Show #4684 2005-01-06 (taped 2004-11-03) Regular

Kerry Breitenbach game 5.

Contestants

Nick Hoffmann — a graduate student from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Alli Hammond — a college instructor from Cincinnati, Ohio

Kerry Breitenbach — a marketing analyst from South Euclid, Ohio (whose 4-day cash winnings total $81,700)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Kerry	$5,200	$8,400	$16,400	$8,700 5-day champion: $90,400	$15,200 20 R (including 2 DDs), 0 W
Alli	$600	$1,200	$10,000	$100 3rd place: $1,000	$10,000 9 R, 2 W
Nick	$600	$4,800	$12,000	$3,900 2nd place: $2,000	$11,600 21 R (including 1 DD), 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE CIVIL WAR	'90s MUSIC	NATIONAL HISTORIC SITES	NOW THAT'S INVENTIVE!	TRUCKIN'	EDIBLE RHYME TIME
$200 [8] Until the first battle of this in July 1861, the North estimated that the war would last about 90 days (the first Battle of) Bull Run Nick	$200 [6] This rapper had the aptly titled hit "Big Poppa" Biggie Smalls (The Notorious B.I.G.) Alli	$200 [14] A site near Walla Walla commemorates the role of Marcus & Narcissa Whitman in establishing part of this trail the Oregon Trail Alli Nick	$200 [7] In 1889 this Elizabethport, New Jersey company electrified the sewing machine Singer Nick	$200 [18] There's no getting around this company's Dakota & Ram pickups Dodge Nick	$200 [1] Thin soup made from a butterfly relative moth broth Kerry
$400 [9] The fatefully named Stapleton Crutchfield lost one of these limbs at Chancellorsville a leg Kerry	$400 [22] "Don't go chasing" these, TLC asked, "please stick to the rivers and lakes that you're used to" waterfalls Nick	$400 [15] The armory in this Mass. town was America's small arms manufacturer for nearly 200 years Springfield Nick	$400 [10] For astronomy, not hunting, William Gascoigne created the telescopic site with these strands crosshairs	$400 [20] You could drive this automaker's Silverado through an avalanche Chevrolet Nick	$400 [2] The indistinct grumble of a yellow bread spread butter mutter Kerry Nick
$600 [16] As chief of aeronautics, U.S. Army, Thaddeus Lowe organized a corps of 5 of these balloons Nick	$600 [28] In 1995 this brother & sister hit No. 5 with the song "Scream" Michael & Janet Jackson Kerry	$600 [23] The ruins of Puukohola Heiau, a temple built by this king, lie on the Northwestern shore of Hawaii King Kamehameha Nick	$800 [12] This 18th century seed drill inventor shares his name with the band that gave us "Aqualung" Jethro Tull Kerry	$600 [21] This company gives its trucks an "F":150, 250 & 350 Ford Alli	$600 [3] A Toll House treat that's just been recruited a rookie cookie Kerry
$800 [17] McClellan, Burnside, Hooker & Meade successively headed this army the Army of the Potomac Kerry	$800 [29] A successful songwriter & producer, she had "criminal" success with her debut album "Supa Dupa Fly" Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott	$800 [24] The Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site consists of the Monroe Elementary School in this city Topeka, Kansas Nick	DD $1,000 [11] In the '40s AT&T used a radio with no conventional vacuum tubes to demonstrate this device invented in its lab a transistor Kerry	$800 [26] When you hit the tundra, take this truck maker's Tacoma Toyota Kerry Nick	$800 [4] A citrus fruit that emulates Marcel Marceau a lime mime Kerry
$1,000 [19] Troops under the command of this bottom-of-his-class grad from West Point made a disastrous charge at Gettysburg Pickett Nick	$1,000 [30] It's no mystery--this Canadian woman made her Top 40 debut in 1997 with "Building A Mystery" Sarah McLachlan Kerry	$1,000 [25] This war relocation center in California is 1 of 10 camps where Japanese-Americans were interned during WWII Manzanar	$1,000 [13] In the late 19th century, Ellen Eglui invented this washing machine attachment that saved a lot of drying time a wringer Alli	$1,000 [27] Take this company's Titan to a new frontier Nissan Nick	$1,000 [5] A Scottish cap made from Hormel's "spiced ham" a Spam tam Kerry

Double Jeopardy! Round

FOREWORDS	CROSSWORDS	JEOPARDY!KEYWORDS	HOUSEHOLD WORDS	EDWARDS	"F" WORDS
$400 [7] Penguin Classics' introduction to this novel says, "Emily... developed a passionate love of the rough Moorland scenery" Wuthering Heights	$400 [6] "Oliver on 'Still the Beaver'" & "Sherman Hemsley series" have been clues in this publication's weekly puzzle TV Guide Kerry	$400 [24] This city was home to our favorite "German-American physicist" for the last 20 years of his life Princeton Kerry	$400 [9] To mix drinks in the comfort of your living room, it's handy to have this counter with a sink and running water a wet bar Alli	$400 [18] Edward James Olmos was Lt. Castillo, the laconic boss of Crockett & Tubbs, on this Florida cop show Miami Vice Kerry	$400 [1] It rises 12,837 feet above central Honshu Island Mount Fuji Alli
$1,200 [11] "According to" this author, "The Delawares themselves acknowledge the royalty of the Mohicans" James Fenimore Cooper Nick	$800 [17] You'll find the crossword in the "Life" section of this, "The Nation's Newspaper" USA Today Nick	$800 [25] The daughter of a "Spanish Cubist", she designs jewelry & fashion accessories Paloma Picasso Alli	$800 [10] This bed that folds into a closet when not in use is named for its inventor a Murphy bed Nick	$800 [19] This actor skyrocketed to fame playing an altar boy accused of killing a priest in "Primal Fear" Edward Norton Nick	$800 [2] In the novel's original full title, Tom Jones is described as this, meaning an abandoned infant foundling Kerry
DD $1,600 [8] Kurt Vonnegut's opening remarks on this author say, "His schoolbooks were steamboats and mining camps" Mark Twain Kerry	$1,200 [21] 2004 puzzle themes in this daily paper included "Financial Trouble" & "Buy, Buy, Baby" The Wall Street Journal Kerry	$1,200 [26] The "Magyar capital" is divided by this major river the Danube Kerry	$1,200 [14] 7-letter term for the short drapery hung across the top of a window, often used to hide structural fixtures a valance Nick	$1,200 [20] He'slent a patrician air to dozens of movies and TV shows Edward Herrman	$1,200 [3] In 1992 this person was elected to replace California's interim senator John Seymour Dianne Feinstein Nick
$1,600 [12] Its foreword says the "singularly lackluster" Marius is "supposedly a portrait of the youthful Victor Hugo himself Les Miserables Nick	$1,600 [22] Will Shortz, this newspaper's crossword editor, presents puzzles on NPR's "Weekend Edition" The New York Times Alli	$1,600 [27] Girlfriend of the "Polish-French composer", she penned the novel "La Mare au Diable" George Sand Alli	DD $2,000 [15] The name of this large wardrobe with doors & shelves partly comes from the Latin for weapons an armoire Nick	—	$1,600 [4] He served as a midshipman in the U.S. Navy at age 9; that "Damn the torpedoes" quote came 55 years later Farragut Nick
$2,000 [13] "Tess's tragedy is deeper and more far-reaching than" this author's "bare philosophizing about it" (Thomas) Hardy Alli	$2,000 [23] A decade after crosswords were invented, this company with an alliterative name published the 1st book of them Simon & Schuster	$2,000 [28] The partner in crime of "Jeopardy!"'s No. 1 "American traitor", this Brit was hanged in 1780 Major John André Nick	$2,000 [16] It can be an overcoat or a large overstuffed sofa with upholstered arms a chesterfield Kerry Nick	—	$2,000 [5] The name of this small flute comes from the Latin for "peep" fife Alli

Final Jeopardy!

EUROPE

After being subdued by the Franks in the 700s, this people formed a kingdom at Pamplona in the 800s

the Basques

Alli "Who are the Huegonots?" — wagered $9,900

Nick "Who were the Gauls?" — wagered $8,100

Kerry "Who are the Gauls?" — wagered $7,700

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