Show #6466 2012-10-29 (taped 2012-08-21) Regular

Keith Whitener game 4.

Contestants

John-Clark Levin — a writer from Ojai, California

Anne Fierro — an attorney from Fort Lee, New Jersey

Keith Whitener — a research chemist originally from Charlotte, North Carolina (whose 3-day cash winnings total $66,399)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Keith	$2,600	$7,000	$10,800	$21,599 4-day champion: $87,998	$19,800 25 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 2 DDs)
Anne	$1,000	$1,800	$6,600	$1 3rd place: $1,000	$6,600 11 R, 4 W
John-Clark	$4,200	$5,000	$13,800	$102 2nd place: $2,000	$13,800 18 R, 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

2-LETTER RESPONSES	CASEY AT THE BAT	TV	LEWIS OR CLARK	ASIA LOVES THAT AMERICAN BRAND	DO NOT PASS "O"
$200 [1] It was originally calculated by taking a person's mental age, dividing by chronological age & multiplying by 100 IQ John-Clark	$200 [19] As Casey came up to the plate, "there was Jimmy safe at second and Flynn a-hugging" this base third Keith John-Clark	$200 [7] In 2012 the salary of this crane operator would be $42,574--enough to keep his daughter Pebbles in diapers Fred Flintstone Keith	$200 [14] In 1982 Barney Clark got the first permanent, completely artificial one of these organs, the Jarvik-7 a heart Keith	$200 [18] This fast food chain is the No. 1 casual dining brand in China with 660 restaurants; that's a lot of P'zones to go Pizza Hut Keith	$200 [6] According to Catholic doctrine, not quite heaven or hell limbo Anne
$400 [2] High school students can often earn college credits by taking this type of course or exam AP John-Clark	$400 [20] "Responding to the cheers, he lightly doffed" this his hat Anne	$400 [8] "Have Fork, Will Travel", "Kid in a Candy Store" & "Glutton for Punishment" were shows on this network Food TV Anne	$400 [15] Between 1981 & 1991 he won 65 consecutive long jump competitions Carl Lewis Anne	$400 [30] The CEO of this magazine with a bunny logo said it's "more of a fashion brand" in Asia & "we're more like Louis Vuitton" Playboy Anne John-Clark	$400 [10] A homeless migrant who might ride the rails a hobo Keith
$600 [3] Red Cross data on U.S. blood types say 53% of Hispanics are O positive & 0.2% are this negative AB John-Clark	$600 [21] After Casey stared at a called strike one, someone in the stands shouted, "Kill" this person the umpire Keith	$600 [9] Speaking over ESPN highlights of upset players, this man seen here would say, "I can read his lips and he is not praying" Keith Olbermann John-Clark	$600 [26] In 1994 James H. Clark co-founded this company known for its Navigator web browser Netscape Keith	$600 [29] The survey "Asia's top 1,000 brands 2011" had this maker of the Zoom Hyperdunk shoe at No. 10 (ahem, at No. 1? Sony) Nike John-Clark	$600 [11] A wall painting on wet plaster a fresco John-Clark
$800 [4] Initials of the only Canadian province that lies on the Pacific BC (British Columbia) Keith	$800 [22] These 5 concluding words follow "there is no joy in Mudville..." "Mighty Casey has struck out." Keith	$800 [16] In 2010 this talk show host said, "I never thought I'd be jealous of the long, illustrious run that NBC gave "Joey"' Conan O'Brien Anne	$800 [25] Chemist Gilbert Lewis suggested that a chemical bond involves 2 atoms sharing a pair of these, as in a covalent bond electrons John-Clark	$800 [28] "Wouldn't you really rather have" this car? China would, buying triple the number of them sold in the U.S. in 2010 Buick	$800 [12] The body without the limbs or head the torso John-Clark
DD $1,000 [5] These 2 letters & a number indicate the concentration of hydrogen ions in a solution pH Keith	$1,000 [23] "Casey at the Bat" was first published on June 3, 1888 in this San Francisco newspaper owned by W.R. Hearst The Examiner	$1,000 [17] Nathaniel Fisher didn't let a little thing like being killed by a bus stop him from visiting his family on this HBO show Six Feet Under Anne	$1,000 [24] This pen name was made by Latinizing the author's 1st 2 names, reversing their order & then translating them back to English Lewis Carroll Keith	$1,000 [27] In 2010 customers waited in line for 27 hours when this donut chain opened in Bangkok Krispy Kreme Keith Anne	$1,000 [13] A round of gunfire a salvo John-Clark

Double Jeopardy! Round

GEOGRAPHIC TERMS	IT'S A FACT	CIVIL WAR NAMES	FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES	ART & MYTHOLOGY	HELLO, CLEVELAND!
$400 [2] Cerro Blanco, the world's highest one of these wind-blown desert formations, rises almost 6,800 feet in Peru a sand dune John-Clark	$400 [23] NBA games are this many minutes of regulation playing time 48 Keith John-Clark	$400 [15] He reached Savannah in time for Christmas 1864 & presented the city to the Pres., along with 150 captured cannons Sherman Keith	$400 [29] Aha! I have found it, this Greek word that's the state motto of California Eureka Keith	$400 [1] Both Titian & Giovanni Bellini painted this beautiful Roman goddess gazing in a mirror Venus Keith	$400 [30] It was "Hello, Cleveland, open the doors" when this singer who was "Born To Run" gave a free concert in 1978 (Bruce) Springsteen Keith
$800 [3] (Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents the clue.) When a coral reef forms around an island & the island gradually sinks into the sea, what remains is this ring-like coral island an atoll Keith Anne	$800 [27] It's the shortest of the 4 gospels in the New Testament Mark Keith	$800 [14] Of a doomed attack at Gettysburg, this Confederate made the charge that Lee "had my division massacred" (George) Pickett John-Clark	$800 [22] This 2-word French term for an incorrigible child sounds a lot worse than it is enfant terrible John-Clark	$800 [6] An early sculpture by Michelangelo depicts "the battle of" these mythical half-man, half-horse creatures centaurs John-Clark	$800 [28] In 1977 this "Dark Side of the Moon" band said "Hello, Cleveland", playing a concert there to more than 80,000 fans Pink Floyd Keith
$1,200 [4] Also a term for brewing coffee, this is the movement of water from the earth's surface to its subsurface percolation Keith	$1,200 [26] It's the capital of Latvia Riga John-Clark	$1,600 [12] This West Pointer threw out the first pitch, or rather, fired the first Union shot, in defense of Fort Sumter Abner Doubleday Anne John-Clark	$1,200 [21] Russian for "openness", it was Mikhail Gorbachev's policy of open discussion glasnost Anne	$1,200 [5] Cupid, Flora & 3 dancing Graces appear in this Botticelli masterpiece whose name means "springtime " Primavera Anne	$1,200 [19] This movie band shouts "Hello, Cleveland" as they get lost trying to find the stage of the Xanadu star theater Spinal Tap John-Clark
$1,600 [7] It's an imaginary circle located approximately at 66 1/2 degrees south latitude the Antarctic Circle John-Clark	$1,600 [25] This Wisconsin governor survived a recall effort in 2012 Scott Walker Keith	$2,000 [13] This cavalryman twice led his troops in a ride around McClellan, boosting southern morale J.E.B. Stuart John-Clark	$1,600 [20] Come closer--if you don't want to be overheard, speak softly, this way, Italian for "in a low voice" sotto voce Keith	$2,000 [11] Eugene Delacroix painted this enchantress as she was about to kill her children Medea Anne	$1,600 [18] After playing Cleveland's Agora Ballroom, it was "Hello, Cleveland, hello, success" for this "Rich Girl" duo Hall & Oates Anne
$2,000 [8] From the Latin for "tide", it's the place where the wide mouth of a freshwater river meets the ocean tides an estuary Keith	$2,000 [24] The Battle of Guadalcanal began in August of this year 1942 John-Clark	DD $4,000 [9] Gen. Bee's comment about this man may not have been a compliment of steadfastness but a complaint about a lack of support Stonewall Jackson Keith	$2,000 [16] Japanese for "way of the warrior", it was the chivalric code of the samurai bushido Keith	DD $5,000 [10] In a painting by Cezanne, she's cozying up to a swan Leda Keith	$2,000 [17] In 1999 this Chuck D group said, "Hello, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame" & played at a new hip-hop exhibit Public Enemy Anne

Final Jeopardy!

MAMMALS

Ancient Romans knew this animal featured in their circuses as a hippotigris

a zebra

Anne "What is an elephant?" — wagered $6,599

Keith "What is a zebra?" — wagered $10,799

John-Clark "What is an rhinocerous?" — wagered $13,698

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