Show #6529 2013-01-24 (taped 2012-10-23) Regular

Joshua Brakhage game 2.

Contestants

Waymond Mitchell — a quotation specialist from Houston, Texas

Zora Shinn — a retired attorney from Solvang, California

Joshua Brakhage — a TV news producer originally from South Coffeyville, Oklahoma (whose 1-day cash winnings total $20,006)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Joshua	$4,000	$6,000	$10,000	$20,000 2-day champion: $40,006	$10,000 19 R, 2 W
Zora	$800	$2,400	$16,000	$11,900 2nd place: $2,000	$16,800 18 R, 1 W (including 1 DD)
Waymond	$2,000	$3,800	$5,200	$10,400 3rd place: $1,000	$9,800 13 R (including 1 DD), 5 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

LET'S MAKE A QUILT	GEO-POLITICIANS	"L" CAN EAT	AUTHOR! AUTHOR!	EYE ON SPORTS	VOWELICIOUS
$200 [22] This "mad" patchwork quilt is made from irregular or scrap pieces sewn in no particular pattern or design a crazy quilt Zora	$200 [16] This first signer of the Declaration of Independence has his name on several towns & a Boston Univ. student village John Hancock Joshua	$200 [1] This twisty candy was used to make the shoe Charlie Chaplin ate in "The Gold Rush" licorice Waymond	$200 [11] Born in a slum, he was admitted to the University of Copenhagen in 1828; his first book of fairy tales came 7 years later Hans Christian Andersen Joshua	$200 [6] Shebegan wearing glasses in 1985; that didn't stop her from being the world's number one tennis player that year & in '86 Martina Navratilova Waymond	$200 [21] If you "paddle your own" this transport, you manage independently a canoe Zora
$400 [23] The 19th-centurystyleofquiltnamed for this Maryland city can fetch 6-figure sums at auction today Baltimore	$400 [17] J. Strom Thurmond Lake lies on the border of Georgia & this state represented by Senator Thurmond for 48 years South Carolina Zora	$400 [2] In Lombardy this layered dish is a Christmastime specialty, with the sheets of pasta symbolizing Jesus' swaddling clothes lasagna Joshua	$400 [12] The 8th child of sharecroppers & a writer of "Purple" prose, she was blinded in one eye in a childhood accident Alice Walker Waymond	$400 [7] The Nike-designed eyewear of Amare Stoudemire, now of this team, survived tests including a 90-mph squash ball the New York Knicks Joshua Waymond	$400 [25] Aloha! This 4-stringed instrument is related to the guitar a ukulele Joshua
$600 [24] This layer inside a quilt that provides thickness & warmth sounds like an activity for Josh Hamilton batting Joshua	DD $800 [18] Alamo is the seat of the Tennessee county named for this frontiersman & congressman Davy Crockett Zora	$600 [3] To prepare this Thermidor style, mix the meat with a Béchamel sauce & spoon it back into the shells lobster Joshua	$600 [13] In 1994 Candace Bushnell created a column called this; in '95, it was sold as a book; then in '96, to HBO Sex and the City Joshua	$600 [8] Aided by 20/10 vision, this Red Sox "splendid splinter" won the 1958 batting title at age 40 Ted Williams Waymond	$600 [26] When it's midnight at this small, fertile desert area with a well, send your camel to bed an oasis Zora
$800 [29] These social gatherings where women would make quilts together were a popular feature of frontier life a bee Joshua	$800 [19] The last U.S. president to have a county named for him (in N.M.), he may be best known for the Teapot Dome scandal Warren G. Harding	$800 [4] Delicate sponge cake in the shape of a digit ladyfinger Joshua	$800 [14] His volunteering to take mind-altering drugs as a test subject at a hospital led to a 1962 novel, his best-known work Ken Kesey Zora	$800 [9] Saying he'd be considered legally blind without specs, this golfer got LASIK in 1999, then--natch--won the Disney Classic Tiger Woods	$800 [27] It now means rules of social behavior; in French it meant a posting of military orders etiquette Waymond
$1,000 [30] Quilts may be pieced, where shapes are cut & sewn together, or this, where cut pieces are sewn to a background appliqué Zora	$1,000 [20] This 5'4" "Little Giant" who debated Abraham Lincoln has an 11,300' mountain named for him in Montana Stephen Douglas Joshua	$1,000 [5] Make sure you have plenty of schmear to go with this brand of bagels that went frozen in 1962 Lender's Joshua	$1,000 [15] This author who said welcome to "The Jungle" organized the EPIC (End Poverty in Calif.) movement in the 1930s Upton Sinclair Joshua	$1,000 [10] On April 18, 1956 Ed Rommel became the first man with this job to wear eyeglasses during work (baseball) umpire Joshua Waymond	$1,000 [28] Propeller is one type of this skullcap a beanie Joshua Waymond

Double Jeopardy! Round

ROMAN ALONG	NONMUSICAL INSTRUMENTS	WATERFALLS	WEATHER SONGS	BACK WORDS	"BOUND" FOR GLORY
$400 [6] The building of this arena was begun by Vespasian around 70 A.D. & finished by his son Titus in 80 the Colosseum Zora	$400 [11] Used car sellers beware--rolling back this instrument to show lower mileage is illegal odometer Joshua	$400 [22] David Livingstone sighted these falls on Nov. 16, 1855 & named them for the monarch Victoria Falls Joshua	$400 [1] "Riders On The Storm" was the last song this Doors vocalist ever recorded; he died in Paris a few months later Jim Morrison Zora	$400 [12] Between the vertebrae are these, which are mostly fibrocartilage & act as shock absorbers discs Zora	$400 [14] To increase rapidly is to "grow by" this 3-word phrase leaps and bounds Joshua
$800 [7] Organized by Augustus in 6 A.D., the Vigiles were a group of these, who might have helped when Nero took over firemen	$800 [13] A doctor uses a cardiotachometer to record & time this heartbeat (or heart rate) Joshua	$800 [23] Entering the valley of this national park, you may fall in love with Bridalveil Fall Yosemite Zora	$800 [2] "The answer, my friend", is this No. 2 Peter, Paul & Mary song written by Bob Dylan "Blowin' In The Wind" Zora	$800 [27] It's Latin for "of the back" & follows latissimus in the name of the broadest muscles of the back dorsi Zora Waymond	$800 [15] To exist in plenty abound Joshua Waymond
$1,200 [8] He was Julius Caesar's wingman, leading the left wing of Caesar's troops in the Battle of Pharsalus Marc Antony Joshua Waymond	$1,200 [19] This instrument of torture consisted of a human-sized case in the form of a woman & studded with sharp spikes iron maiden Zora	$1,200 [24] You can take an elevator to the base of this waterfall to visit the Cave of the Winds, which is behind it Niagara Falls Waymond	$1,200 [3] John Fogerty wrote this group's protest song "Who'll Stop The Rain" Creedence Clearwater Revival Waymond	$1,200 [28] SBA is short for this Association that helps those with a certain neural tube defect, the SB in its name Spina Bifida	$1,200 [16] After a breakup, you're "on" this the rebound Waymond
$1,600 [9] In 321 A.D. this emperor declared Sunday the legal day of rest & religious worship Constantine Zora	$1,600 [20] A nephograph is an instrument for photographing these in the sky clouds Waymond	DD $2,000 [25] Ironically, it leaps from a plateau whose name means "devil's mountain" Angel Falls Waymond	$1,600 [4] In this 1963 hit Martha & the Vandellas sang, "Whenever I'm with him something inside starts to burning" "Heat Wave"	$1,600 [29] The wearing of a brace & surgery are possible treatments for this common lateral curvature of the spine scoliosis Zora	$1,600 [17] A rogue or cad bounder Zora
$2,000 [10] In 212 this emperor known for his baths extended Roman citizenship to all free persons of the empire Caracalla Zora	DD $5,000 [21] This instrument that records respiratory movements shares its name with a classic drawing kit spirograph Waymond	$2,000 [26] A spectacular group of waterfalls in Norway has this numerical name, like the Pleiades the Seven Sisters Waymond	$2,000 [5] In 1970 Anne Murray told it to "spread your tiny wings & fly away" "Snowbird"	—	$2,000 [18] 2012 marks the golden anniversary of the U.S. branch of this outdoor education program Outward Bound Zora

Final Jeopardy!

OLYMPIC HOST CITIES

When this city hosted the XIV Winter Olympics, it was located in a different nation than today

Sarajevo

Waymond "What is Sarajevo?" — wagered $5,200

Joshua "What is Sarejevo?" — wagered $10,000

Zora "What is Seoul" — wagered $4,100

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