Show #1635 1991-10-11 (taped 1991-08-20) Regular

Leszek Pawlowicz game 2.

Contestants

Vincent Soatikee — a musician and actor from Los Angeles, California

Nick Pyle — an architect from Los Angeles, California

Leszek Pawlowicz — a materials scientist from Phoenix, Arizona (whose 1-day cash winnings total $15,401)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Leszek	$3,200	$7,300	$12,700	$8,000 2-day champion: $23,401	$16,100 40 R (including 1 DD), 1 W (including 1 DD)
Nick	$900	$1,400	$400	$1 3rd place: Hotpoint extra-large washer & dryer + the Nintendo Entertainment System	$5,400 11 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)
Vince	$-300	$-300	$1,700	$700 2nd place: a trip to Cancun aboard AeroCancun with accomodations at the Hotel Oasis Cancun	$1,700 5 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

ZOOLOGY	COMPLETES THE FILM TITLE	FOOD	LOUISIANA	TEXTILES	GO TO "H"
$100 [6] Great Danes were developed to hunt these fierce, powerful hogs boars Leszek	$100 [1] "The Greatest Story..." Ever Told Leszek	$100 [19] This Japanese dish can be many ingredients, not just raw fish, wrapped around vinegared rice sushi Leszek	$100 [26] During the Civil War, the state capital was moved to Opelousas; it returned to this city in 1882 Baton Rouge Leszek	$100 [11] In 1958 this photography company introduced Kodel, a type of polyester Kodak Leszek	$100 [13] It's the medical term for bad breath halitosis Leszek
$200 [7] The Grevy's species of this striped animal is found in Kenya, Ethiopia & Somalia zebra Nick	$200 [2] "Ferris Bueller's..." Day Off Leszek	$200 [20] Coarse hominy is called samp & ground hominy, this grits Leszek	$200 [27] New Orleans first held this festival in 1699 Mardi Gras Leszek	$200 [12] Short, loose fibers that form the fuzz found in a dryer's trap lint Leszek	$200 [14] Established in 1519, this capital is the largest city in the West Indies Havana (Cuba) Nick Vince
$300 [8] This massively built ox is sometimes found 20,000 feet above sea level a yak Leszek	$300 [3] "Desperately Seeking..." Susan Leszek	$300 [21] The cheese steak sandwich is thought to have originated in this city in the 1930s Philadelphia Leszek	$300 [28] This country got Louisiana from France in 1762 & kept it for 38 years before ceding it back to France Spain Leszek	$300 [18] For textiles, the best type of this fiber comes from the Bactrian variety camelhair Leszek	$300 [15] This small nocturnal mammal covered with spines rolls into a ball when threatened a hedgehog Leszek
$500 [10] The pocket gopher was named for the fur-lined pockets on this part of its body cheeks Nick Vince	$400 [4] "Fast Times..." at Ridgemont High Nick	$400 [22] In Europe, some cook & eat the shoots of this beer-flavoring vine hops Leszek	$400 [29] The state seal features this bird feeding 3 of its young the pelican Leszek	$400 [24] Derived from the stems of plants, bast fibers include jute, ramie & this linen producer flax Leszek	$400 [16] This royal family ruled Great Britain from 1714 to 1901 Hanover Leszek
DD $1,000 [9] The golden marmoset, whose hair looks like a lion's mane, is one of the smallest of these anlmals monkeys Leszek	$500 [5] "Mr. Blandings Builds..." His Dream House Leszek	$500 [23] The famous French tarte tatin contains this fruit apples Nick	$500 [30] The state's first railroad was begun in 1831 by a company named for this large lake Lake Pontchartrain	$500 [25] The larva of the Bombyx mori moth produces this fiber silk Leszek	$500 [17] He wrote the oldest extant major Greek prose work & the 1st history in Western civilization Herodotus Leszek

Double Jeopardy! Round

ARCHAEOLOGY	MONTHS	19th C. AMERICANS	SCIENCE	FRENCH LITERATURE	OLD TESTAMENT
$200 [5] Fragments of poems about Baal were descovered in the early 1930s on tablets made of this clay Leszek	$200 [11] Armed Forces Day & Memorial Day are both observed during this month May Leszek	$200 [16] This Grand Detour, Illinois blacksmith invented the steel plow around 1838 John Deere Leszek	$200 [2] These identifying features are categorized on the basis of arches, loops & whorls fingerprints Leszek	$200 [21] Of Delmonico, Filet Mignon or Chateaubriand, the one who was a French novelist Chateaubriand Vince	$200 [26] His friends were cast into the fiery furnace & he was cast into the lion's den Daniel Nick
$400 [6] The tall, large-headed statues on this Pacific island were carved from tuff, a volcanic rock Easter Island Nick	$400 [12] This summer month's birthstone is the ruby & its special flower, the water lily July Vince	$400 [17] She was called "The Angel of the Battlefield" for her efforts in caring for Civil War wounded Clara Barton Leszek	$400 [3] Blood cells are suspended in this liquid that's 95% water plasma Leszek	$400 [22] In a Voltaire novel, this title character arrives in Lisbon just in time for the 1755 earthquake Candide Nick	$400 [27] Lot chose to reside in this one of the five cities of the plain Sodom Vince
$600 [1] The House of the Deer is an unusual villa preserved in this once-buried city near Pompeii Herculaneum Leszek	$600 [13] The U.S. entered the Revolutlonary War, the Civil War & WWI during this month April Leszek	$600 [18] In 1856 this abolitionist & his men killed 5 in a guerrilla raid in Pottawatomie, Kansas John Brown Leszek	$600 [4] A fuel cell converts chemical energy directly to this kind of energy electrical energy Nick	$600 [23] In an 1831 novel, Esmeralda hides from a mob in the belfry of this building Notre Dame Cathedral Leszek	$600 [28] This king of Israel's famous harp was actually a type of lyre called a kinnor David Nick
$800 [7] Ruins of Mayan temples & palaces have been found at Tikal in this country that borders Belize Guatemala Leszek	$1,000 [15] James Whitcomb Riley said it's about "knee-deep in" this month that "strawberries melts on the vine" June Vince	$800 [19] After Jim Bowie fell ill at the Alamo, Texans fought under the sole command of this lieutenant colonel William B. Travis	$800 [8] A representation of an object formed by an optical instrument, it can be "virtual" or "real" an image Leszek	$800 [24] "The Paths of Freedom" was a 4-volume series of novels that this existentialist never completed Sartre Leszek	$800 [29] The Babylonian form of his name was Nabu-Kudurri-Usur Nebuchadnezzar Nick
$1,000 [10] The ancient Clovis culture was named for a site in this SW state where its artifacts were discovered New Mexico Leszek	DD $4,000 [14] On the original 12-month Roman calendar, it was the twelfth month February Leszek	$1,000 [20] This noted lexicographer helped found Amherst College in 1821 Noah Webster Leszek	$1,000 [9] The islets of Langerhans in this organ also produce glucagon the pancreas Leszek	$1,000 [25] Most of book V of his novel "Gargantua and Pantagruel" was probably written by an impostor (François) Rabelais Nick	DD $5,000 [30] Although he's often called Adam's third son, Genesis 5:3 implies he was first Seth Nick

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. CITIES

The paper making Winston Churchill an honorary U.S. citizen is in this city named for an inventor

Fulton, Missouri

Nick "What is Edison Park N.J." — wagered $399

Vince "What is Whit" — wagered $1,000

Leszek "What is Edison" — wagered $4,700

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