Show #1985 1993-04-02 (taped 1992-12-02) Regular

Contestants

Arthur Stephenson — a construction inspector originally from Fulton, New York

Kevin Porter — a software consultant from Guelph, Canada

David Juliano — a casino dealer from Las Vegas, Nevada (whose 1-day cash winnings total $8,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
David	$2,000	$1,800	$4,000	$8,000 2nd place: a week's vacation at Murrieta Hot Springs Resort & Health Spa, Southern California + Daniel Mink his & hers Bolero Collection gold Swiss watches	$4,000 17 R, 6 W
Kevin	$500	$2,600	$9,800	$9,000 New champion: $9,000	$10,400 25 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Arthur	$500	$1,200	$3,800	$4,444 3rd place: Smith Corona WP1100 word processor + Wheel of Fortune / Jeopardy! video games for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System and the Sega Genesis system	$4,400 13 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

THE WAR OF 1812	MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS	WORD ORIGINS	STATE CAPITALS	TRAFFIC SIGNS	POTPOURRI
$100 [9] He watched the 1814 bombardment of Fort McHenry from a British ship & wrote a poem about it Francis Scott Key David	$100 [21] Almost always played in pairs, these rattles originated among the Indians of South America maracas David Kevin	$100 [13] This term for a copy or reproduction is from the Latin meaning "to make similar" facsimile Kevin	$100 [1] It was named for Hertford, England Hartford, Connecticut David	$100 [26] When drawing a stop sign, stop after this many sides 8 Kevin Arthur	$100 [5] The pattern of the fibrous tissue in wood, it's tough to go against it the grain David
$200 [17] At the time of the war, Britain was involved in a long-standing struggle with this country France Arthur	$200 [22] Instead of having valves like a trumpet, a trombone has this to alter the pitch a slide Kevin	$200 [4] December, decimal & decimate all come from the Latin word for this ten David	$200 [2] This capital city of Maine lies on both sides of the Kennebec River Augusta David	$200 [27] A truck pictured in silhouette on a wedge shape indicates this a grade (or a hill) David	$200 [8] Staves are bound to form one of these containers of rather fun monkeys a barrel Kevin
$300 [18] On June 1, 1812 this president asked Congress to declare war on Great Britain Madison Arthur	$300 [23] Popular with amateur musicians, the recorder is a type of this woodwind a flute	$300 [14] Some believe the word gimmick began as gimac, an anagram of this magic David	$300 [3] Originally called Edwinton, it was renamed in 1873 to honor Germany's "Iron Chancellor" Bismarck (North Dakota) Arthur	$300 [28] It's the symbol in common to no right turn, winding road & one way signs an arrow David Kevin	$300 [10] Completes the title of the Strauss waltz "Tales from the..." the Vienna Woods Kevin
$400 [19] The most important U.S. naval victories were MacDonough's on Lake Champlain & his on Lake Erie Oliver Hazard Perry Arthur	$400 [24] A long-necked lute called the samisen is a popular instrument of this country Japan Arthur	$400 [15] This sport derives its name from the word association, as in association football soccer Arthur	$400 [6] Founded by gold prospectors, it's situated about 5,280 feet above sea level Denver Kevin	$400 [29] The sign showing a man walking between 2 lines usually has this 7-letter abbreviation PED XING (for pedestrian crossing) Kevin	$400 [11] The gray wolf can also be found lumbering around under this name the timberwolf Arthur
$500 [20] In April 1813 Americans briefly captured this capital of Upper Canada, then called York Toronto David Kevin Arthur	$500 [25] The 1978 hit "Feels So Good" features Chuck Mangione on this brass instrument the flugelhorn David	DD $600 [16] Meaning vain & above oneself, this adjective comes from the Middle French for "high" haughty Arthur	$500 [7] The Confederate States of America were founded in this capital city on February 4, 1861 Montgomery, Alabama David Kevin	$500 [30] National guide signs for motorist services are blue; guide signs for directions, this color green Kevin	$500 [12] The object in this Scottish Highland game is to make sure the log leaves your hands & travels straight the caber toss David

Double Jeopardy! Round

SCIENCE	THE MIDDLE EAST	ARTISTS	POLITICIANS	SHAKESPEARE	FILE UNDER "H"
$200 [10] Measured in ohms, it's the R in Ohm's law, V=IR resistance David	$200 [30] After Beirut, Tarabulus is this country's largest city Lebanon Arthur	$200 [27] Nicola Pisano sculpted a splendid Gothic pulpit for this city's baptistery near the Leaning Tower Pisa David	$200 [11] In 1973 Lindy Boggs became the first woman elected to the house from this "Bayou State" Louisiana Arthur	$200 [4] This play about a Moor was inspired by a tale in Cinthio's "Hecatommithi" Othello Kevin	$200 [17] This part of a hog's hind leg that includes the hip, thigh & knee may be cured a ham Kevin
$400 [1] Next in the sequence: pentagon, hexagon, heptagon... octagon Arthur	$400 [29] In 1988 King Hussein surrendered this country's claim to the disputed West Bank Jordan Kevin	$400 [28] Born in 1904, this wildly eccentric Spaniard was influenced greatly by metaphysical art Salvador Dalí Arthur	$400 [13] This current California governor's first elected office was state assemblyman in 1966 Pete Wilson Kevin	$400 [5] This play inspired Robert Browning's poem "Caliban Upon Setebos" The Tempest Kevin	$400 [9] This high school subject deals with day-to-day living: food & nutrition, child care, etc. home economics Kevin
$600 [2] In the time it takes this largest planet to go once around the Sun, Earth has gone around 12 times Jupiter Kevin	$800 [19] Abu Dhabi is the largest & most populous of the states that make up this nation the United Arab Emirates David	$600 [21] This Saturday Evening Post illustrator's portrait of Nixon hangs in the National Portrait Gallery Rockwell Kevin	$600 [12] In August 1992 this Secretary of State resigned to run President Bush's reelection campaign James Baker David Kevin	$600 [6] In this comedy Julia disguises herself as a boy to follow Proteus from Verona to Milan Two Gentlemen of Verona David Arthur	$600 [18] This kids' game starts with a player throwing her puck into the number 1 section hopscotch David
$800 [3] A good electrical insulator, this yellowish resin produces a charge of static electricity when rubbed amber David	$1,000 [20] Eastern Thrace is the European portion of this nation Turkey David Arthur	$800 [26] Edouard Manet preferred not to exhibit with this group, but his sister-in-law Berthe Morisot did the Impressionists David	$800 [14] New York's senior senator, he once served as U.S. ambassador to the U.N. (Daniel Patrick) Moynihan Kevin	$800 [7] Falstaff's last line in this comedy is "When night-dogs run, all sorts of deer are chased" The Merry Wives of Windsor Kevin	$800 [23] Robert A. Heinlein's "Stranger in a Strange Land" won this award for 1962 the Hugo Kevin
$1,000 [16] Isaac Newton found the strength of this depends on 2 things: mass & distance gravity Kevin	DD $1,800 [22] Country whose currency is seen here: Iraq Kevin	$1,000 [25] This Alice in Wonderland illustrator was knighted in 1893 Sir John Tenniel	DD $1,800 [15] This Virginian is the ranking Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee John Warner Kevin	$1,000 [8] Guinness says 4 of the actors died during Sir John Gielgud's 1942 production of this "bad luck" play Macbeth Arthur	$1,000 [24] The only branch of this presidential library is in West Branch, Iowa the Hoover Library David

Final Jeopardy!

THE TONY AWARDS

He won his first of 9 Tonys for the first Broadway musical he choreographed, "The Pajama Game"

Bob Fosse

Arthur "Who is Bob Fosse" — wagered $644

David "Who is Bob Fosse?" — wagered $4,000

Kevin "Who is Cliff Claven" — wagered $800

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