Show #4246 2003-02-03 (taped 2002-12-16) Teen Tournament

2003 Teen Tournament quarterfinal game 1.

Contestants

John Matthews — a senior from Escondido, California

Stephanie Ehresman — a senior from Shirley, New York

Tyler Allard — a senior from Garrett Park, Maryland

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Tyler	$2,000	$2,800	$26,000	$33,601 Automatic semifinalist	$16,000 17 R (including 2 DDs), 4 W
Stephanie	$2,800	$6,800	$16,800	$22,000 3rd place: $2,500 if eliminated	$16,600 20 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
John	$2,000	$5,000	$13,000	$26,000 2nd place: $2,500 if eliminated	$13,000 18 R, 0 W

Jeopardy! Round

GHOSTS OF LONDON	TV GUIDE SAYS	U.S. COINS	SYNONYMBLE	INSPECT HER GADGET	NICKNAMES REJECTED BY P. DIDDY
$200 [12] Attention, Colonel Sanders: the ghost of one of these birds has been seen flapping around Highgate since the 1600s chicken Stephanie John	$200 [7] "Football Coach Homer Makes Bart His QB" The Simpsons Tyler	$200 [23] $20 gold coins were a specialty of this mint whose mark is a "D" Denver John	$200 [18] Alice in Wonderland could tell you that a looking-glass is a synonym for one of these mirror Tyler	$200 [1] In 1903 Mary Anderson invented this device that makes it easier to see when you're driving a car in the rain windshield wipers Tyler Stephanie	$200 [2] It's the hole & flap in your portal that allows your schnauzer to go in & out doggie door Stephanie
$400 [13] Dozens of drivers have reportedly seen a ghostly double-decker one of these careening around Kensington bus Stephanie	$400 [8] "Rachel Teaches Joey the Fine Art of Losing After He's Nominated for an Acting Award" Friends Tyler	$400 [24] In 1973 Congress thought about making pennies in this light metal, but the copper industry objected aluminum Tyler Stephanie	$400 [20] 2 of the 3 animals for which pachyderm is a synonym elephant, hippopotamus, rhinoceros Stephanie	$400 [27] Margaret Knight invented a machine to make the square-bottomed variety of these grocery store items in 1870 paper bag Stephanie	$400 [3] It's a burger with cheese & grilled onions on rye bread and toasted in an iron skillet patty melt
$600 [14] A ghost seen in a gutter at Whitechapel may be that of Polly Nicholls, this murderer's first victim Jack the Ripper Stephanie	$600 [9] "Eddie Visits a Dog Psychiatrist" Frasier Tyler	$600 [17] If you like to roll your own coins, you know there are this many pennies in a standard roll 50 Stephanie	$600 [19] This synonym for the Netherlands technically refers to only part of the country Holland John	$600 [28] The holder of 28 patents, Helena Augusta Blanchard invented the first of these that could do a zigzag stitch sewing machine John	$600 [4] It's the abbreviation for a device that stores your data; a Palm Pilot, for example PDA Stephanie
$800 [15] The Drury Lane, a famous one of these in London, is haunted by a "man in grey" who sometimes shows up for matinees theater Tyler	$800 [10] "Grissom and Catherine Investigate the Murder of a Wealthy Couple..." CSI Tyler John	$800 [25] Just prior to all those individual state designs, the quarter had one of these birds on the back eagle John	DD $1,000 [21] As a verb, this Aboriginal weapon is a synonym for backfire boomerang Stephanie	$800 [29] A holder of 49 patents, Beulah Henry invented one of these to duplicate documents long before Xerox copy machine John	$800 [5] It's a soft pad used to apply makeup to the face, or an old derby for female pilots powder puff
$1,000 [16] (Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from London) It's said the ghost of this nine-day queen appears on February 12, the anniversary of her execution on Tower Green Lady Jane Grey Tyler	$1,000 [11] "Amy Hears a High-Profile Paternity Case That Involves a Dead Billionaire with Big-Name Attorneys" Judging Amy John	$1,000 [26] A study done in 1978 found people hated this coin even before it was issued; it looked too much like a quarter the Susan B. Anthony dollar coin Tyler	$1,000 [22] If someone asks you for another term for one of these books made famous by Roget, tell him, "synonym finder" thesaurus Stephanie	$1,000 [30] Lillian Moller Gilbreth invented the type of this household item with the step-on opener still used today garbage can Stephanie	$1,000 [6] International travelers like this airport shop that eliminates import & export fees duty-free shop Stephanie

Double Jeopardy! Round

SHORT STORIES	SEEING STARS	WORLD HERITAGE SITES	ANIMAL PASSION	THE 1400s	"PE" CLASS
$400 [11] In this story, a shattered pumpkin is found where the Headless Horseman threw his head at Ichabod Crane "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" Tyler	$400 [12] You can catch this "Men in Black" star in TV reruns of "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" Will Smith John	$400 [22] Famous for its half dome & waterfalls, this California national park is a World Heritage Site Yosemite John	$400 [26] Males of these animals abandon their mates, so the "Goldilocks" family isn't realistic bears John	$400 [1] The age of this this type of fighting man was ending; the Teutonic ones got whupped by King Casimir IV of Poland knights John	$400 [3] Jesus told him "Upon this rock I will build my church" Peter Stephanie
$800 [17] "The Monster and Other Stories" by this "Red Badge of Courage" author appeared in 1899, 1 year before his untimely death Stephen Crane John	$800 [13] In 1994 this funny man could be seen in "The Mask", "Dumb and Dumber" & "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" Jim Carrey John	$800 [23] There's a possible $53,000 fine if you remove coral from this World Heritage Site on Australia's northeast coast The Great Barrier Reef Tyler	$800 [27] This rodent's quills are missing from the underside of the female's tail (fortunately for the male) porcupine John	$800 [2] A key part of the Italian Renaissance was the discovery of literature in these 2 languages Greek & Latin Stephanie	$800 [4] Type of person who sees a glass as half empty, rather than half full pessimist John
$1,200 [18] His famous stories "Franny" & "Zooey" were published originally in The New Yorker J.D. Salinger Stephanie	$1,200 [14] You'll see a lot of stars in 2001's "Ocean's Eleven", including this actor as Danny Ocean George Clooney Tyler	$1,200 [24] Christianity & Judaism recognize this city's Old City as this site of Abraham's aborted sacrifice of his son Jerusalem Tyler	$1,200 [28] Geese & these birds that include the trumpeter type mate for life; ducks are more promiscuous swans Stephanie	$1,200 [5] In 1453 this country's warriors won the Battle of Castillon & the Hundred Years' War was finally over France Tyler Stephanie	$1,200 [6] Aim high & maybe one day you'll wind up living in this top-floor luxury apartment penthouse Stephanie
$1,600 [19] Miss Marple & her friends meet once a week to solve mysteries in "The Tuesday Club Murders" by this author Agatha Christie	$1,600 [15] Great Scot! In "Moulin Rouge", this lad from "Phantom Menace" shows off his singing talents Ewan McGregor Tyler	$1,600 [21] The national park named for this mountain, Africa's largest point, was added to the list in 1987 Mount Kilimanjaro John	$1,600 [29] Bull elephants rarely fight, but the over 5,000-pound elephant type of these often battle it out seals Tyler	$2,000 [10] This empire lost Ankara in 1402, but got it back the next year Ottoman Empire Stephanie	$1,600 [7] It's a list of ancestors, especially of a purebred dog pedigree John
$2,000 [20] Even Uncle Vanya might be bored by "A Boring Story", which this Russian playwright wrote in 1889 Anton Chekhov Tyler	$2,000 [16] This star of "O" & "10 Things I Hate About You" is often seen at Columbia Univ., where she's an English major Julia Stiles Stephanie	DD $10,000 [25] A major maritime power from the 10th century, this Italian city is "an extraordinary architectural masterpiece" Venice Tyler	$2,000 [30] In the red uakari, a South American species of this, males want to be as red-faced as possible to attract females monkey	DD $3,600 [9] Portuguese sailors crossed this line & found that the ocean didn't boil there, as was thought equator Tyler	$2,000 [8] In mythology she's the faithful & patient wife of Odysseus Penelope Tyler

Final Jeopardy!

HISTORIC AMERICANS

Elizabeth Shoumatoff was sketching his portrait when he fell unconscious April 12, 1945; he died 2 hours later

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

John "Who was FDR?" — wagered $13,000

Stephanie "Who was Franklin D. Roosevelt?" — wagered $5,200

Tyler "Who was FDR" — wagered $7,601

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