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The red text is used in the Jeopardy! and Double Jeopardy! rounds to denote the Daily Double.

Jeopardy! Round

"AL" WORDS FROM ARABIC	LIZARDS	WORDS IN "UNIVERSAL"	ANAGRAMMED WORLD CAPITALS	SOMEBODY THAT I USED TO KNOW	LET THERE BE LIGHT
It's the branch of mathematics that deals with variables and how to solve for them Expand Algebra	Endemic to various Indonesian islands is this, the world's largest lizard Expand Komodo dragon	Medals in this color are given to Olympic second-placers Expand Silver	In Europe: more Expand Rome, Italy	I used to know this Canadian rapper, but he's been real quiet since Kendrick released "Not Like Us" Expand Drake	If you saw these beetles flash in the night sky to attract a mate, you would likely not believe your eyes Expand Fireflies
Computers use many of these mathematic sequences to solve different problems, such as recommending videos for TikTok Expand Algorithm	There are 1,500 species of these vocal lizards, including tokay and leopard Expand Gecko	Edgar Allan Poe once wrote a poem about this bird which inspired Baltimore's NFL club Expand Raven	In South America: go, boat Expand Bogotá, Colombia	I used to know this Austrian-American "Terminator" guy, but he eventually focused on his new job as California's governor Expand Arnold Schwarzenegger	The phrase, "Let there be light", is a translation of a Hebrew phrase found in this beginning book of the Bible Expand Book of Genesis
Known for having the greatest wingspan of any bird, these colonial seabirds form long-term romantic bonds with each other Expand Albatross	The only one of its kind, this dark-scaled lizard is a common sight throughout the Galápagos Islands Expand Marine iguana	This African feline can be found roaming savannas and wetlands searching for its prey Expand Serval	In Africa: pear riot Expand Pretoria, South Africa	I used to know this astronaut, but he left for the moon and took a giant leap for mankind Expand Neil Armstrong	The Supertrees are 18 tree-like structures that light up this city-state's Gardens by the Bay Expand Singapore
Lucerne is another name for this plant regularly used to feed livestock Expand Alfalfa	This seemingly satanic squamate is the Australian counterpart of North America's horned lizards, covered in sharp spines for self-defence Expand Thorny devil	Most of the congregation is accommodated in this central part of a church building Expand Nave	In Asia: bad salami Expand Islamabad, Pakistan	I used to know this guy who led The Range, but when he moved out, he said, "That's just the way it is" Expand Bruce Hornsby	"Lights" is one of this Hereford-born singer's most famous songs, alongside "Love Me Like You Do" and "Burn" Expand Ellie Goulding
Add at least one hydroxyl group to a carbon atom and you'll get this type of organic compound Expand Alcohol	Hailing from the southwestern deserts, this large beast is the only venomous lizard native to the United States Expand Gila monster	It's a triangular fortification or detached outwork in front of the innerworks of a fortress, seen here Expand Ravelin	In North America: Captain Yam Expand Panama City, Panama	I used to know this optimistic guy, but he left to focus on being a mentor, speaking in seminars and writing books such as "Unlimited Power" Expand Tony Robbins	In order from longest to shortest wavelength: radio, microwave, infrared, visible light, ultraviolet, X-rays, and this Expand Gamma rays

Double Jeopardy! Round

EXPOS	"X" GON' GIVE IT TO YA	PULITZER PRIZE WINNERS	OPERA, ORATORIO, OR MUSICAL?	2020 MEMES	DUBAI
Among the surviving buildings from Expo 1893 in Chicago include this "Sue"-weet natural history museum Expand Field Museum	Among this late rapper's most famous tracks include "SAD!", "MOONLIGHT", and "Look At Me!" Expand XXXTENTACION	Winning Fiction in 2017 was this novel where Cora plots her escape from slavery in Georgia using the eponymous network of routes Expand The Underground Railroad	Miranda: Hamilton Expand Musical	While everyone played Among Us in 2020, everyone also played this game where beans race each other across obstacle courses Expand Fall Guys	The Burj Khalifa was named in honour of Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the former ruler of this Emirati capital Expand Abu Dhabi
Expo 86 coincided with the first year of SkyTrain service in this Canadian city Expand Vancouver, British Columbia	This usually colorless noble gas exhibits a blue glow when placed in an electric field Expand Xenon	DAMN. (Music, 2018) was the first non-classical or jazz composition to win a Pulitzer Prize. It wouldn't be another four years until this fifth Kendrick album's release in 2022 Expand Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers	Handel: Messiah Expand Oratorio	The dancing pallbearers from Nana Otafrija Pallbearing and Waiting Service are based in the town of Prampram in this African country Expand Ghana	One of many species at Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo is this royal fish from the Indo-Pacific with venomous spines Expand Lionfish
The Eiffel Tower was the centrepiece of Expo 1889 Paris; in 2024, it's hosting this Olympic sport Expand Beach volleyball	While phloem transport sugars and proteins down the stems of vascular plants, this tissue transports water up the stem Expand Xylem	The Return (Biography, 2017) deals with author Hisham Matar's search for the truth of the disappearance of his father, a prominent dissident of this Libyan leader Expand Muammar Gaddafi	Beethoven: Fidelio Expand Opera	"Baka Mitai", known for its numerous deepfake videos, comes from Like a Dragon, formerl"y" known as this Expand Yakuza	Emirates is known to fly over 100 Airbus A380s, but it also flies this American single-decker airliner Expand Boeing 777
One of the many highlights of China's pavilion at Expo 2010 Shanghai China was an animation of this famous Song dynasty handscroll painting Expand Along the River During the Qingming Festival	This small, triangular region of the sternum turns from cartilage to bone as a person ages Expand Xiphoid process	Cornhuskers (Poetry, 1919) was written by this poet who was the namesake of Amtrak's sister train to the Illinois Zephyr from Chicago to Quincy, Illinois Expand Carl Sandburg	Tippett: A Child of Our Time Expand Oratorio	Many people came together to create a full on Ratatouille musical, with Remy being played by this actor in the 2021 benefit concert Expand Tituss Burgess	Motiongate Dubai has attractions themed to various film franchises, including this "nut up or shut up" post-apocalyptic film Expand Zombieland
Osaka will host a World Expo for the third time in 2025; the first was in this year Expand 1970	Egg yolks get their characteristic yellow color due to the presence of this carotenoid Expand Xanthophyll	The 1990 Fiction winner says it all: "The" this Cuban music genre "Kings Play Songs of Love" Expand Mambo	Berg: Wozzeck Expand Opera	Mundial Ronaldinho Soccer 64 actually refers to who is now Ronaldo Nazário; the actual Ronaldinho began his career in this Rio Grande do Sul capital Expand Porto Alegre	"Al Waha" is the third floor exhibit at the Museum of the Future; in Arabic, it means this not-so blurry paradise Expand Oasis

Final Jeopardy! Round

5 GOLD RINGS
The BBC version of 5 Gold Rings was hosted by Philip Schofield, who also hosted this game show taking place within a perspex structure Expand The Cube

Bonus (J!6 style)

"AL" WORDS FROM ARABIC	Sounding like a line of hair products, it is a small recessed section of a room Expand Alcove
LIZARDS	Contrary to popular belief, this lizard's ability to change colour is based mostly on its mood to grab a mate or fight a male Expand Chameleon
WORDS IN "UNIVERSAL"	This tool for a blacksmith was first added in Minecraft in October 2012 Expand Anvil
ANAGRAMMED WORLD CAPITALS	In Asia: animal Expand Manila, Philippines
SOMEBODY THAT I USED TO KNOW	I used to know this game show host, but he'd eventually focus on hosting Wheel of Fortune from 1981 to 2024 Expand Pat Sajak
LET THERE BE LIGHT	Seen on the cover of this iconic Pink Floyd album is a dispersive prism separating visible light into the colours of the rainbow Expand The Dark Side of the Moon
EXPOS	Big, but not easy; this city's World Expo in 1984 was the last held in the United States Expand New Orleans
"X" GON' GIVE IT TO YA	This multi-sport event has been held around the world and sees extreme events such as skateboarding and BMX Expand X Games
PULITZER PRIZE WINNERS	55 years after this 1961 Literature winner, Harper Lee released its sequel, Go Set a Watchman Expand To Kill a Mockingbird
OPERA, ORATORIO, OR MUSICAL?	Sullivan: The Pirates of Penzance Expand Opera
2020 MEMES	Wait, it's all this Buckeye State? Always has been... Expand Ohio
DUBAI	In 2021, Ain Dubai topped Las Vegas's High Roller as the tallest of these amusement rides at a height of 250 metres Expand Ferris wheel