1. She revealed in her book, “First Father, First Daughter,” that she had been a victim of marital abuse.

2. This Watergate chronicler reviewed his childhood in the book “Loyalties: A Son’s Memoir.”

3. In March 1989 the US agreed to help build this nation’s FSX fighter jet.

4. Until “Batman” opened a few weeks later, this Spielberg-Lucas film held the one-day gross record with $11.2 mil.

5. Chemists B. Stanley Pons and Martin Fleischman claimed to have devised a room temperature version of this.

Rock & Roll Jeopardy! — The Business Of Music
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1. It’s the “kingly” name given to the shares paid to a composer out of the proceeds from the performance or sale of a work.

2. A person with this title is in charge of an entertainer’s business affairs; Col. Parker was the King’s.

3. Abbreviated “PD,” it’s the term for works not protected by copyright.

4. From the Greek for “small voice,” it’s a studio device that converts sound waves into analog signals.

5. The A&R people at a record label oversee this.

ShowBiz Jeopardy! — Spoiler Alert!
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1. “We’ll go on forever, Pa, ‘cause we’re the people” is the last line of this 1940 John Ford film.

2. At the end of this 1986 film, Geena Davis is pregnant with a mutant baby.

3. Near the end of this 1959 film, Martin Landau falls off Mount Rushmore.

4. In this 1972 film based on a play, Michael Caine’s last words are “Tell them it was only a bloody game.”

5. At the end of this 1952 film, Burt Lancaster tells Shirley Booth, “It’s good to be home.”

Sports Jeopardy! — Beisbol
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1. In 1957 a team from Mexico became the first from outside this country to win the Little League World Series.

2. The first Hispanic elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame, this Pirates slugger died in a 1972 plane crash.

3. Thanks to Jerry Reuss’ strained calf muscle, this Mexican hurler got his first start on opening day of the 1981 season.

4. The Chicago Cubs’ Sammy Sosa is one of many major leaguers to hail from San Pedro de Macoris in this country.

5. Just two years after defecting from Cuba, this Florida Marlin was named MVP of both the NLCS and the World Series.

1. Maureen Reagan
2. Carl Bernstein
3. Japan
4. “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade”
5. Cold fusion

1. Royalties
2. Manager
3. Public domain
4. A microphone
5. Artists and repertoire

1. “The Grapes of Wrath”
2. “The Fly”
3. “North by Northwest”
4. “Sleuth”
5. “Come Back, Little Sheba”

1. The United States
2. Roberto Clemente
3. Fernando Valenzuela
4. The Dominican Republic
5. Livan Hernandez