Show #1953 1993-02-17 (taped 1993-01-04) Teen Tournament

1993 Teen Tournament quarterfinal game 3.

Contestants

Jesse Roach — a senior from Aiken, South Carolina

Colin Rafferty — a junior from Fairway, Kansas

Becky Pawlowski — a sophomore from Springfield, Missouri

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Becky	$300	$1,600	$5,300	$7,500 3rd place: $1,000 if not wild card semifinalist	$7,000 18 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)
Colin	$1,400	$2,100	$7,100	$9,000 2nd place: $1,000 if not wild card semifinalist	$7,100 16 R, 1 W
Jesse	$1,500	$3,300	$8,300	$12,000 Automatic semifinalist	$8,100 21 R (including 1 DD), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

KENTUCKY	COMIC BOOKS	HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES	LIEUTENANTS	SINGERS	ANIMAL VERBS
$100 [16] The State General Assembly consists of a House of Reps. with 100 members & one of these with 38 Senate Becky	$100 [2] Archie Comics is proud to announce all of its interior pages are made out of this recycled paper Colin	$100 [1] Started in the U.S. by Mrs. Dodd of Spokane, Wash., it's the third Sunday in June Father's Day Colin	$100 [26] On April 27, 1789 Lt. William Bligh was in command of this 215-ton ship; the next day, a 23-foot boat the Bounty Jesse	$100 [7] Her detractors crushed a big pile of her music with a steamroller after she tore up a picture of the Pope Sinead O'Connor Jesse	$100 [11] Tease the hair to make it look thicker rat Becky
$200 [18] In 1955, many years before the nation followed suit, Kentucky lowered the voting age to this 18 Becky	$200 [3] Among the wealthy characters with their own comics are Richie Rich & this relative of Donald Duck (Uncle) Scrooge McDuck Jesse	$200 [9] A dab of ash seen on the foreheads of Christians lets you know this 40-day season has begun Lent Jesse	$200 [27] A second lieutenant in the Army Air Corps Reserve, his May 1927 flight to Paris made him famous Charles Lindbergh Jesse	$200 [8] Her parents were half of The Mamas & The Papas & she's one-third of Wilson Phillips Chynna Phillips Becky	$200 [22] Flutter your eyelashes bat Becky
$300 [19] Between 1980 & 1990, this largest city in the state lost almost 10% of its population Louisville Becky	$400 [5] Youngblood's creator, artist Rob Liefeld, appeared in TV commercials for these items of apparel Levi's jeans Colin	$300 [10] Some states combine this January federal holiday with Robert E. Lee Day Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Birthday Colin	$300 [28] In 1805 he named the wrong lake as the source of the Mississippi; his fame later "peaked" in Colorado (Zebulon) Pike Colin	$300 [14] The singers known as Rob and Fab used to perform under this name, but they had to give that back, too Milli Vanilli Jesse	$300 [23] Hold up or support the weight of something bear Jesse
$400 [20] By the 1890s this had overtaken hemp as the state's leading crop tobacco Colin	DD $500 [4] Hero whose December 1992 funeral is seen here: Superman Jesse	$400 [12] In the U.S. October 9, 1977 was dedicated to this (as the proclamation put it) Norse person Leif Erikson	$400 [29] William Clark of Lewis & Clark served as a lieutenant under this "Mad" general Anthony Wayne Colin	$400 [15] Luciano Pavarotti angered the BBC by doing this in a 1992 concert; he should have consulted with Rob & Fab lip-synching Colin	$400 [24] Take more than one's share of the road hog Jesse
$500 [21] Kentucky is 1 of 4 members of the union officially designated this, rather than a state commonwealth Jesse	$500 [6] This Marvel super force is described in one of their titles as "Uncanny" the X-Men Colin	$500 [13] The January 25 birthday of this poet has become a folk holiday for the Scots Robert Burns Jesse	$500 [30] In 1842 Kit Carson met this second lieutenant & joined him in mapping & pathfinding John C. Fremont	$500 [17] Harry Connick, Jr. was a little boy when his father defeated Jim Garrison & became D.A. of this Louisiana city New Orleans Becky	$500 [25] Gloat, boast or exult over crow

Double Jeopardy! Round

U.S. PRESIDENTS	INVENTORS & INVENTIONS	WORLD GEOGRAPHY	MODERN AUTHORS	ASTRONOMY	TEENS IN HISTORY
$200 [1] This ancestral home of George Washington was named for a British admiral under whom his half-brother served Mount Vernon Jesse	$200 [6] In 1869 Hippolyte Mege-Mouries of France invented this butter substitute by using beef fat margarine Jesse	$200 [23] This city was founded in A.D. 43 as the Roman town of Londinium London Colin	$200 [11] He created Holden Caulfield, one of the most popular teenaged characters in literature J.D. Salinger Becky	$200 [19] If you missed this comet in 1986, you'll have to wait until 2061 to see it Halley's Comet Becky	$200 [15] He wasn't yet 20 when he died in the 1300s B.C.; he'd been pharaoh since he was 9 or 10 Tutankhamun Colin
$400 [2] As a first baseman for Yale in 1947 & 1948, he had a total of 1 home run George (H.W.) Bush Becky	$400 [7] This early 20th C. invention by Willis Carrier helps you keep a cool head on hot summer nights air conditioner Becky	$400 [24] Cape Hafun in this famine-stricken country is the easternmost point on the African mainland Somalia Becky	$400 [12] This writer, born Judy Sussman, has written many books for teens, including "Forever..." Judy Blume Colin	$400 [22] This planet's Great Red Spot is only half the size that it was at the turn of the century Jupiter Jesse	$400 [16] When this 16-year-old graduated from Paris' Ecole Militaire in 1785, he ranked 42nd in a class of 58 Napoleon Bonaparte Becky
$600 [3] In 1962 Richard Nixon held his "last press conference" after losing a race for this California office governor Jesse	$600 [8] With $1300, Stephen Wozniak & this partner formed the Apple Computer Company in 1976 Steve Jobs Becky Jesse	$600 [25] Most of Vienna lies on the right bank of this river, Europe's second longest the Danube Becky	$600 [13] She published "In Love and Trouble: Stories of Black Women" in 1973, 10 years before she won a Pulitzer Prize Alice Walker Jesse	$600 [28] A planet's albedo is the ratio of the amount of this reflected by it to that falling on it light Jesse	$600 [18] As a 16-year-old in 1837, this British nurse heard God tell her she had a mission in life Florence Nightingale Colin
$800 [4] In 1829 he abandoned regular cabinet meetings in favor of discussions with his "Kitchen Cabinet" Andrew Jackson Colin	$800 [9] In 1858 Cyrus Field laid the 1st transatlantic cable from Ireland to this Canadian province Newfoundland Jesse	DD $700 [26] Mount Erebus on Ross Island is the largest of this continent's active volcanoes Antarctica Becky	$800 [14] Her original name was Howard Allen O'Brien, as the vampire Lestat could tell you Anne Rice Colin	$800 [29] The star he observed & described in 1572 is still called Tycho's Star Tycho Brahe Becky	$800 [20] The Black Prince was only 16 when he commanded part of his father's army in this really long war the Hundred Years' War Becky
$1,000 [5] This president campaigned for reelection in 1900 using the slogan "The Full Dinner Pail" William McKinley Jesse	$1,000 [10] In 1769 he patented a "Method of Lessening the Consumption of Steam & Fuel in Fire Engines" James Watt Colin Jesse	$1,000 [27] Rising over 14,000 feet, this dangerous pyramid-shaped peak lies near the village of Zermatt, Switz. the Matterhorn Jesse	$1,000 [17] Her 1990 novel "Plains of Passage" continues the prehistoric love story of Ayla & Jondalar Jean Auel Colin	$1,000 [30] Areography is the study of the geography of this planet Mars Becky	DD $1,600 [21] She was 19 when her half-sister Mary Tudor became queen of England in 1553 Elizabeth (the 1st) Becky

Final Jeopardy!

IN THE NEWS

Tennessee governor Ned McWherter chose Harlan Mathews to fill this man's Senate seat until 1994

Al Gore

Becky "Who is Al Gore?" — wagered $2,200

Colin "Who is Gore?" — wagered $1,900

Jesse "Who is Gore" — wagered $3,700

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