Show #2528 1995-09-06 (taped 1995-07-18) Regular

Contestants

Lisa Grean — a music critic from Honolulu, Hawaii

John Cassidy — an accountant from Spring Lake, New Jersey

Carol Ann Hilton — a fundraiser from Washington, D.C. (whose 1-day cash winnings total $12,801)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Carol Ann	$2,100	$3,900	$6,900	$13,201 2-day champion: $26,002	$6,900 19 R, 1 W
John	$0	$400	$6,600	$0 3rd place: Insight 486SX desktop computer	$5,400 12 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Lisa	$2,400	$2,800	$10,200	$6,599 2nd place: TWA trip to Miami to Tortola at The Mornings	$10,700 25 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

RUSSIAN RULERS	NURSERY RHYMES	HAIRSTYLES	FLORIDA	ARCHITECTURE	4-LETTER WORDS
$100 [9] She was born Sophia Augusta Fredericka of Anhalt-Zerbst in Pomerania Catherine the Great Carol Ann	$100 [16] Gardener Mary, Mary was described as "quite" this contrary Carol Ann	$100 [3] Girls of the late '60s pressed their hair with a warm one of these to remove all waviness iron Lisa	$100 [23] There are about 30,000 of these in the state & Okeechobee is the largest lakes Lisa	$100 [18] Designed by Donato Bramante, the Tempietto of San Pietro in this city marks the site of St. Peter's martyrdom Rome Lisa	$100 [1] A cur or a mongrel mutt Carol Ann
$200 [10] In the 1890s he nominally presided over construction of the Trans-Siberian railroad Nicholas II Lisa	$200 [17] In one version, "Threescore men, and threescore more, cannot place" him "as he was before" Humpty Dumpty Lisa	$200 [4] These, called fringe in England, are hair combed forward over the forehead & cut straight across bangs Lisa	$200 [24] This Florida city was the only Confederate capital east of the Mississippi not captured by the Union Tallahassee John	$200 [19] Styles of this building feature include pitched, hipped & gambrel roofs John	$200 [2] A ship runs from this "to stern" stem Lisa
$300 [11] In the 1690s he recruited about 900 technicians on his tour of western Europe Peter the Great Lisa	$300 [28] One rhyme claims he had a pig that was not very lean & not very fat Jack Sprat Carol Ann	$300 [5] This "Indian" style features a shaved head with a strip of hair running from brow to nape mohawk Carol Ann	$300 [25] This space center is headquartered on Merritt Island, not on Cape Canaveral Kennedy Space Center Lisa	$300 [20] This Conn. city's old state house, designed by Charles Bulfinch is a masterpiece of the Federalist style Hartford Lisa	$300 [6] It means to put your money away or to hit a billiard ball off a cushion bank Carol Ann
$400 [12] In 1581 he killed his son & heir in a rage Ivan the Terrible Lisa	$400 [29] Barnyard cry that precedes "My dame has lost her shoe" cock-a-doodle-doo	$400 [14] This men's hairstyle was originally worn by Ivy League college rowers, hence its name crew cut Carol Ann	$500 [27] Cars were once raced on this beach that's 23 miles long & 500 feet wide Daytona Beach Carol Ann	$400 [21] The turnpike type of this building feature is circular or winding staircase Carol Ann	$400 [7] It can precede bike or cheap & Ajax is stronger than it dirt Carol Ann
$500 [13] This ruler took his last name, meaning "of the Neva", from the Neva River, where he defeated the Swedes in 1240 Alexander Nevsky Lisa	$500 [30] "Christmas is coming, the geese are getting fat, please to put a penny in" here old man's hat Carol Ann	$500 [15] A special type of this short, boyish cut of the 1920s was named for Irene Castle bob Carol Ann	DD $1,100 [26] This city's name resulted from the 1879 wreck of a ship carrying coconuts Palm Beach Lisa	$500 [22] Charles Garnier won an 1860s competition to design this European city's famed opera house Paris Lisa	$500 [8] From a middle English word for lost or unclaimed, it's a homeless child waif Lisa

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE 20th CENTURY	TENORS, ANYONE?	TRAVEL & TOURISM	PHILOSOPHY	AMERICAN LITERATURE	"GREAT" FILMS
$200 [1] Jane Addams & Helen Keller were among the founders of this organization abbreviated ACLU American Civil Liberties Union Carol Ann	$200 [11] This legendary Italian tenor who died in 1921 was awarded a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 1987 Caruso Lisa	$200 [6] On a clear day atop Hong Kong's Victoria Peak, you can see all the way to this country China Lisa	$200 [26] This philosopher & student of Plato was born in Stagira in northern Greece in 384 B.C. Aristotle Lisa	$200 [21] This Alex Haley work is subtitled "The Saga of an American Family" Roots John	$200 [13] Steve McQueen did many of the stunts himself for this film about inmates breaking out of a POW camp The Great Escape Carol Ann
$400 [2] In 1947 he was at the controls when the world's largest aircraft made its first & only flight Howard Hughes John	$400 [12] As GM of this N.Y. opera company, tenor Edward Johnson introduced Rise Stevens & Robert Merrill Metropolitan Opera Carol Ann	$400 [7] At this island's Marina Grande, you can book a boat tour of the Blue Grotto Isle of Capri John	$400 [27] This French philosopher & lover of Heloise was an early exponent of the doctrine called Scholasticism Abelard Lisa	$400 [22] James A. Michener used this war as a background for "The Bridges at Toko-Ri" & "Sayonara" Korean War John Lisa	$400 [14] It was Charlie Chaplin's first film with spoken dialogue The Great Dictator
$600 [3] In 1916 Gen. John Pershing was sent to capture this Mexican rebel Pancho Villa Carol Ann	$600 [18] Beniamino Gigli, best known for Italian opera, was also praised for his performance in this composer's "Lohengrin" Wagner Lisa	$600 [8] In Tel Aviv it's the number of streets that meet at Kikar Magen David 6 Carol Ann	$600 [28] This Scottish economist wrote "The Theory of Moral Sentiments", a philosophical treatise, in 1759 Adam Smith John	$600 [23] This recent James Redfield novel tells of an ancient manuscript fround in Peru The Celestine Prophecy	$600 [15] James Earl Jones received an Oscar nomination for his portrayal of boxer Jack Jefferson in this film The Great White Hope John
$800 [4] Asian country with which the "Killing Fields" were originally associated Cambodia John	$800 [19] In 1992 this "King of the High C's" admitted lip-synching a concert Pavarotti Lisa	$800 [9] The emerald-hilt dagger featured in the film "Topkapi" can be seen in this Turkish city's Topkapi palace Istanbul Carol Ann Lisa	$800 [29] He refined his concept of the superman in "Beyond Good and Evil" Nietzsche John	$1,000 [25] This 1939 James Thurber short story about a henpecked husband was first published in The New Yorker The Secret Life of Walter Mitty Carol Ann John	$800 [16] Robert Redford was flying high as a barnstorming pilot in this 1975 film The Great Waldo Pepper Carol Ann
$1,000 [5] On Nov. 18, 1978 the Jonestown massacre occurred in this country Guyana John	DD $1,600 [20] This tenor's name means "peaceful Sunday" Placido Domingo Lisa	$1,000 [10] This largest language instruction company also publishes travel guides Berlitz Lisa	$1,000 [30] Some consider his "Critique of Pure Reason" the most influential modern work of philosophy (Immanuel) Kant Lisa	DD $2,000 [24] John Updike has won 2 Pulitzer Prizes for novels about this title character Rabbit Angstrom John	$1,000 [17] Robert Duvall as a marine pilot imposed a militaristic lifestyle on his family in this 1979 film The Great Santini Lisa

Final Jeopardy!

FAMOUS WOMEN

Of a famous 1955 event she said, "My only concern was to get home after a hard day's work"

Rosa Parks

John "Who was Elizabeth II" — wagered $6,600

Carol Ann "Who was Rosa Parks?" — wagered $6,301

Lisa "Who was Monroe" — wagered $3,601

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