isthmia in Corinth was the site of the… Read More

The Final category was Symbols The clue was: One tale of it's origin says that the blind seer Tiresias separated 2 snakes with his staff The answer was : What is Caduceus

August 14 2011 was a Sunday and only local encore programming can be seen om that day

The final category was U.S.Presidents The clue was: This President was the first to put solar panels on the White House The answer was: Who was Jimmy Carter

January 25 2011 The final category was The Old Testament The Clue was: In the book of Job, this name means "accuser" and that was his role in God's court The answer was: Who was Satan

The final category is State Names The clue was: These are the two U.S. states with only one constant in their names The answer was: What are Iowa and Ohio

The final category was Constitutional Amendments The clue was: The longest period in American history with no changes to the constitution was from 1804 to this year The answer was: What was 1865

The final category is American Artists The clue was: In 1909 he completed his last painting, a canvas called "Driftwood" The answer was: Who was Winslow Homer

January 20 2011 The final Category is World Leaders The clue was: At His 1994 Inaugural he called for "a rainbow nation at peace with itself and the world" The answer was: Who was Nelson Mandela

The final category was: Fictional Characters The Clue was: The first words he ever spoke to his assistant were "How are you... You have been in Afghanistan, I perceive The answer was: Who was Sherlock Holmes

The final category was World Leaders The clue was: Shortly after he received the 1990 Nobel Prize, his country creased to exist The answer was: Who was Mikhail Gorbachev

The final category is Landmarks The clue was: Completed in 1869, It has also been known by it's nickname, "The highway to India" The answer was: What is The Suez Canal

The final category was Canada The clue was: It's the only Canadian Province that is separated from the North American Mainline The answer was: What is Prince Edward Island

The final category is Authors The clue was: he died in 1995, the day before the opening of a Glasgow Veterinary Library named for him The answer was: Who is James Herriot

If you mean Final Jeopardy this was the answer: January 31 2011 The final category was 21ST Century EMMY'S The clue was: As two different characters, she is the first actress to win leading Emmys in both the Drama and Comedy categories The answer was: Who was Edie Falco Double Jeopardy has 30 different questions and can be found in the related link

The final category was European Capitals The Clue was: Although capital of it's country, it is not the capital of the Provence in which it is located, nor is it the seat of government The answer was: What is Amsterdam

The final category was Africa The clue was: It's Declaration of independence was signed in 1847 by 11 men in that nation's Providence Baptist Church The answer was: What is Liberia

The Final Category is Pop Stars The Clue was: He was backed by London's Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra on his 200 tour, which he called "symphonicity" The answer was: Who was Sting

The final category was Famous speeches The clue was: Just 10 sentences, this speech is wrong on one point; it is long remembered The answer was: What was The Gettysburg Address

The final category was 20th Century Novels The clue was: "A girl from a different world" and "Train to the Urals" are chapters in this 1957 work The answer was: What was Doctor Zhivago

The final category was Bartlett's Familiar Quotations The Clue was: The latest "Bartlett's" List of Quotes chronologically; the first quotes come from this country The answer was: What Was Egypt

The final category was Composers The clue was: His first name means "Happy",but 3 of his 5 Symphonies are in gloomy minor keys The answer was: Who was Felix Mendelssohn

The final category was Sports In America The clue was: Founded in 1795 this city that hosts a popular annual event has "sport" in its name. The answer/(question?) was: What is Williamsport?

The final category was Biographers The clue was: As many Mourned, this minister wrote in a letter. "Washington is gone Millions are gasping to read...about him The answer was: Who was Parson Weems

The final Category was Literary Quotations Thee clue was: Pulitzer prize winner Robert Frost remarked that this is what gets "Lost in Translation" The answer was: What is Poetry

The final category was Baseball Geography The clue was: After Alaska, It's the largest state in area without a major league baseball team The answer was: What is Montana

The IBM Watson Show from February 15 2011 encore episode Final Jeopardy round answer was Chicago for the US Cities category and the question was: Its largest airport is named for a World War II hero; its second largest, for a World War II battle

FROM THE GREEK The word for a song element you won't find in instrumentals comes from the name of this instrument a lyre

The final Category is Worldwide Media The clue was: The Name for this news agency means "Peninsular" referring to the Arabian Peninsular The answer was: What is Al Jazeera January 6 2011 The final Category is Worldwide Media The clue was: The Name for this news agency means "Peninsular" referring to the Arabian Peninsular The answer was: What is Al Jazeera

The final category is American Literature The clue was: The Scarlet Letter says to forbid the culprit to hide his face... was the essence of this 7 letter punishment The answer was: What was the Pillory

The final category is Ancient Quotes The clue was: He said to leave this stream uncrossed will breed manifold distress for me; to cross it, for all mankind The answer was: Who was Julius Caesar

The final category is Greek Mythology The clue was: Though Rhea was his mother, In one tradition this god was brought up by Capheira, The daughter of Oceanus The answer was: Who was Poseidon

The final category was Literary Characters The clue was: His, "Story was soon told, for the whole twenty years had been to him but as one night" The answer was: Who was Rip Van Winkle

The Final category was Symbols The clue was: One tale of it's origin says that the blind seer Tiresias separated 2 snakes with his staff The answer was : What is Caduceus

what Thursday January 6 2011 The final Category is Worldwide Media The clue was: The Name for this news agency means "Peninsular" referring to the Arabian Peninsular The answer was: What is Al Jazeera

The final category was Garments of the World The clue was: The custom of Hijab, Arabic for "veiling",can include this garment, mentioned by Kipling The answer was: What are Burqa/Burka Garments of the world.

The final category was Scientists The clue was: At the time of the Apollo 11 moon landing, his widow said, "that it was his dream, sending a rocket to the Moon" The answer was: Who was Robert Goddard

The final category was The Metropolitan Museum of Art The Clue Was: 64 paintings for the Met's founding purchase are still in its collection from this current European Nation The answer was: What are The Netherlands ;

January 11 2011 The final category was 20th Century Artists The clue was: In 1950 he answered a Time Magazine article on him, and a common criticism, with a telegram reading "No chaos damn it" The answer was: Who was Jackson Pollack

January 14 2011 The final category was The Presidency The clue was: From the same state, they're the 2 presidents whose occupations are listed by World Book as "Planter" The answer was: Who were Thomas Jefferson and George Washington