Show #3996 2002-01-07 (taped 2001-10-29) Regular

Mark Lee game 5.

Contestants

David Bell — an advertising executive from Atlanta, Georgia

Dawn Jameson — a human resources consultant from Clarkdale, Georgia

Mark Lee — a sales manager originally from Peoria, Illinois (whose 4-day cash winnings total $67,500)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Mark	$3,000	$2,000	$15,800	$3,199 2nd place	$10,000 10 R (including 2 DDs), 2 W
Dawn	$400	$2,600	$8,200	$500 3rd place	$8,200 11 R, 0 W
David	$1,400	$9,000	$14,200	$11,999 New champion: $11,999	$13,400 25 R (including 1 DD), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

AT THE BALLET	ACTIVISM	RUGGED TERRAIN	WAY TO GO	AWARDS & HONORS	SLANG
$200 [26] A pas de trois is a dance for 3, & this similar term is a dance for 2 performers a pas de deux David	$200 [18] In 2001 students held a sit-in to demand this type of "wage" for Harvard service workers a living wage David	$200 [7] Twin hills called the Paps are part of the scenery of County Kerry in this country Ireland Mark	$200 [13] The name of this 3-masted sailing ship used by the Spanish Armada is from the Old Spanish for "galley" galleon David	$200 [6] Lorraine Adams of the Dallas Morning News won this prize for Investigative Reporting in 1992 the Pulitzer Prize David	$200 [1] In diner slang, "without moo" means without this no milk David
$400 [27] Margot Fonteyn danced divinely in a 1940 ballet inspired by this author of the "Divine Comedy" Dante David	$400 [19] Court decisions that seek to make laws rather than interpret them are called this type of "activism" judicial activism David	$400 [8] New Hampshire's mount Washington has the skiing spot called Tuckerman this, a narrow valley or gorge ravine	$400 [14] Used by the Inuit for thousands of years, it has a covered deck & an open cockpit in which the rower sits with his oar a kayak David	$400 [9] (Here's Cheryl at the Plaza Hotel with this clue.) At the Plaza on February 10, 1964, this group was presented with two gold records from their latest album the Beatles Dawn	$400 [2] Derived from the word bimbo, it's the male equivalent of a bimbo himbo David
$600 [28] A male drifter lusts after a garage owner's wife in "The Car Man", inspired by this composer's opera "Carmen" Bizet David	$600 [20] One day a year Oxfam America asks people in wealthy countries to do this "for a world harvest" fast Dawn	$600 [25] On Emei Shan, a mountain in this country, you'll pass White Dragon Cave & Elephant Bathing Pool China David	$800 [16] France's TGV & Japan's Shinkansen trains are more popularly known by this "projectile" name a bullet (bullet trains) Dawn	$600 [10] In 1998 this "Dilbert" creator received the Reuben Award from the National Cartoonists Society Scott Adams	$600 [3] In baseball, dancer is slang for this type of pitch the knuckleball
—	$800 [21] You could call Julia Butterfly Hill, seen here, a tree-hugger; she spent two years in one of these California trees a redwood David	$800 [24] Patagonia is mainly in Argentina but part, including craggy Torres del Paine National Park, is in this country Chile Dawn	$1,000 [17] This pioneer wagon could float when the wheels were removed because it was built with the ends higher than the middle a prairie schooner David	$800 [11] This man won the 1982 Best Actor Oscar for playing a 1948 assassination victim Ben Kingsley Mark	$800 [4] (Sofia "rocks" the clue.) In rock-climbing slang, to fall hard to the ground is to do this, also part of a volcano. Aaaah! crater
—	$1,000 [22] If you live in Brea, California, dislike big government & adore elephants, think of joining the Orange County "Young" these Republicans David	$1,000 [23] For hiking info in this mountainous country, contact the Osterreichischer Alpenverein Austria Mark David	DD $1,400 [15] Carl J. Eliason is credited with inventing this vehicle in the 1920s by motorizing a toboggan a snowmobile David	$1,000 [12] A 1985 Peabody Award was presented to Bob Geldof for organizing these performance events Live Aid Mark	$1,000 [5] To be compared to a workby this artist, like the one seen here, is an insult; it means you look better from a distance Monet Mark

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD LIT	GOVERNMENT & POLITICS	COMIC BOOK TO SCREEN	"SUPER" WORDS	PAINT BY NUMBERS	MARY, TYLER OR MOORE
$400 [1] The "Ramayana" is one of the great epic poems written in this classical language Sanskrit David	$400 [20] Before WWII this future French pres. criticized his country's military strategy & argued for Panzer-like tank divisions de Gaulle Dawn	$400 [11] Brandon Lee, who played this title character who came back to life after being shot, was shot & died during the filming The Crow David	$400 [8] Christy Turlington, Eva Herzigova or Naomi Campbell a supermodel Dawn	$400 [16] Gustav Klimt's "Judith I"is anexampleof the Viennese Secession Movement, also known as this "new art" style Art Nouveau David	$400 [6] 7 years a Saint,7 years a Bond Roger Moore Mark Dawn
$800 [2] Because it was dedicated to the schoolchildren of Soweto, the 1980 book "Fire Flames" was banned in this country South Africa Dawn	$800 [21] JFK was the youngest man elected president & this man was the youngest to serve as president Theodore Roosevelt Dawn	$800 [12] People have "shelled out" money for comics & movies based on this Kevin Eastman & Peter Laird quartet the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles David	$800 [9] If you say this 34-letter word from "Mary Poppins" "loud enough you'll always sound precocious" supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Dawn	$800 [19] (Take a look.) Goya's "The Third of May"commemorates the execution of Madrid's citizens by this emperor's troops Napoleon David	$800 [7] The 1999 book "Walk this Way" is about a rock group with this lead singer Steven Tyler David
$1,200 [3] (Let's join Jimmy in New Orleans for this clue) This man from Mississippi wrote his first novel, the 1926 book "Soldier's Pay", while living in the building behind me Faulkner Mark	$1,200 [22] Robbie Robertson is a rock musician; this ex-governor of Wisconsin is Secretary of Health & Human Services Tommy Thompson Mark	$1,200 [13] Fans marveled as Hugh Jackman nailed (or should we say clawed) this hero in 2000 the Wolverine David	$1,200 [10] This "Smooth" Santana album has sold 21 million copies worldwide Supernatural	—	$1,200 [25] Name repeated in the title of a 1976-77 comedy soap Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman Mark
$2,000 [5] "Before Night Falls", the controversial autobiography of this Cuban author, inspired a 2000 film Reinaldo Arenas	$2,000 [24] Her People Power Revolution toppled Ferdinand Marcos & led to her becoming President of the Philippines (Corazon) Aquino Dawn David	$1,600 [14] Shaq smashed as "Steel" & this actor bashed as "Blade" Wesley Snipes	$1,600 [17] In 1006 one of these in the nighttime sky was said to have achieved the brightness of a half-moon a supernova Mark David	—	$1,600 [26] City that's home to a branch of the University of Texas Tyler, Texas David
DD $3,000 [4] Set during a Cossack uprising, "Hadji Murad" is a short novel by this author also known for a much longer work Leo Tolstoy Mark	DD $6,000 [23] What couldn't he do? James K. Polk was the only U.S. president to have held this congressional title, 1835-1839 Speaker of the House Mark	$2,000 [15] This 1995 film cast Sylvester Stallone as a man who was the police, jury & executioner all rolled into one Judge Dredd David	$2,000 [18] On or near the surface, or apparent rather than actual superficial David	—	$2,000 [27] It's who led the Peasants' Revolt in England in 1381 Wat Tyler

Final Jeopardy!

ORGANIZATIONS

In 2001 a fight over these initials pitted the panda against The Rock

WWF

Dawn "What is ASPCA?" — wagered $7,700

David "What is R.O.C.?" — wagered $2,201

Mark "What is WTO" — wagered $12,601

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